Johnson nominates Blair for Austria post amid vigils in Congress
March 26 reports Johnson’s nomination of Gen Frank P Blair of Missouri as minister to Austria replacing Motley. Senate actions include confirmations and rejections, with broader notes on Reconstruction laws, Idaho mining, and a surge of political and violent incidents across America.
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Compulsory Education Debate Highlights Wisconsin Bill
Milwaukee editors discuss Assemblyman Pulcifer's bill to require parental instruction for children, outlining proposed lists of ages 13 to 15, annual exams, and fines for failure. They weigh two enforcement paths, favoring compulsory examinations but doubt its success under a popular government, and note a Welland canal dispatch from Toronto.
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