Wisconsin Senate Debates Income Tax to Fund State Colleges
The Wisconsin Senate hears a plan by Sen H J Severson to fund the university and normal schools through an income tax rather than mill taxes. Olson proposes using $1,900,000 from the soldiers cash bonus fund for a new Wisconsin Soldier Memorial Hospital. Debates include tax rates for individuals and corporations and brief sessions. other measures advance, including teacher salaries and school funding bills.
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Associated Press
Madisyy
Senate
H. J. Severson
Waupaca
Philp
Severson
Philipp
Soldiers Education
Olson
Wisconsin Soldier Memorial Hospital
Finance Committee
Assembly
Heineman
aAssemblyman Klein
Congress
Miadison
Wisconsin
Joint Finance Committee
Ray J. Nye
Superior
iBy United Press
Marton
Wwisconsin Lexistatere
E. L Philipp
Millwaukee Publc
David J Qings
Wilkinson
Smanne
Journal Committee
Educational Hills
New Potatoes Drap $1.50 On A Barrel In New York
Wholesale reports show declines in prices across farm produce with new potatoes down to 1.50 per barrel and related crops like oranges and cabbages also easing. Textile sector notes continued price cuts and heavy order cancellations, while loan contraction persists. State hospital bill funds a hospital and nurses home through 1923 with multi year appropriations.
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Hieteo Commission Predien
New York
United Press
Chicago
Rizep SL
Associated New York
Lankers Sion
Tiee State Hospital
Kuchuk
Medical School of the Unity
Mandate Hearing Postponed By Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington D. C. The hearing of the House Foreign Affairs Committee on whether to authorize acceptance and recognition of Armenian claims was postponed due to Secretary Colby's unavailability. Republicans press to hear Colby’s views before reporting, opposing the mandate, with leaders aiming to act to avoid Senate consideration.
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Colby
Washington, D. C
Nouse
Ize
Armenia
Republican Committee
Olls
House
iLhough
Senate
Three Men Shot In Clash At Chicago Plant
Three men were shot early today in a clash between strike pickets and plant workers at a Chicago chemical plant. Rudolph Lorenz, a chemist, was wounded in an exchange that involved police and union members. Joseph Shkalat, a striker, was shot in the back and later died. Joseph Pawak, another striker, was wounded as the confrontation escalated.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rudolph Lorenz
Joseph Shkalat
Mar
Joseph Pawak
Procter Advances 500000 to Wood Campaign Probe
Eye Associated Press report from Washington details Colonel Procter of Cincinnati confirming a $500,000 advance to Leonard Wood's campaign fund. The testimony covers spending for publicity, state organizing, and questions over large contributions, with Treasurer disclosures and name-checking debates. Palmer's campaign total listed at $959,610, with major donors named Pittburg oilman M. Guffey and J. Harry Covington among others.
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Eye Associated Press
Washington
Wittum
Procter
Cincmat
Gamyp Ugn
Leonard Wood
Senate
End Press
General Wood
Drone
Heart
SAO A Ptate
Caarmain Kenyen
Ambrose Monet
Praeter
Confon
Teyd
Weil
Sieffins
Strague
Byiicshy
New York
Wed
Pomerent
Bhihy Root
Kenyon
Palmer
C. C. Carlin
Witrima
Hia
Umpefza Maracer
Saara M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Federaul
J. Harry Covington
Carlin
Frank L. Crocker
Gufi Wittsburs
Tate
Palmers
Sid Ames M. Tufts
Washjingien
Attack on inter church movement sparks crisis at assembly
In Charlotte the general assembly of the southern Presbyterian confronted an attack on the inter church movement. Dr. D Ve announced a crisis of criticism and a wave of disapproval echoed through the session.
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Associated ES
Charlotte
Amarchurch World Movement
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Today
Dr. d. Ve
Water Carriers Seek Rate Increases at Transit Hearing
Water carriers, led by Lavy Maver of the Greater Transit, urged a rate hike during an official commerce hearing. The group pressed for higher tolls to support elevated operating costs and system improvements, citing testimony and proposals to balance service needs.
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Br Associated Press
Washington, DD. C
Lavy Maver
Greater Transit Cerpera
La Crosse Teacher Dies of Sleeping Sickness
A La Crosse educator, Mrs Winslow, died after a weeks illness with sleeping sickness. Reports describe her declining condition as her family and community mourn the loss of a dedicated teacher.
Wheeler and Willis Nominated by Republican Party
A collapsed draft of AP copy notes Wheeler and Willis as nominees for the Republican national ticket. Wheeler, an alternate from California, has been chosen to present Senator Hiram Sonrneon. Former Gov Trans and Wa Aw of Chin Ti nominate Senator Wave reg G Harding of Ohio. Speeches are expected.
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Associated Press
Chicare
Orwinks
Patteen
Orkets
Wheeler
California
Hiram Sonrneon
Trans & Wa- Aw
Chin
Wavereg G Harding
Ohio
Federal Judge Declares Lever Law Valid
Federal judge in a court declared the lever law valid amid contested procedures. The decision, amid claims of impropriety and procedural missteps, upheld the statute's constitutional meet with the court stance amid ongoing challenges to its application and enforcement.
Hearst Wins Temporary Injunction Suit On Magazine Sale
Hearst wins a circuit court of appeals ruling upholding a federal injunction in New Mexico against the sale and distribution of Hearst magazines. The order, first issued early in 1918, targeted actions by the state council of defense and Gov. Lindsey as they sought to curb Hearst publications amid anti British and pro German wartime tensions.
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Agavchited Press
Suniv
United States
New Mealeo
Hearst
New Mexico
International Mose Company
W. R .Hearst
State Council of Defense
W. E Lindsey
Church splits on amusements at general conference
The Associated Press reports divisions within the Methodist Episcopal church over amusement restrictions. A minority report urges striking paragraph 60 and 280 from the discipline concerning dances theaters and betting while a majority favors retention. Debate centers on whether to ask new members about belief in the Bible.
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Associated Press
Des Maines
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference of Minority Report
Minority Report
SMCK
Civil War in Albania Deepens in Durazzo Report
London press cites Rome telegraph dispatches on Albania in turmoil as provisional government struggles to assert control. Eastern factions eye Epir, while officials urge calm and avoid withdrawing manpower from interior areas.
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London
Durazzo
Albania
Allimate
Rome
Epee
Epirios
Menace to state cited in North Dakota DEA report
United Press reports Sparta on a Wisconsin farmers group meeting where authorities accuse the New Partisan League of organizing resistance and urging loyalty to the state language. Sparta attorney Mark Johnes condemns the faction and warns of propaganda influencing rural populations amid perceived government targets.
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North Dakota
DEA
United Press
Sparta
Wieconsin
Wieconsin Hawke
Pankern
Teamoe
Resiatamre
Sal
North
Kiekota
Mark Johnes
Teanies
Jam
Noenpartisan League
Por Aliom
Fartmers
Tae
Zal
Damages Awarded in Suit Over Spanking Teacher
Damages in a suit alleging inappropriate spanking by a teacher were awarded after a court found fault with the conduct. The decision cites the presiding judge and notes a specific damages amount, with the case naming the involved school and district.
Levi P Mortons Estate Estimated At 10000
Levi P Mortons estate is valued with provisions for an annuity to Martha Morton Huaripenee of Philadelphia and legacies to sisters, a butler, and heirs. The will distributes the bulk to heirs and specifies shares for surviving daughters and children of a deceased daughter. The former vice president died recently near Poughkeepsie.
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Associated Press
Washington
Levi B. Morton
Sicn
United States
Morton
Poughkeepale
Martha Morton Huaripenee
Philadelphia
Orashees
Witlim C. Fustis
Helen Morton
Mary Morton
Winthrop Rutherford
Hull Says War Profits Were Huge and Taxed Heavily
Washington dispatch quotes Cordell Hull stating that war profits after taxes soared from 1914 to 1920, totaling over 34 billion dollars, averaging about 7 billion annually, while prewar years averaged around 4 billion. He cites defense of profit taxes and calls for greater government economy. Hull also projects 700 million annually for service members pensions over the next 25 years.
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Washington, D. C
Cordell Hull
Tenneeser
Congress
Beven Biliaon
Hull
West Virginia Primary Signals Edge for Edwards and Johnson
Early returns from about 180 of the state's 860 precincts show Senator Hiram Johnson leading Wood, while Governor Edwards of New Jersey is the Democratic favorite in the presidential race. Wall Street odds list Johnson and Wood near the top. Edwards leads Democrats with Cox and Bryan also noted. Local party dynamics in Illinois and Chicago set up a contested convention with key figures Thompson, Leiden, and Staith jockeying for influence as delegates are chosen.
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West Virginia
Senaior
United Pres
Hountisden
Ater Howert Sutherland Wis
Wall Street
New Y York
Oddy
Edwards
New Jerraey
Hiram Johnson
James W. Bull & Co
Johnson
Ste A Wood
Lowden Ad Hughes
Each
Jy li Hoover
T. Fiarding
Aod
Clark
Wilton
Bryan and
Marshall
Trx
Texas
Repulma
Chicaco
Stac
Springfield
Tlan Party
Finels
Kiam Hyie Thomapson
Chicasa Gay
Frank Leiden Witt
Taxi Nl Aaning
Frank J. Staith
Withiebame Pite
Jin Chicazé
Mayer Thee
Reebey
Sratar
Lawrence
Lawden
Confiscatory Article May Be Eliminated From Mexican Constitution
A garbled dispatch discusses potential changes to the Mexican constitution, signaling possible removal of a confiscatory article. The text references foreign interests, government care, and various states, with unclear connections and numerous transcription errors.
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United Frankington
DLT
Curran
Prensa
Pew
Savicen
Praten
Thue
Bett
Germany
Medican Vres
Students Use Too Many Motor Cycles and Cars
Student life note reports concern over high use of motor cycles and cars by students. The piece mentions fees and local issues at the university, urging reflection on transport choices and environmental impact. It reflects campus debate and calls for policy consideration.
Italian student clashes erupt near Tubes anniversary
In a chaotic scene at a university area, dead and wounded were reported as clashes between students and riot forces erupted during a celebration tied to a local anniversary. Police arrested several suspects after gunfire and fires broke out, with chaos spreading through campus corridors and surrounding streets.
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Kiihet
Jesus Mae
Tubs
Accortia
Uae
Dal
Fomepe Wits Euilonk
Gnkids
Durin
Senator Carter Glins Opposes Bonus Measure
In a Bristol Virginia chamber of commerce letter Senator Carter Glins, former secretary of the Leena ury, opposed an indiscriminate hunt for exiled veterans benefits. He warned the Senate may not back the excess and noted the vote will come up Monday in the House, with rift over a rule limiting amendments.
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Toy
Bristol
Carter Glins
Virgina
Dhe Leenaury
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Iresa
Washington
Carpteta
Konus
Mrs O Dell On Trial For Murder Of Kneip
A partial account of the murder trial against Mrs. O Dell focusing on testimony about her relationship with Eduard Baep and the alleged motive in the Kneip case. Jurors hear witness statements and defense challenges as the trial unfolds with mention of key figures like James Fuller and Myre Teil.
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United Vre
Mr Ag
Belure
Eyre Denes
Tiel
Eduars J Baep
Mann
Jornes Fuller
President Deschanel Must Rest For Awhile
Fragmentary notes mention President Deschanel and various names. The text suggests a period of rest, with scattered references to individuals and locations including Rennes and estate matters. No clear event or outcome is established in readable lines.
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Deschanel
Austrian General Dies After Stroke in Turbulent War Year
A high ranking Austrian general, oTey Quegei and Tres Niewan, reportedly died following a stroke during ongoing hostilities. The news notes rapid health decline amid wartime pressure and mentions routine hospital care and military rankings.
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oTey Quegei
Tres Niewan
Sete
Lenroot May Be Choice At Chicago Convention
A fragmented text suggests Lenroot as a potential Republican presidential candidate at the Chicago convention. It notes General sentiment favoring a strong Republican nominee and mentions political factions and debates shaping the 1920 election.
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Lenroot
Chicago
Dark horse and light horse vie for 1920 GOP nod
The piece surveys Republican contenders in the 1920 race noting favored sons and unpledged delegates, and ponders a possible dark horse. It references Theodore Roosevelt, Frank Munsey, Lemonty Irvine Learest, Henry Cabot Lodge, and Wisconsin’s junior senator as key figures shaping the convention dynamics.
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Republican Party
Dark Horse
Logicia
Teader
Dam-Toms
Theodore Roovewelt
Frank A. Munsey
Girlle
Aleieutenant
Wisconsin
Senate
Speedometer Company Chief Arrested by Dalrymple Agents
Chivace UK Charles Smith head of Dalrymple Speedometer Company was raided by Dalrymple agents. He appeared before Commissioner Musen and was remanded on cash bond. Authorities allege undercover work and ties to illicit whiskey production.
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Dalrymple
Nasnriated Press
Chivace
Charles B. Smith
Heder
Stewart Warner Spedome
oAegwe
Etalon Lesen
Ring
Sheboygan Resident Killed in Unknown Method
A Sheboygan resident was killed in an incident with details unclear. The report notes a confrontation and subsequent events at a local area, with investigations underway and authorities reviewing the sequence leading to the death.
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Sheboygan
Ruling Hears Parts of Lever Law Challenged in Indiana
Federal Judge A B Anderson sustained a motion to quash thirteen of eighteen counts charging 125 coal miners and operators with Lever law violations. He upheld section nine, voided sections four and twenty-six as unconstitutional due process violations, and ordered no dismissal but pressed fewer counts. The decision centers on conspiracy to limit production and mine shutdowns amid a broader probe of wartime profiteering and labor actions.
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Walted Brees
Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
Anderson
Anderton
Atorney
Palmer
Charles Tevans Hughes
Pennsylvania
Fromm Minors and Co
Wiinois
Ohio
Viapy
Indiana
East Milletry
United Sistes
Washington
Judas Sandersen
Endisinit
Levertan
Ueerm
Ames
Assixtiant
Aitornes Fererel
Ames Ik
Enchy
Stites Supreme Court
Sean
Sprnategite Profiteers
Death penalty for killing Barcelona guards
Madrid reports call for harsh penalties after fatal attacks on Barcelona guards. Sparse text mentions authorities seeking justice and public reaction to security threats amid ongoing tensions.
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Barcelona
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