CONSIN LIQUOR N CITY'S GUESTS FUTURES TOMORROW MEETING NOTES
A fragment from a Wisconsin newspaper reports a convention event with references to guests and committees. It mentions President W. J. Gleeson delivering remarks, and a monster meeting tomorrow. Committees listed include Credentials, Resolutions, Finance, Wars and Means, and Budget. Names include William Blaze, Harry Spiegel, Job Williams, F J Hartzheim, and others across Milwaukee, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Wausau, and La Crosse areas.
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Hayles hall
Wisconsin
William Blaze
Sheren
Harry Spiegel
Manitowoc
Beyer
Milwaukee
Willanehardi
Waukesha
W. S. Bowerts
St. Paul
Resolutions
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La hasse
Charles Burhop
Sheboyn
Sam Schmidtbauer
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Niesen
Kankauna
Jannebach
Sheboygan
Tudget
William Schaeter
Milkee
George Schneeberger
La ee
Frank Chase
Wausat
Bomb outrages sweep nation as Palmer home hit
Washington and several cities report coordinated anarchist bombings last night. Attorney General Palmer survived a frontal blast as other explosions damaged homes of officials, judges, and a prominent Philadelphia jeweler, with multiple casualties and a sprawling national probe into the plot.
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United Press
Washington
Joe
Secret service
A.Mitchel
Palmer
United States
turni ture
brica-brac
Deluca Grothers
Philadelphia
Chicago Drives Against Red Agitators After May Day Bombs
United Press reports Chicago officials and police launched a broad crackdown on Red agitators and plotters following bomb explosions aimed at public figures in eight cities. Special operatives guarded homes of prominent men as warnings were issued to clubs and custodians of public buildings. Captain Philip J. Barry led local DOJ efforts and Federal Judge Landis, a May Day bombing victim, was noted as being away on a fishing trip in northern Michigan.
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New York post
Hardwick
Georgia
Palmer
Wilson
Caminetti
Burleson
Washington
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Philadelphia :oficia
Pullman
United Press
Our Lady of Victory
Louis Jegielky
Anna Neiffert
Chicago
Department of justice
Philip J. Barry
life spice
Landis
Michigan
Bomb damage reports sweep multiple cities last night
Widespread bomb incidents hit Washington New York Philadelphia Boston Newtonville Roxbury Paterson and other locales. Homes and a rectory damaged. several victims killed or injured while officials and residents seek suspects amid a wave of explosions.
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New York
Charles C
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Victory
Louis Two
Pittsburgh
Boston
Newtonville
Shellehell Palmer
Nott
Le Davis
ch. of Our Lady
elky
Leland Powers
Hayden
Roxbury
Paterson
N. J
Bomb Explodes Near Mayor Davin Home. Police Seek Suspects
Cleveland police hunted today for two men seen near Mayor Davin's residence before a shrapnel bomb exploded on the lawn last night. The blast damaged the house but no one inside was harmed except a three year old son and a maid who were unharmed. A third radical reader group was reported absent from home since early last night as investigators pursue leads with a suitcase carried by a suspect.
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lago
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Mr. Gleeson
She‘boygan
Col. Born
Wiliam C. Schultz
ratall
Anti-Saloon League
Oscar H. Morris
hhis
Burton J. Cassady
Cae
United States
W. P. Thompson
W. P. Witherow
Witherow Steel company
Herbert M. Josephs
panhandle
uniren_ creed
New York
Charlen’C. Nott,Jr
Nott
CLEVELAND
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L.’ Davin
bia wits
Davis
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Davin
Paterson Bombing at Chamber Event Alleges Anarchist Plot
A bomb partially wrecked a reception hall at a Paterson family house with no injuries reported. Authorities suspect an anarchist motive tied to a local chamber of commerce secretary, John J. Fitzgerald, amid a broader crackdown linked to Palmer. The event occurred early morning with limited details available from UPI dispatches.
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Paterson
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John J. Fitzgerald
Council Debates In Long Night Session Features City Projects
The common council held a lengthy meeting marked by disputes led by Alderman Herman Hinge. Key issues included weekend closing of city offices, park concert funding, street condemnations, carnival licensing, and payroll actions for utility bills while police questions sparked tense exchanges.
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Seventh ward
Werner
John De Zwarte
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Jung Shoi Company
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William
Hinge
Tenth street
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Tenepling
Fobn- Komyer
Eastern Winsconald Electric Company
N. Fifteenth Street
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Kummer
Larson
chie
Herman
Hinze
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Beumgartner
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