Wisconsin Assembly Passes Baker Law Change Amid Bitter Debates
The Wisconsin Assembly passed the Semper amendment to the Baker law allowing about 200 saloons in Milwaukee and roughly 1,000 statewide, with a 44 to 87 vote. A reconsideration is sought as the Dry Bill and second choice voting reforms, plus bills on schools and state papers, move through amid fierce debate and procedural moves.
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Booster campaign plan for Halp Theale Town aims
A large booster effort by a business man and millionaire seeks to aid Halp Theale Town. The campaign outlines arrangements for heating and rest rooms and schedules a clean up week starting April 12. A settler day on James 17 features a band at Madison with concerts planned nearby.
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Fragmentary OCR doomed to error in urban building note
Incomplete text references many buildings and a budget figure 2 018 008 18 with pavers and boards. The garbled source mentions nineteen new panethes and September timing. Details are unclear and names are unreadable.
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Night at the Offa Bhoale frontier town tragedy
A fragmented account recalls a disrupted gathering near Brack Hills where a party fled into darkness. A child or elder overheard a fatal fall as a river and canyon feature loom over the scene.
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Long fight ends on state fair land donation plan
A county board approved a resolution to donate land adjacent to the state fair park for state fair purposes. The deal, tied to a large state project, would release funds for new buildings and improvements. A heated debate surfaced over enlarging the state fair grounds and access to the riverfront parcel.
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Kenosha Jury Awards $14,000 in Child Injury Suit
In Kenosha County a verdict awarded Minnie Extra a $14,000 damages claim against Chicago Milwaukee Electric. The child, now missing a foot, was struck by a car on the defendant’s lines. Guardians sought $30,000, guardian and company attorneys prepared to appeal the decision.
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Court delays and plea details in Wieddanton trial
A county case in Wieddanton ends with a five year sentence after a brief jury deliberation. The defense argued the attorney would handle the case, while officials plan to seek transfer to another county despite a high court order.
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Waccabees Elect Officers at Fond du Lac Convention
Four thousand seven hundred Wisconsin Maccabees gathered at the state convention in Fond du Lac where John W. Brown of Stevens Point was chosen great commander and Albert W. Bence of Milwaukee great record keeper. Other officers named include A. J. Sutherland as great past commander and W. H. Coffeen of Green Bay as medical examiner, with several local men named to respective posts.
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Hall Claire
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Fond du Lac mayoral primary results reported in race
Primary results show Haetitse 1 463, Michler 1 249, Clark 3 306, Damraw 248. two top names advance to April notes include Brelatet 658, emia 468, Gi 468, Peake 468. peace ballot backs Palrtiscule 2 256, Blowat 1 387, Justin 1 262, Jes Fes 776. Donnell leads council with 1 480, Getchell 2 481, Crale 911. First election under new Sosuntsater government in Fond du Lac.
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