City Hearing Weighs Payment Authority On School Building
At a public hearing last evening in the chamber, Rudolph Jahn’s payment for the washing school building was discussed. The special committee with Superintendent Leverenz and Alderman Kummer concluded the Board of Public Works must authorize all bills and estimates, with Weeks the architect's role clarified to prevent future errors. An adjournment was set to summon Contractor Jahn, Weeks, and board members for a fuller report.
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Inventor William W. Burson Dies at 80 in Rogers Park
Rockford Ohio April 10 William W Burson of Rogers Park inventor of knitting machinery and a founder of the knitting machine industry in Rogers dropped dead this morning at his daughter's home. He was 80 years old.
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Rockford
William W. Burson
Rogers Park
Rogers
Belgium Prepares for General Strike Over One Vote
Troops occupy major Belgian industry centers as 300000 to 400000 workers plan to quit Monday. Crowds cheer soldiers while socialist leaders offer to provide special constables from their ranks to maintain order. The strike targets the plural voting system giving different men one two or three votes.
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Indictments Return Five for Bank Probe Leaders
In Cincinnati on April 10, Elmer E. Gallbreath former president of the defunct Second National Bank and Charles H. Davis were indicted by a federal jury probing the bank’s affairs. Gallbreath had been indicted previously but awaits trial.
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Elmer E. Gallbreath
Second National Bank
Charles H. Davis
Gallbreath
Assembly kills anti treating bill in Madison debates
Madison, Wis., April 10. The assembly defeated the senate anti treating bill by 57 to 88. A five mile dry zone bill affecting the state university was postponed with Roethe proposing a substitute to apply to all cities with state educational institutions. Enactment would create prohibition zones around Normal schools in Milwaukee Oshkosh Superior and other Normal school cities. The senate favored voting by mail.
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Pope's condition improves but heart weakness concerns doctors
Rome April 10 reports the pope at noon in better condition though heart weakness causes anxiety. Doctors allowed an egg with broth, yet he ate only with difficulty. He had a comparatively calm night with occasional coughing and periods of heavy perspiration.
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Sheboygan Rally Raises Over $250 For Flood Sufferers
Citizens of Sheboygan donated generously to aid flood victims in Ohio and Indiana. After church offerings and business groups contributed, over $1000 was raised, with Holy Name Church collecting $183.74 and St. Peter Claver Church $70.29. Archbishop Messmer urged diocesan action and funds were sent to the Milwaukee bishop for distribution to affected areas.
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Parole Demanded for John F Dietz by Wisconsin Press
The Wisconsin press calls for Governor McGovern to intercede and grant parole to John F Dietz, convicted of murder amid claims trial lacked legal representation. Editors argue Dietz faced a biased jury and predatory corporate pressure from a lumber trust, urging clemency for his declining years.
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