Fishermen Read Discord Over Wisconsin Fish Law Reform
Fishermen across Wisconsin dispute Deputy Raeth s criticism of state fish and game rules. They argue the industry depends on Chicago markets and that current laws allow illegal shipment exceeding limits. Local pilots insist the state should keep fish for residents and close loopholes enabling out of state sales.
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Valentine Raeth
Wisconsin
Chicago
Racine
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Port Washington
Sheboygan
Two Rivers
Green Bay
Biplane crash over Chesapeake Bay kills two aviators
Annapolis June 20. William Billingsley was instantly killed and Lieutenant John H. Towers seriously wounded when a government biplane collapsed in flight over Chesapeake Bay, throwing both men into the water from about 1,500 feet. The total government aviators killed to date reaches nine.
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Annapolis
Wm. Billingsley
John H Towers
Chesapeake Bay
Carnival Attraction at Athletic Park
Athletic Park hosts a busy carnival week featuring Nomia and 22 performers with real singers dancers and costumes. Principal acts include Madame La Blanc Tillie Shepherd Zelda Cameron Violet Allen and a comedy trio Greer McCoy and Jackson plus a London musical star McCoy.
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Nomia
Madame La Blanc
Tillie Shepherd
Paris
Zelda Cameron
Violet Allen
Greer
McCoy
Jackson
London
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale In Varsity Boat Races
Harvard defeated Yale in the two mile varsity four with 11 minutes 5.2 seconds to Yale’s 12 minutes 11 seconds amid rain on the Thames New London. Harvard also won the freshmen eight by one and a half lengths. The storied regatta, dating to 1852, now stands 23 wins each after today’s results.
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New London
Harvard
Yale
Thames
Conn
New England
Oxford
Cambridge
Lake Winnipiscogee
Elis
Crimson
Currency Holds the Boards in Currency Bill Debate
Congress shifted focus from tariffs to the currency bill as leaders aim for harmony in debate and amendments next week. Key issues include federal reserve board supervision over reserve banks and potential changes to note issue provisions, with the administration hoping for no alteration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
federal reserve board
Lake Breeze Names New Staff For Next Year
The Lake Breeze staff for next year was selected at a recent high school meeting. Editor Jess Halsted heads the staff with Art Ray Van Handel as assistant editor and Martha Schuffebotham as assistant editor literary. Other posts cover departments, literary critic Miss Meier, artists Paul Krueger and Almon Pepper, and various beat editors including humor, athletics, debates, and business management.
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Lake Breeze
newt
Jess Halsted
Ray Van Handel
Martha Schuffebotham
Margaret Weimar
Miss Meier
Paul ‘Krueger
Almon Pep
Dedicate Large Shaft Erected Over Iron Brigade Leader Grave
In Fond du Lac on June 20 a large Rhode Island granite shaft was dedicated over the grave of Edward Bragg former commander of the Iron Brigade. A medallion portrait faced the roadway as Cols Watrous Wheeler and Woodward paid a brief informal tribute, all officers being Iron Brigade members.
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Associated Press
Fond du Lac
Rhode Island
Edw. Bragg
Iron Brigade
J. A. Watrous
Cornelius Wheeler
Milwaukee
G. M. Woodward
La Crosse
the
Maniac Kills Several at German Catch Police School
A former teacher named Schmidt shot dead a school teacher and two children, wounded another teacher and three children, and injures several more at a Catch police school in Fremont Germany on June 20. He was demented and overpowered by bystanders. He offered no explanation. Also noted are 100 plus applications for second naturalization papers filed at Clerk of Court Keyes office and an upcoming instruction school for applicants before the fall term.
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Holland
Kohler
Girl's Friendly Society
Evangeline Kohler
Herbert Kohler
Lillian Russell
Fremont
Germany
Schmidt
Senate caucus weighs revised tariff plan with selective rates
Democratic Senators met to review the finance committee revised tariff bill. Only the income tax section awaited revision as committees plan to reconvene Sunday. The chair noted expected caucus opposition to sugar and wood schedules but deemed them defensible. The proposal allows the President to set special rates on several goods including fish, leather, wheat, coffee, tea, and various luxury items with specific duties and polariscope-based adjustments for molasses and sugar products.
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Associated Press
Washington
finance committee
Simmons
United States
Knights of Pythias elect grand chancellor commander
Chippewa Falls Wis June 20 A C Taylor Portage was elected grand chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias at the annual grand lodge session which closed here He succeeds Vincent J Schoenecker Jr Milwaukee The meeting voted down key resolutions including lowering the age limit from 21 to 18 and conferring past chancellor commander on long serving lodge record keepers Dr Orrin Thompson Milwaukee was elected grand keeper of records and seal pending his prior appointment after the death of U S Burns
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
A C. Taylor
Portage
Knights of Pythias
Pererany
Vincent J. Schoenecker
Milwaukee
Orrin Thompson
Thompson
U. S. Burns
Justice Prevails in Illinois Kidnapping Case
In Balem Illinois on June 20 Frank Sullens and Ernest Harrison were found guilty of kidnapping Dorothy Holt and were sentenced to twenty five years each The prosecution sought the death penalty Sullens confessed admitting he abducted the girl and took her to an abandoned place where Harrison offered five dollars for the girl The girl was recovered in critical condition
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Associated Press
Balem
Ill
Frank Sullens
Ernest Harrison
Dorothy Holt
Sullens
Harrison
Weather Ahead: Fair Northwest. Showers East and South
Generally fair conditions persist in the northwest with showers in the east and south tonight or Saturday. Temperatures drop notably tonight with much cooler air moving in.
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northwest
esat
AMA Convention Opens in Minneapolis With Elections Planned
The American Medical Association meeting begins its third day in Minneapolis at the University of Minnesota, with officer elections and city host site selection on the agenda. Drs Blue Cornell and Richardson advocate leprosy control, school and hygiene reforms, and medical practice evolution as nurses are praised. A public evening dance by G W Schmitt Clerks entertains attendees at Eagles hall with Becker’s Orchestra providing music.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Medical Association
university of Minnesota
house of delegates
United States
Rupert Blue
United States public health service
Blue
Walter
Cornell
Philadelphia
D. L. Richardson
Providence
R. I
Richardson
Providence city hospital
Richard O. Beard
G. W. Schmitt
Eagles hall
G W. Schmitt
Becker
Trains Collide Near Vallejo Killing Twelve
Twelve people were killed and twenty five injured in a head on crash of two interurban trains of the San Francisco Napal and Calistoga Electric Line one mile north of Vallejo California. Mistaken signals blamed. Front coaches telescoped and passengers buried beneath wreckage.
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Vallejo
Cal
San Francisco
Napal and
Calistoga
HG. Hunt
George L. Holzworth
S. E. Jowawski
Chris, Koch
Miss Gail
J. F. Grahel
E. C. Judd
H. Herbert
Napa
Alphonse Lallenien
O. M'Quaid
San Diego
S. H. Dayton
Last Surviving Civil War House Member Dies
Reading Pa June 20 Associated Press reports Major Syden ham E Anacona 89 believed last survivor to serve in the national House of Representatives in 1861 has died. A Democrat, he served in the Thirty Seventh Thirty Eighth and Thirty Ninth Congresses and knew many Civil War era figures. On his last Washington visit a year ago the House recessed fifteen minutes in his honor.
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Reading
Sydenham E. Anacona
national
House of Representatives
Washington
Arabs Routed in Italian Arab Battle at Derba
In a severe engagement near Derba Italian officer Ettangi and nineteen soldiers were killed. Five Italian officers and two hundred seventeen men were wounded. General Salsa reported the native camps were attacked and a hard one hour battle ensued, ending with the Arabs routed.
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Associated Press
Rome
Ettangi
diep atall
Derba
Salsa
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