Weisse Accepts Challenge to Prove Press Claims
An open letter from CHAS. ALBORN of Sheboygan to CHARLES A. WEISSE challenges him to cite time and place to review water company records. WEISSE replies, offering to meet with city officials or water company records to verify claims about water rates and ownership, including a $100,000 forfeit if falsity is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Wereisse
Col Chas. A. Born
Democrat
Amy. Weisse
Mr. Born
CHARLES Tf. WEISSE
W. vou
Lows Gutseh
Frank Geel
Leopold Jing
Charles T. Roenitz
H. Gatseh
MM. Kilton
Shebosgan Press
Dreehimann
Lorn’s Park Co
Born & Festerliner
Tao
Borns Park Co
Roy J. Miller
City Water Co
Dieckmann
CHAS. ALBORN
Sheboygan
Wis
Water company
park and saloon
Michigan avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth streets
sears
Turthermore
Dierkmann
serced
CILAS
Letter from C A Born on water charges and press replies
A letter from C A Born defends ownership of the She abovegan Press and addresses water tax claims. Born asserts statements in the Press about his Sanford Sanitaria water rate and use at the generous $20 yearly rate are supported by records in the water works department. He offers to forfeit $100 if anyone disproves the statements and declines deeper dispute.
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COT
CTIARLEES
Shebovegan Press
Theodore Dieckmann
Waldsehloessen
Col. Born
Born
Dieckmann
Col. C. A. Born
old Water Works company
C. A. Born
theater works department
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Lyon Dies at 61
Associated Press report from San Jose states William Bo Lyon, longtime Wisconsin supreme justice and former colonel of the thirteenth Wisconsin infantry, died at age 61 after a long illness. He served five years on the Wisconsin board of control after appointment by Gov La Follette and is survived by his wife and daughter.
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San Jose
Cal
William bBo Lyon
court of Wisconsin
tve Fle
thirteenth
Wisconsin infantry
Wisconsin board of control
La Follette
Wilson Team Reaches Tariff Accord on Free Wool and Sugar
In Washington April 4 President Wilson and congressional leaders agree on free wool and a very low duty on sugar, aiming toward free trade. The House Ways and Means Committee drafts the tariff bill with estimated annual revenue losses of 380 million dollars, offset by income tax revenues of a similar amount. Income brackets are set from 4,000 to 20,000 at 1 percent, 20,000 to 50,000 at 2 percent, 50,000 to 100,000 at 3 percent, and over 100,000 at 4 percent. A 1 percent flat tax on corporations applies, with exemptions below 4,000. After senate review, the bill goes to conference.
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Washington
Wilson
wass and means committee
senate
General agreement seen on Ways and Means panel leader
Chairman Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee oversees a developing consensus with broad support. The sense is a unified stance forming among key figures as the discussion progresses.
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Underwood
ways and means committee
Extra Senator Faces Grave Charges
A western state democratic senator faces charges of improper conduct amid a blackmail dispute. An unnamed husband accuses the senator of pressuring his wife and reenacting the act at a hotel, with witnesses supposedly posted. The senator calls the allegations a political plot. No action has been taken, and the name is withheld during investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Wilson
Miami River Rising Flood Threat in Dayton Ohio
Dayton Ohio reports ten more inches of water in the Miami River could trigger another flood after a ten hour rain ended at 1 AM. Heavy rainfall plus clogged sewers and intakes flooded many streets overnight.
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Dayton
Miami river
Death notice for Annie Murchison Cole
Mrs Annie Murchison Cole widow of the late George C Cole died at her home 707 North Sixth Street yesterday April 3 Private interment will take place at the family lot Wildwood Funeral services will be held at the house at two o clock Sunday April 6 to the public
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Geo. C. Cole
George C. Cole
Wildwood
Judge Krez Leads After Mitchell Vote Count
Final county tally shows 6,872 votes cast with Judge Paul T. Krez receiving 3,489 and Otto Bassooner 3,383. Mitchell town added 56 votes for Krez and 22 for Bassooner, giving Krez a 106 vote lead.
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Mitchell
Paul T.Krez
Judge Krez
Otto Bassuener
Krez
Bassooner
Riots at Columbian Rope plant leave six strikers dead
In Auburn New York rioting at the Columbian Rope Company plant escalated as police clashed with about 300 workers. An initial volley fired over the heads failed to stop the attack and a subsequent volley struck the crowd. Six strikers were killed, two women and four men, with two expected to die including a woman.
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Auburn
N. Y
Columbian Rope company
Freight wreck delays 12:05 train west of Glenbeulah
A freight wreck on the North Western line west of Glenbeulah tied up traffic and delayed the 12:05 train. Passengers were evacuated from the wreck site in two cabooses mustered as an emergency train. Details of the accident are unavailable.
Ohio flood relief funds rise as Dayton and Columbus appeal
The Dayton and Columbus areas call for financial aid to rehabilitate flood stricken districts. Hundreds of homes remain unfit, and households need replacement furniture and supplies. Donations to Mayor Dieckmann’s appeal are growing, with numerous amounts listed from local businesses and individuals.
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Dayton
Columbus
Dieckmann
Pres. Wm. P
H. C. Prange Co
Frost Veneer Seating Co
E. BE. Pantzer Lumber Co
St. Mary’s Guild
severas
Francis Williams
Fred Schnellen
W. A. Pfister
canes
C. A. Honold
J. E. Matthewson
Wm. Kaufman
Herman Kraemer
Annie Mohr
H. J. Blockt
Christ H. Hottert
F. W. Heineman
Chas. Huppert
E. R. Kreuger
Otto Fredrickson
Mamie Schmitt
Frank Roth
weiter
A. W. Diesecke
s.s-e
Henry Margraf
evbesinte
Katie Stalmann
Philip Stallmann
Herbert Burkart
Koch Manufacturing fils dissolution notice in Wisconsin
The Koch Manufacturing company of Plymouth in Sheboygan county has filed a notice of dissolution with the secretary of state. Officers listed are President M. M. Koch and Secretary John J. Koch.
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Madison, Wis
Koch Manufacturing company
Plymouth
Sheboygan county
M. M. Koch
John J. Koch
Olson case reveals alleged affair with Clyde Darling
In St Paul on April 4 Prof Oscar Olson testified about his wife’s relations with Clyde Darling a laundry wagon driver blamed for their marital breakdown and his murder. Olson described confrontations warnings and a confession of ongoing advances and the fatal shooting following a confrontation at home.
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St. Paul, Minn
Darling
Olson
Clearbrook
Minn
Oscar
New York Allows Marriage of Minors With Parental Consent
In New York on April 4 the Supreme Court Justice Cohalan held that marriages of girls under eighteen are legal with parental consent. If such a girl marries and leaves her husband before eighteen, she can automatically seek an annulment in court.
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New York
Supreme Court
Cohalan
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WEISSE
Associated Press
Ohio
Indiana
American Press Association
6th Street
Annie Murchison Cole
Sixth street
N. W
Glenbeu
ture
The
Oscar Olson
University of Minnesota
Clyde N. Darling
ness
Mrs. Olson
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