Wisconsin Election Laws Extracts on Nomination and Ballot Fraud
Extracts from Wisconsin law discuss personation use for ballots and penalties. Provisions cover false nomination papers and fraudulent ballot alterations. Offenses include pretending to be a voter and soliciting nominations with invalid payments. punishments range from months in county jail to several years in state prison.
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La Follette Hits On Rail Rate Fight In Congress
The Wisconsin delegation pressed for immediate action to curb railroad rate increases. Aimed at forcing the attorney general to sue, the move sought to forestall further legislation. The plan would impose a transportation tax hike impacting manufacturers and business interests.
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Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Congress
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Wickersham
Chicago
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Senate
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Norton Taft's Secretary Reveals Parade Ties
Unclear OCR reads like a political note about Norton Taft's secretary and a parade with ties to Les Terdss. Limited readable facts. Further text needed for a solid summary.
Freight-rate reductions ordered by U S Supreme Court
Associates Press reports a court action issuing reductions in freight rates. The decision references a SH0%7 error in the draft text and mentions branch orders and the United States Supreme Court.
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United State S Suntime Court
Fire at Glidden High School Destroys Building
A fire at Glidden High School in Ashland county last night destroyed the building. Loss is estimated at 20000 dollars with 12000 dollars insured. The Northwestern report notes the blaze began late and caused extensive damage to the structure.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ashland
Glidden
Flour adulteration case resumes in federal court
A federal case against millers and bakers from several states resumes in city court. The charge accuses adulteration of flour with bicarhine and misbranding to evade the Food Act of 1906. The Lexington Mill and Elevator Co. in Kentucky is named among defendants, with government attorneys and scientists presenting the motion today.
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Feders Co
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Lington ‘Ill and Elewster Company
Lexington
Ned
Lax’ Mill
Elecator Company
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Attorner
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Edward P. Savith
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Department of Agcultde
Dr. Walter & Haines
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Snow at Pittsburg Reports Cold Morning Snow
Frers reports the local weather bureau notes snow in Pittsburg with a high of thirty nine degrees at 4 PM. Snow began between 4 and 3 this morning and the day marks a notable cold spell in the area.
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Focal Office
United States Weather Bureau
Free Press Reorganizes Under New Management
Fragmentary OCR shows Beieit New me D. H. Faster se Brers forming a reorganization. Partner Hatesa led a small group, with Mr Foster assumed leadership in management and ownership as Milwaukee paper faced restructuring.
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Haur Lugersedl Oxtpaar
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Elite
Hip the Pape
Murder mystery grips parish as ring ties to Alma Kellner case
The Associated Press reports a probe into Alma Kellner’s death. police press an accessory theory against Mrs Jasenh Wendling. Clues include a bloodstained ring and pin, a hidden barrel stash, and a contested bank withdrawal. Wendling’s bail was postponed as police pursue further leads.
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Alma Kellner
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Shy
Keilner Family
Tecar
Jasenh Wendlins
Shoes case of two youths on parole request
Milwaukee May 31 Special from War Theodore McCorean aged George Bennett. They went after noon pleaded thirty eight car at Marathon brand shoes and a cake of beer pre Haie reformatory.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Theodore McCorean
George Bennett
Marathon
Haie Reformatory
Omaha to Buy Water From City Utility
The Omaha Waterworks must supply water at established rates following a court ruling. The decision by the appeals court confirms the judgment directing the city utility to implement the purchase terms. No further details on dates or amounts are provided in the fragment.
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Associated
Black Person Conviction Mentioned in Muddled Notice
A garbled OCR fragment references a Black person in a serious case, mentions the United States Supreme Court, Penal codes, and a contract, with unclear details about a conviction or decision and a South Carolina or D.C. area context.
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D.C
South Carolina
Direct vote for U S senators debated in recall rally
In a heated session a speaker urged direct senator elections to curb machine politics and prevent campaign corruption. Senator Owen defended recall and warned that direct vote would empower the people, reduce deadlocks, and align government with public will amid Dem and GOP support.
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Senate
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New England
New York
Marylannd
Sena
Congress
Republican Party
Tax Payment Sparks City Meter Crime Watch
Milwaukee report notes a string of meter thefts in the city as a Maine to Wisconsin transit scheme. Bervard Melson allegedly posted marks and seconds in a scheme tied to tax payments and associated press coverage describes the irregular activity.
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Milwaukee
Maine
Wisconsin
Bervard Melson
Ingalls at Racine and statehouse visit reported
May 31 report from The Northwestern notes Ingalls attending a ceremony in Racine and meeting with state officials. Governor Davison is referenced as part of a broader discussion on state matters.
Reargument of Corporate Tax Cases At Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court orders a full bench reargument of corporation tax cases. Chief Justice Fuller announces, with involvement from Governor Hughes. The debates focus on the constitutionality and scope of the 1917 corporate tax and its exemptions.
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Associated Pre
Washington, D. C
Bu Prem Court
Seat Io Corporation
Besi Usieg
Fuller
Upiniarm
Gover
Hughes
Tsft
Congress
Everr Insurance
Windsor
Maxwell Everte
Ronpetiz
Fhutrance
Brooklyn
Chicana
Lier
Joseph E. Ing
Michigan
Fi Brannan
Broads
Si Lactdl Cab Company
Xer Larksman
Rapid Transit
George Wenledd
PRS
Oscar Mitchells
Tiarh Trencoma Minnftsota Corporation
Rosten Ywhart Company
Bowers
Professor Drowned in Wisconsin River Incident
A fractured report from Milwaukee describes a professor drowning near Revens Point after a canoe accident. Officials note uncertainty, with fragments suggesting a joint search and possible loss of life, while local authorities investigate the river death.
Northwestern Receives Full Leased AP Wire Report
The Northwestern prints the full leased wire service report from the Associated Press. Readers are directed to inside pages for important late dispatches and special items.
Tragic Drowning in Pembine Tub With Little Water
A Pembine child, son of Robert Pinkowski, drowned in a tub with only two inches of water. The boy struck face down and died before his mother found him. A Wisconsin note mentions RB Hicks of Sheboygan planned to speak but stayed due to illness.
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Vermont Tax Challenge on Corporate Shares
In a Vermont confrontation, a plaintiff argues a 25 percent direct tax on corporate share ownership violates state sovereignty and deprives the company of due process. The dispute centers on whether the tax is a legitimate public burden or an unlawful seizure of private property for franchise purposes.
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Wisheus
John God
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New Eeuinsel
Deneen May Testify In Abbreviated Senate Hearing
Terse testimony prep sessions ahead of a key inquiry into Senator Lorimer’s election are noted. Subpoenas target Rep. Mackin Republican of Salem and Rep. Ullom Democrat of the Fortieth District. Also mentioned are A.B. Johnston of Johnston and Hatcher and Attorney Burke tied to disk contracts and charges of bribes and promises. Governor Denes reportedly could appear, signaling broader political maneuvering.
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Remy Lon
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Mackin
Salem
Meullon
McMackin
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Fam Lorimer
A.B. Johnston
Johnston and Hatcher Company
Halstraw
Pemberton
Joseph S. Clark
Denes
Springeld
United States
Lorimer
Fireman Tragedy Amid Midnight Sleep Disturbance
A fireman stationed at the State Street house is jolted from sleep during a night routine. As comrades shake his bed to confirm he is dreaming, the bed collapses and falls, injuring him and causing panic among the crew as they fear worse. The accident ends in tragedy as the man collapses.
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Severs
Lost in Fifteen Innings at Chute Sunday
A long sixteen inning gridiron style struggle led to a late lead change. Players such as Youngman and McMothee made key outs while plate appearances stretched the contest past sundown. The game featured suspenseful pitching and bat control before the final tally was reached.
Dock Employees Strike Questionably Reported
A fragmented note discusses a dock strike with terms like standstill and walkout. It hints a general action may follow but offers unclear details on dates or participants.
Common Carriers Rebuked In Commerce Case
An early 20th century report notes a ruling against common carriers engaged in commerce over a failure, with the court labeling the action as penal and signaling scrutiny by the SC. The fragment references Chiles and a punitive stance, indicating judicial rebuke of carrier conduct.
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Weather forecast for Wisconsin and surrounding region
Forecast for Wisconsin and nearby areas shows continued clear skies tonight with frost expected tonight and Wednesday. Temperature remarks note cool, crisp conditions with low temperatures and mild winds across the region.
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Indian office condemned for Menominee logging failure
Edward A. Braniff testifies to the Ballinger Pinchot committee that the Indian Service mismanaged the Menominee logging project in Wisconsin. He faults Indian officers and the forest service for delays and losses, claiming only trained government staff could salvage the operation.
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