Democrats at Neenah rally features Roosevelt line
A Neenah gathering led by Speaker Vernard Mitchell featured a Democratic push to oust opponent Joe Crinnen and defend Roosevelt era policies. Local Oshkosh candidates attended. Carl Lenders faced forgery charges and pleaded to appear in court next Friday. Oven Oleson, former telegrapher, was admitted to the bar in Olympia.
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Coldest October Weather Hits Central Europe
Berlin reports the coldest October in memory with thermometers ranging from seven to fifteen degrees above freezing. Heavy snowfalls have occurred in several regions as frigid air grips Central Europe, disrupting daily life and travel.
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Dr Til Plaster Doctor Case Involves State Supervision
The Wisconsin Supreme Court declined to grant the attorney general supervisory power over county courts in the case against Dr Til of Bamnerset for alleged unlicensed medical practice. It ruled the case extraordinary and that remedies must be exhausted. The court also ruled Indians on reservations are subject to state law, overriding federal treaty claims, as Wisconsin’s admission confers equal status with other states.
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General Mulford Is Dead
Brig Gen John Elmer Mulford, retired U S Army and former agent for prisoner exchanges, died at Montour Falls New York aged seventy nine. He helped secure the release of more than 12 000 Union soldiers and return home. Former Wisconsin man John Adams, veteran statesman and father of former Colorado Governor Alva Adams and Senator Wil Adams, died after a protracted illness in Pasadena California. He served several years in the Wisconsin state senate.
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Mack Backs Up Bryan in Election Buying Claims
Democratic National Chairman Mack rebutted William F Bryan’s accusation that Republicans will buy the election. He asserted the GOP has ample funds and will attempt to repeat alleged past buying schemes used in 1896 1900 and 1904 campaigns.
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Court backs away from politics in bank case
The Supreme Court indicated disapproval of politicizing the court by denying the motion to advance the hearing in the Noble State Bank of Oklahoma v. Governor Haskell et al. The case concerns the constitutionality of Oklahoma's bank deposit guaranty law.
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Ban Excludes Foreigners Under Chinera Act Ruling
In federal district court on October 20 Judes De Ifaven upheld immigration authorities power to exclude entrants who would otherwise qualify under the Chinera exclusion act but are found to suffer from contagious diseases. The decision reinforces exclusion grounds based on health status for would be entrants.
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Fashion Hints From The Autumn Wardrobe Styles
The article surveys street and dinner dresses in voile and lace with silk accents, noting gored and circular skirts and a craze for Greek motifs at resorts. It mentions big hats, draped neckwear with velvet, tassels, and pendants, plus Paris offers 45 stylish looks. Directoire dresses, fat and perked front styles, hair pins, and color pairings like black with pink are discussed.
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Petersburg Cholera Toll Rises With 48 New Cases
Petersburg reports 48 new cholera cases in the latest 24 hours ending at noon. The municipal hospitals also recorded 21 deaths from the disease during the same period.
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Speed Maniac Driving Deserves Firm Club Action
A reader urges automobile clubs to curb reckless driving through stronger warnings and possible membership forfeiture. The piece argues that repeated speeders threaten public safety and that both clubs and state authorities must act to remove the menace and protect innocent motorists.
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