Buster Braun Shines In Lake Shore League Victory
Buster Braun, a Sheboygan local hero, starred for the Lake Shore team in a 2 to 1 win over Toledo. Once sought by Milwaukee, Braun impressed during spring play, delivering sharp control and speed, with key hits and a decisive performance against Port Washington’s Ernst Groth, signaling he can make good in big league circles.
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Shehoygan
Buster Braun
Brewers
Toledo
Braun
Milwaukee
Owensborov
Thomases
io hornt
Sheboygan
Ween
Liebl
Lake Shore
Port Washington
Ernst Groth
Groth
Columbus
Buster
Hughey Dafey
Free Press and
Sentinel
Mautger Clark
Berg
Hovlik
Clark
Livingstone
bugs
Lefty George
othe Shore league
Charles
Brown collegian
Milwaukee Sentinel
Resume Talk on Tariff Sparks House Action
In Washington on April 17 the Democratic rate caucus resumed debate on the tariff with signs of quick passage and delivery to the House by next week. The session settled the free list and administrative provisions and Rep Clarrison of Mississippi prepared to oppose a 5 percent discount on duties for goods imported in U S built vessels due to treaty concerns. The wool schedule was also taken up as discussions continued.
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Washimeton
Clarrison
Mississippi
foreign affairs committee
United States
Weather Outlook: Fair then Colder Friday
Frigid air returns Friday with a bright start followed by a drop in temperatures. Sunshine gives way to cooler conditions as western winds push in, bringing a sharper chill for evening and overnight hours.
Froney Found Not Guilty by Jury
The State vs Dr Froney ended with a not guilty verdict delivered at 3 50 pm after a full day of testimony and arguments. Judge Kirwan charged the jury with multiple verdict options and the court noted the case would continue on page 3 for continued coverage.
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Dr. Froney
Bowler
th State
Froney
Nugent
Jorge‘ Kirwan
Juuge Kirwan
Graef
edad
President sends nominations to Senate for several posts
The President forwarded to the Senate a slate of nominations including Herbert T. Manson for collector of internal revenue in Wisconsin's two districts, William Roper for customs appraiser in Philadelphia, Jerry Sullivan for general appraiser in New York, LL Clay Breckenridge for assistant secretary of war, and L. Q. C. Lamar as recorder of the general land office. Also discussed is a bill to bar District of Columbia newspapers from publishing crime reports, with reference to a Virginia murder case.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Herbert T. Manson
State democratic central committee
Wisconsin
William Roper
Philadelphia
Princeton coreh
Jerry Sullivan
Iowa
New York
LL Clay Breckenridge
Kentncky
L. Q. C. Lamar
general land office
Bill to define trust aims at Sherman act amendment
Washington April 17 Chairman Henry of the rules committee introduced a bill to amend the Sherman anti trust law and define precisely what will constitute a trust monopoly or conspiracy in restraint of trade with punishment. The act would exempt from charges members of non profit associations and agricultural organizations of livestock in producers hands. Mr Leary explained the amendment targets the Supreme Court rule of reason.
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Washington
Henry
rules committee
Tleary
Supreme courts
Senator Works Delivers Vigorous Attack in Washington
Washington April 17. Senator Works delivered a vigorous attack addressing policy and defense concerns before the Senate session. The remarks touched on fiscal discipline, national security, and legislative priorities, signaling a forceful stance on key issues this week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Works
Pope's Calm Night as Health Improves Slightly
Rome April 17 Associated Press reports the pope spent a peaceful night with a lighter cough and a temperature of 97 this morning. Doctors warn recovery is uncertain and his condition remains precarious though the pontiff says for the first time since relapse he feels real relief.
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Rome
Unknown man killed near Highway 45 identified later
Coroner Knauf stated a man killed by an interurban near Highway 45 was believed to be Tony Barth, a Lithuanian farm hand of Joe Rammer in Town Wilson. The unidentified man, about thirty-five, in working clothes, black hat and shirt, was struck on the Milwaukee Northern last night at about 8. The body showed a broken neck and head injuries. The conductor and motorman described a track walker seen earlier. The body was taken to Kroos Undertaking Parlors. no identification found.
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John Bassett Moore
department of state
Bryan
Wison
Mr. Bryan
Professor Moore
Knox
Taft
Columbia university
Wilson
Highway 45
Knauf
Tony Barth
Joe Rammer
Rammer
Milwaukee Northern
Oostburg
Schmuetzmann
Montana
Schuetzmann
Port Washington
Hecht
O. B Boek
Knaut
Kroos
Michigan Avenue
Northern line
Highway 29
Timber obstacle injures auto occupants on bridge
A car traveling the Calumet road struck a timber placed at the center of a bridge near the Sheboygan Lime Works, breaking the dash and mildly injuring some occupants. The owner's identity and chauffeur were not learned. The timber was installed by order of the town board to divide the bridge and force vehicles to pass on one side.
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Sheboygan
Alaska appoints Major J. F. Strong as governor
Washington April 17 Major J F Strong of Alaska is appointed governor replacing resigning William E Clark. Strong takes the helm as Alaska’s new territorial governor and begins duties immediately.
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Washington
J. F. Strong
Alaska
Wiliam E. Clark
Keenan Buys Hanson Property In City Block
Mr M Keenan today purchased the property of Martin Hanson at Fifth street and Center avenue consisting of two lots.
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Mr. M. Keenan
Martin Hanson
Fifth street
Center avenue
Fire destroys DeWilson hotel at Malone area
A fatal hotel fire in Malone New York on April 17 killed seven guests and left fifteen more injured. Fire halted escape as flames surged through stairwells trapping guests. some leaped from third floor. Cause undetermined after an explosion. Firefighters rescued a few by window exits amid a collapsing structure.
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DeWilson
Democrats Denounced for Secret Tariff Bill Action
Republication leaders in the Senate condemned Democratic House leaders for ironing out a new tariff measure behind closed doors. They called the procedure unfair to the public and urged open debate and transparency in the tariff bill process.
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Washington
house
senate
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Sheboygan Railway & Electric Co
Calumet road
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