La Follette Opens Political Career Battling Boss Power
In 1860s Dane County Wisconsin, Robert M. La Follette begins his rise as a district attorney amid conflict with the local political boss Col. W. Keyes. He travels countywide, wins the nomination on the fifth ballot thanks to Eli Pederson, and reflects on early reform currents and railroad influence shaping Wisconsin politics.
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Hay Making Weather for Clarence at Molly's Tea Room
In a midsummer heat wave Molly runs a busy tea room as patrons crowd in for cool dishes. Clarence Collins pursues her with invites and a rooftop party while Molly gently navigates work, affection, and financial pressures amid a lively, dancing crowd.
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Automobile history of Detroit and state capital shifts
Auto business chaseed state capitol away from Detroit recounts Detroit’s rise as early car hub, 1812 rebellion, Henry Ford role, and 1847 capital move to Lansing. Describes Belle Isle, parks, markets, and a list of local publications and trades in a period-tinged, humorous tone.
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Happy Jack Squirrel Finds Secret Home in Maple Tree
In the Green Forest, Happy Jack and Mrs Happy Jack settle in a hollow branch on a big maple near Farmer Brown's house. Chatterer the Red Squirrel objects, while Sammy Jay notes Chatterer's envy. The pair enjoy a snug home, though the hollow branch remains a known secret to many creatures.
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Adventures at Happy Go Lucky Park Ends in Mystery
Mister Zip suspects park entry is free for certain animals and children. The Twins interview Maple Tree Flats residents including Mrs Field Mouse to uncover how attendance outpaced payments while creatures like Woodchucks Moles Squirrels and Field Mice frequent the park for free.
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Political currents and candidates in the 1920s era
Column notes shifting support among Republicans Democrats and progressives over Coolidge La Follette and ballot access laws. Grain price rises attributed to world shortages. business interests wary amid election year radicalism. Overseas concerns include Brazil rebellion worries and Italian influence in South America through investors and industry.
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