Wisconsin Debates State Finances and Education Reforms
Reports from Madison indicate upcoming Senate consideration of a one mill tax shift to fund increased normal school salaries and a one fourth mill increase. Proposals include funding the soldiers bonus and state hospital construction tied to a medical course at the university.
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Associated Press
Maglison
Senate Teriday
Severson
Jennings Sell
Agari Cousin
Aeker Dil
Embargo Favorable For Sugar Bill Reported By Senate Panel
Senate agriculture committee moved a favorable report on the McNary sugar export embargo bill. The panel vote backed by McNary Oregon Capper Kansas Kenyon We and Norris Nebraska Republicans and Harrison Mississippi Kendrick Wyoming Democrats opposed final action. The committee said the embargo would not affect sugar sent to the United States by foreign refiners or naval stores.
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Senate
McNary
Argenda
Washington, D. O
Waiite Agriculture Commmittee Today
MuNary
Oreeson
Capper
Kansas
Kenyen
Norris
Nebraski
Harrison
Kendrick
Wyoming
Navy reform urged before Senate naval investigating panel
Admiral Sims told the committee that current organization impedes the navy and urged restructuring. He defended his past partnerships and disputed critics who said the navy was ineffective, denying charges as misinterpretations and asserting his loyalty to the United States.
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Sims
Associated Pressington
Rey
Navy Department
Eneian
Senate Naval
Vauital Co
Dytniels
Agai Navy
Damien Ures
iBims
Great Britain
United
Tso Bas
Danted
Murder at Chicago Saloon Sparks Citywide Outcry
Reported in Chicago as yet another back of the yard murder near a saloon. A man named Gears is linked to the shooting that left a victim dead after a quarrel over cards. Authorities issued warrants and continued investigations into the incident.
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Chicago
Uwi
Rusene Gearr
Ceri- Tyst
Reekas
Flour Prices Rise by Twenty-Five Cents
A brief market note reports flour prices increasing by 25 cents. No additional details on vendors or timing are provided in the fragment.
Gary Warns of Labor Designs in Nation's Future
United Press reports Iron and Steel Institute President ER Gary warns at annual meeting that a small labor minority seeks to demoralize the constitution through strikes and registration moves. He urges public cooperation with private enterprise and cautions against discrimination harming national progress.
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United Press
New York
HL Gary
Iron and Steel Instituce
Veto Override on Peace Resolution Fails in House
The House fails to override President Wilson's veto of the Republican peace resolution with a 219 to 0 vote in favor of overriding. Two Republicans Kelley of Michigan and Fuller of Massachusetts vote to sustain the veto. seventeen Democrats join in the bid, marking a smaller cross-party coalition than in 1838.
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Enfort
Associated Press
Washington, D
Wilson
House
Jazainst
Kelley
Michigan
Fuller
Stassachussits
New Era Movement Budget Cut Approved by Assembly
The New Era movement will be continued until the next general assembly with an official vote by the Presbyterian Church in the United States. The assembly reduced the annual New Era budget from 900000 to 400000.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Paris Sends Sympathy as Wilson Orders Doughboy Wreath
Paris memorial committee receives sympathy from French mothers for American war losses. President Wilson orders a memorial wreath for the American Doughboy statue in Sumsnes cemetery with Ambassador Willace to place it Sunday. Ceremonies will honor Lafayette’s grave at Picnus and Belleau Wood with remarks by Gen Harbord’s message read. French army units will join American ceremonies and guard graves at American cemeteries.
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Paris
America
Sumsnes
Willace
Wilson
France
Lafayette
Army
Navy Sud Diplomite
Picnus Cemetery
Prake
Mariquis Chambrun
Lifayette
Belleau Wood
James G. Harbord
Public unions oppose arbitration boards in railway matters
J F Sheppard president of the Order of Railway Conductors told the City Club that the public is not knowledgeable enough to sit on arbitration boards for railway labor problems. He said the public should be excluded from such negotiations. He warned there will be no general strike while conservative labor leaders remain influential and predicted no financial panic due to organized labor acting as a safety valve.
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Empley
Gary
Nough
Associated Press
Chicago
J. F. Sheppard
Order of
Mr. Sheppard
Iits
Central
Sheppard
Itway
Lowrd
Pal Jewell
Mallway
Dewill
Federal Railway Administration
Jewel
Drougbt & Osbary
Br. M
Guerylee
Washington, D
Chenematey
Chaimavar Kemyod
MeArlay
Wwe
Aarne
Nation
Joana
Paige Oorginivatien
McAdout Naked
Kenyon
RED Avologtirs
Sagredaguizr
Willy
Pau Gid Sonte
Hans. Net
Sere Ceorabbds
Metin
Psieueh
Henry AL Raughertsy
Harting
Kenubbien
Ohio
Cecal
Sterding Stret Brit
Hater Rad
Wael
Reed
Tye Noderstodd
Filine Air Wolfe
Hretciar
Pca
Svartor Reed
Vieasherty
Frank A. Pluridson
Ws Yieiper
Priomary Campalion
Ohreon
Fer
Woorf
Setittaes
How Kneip Was Killed In Shocking Rochester Crime Case
District Attorney W F Lore reads details from Odell's testimony about the murder of Edward Arrip. Mrs O Dell alleges Kneip forced attentions, prompting a confrontation at his boardinghouse and a fatal struggle near a bridge. Evidence links Kneip to the crime and oreads to the death sentence for her husband.
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Cosmi
United Rochester
Beaver Odells
Edward JT
Arrip
W. F. Lore
Odell
Prese
O'Dell
Peart
Kaeipp
New Disorders in Indian Railway Strike Reported
Unclear dispatch describes rising disruptions in the Indian Railway strike with trains halted and passenger and freight movements affected. The report notes disrupted services and growing tension as authorities attempt to manage the unrest.
Irish Conditions Prompt Concern Across Nations
A fragmentary report describes worries about Irish affairs and governance, mentioning sensitive political tensions, a seeming dispute over representation, and rising activism linked to Irish peoples and leadership. The text references meetings, offsite discussions, and a call for a government aligned with Catholic elements.
Law Proposal on Labor Union Joining Stirs Government
A muffled text outlines a proposed law on joining labor unions, mentioning a group of four senators and a federal measure. The garbled content references government action, federation, and a pledge or oath but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
Union Men Will Cut Prices of Shaves
A garbled notice from New York reports barbers union plans to cut shave prices to a set rate across shops. The article cites General Horation of the International Barbers Union and notes shops may open at lower prices for a day or until individual members decide.
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Associated Press
Hatrenta
New York
Tia Sa
Iiternational
Barbers Wilon
Anade di
Barbers’ Union
Todividndl Union
Rail workers seek 2000 dollar annual aid and wage rules
Testimony before the board shows PAL Jewell of the Mallway employees dept pressing for a prompt award and a minimum wage of 4500 dollars with an eight hour workday. He cites national agreements and insists on different rules by training and hazard, as railroad representatives push higher figures. The board adjourned to next Tuesday to hear railway arguments.
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Veweil
Snew
Tie
Mexican defacto troops close on Villa trail
Report from Juarez says defacto troops clash with a guard protecting bandit leader Villa at Valle De Allende in Chihuahua. Villa escapes into hills as forces regroup to block his advance toward Durango and prevent villa from reaching settled communities.
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Defacto
Villa
Iran
Juarez
Mne
Branejang Vilhe
Valle de Allende
Ceneral Excobar
Groupe Pure
Ville
Esc. Vii
Durango
ChilBahva
Indian Fighter Under Buffalo Bill Is Dead
A historic figure associated with Buffalo Bill has died after a long illness. The narrative recounts his days on the plains, his service, and his family. His passing marks the end of a life linked to frontier lore and Wild West shows.
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Buffalo Bill
Presbyterian General Assembly Meets amid Turbulent Debates
Fragmentary text notes a Presbyterian General Assembly meeting in the United States. It references debates on doctrine and organizational matters, with unclear phrases suggesting procedural discussions and potential resolutions affecting church leadership.
Rumors Surface of New Move Against German Rule
Unclear text suggests reports of a new effort opposing German rule. Mentions individuals possibly involved in a movement, with references to a story by editors and a named city or region.
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Vated Meeks Teageare
Chirity
Editar Behrharey
Thadapest
Agai
Rovernmaen
McAdoo nomination amid heated Senate testimony
Senator Red Avologtirs and colleagues clash over campaign spending tied to William Gibbs McAdoo. Witnesses describe underwriting for his nomination, with figures cited for advertising and support from press groups. The testimony details expenditures that question fairness of the nomination process.
Gompers and Allen to Debate Kansas Labor Law
Reform minded leaders Gompers and Allen prepare for a public debate over the merits and implications of the Kansas labor law. The event aims to illuminate how proposed changes could affect workers and unions, with attendees awaiting the discussion's outcomes and potential policy shifts.
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Gompers
Allen
Kansas
Garment Firms Guilty of Profiteering in Federal Trial
Coats of firms were found guilty in U S District Court under Justice Martin T Manton for profiteering. Total penalties amount to 94 000 dollars plus 50 000 dollar fine per count across six counts. Offending prices included suits sold for 12 00 and 29 00 dollars with inflated costs cited by the defense as price misstatements. The case marks a major federal action against profiteering in the garment industry as authorities described it as a nationwide issue.
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Syracuse
Weed's, Inc
Ting Hanten Crothiers
United States
Martin T Manton
Ghrt
Huvins
Che Burgest
Lee Deen
Atte
Department of Justice
Offichita
Lee Eireamstong
Jenkins Case Settled in Mexico City News Summary
Mexican authorities announced a settlement in the Jenkins kidnap case after the supreme court weighed jurisdiction. Officials report the matter will be resolved as Tex and Mexican relations move toward stability. The decision was reached amid pressure from revolutionary leaders and the government, with no further court action planned.
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Mexia
Titan Trade
Jenkins Cu
Supreme Niet
Jenkins
Straw Sats 18 Be Cut to Market Prices
A report from New York states that as a conference with national leaders promised lower prices, retailers urged restraint to curb profits. The article notes expectations of a raid to enforce conformity and questions which prices would be maintained across the market.
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York Arcaler
Timy
New York
Annin ' S
Maimer
Gro- Alup
Geaman Statement On Artillery Destruction
Unclear readable text indicates a GEAMAN statement about artillery destruction. The fragmentary notes include repeated phrases that do not form a complete report or verifiable details. Further readable context is needed to identify date location involved or entities.
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Geaman
Campaign to Elect Republicans Dominates Chicago Ad Scene
Chicago reports an immense political advertising push as Republican candidates for the presidential nomination fill hotels and offices. Headquarters of Johnson and Harding rival camps grow, with Wood and Hoover posters prominent. Delegates’ contests and potential nominations loom as campaigns ramp up.
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Ty Harold LD. Jacobs
United Press
Chicago
Republic Uy Presidentia
Mntionz
Michisin Avenue
Long World Ramain
Blackstone
Frank O. Lowder
Congress
Auiliforian
Washington
Campsion
Hiram Johnson
Warren CG. Harding
London
Daj
Leonard Wood
Amd
Herbert Voover
On & Mar
Nara
Chieno
Republicas
A. Mitchell Palmer
Edward S. Edwards
Wood
Rough Riders
Ang
Plattsbury
Zaprap Bers
Eapty
Va Tous
Ches
Siren
Em. Johnson
Harding
Orner Henry Allen
Kansas
Chapeau
Consid
Lowden
Denie
Sanpete
Reedenburg
Dennison
Chinerfield
Zl Enemas
Boom Heslor
San Francisco
Povernor
George Sphe Flaer
Johns Cand
Lemerson
Hillnois
Low Fen
J Son
Bardings
Diay
Lewaine
Mies Beniquariers
Carelin
Fragmented OCR Weather Notice From Wisconsin
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