Work In Congress Wins Recognition For Mr Lampert
Fond du Lac and Manitowoc counties report Lampert leads Titus by a wide margin in the Sixth district with 6,369 votes to 1,600 and a bulk of the district expected to favor Lampert. Rep Florian Lampert is renominated on the Republican ticket by a large majority amid strong county backing.
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Congress
Mr. Lampert
Fond du Lac
Manitowoc
Lampert
Titus
Florian Lampert
William A. Titus
Fond du Lac County
Oshkosh
Lampert leads in Fond du Lac and surrounding counties
Reported county totals show Lampert ahead in Fond du Lac with 6 783 votes to Titus 3 61 percent and a wider lead in nearby counties. The pattern across Manitowoc Oshkosh Marinette and adjacent regions suggests Lampert maintains a strong overall majority over Titus.
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Trent
Lake
Smater
Myrmper
Titus
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Fond du Lac
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Oshkosh
Manitowoc
Marinette
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Washington Supreme Court Denies Mahonet Rehearing
Olympia Wash The Supreme Court of Washington today denied the petition of James R E Mahonet formerly of St Paul convicted in Seattle of the murder of his aged wife for a rehearing.
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United Press
Primary Election Reports Index and County Returns Story
An index lists the State Ticket United States Senator sixth district state senate and assembly races. Mrs Hooper outlines plans and is nominated for Congress. Northwestern bulletin board tabulates returns and a county election story is noted.
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Assembly
Nominations and early returns in Wisconsin congressional races
In Milwaukee and surrounding districts the AP reports multiple contests for the House. Candidates include Cooper Voight and others in the First and Third districts, with John Schaefer leading John Grunwald in Milwaukee votes, and 8,273 to 3,183 with 8 precincts left. Ninth district shows George J. Schneider ahead in 245 votes to Henry Graass and Elmer Hall. Tenth district renominates James A. Freap with no Democratic challenges.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Cooper
Vard Voight
John M. Xulson
William H. Stafford
Ternan Lampert
Canseongressman
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John Klecuka
John Schaefer
John Grunwald
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Congress
Vote for Assembly Nomination in the Two County Districts
Winnebago counts show reduced representation in the state legislature after apportionment. Two assembly districts now exist, Oshkosh and the county’s remaining area, with Jones seeking renomination and McCearn contesting in the Second. In the Fire District, Charles Rahr led the nomination while Veum and Wickert trailed.
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Minnesota Put On Wartime Fuel Basis
A wartime fuel basis was established in Minnesota with Governor Preus urging citizens to conserve. He warned that normal fuel supplies would be strained this winter and called on residents to reduce consumption amid fuel shortages.
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Minnesota
Tiel
Preuwert
Seven Dead From Poison Whisky in Brooklyn
Seven people die after drinking poison whisky in Brooklyn. Five men and two women succumb in the Red Book district where liquor was sold from a grocery owned by Mrs. Spmelinda, with a $1 bottle shared by Michael Keenan and a woman friend. Keenan later died, and Mrs. Vatala was arrested. Police question prisoners to locate all poison whisky sources.
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Michael Keenan
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White of Winnecome named for senate nomination
In Calumet county eleven of fifteen precincts report Dennhardt leading with a 10 vote margin, while White of Winnecome appears as the senate nomination contender. The field includes Merritt Whit Winnesonn and others in the regional race.
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Winnecome
Senate
Merritt Wh
Fragmentary civic race note from Neenah mayoral scene
Unclear OCR fragment references a Neenah mayoral race and a candidate’s progress. It mentions cities Calumet and White and a person named Suma. Details and exact outcomes are unreadable.
Train Derailment Blamed to Wreckers
Report says a train derailed in a Southern railway yard, blamed on wreckers. Officials noted several cars left the track while one remained upright as the scene was investigated. No injuries reported as teams assessed the damage and cause.
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Jacksons Ilene
Palm Tormemnnary
Acal
Close Treasurer race leads Republican nomination fight
Milch Internor John J. Blaine holds a large lead over Attorney General William J. Morgan for the Republican guber natorial nomination as of results from 1,670 precincts. Blaine sits at 209,830 to Morgan's 97,652 with Metleury the wet candidate also noted.
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Associated Press
Milch
John J. Blaine
William J. Morgan
Biiine
Morgan
Metleury
Close Wisconsin primary races show Levit an leading Johnson
Detailed returns from many precincts reveal Leo Levitan leading incumbent Henry Johnson by about 3,800 votes in the attorney general contest and Herman J. Ekern ahead of challengers for the attorney general nomination. La Follette supporters claim strong showings as Republicans battle for governor and related offices.
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Henry Johnson
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Henry
Solomon Levitan
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Enry Jahnsen
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State Legislature Returns Shadowed by Interest in Others
Incomplete returns show Republican candidates for the state senate leading in districts across Wisconsin. Key figures include TL Peterson 1,590 and W. Cashman 2,143 in District One, R. Nye 471 and C. G. Kiney in Eleven, A. Bilpakien 010 and Burnes 4978 in Thirteen, and O. Oscar R. B. Olsen 7,901 with O. Johnson 1,770 in Seventeen, among others, as national races draw attention.
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Burnett
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A. I. Bilpakien
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Ana Jome
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Oacar
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Ti. Johnson
Ti Lrein
Marathon
Ralph J. Simith
Joy Barber
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Trekkind
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Daan Cookidast
Montse Vnl
Marrytte Conant
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Jeffer W. Youmans
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Torsdale
Tot Jolin
Abandonment Charge Filed Against Superintendent
A superintendent of The West Methodist VeAere faces abandonment charges. Prosecuting Attorney Fateh said this morning after an arrest warrant was issued for the individual. The case involves a wife and two children and stems from alleged neglect.
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Glider makes three flights from water
An inventor named Glepn HL Curtiss demonstrated water glider flights off Long Island. Three flights were reported: two lasting thirty seconds and one lasting forty seconds. The craft started from the water surface, was towed by a speedboat, and reached altitude briefly before landing.
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United Pre Port
Opposition in Senate to Ball Injunction Sparks Debate
United Press reports bitter Senate opposition to the government injunction against striking workers. Sen. Oldnsen of Arkansas denounces the order as oppressive and unjust while accusing the administration of shielding railway executives with federal forces. The case of Jacob Cohen of The Labor Review, jailed over an editorial, centers on press rights and the reach of injunctions against labor leaders.
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Washington
Loldnsen
Arkansas
United States
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Oldnsun Sul
Court Sprace
Glinton Robinson
Memphis
Tenn
Daugherty
Moemophia Kiburns
Jacob Cohen
Labor Review
Cohen
Libor
Rail labor strike talks tense amid Ravens fear of setback
Fragmented report cites Dewitt Cuyler and Willard in New York discussing stalled shopmen’s settlement. Leaders at Baltimore and Chicago rail offices weigh conference plans as brokers name rail executives and the Federated Service union seeks a negotiated end. A pattern of uncertainty surrounds whether major rail lines will return to normal operations.
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Endorsed Senator Sees Big Ballot Lead in Primary
Fragmented report notes Mrs. Jesse Jack Hooper seeks the Democratic nomination for United States senator with strong party backing. The piece questions sufficient voter turnout to place nominees on November ballots while detailing primary requirements and early polling uncertainty in Wisconsin and related races.
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di Potlette
Jesse Jack Hooper
Jesse Jack Honper
United States
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ALA
Bete
Karl Mathie
Siieht Marcin
Peru withdraws from Assembly of League of Nations
Henry Wand reports that Peru pulled out of the League of Nations Assembly amid disputes involving Chile and the wider South American controversy. The memo notes reactions in Washington and Geneva, naming leaders from France, Portugal, Sweden, and other nations, with references to six presidents and ongoing diplomatic tensions.
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Assembly OF League OF Nations
Henry Wand
League of Nations
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Augusta Tim
Ceneva
Aries
Washington
Chile
South America
Ened
Balfour
Brie Lanl
Cibried Hanotoua
France
Sevhar
Gompers Praises Attitude Toward Injunction
Atlantic City Nod reports Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor praising the calm response to injunctions. He says the railway shopmen strike could be settled in a day if approached with human understanding rather than tough rhetoric.
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Atlantic City
Nwarramiahia
Samuel Gompers
Parther Amencia Federation of Labor
La Follette Leads Wisconsin GOP Senate Primary Result
Early returns from Wisconsin show Robert M. La Follette leading over William A. Ganfield for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate with a large margin. With precincts reporting, La Follette enjoys substantial support from women voters and is poised to win by a landslide, citing opposition to the four power treaty and the wet issue as his main campaign themes.
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Associated Press
Mibysukoc
Wis
A Foltette
William A. Ganfield
Ganfield
A Follette
Milwaukee
Wiscoraln
Robert M. la Foliette
la Follette
Waukeate
United Rf
Local Figure Tours State Amid Political Turmoil
A disrupted draft describes a political figure named Chinfield touring the state while opposing the current administration. It notes his Senate appearance in Vang and his radical tone on many issues, painting a portrait of a controversial, factional campaign.
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Chinfield
Faery
Senate
Vang
Webster Storm Strikes Farm. No Injuries Reported
A severe wind swept Webster causing damage at a farm on Howsieh Road and surrounding properties. Officials confirmed no injuries as the storm moved through, with mended fences and damaged outbuildings noted in initial assessments.
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Webster
Local Showers Forecast for Wisconsin Areas
Local weather bulletin notes showers and thunderstorm chances tonight and Thursday. Temperatures around 74 degrees with partly cloudy skies in northern portions and clearer conditions elsewhere.
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