Resignation of Alderman Thiel Prepares City Council
Alderman E R Thiel of the Second Ward will resign at a common council meeting this evening. Mayor Dieckmann may appoint his successor tonight or at next Tuesday's council session. Thiel says he will be away due to business with Job Foundry, raising questions about his legal status as a council member during his absence. He remains a ward representative for about a year more.
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Lively race for senator in Wisconsin outlined
Madison Wis April 11 The ratification of the constitutional amendment for direct vote for senators in Connecticut is stirring political interest in Wisconsin The change will mostly affect the method of nominating not policy It may trigger a three cornered fight next year McGovern Morris and Lenroot are named as potential candidates Sanborn Scott and Bosshard also floated The coming year promises one of Wisconsin s liveliest senatorial contests in memory
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Sugar tariff debate reaches three year end plan
President Wilson urged to modify the sugar tariff schedule to allow discretionary free sugar at the end of three years. Former Gov Adams of Colorado argues industry could endure as is but would welcome freedom after the period. Illinois and other lawmakers weigh reductions amid tariff concerns and finance committee discussions.
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Supreme Court grants supersedeas in Lindloff murder case
The Illinois Supreme Court issued a supersedeas for Louisa Lindloff, convicted in Chicago of murdering her son. The record was filed by an attorney seeking reversal of the lower court verdict that sentenced Mrs. Lindloff to twenty five years in prison.
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Suffragette Ill in London Appendicitis Attack
London April 11 Miss Zeke Emmerson the American suffragette is seriously ill with appendicitis her physicians report she is too weak for an operation at this time.
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Pope Seeks News Amid Recovery With Visitors
By Associated Press Rome reports the pope felt stronger yet missed a Venice pilgrimage. A sister and niece stayed hours in his room as his private secretary said mass. He sat up to read but doctors refused, joking that they had killed him.
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Buffalo streetcar strike spurs arbitration push
In Buffalo on April 5 9th Street cars stay idle under military guard as the International Railway Company faces a general labor strike. The city weighs arbitration as Mayor Fuhrmann seeks to revive deadlocked negotiations and the state board opens a broad strike inquiry.
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Body of Morgan in New York transit reported
The steamship France bearing the body of the late John P. Morgan passed. Non Tucker took port at 4 o clock this morning and was expected to dock late this afternoon.
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Bulgaria Presses Claim on Soloniki Amid Greek Troops
London dispatch from Belgrade reports Bulgaria formalizes its claim to Soloniki now held by Greek forces and vows military measures to back the claim while Greece pursues similar actions.
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Anson Wires Wilson Over Baseball Support
President Wilson received congratulations from Captain Adam Anson on his interest in baseball. Anson, father of the game, wired from Salt Lake City that he remains convinced he voted for the president.
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Congress blocks navy reform says Col Thompson
Washington April 11 Col Robert M Thompson chairman of the Navy League executive committee says Congress stands in the way of efficient navy control Younger admirals are needed to make an American fleet effective in war He argues current law keeps admirals too old at flag rank with insufficient command experience Congress bears responsibility for the navy's lamentable conditions.
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Rewards. Friend in Need Rewards in Life and Legacy
Dr. Edward Higley of Glen Ellyn lent Charles Froelich 700 to fund Froelich’s Nebraska university years. Eight years after Froelich returned from Austria he repaid the loan. Froelich’s recent death left Higley a million dollars as a reward for friendship.
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Buffalo Moths Invade Homes Prompt Urgent Fight
The article warns that black fuzzy buffalo moths are active again, urging immediate action. Last year’s sufferers expect similar numbers, and housewives are advised to inspect thoroughly and kill moths now to reduce summer breeding. These insects invade all fabrics, especially carpets, and can reach stored clothing even in tight containers.
Knights of Columbus to hold Wisconsin state convention in Oshkosh
Oshkosh council plans the twelfth annual Wisconsin state Knights of Columbus convention May 13 and 14 with state officers and delegates present. Events begin with a high mass at St Peter's, followed by sessions at the Elks hall, a baseball game, a banquet at Athearn hotel, and a closing ball at the Century.
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