Wisconsin Senate Race Leaves Voters Quiet on Big Ticket
In a persistently cool mood, Wisconsin voters cast 355000 ballots in a special election to choose a U.S. senator. La Follette and Dithmar led a field including Brice and Work, with La Follette winning an overwhelming plurality as supporters defend the independent bid against the regular party. The vote turnout lagged behind, and county results varied, notably Rock County backing Dithmar while Spring Green favored La Follette.
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United Press Start
Correapanitent
Milwaukes
Frost
Seratoria
Robert M. la Folletti
United Scares Senate
Dhe Polia Tren
Jarzeaa
Rod Cartiel
Rock
Dithmar
Sawk
Follette
Ted
Spring Green
Axras Bon
Pithmar
Rob
Fish in Tanks Aboard Ship Become Seasick
Aboard ship, boats trained aquaria pets suffer seasickness among captive fish. Mr. Mowbray explains that tropical fish become numb in water around 65 degrees and may lose balance during rolling movement. To mitigate seasickness, fish are starved two days before departure and fed sparingly during the voyage while kept with size and species mates.
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Bollector
Associated Fress
New ‘York
Pasenser
Mit
Wiley Nora
Mozbraz
Florida
Apecimena
New York
Tims
Beraves
Cape Romh
Mawbing
Br. Mowhrar
Assessed Valuation of Stoughton Homes Revealed
The first public figures show Stoughton homes valued at $2,508. Cars and vehicles total $105,000 in assessed value. The report notes state and local authorities reviewing records.
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Stoughton Homes
Cutted Press
Strashtwa
Japan to launch broad road building program
The Home Department plans a extensive road and highway upgrade in rural areas and on key routes, costing about 390 million with one third funded by government. The project envisions new highways, paving, and improved public roads to support automotive transport and alignment with rail plans. An Irish scheme follows, costing about 20.9 million over three years to upgrade 300 miles of trunk roads, regulate lorries, and enforce wheel requirements.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Home Department
Ntxt
Free State
Sovern Mvent
Sears
Elght
President’s address to Wisconsin teachers sparks debate in La Crosse
unclear readable content references a presidential speech or comment in La Crosse concerning teachers and a contentious issue. The fragment mentions Associated Press and Witt-Teachers but lacks concrete details or names to confirm events or outcomes.
Wisconsin teachers’ gathering in La Crosse noted speakers
The Western District Wisconsin Teachers' association in La Crosse schedules events on October 13 and 15 with talks by TA. Smith new president of La Crosse normal school Dr. F. A. Steiner D. B. Vaido and Edna Deas Baker among speakers for the convention. Officers listed include GF. Sbrahem Gatesville president and Jesse Caigeen Ia Brosee secretary.
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Wisconsin Teachers' Association
la Crosse
Treas
TA. Smith
la Crosse Normal School
F. A. Steiner
D.b.vaido
Edna Deas Baker
Lsted
Tas Conventios
Oficers
Associa Sion
GF. Sbrahem
Gatesvile
Jesse Caigeen
Ia Brosee
Adierika Claims Rapid Gas Relief for Couple
An advertisement states Adierika relieves gas and stomach discomfort for a wife and husband. It claims the product reduces bloating and waste buildup, with customers praising relief and improved digestion. The ad touts “astonishing relief” and notes a first dose effect.
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Sears
Adierica
B. Brinkier
Adierika
Joe
Horns Pharma
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