Democratic Feud Upsets Walworth County Politics Amid Tariff Debate
A heated factional battle within the Wisconsin Democratic ranks targets Chairman Culley as Republicans and Democrats alike condemn the sour infighting. Commentary links La Follette to delays in tariff relief, arguing every day costs the public millions in extra taxes while Cummins and La Follette face pressure to explain their stance.
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Culley
Coffey
Anish
Selby Record
Fred Griffens
Mit
Republican
Walworth County
Griffen
LaFollette
Wilson
la Follette
de Messrs
Perkins county property valuation soars under tax review
The Perkins county board of equalization finished its review raising the county valuation to twelve million dollars, up seven million from last year. The increase reflects the state tax commission aims to assess property at full value, not new construction, and future state board revisions may affect local taxes.
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Perkins County
County Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Perking County
State Board
Byrne
Epitaph for Reform as LaFollette Ends Tariff Talks
The piece portrays LaFollette as a genuine reformer and Cummins as a political trimmer, arguing LaFollette would likely win the GOP nomination if timed differently. It notes supporters who favor LaFollette for president while warning of Cummins’ self interested stance.
Purify Water With Simple Chlorine Formula
An offer to purify suspected drinking water using chloride of lime and Mira stock solution. Mix a level teaspoon of lime in teacup water, dilute with three cupfuls, store. Add two ounces of lime solution per two gallon pail, stir. in ten minutes typhoid or dysentery bacilli are destroyed. If taste changes, adjust amount. Cut out and paste in scrap book.
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Vacationisto
Evans
Chicago Tribune
Jalwaya
Mediation Plan Delayed In Eastern Rail Strike Talks
July 22 New York The first day of hearings between mediation board mediators and railroad officials closed with no near settlement of the 50 000 trainmen and conductors strike. Judge William J Chambers chairing the body appointed by President Wilson and the mediators said they are hopeful progress will lead to arbitration of wage demands while other issues may follow.
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New York
Riers! Mediation Board
William J. Chambers
Wilsen
Senators Predict Few Tariff Debates In Senate
Washington July 23 Senate Democrats said only a small number of speeches would be offered on the tariff bill as Senator Smoot continued to argue against the Underwood measure. Republican Leader Gullinger reported difficulty lining up opposition speeches while Senator Simmons warned the bill must prove country benefit or show tariff ideas are wrong. Smoot asserted the House bill would free meat hides wool while taxing cattle and livestock to aid farmers, praising the majority for seeking consistency.
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Washington
Senate
Gullinger
Senator Smoot
Charmin Simmons
Hnavee Committee
Smoot
T 9
Armed Guards Guard Vanderbilt Baby Arrives in Newport
Mr and Mrs Alfred G Van derbilt arrive with Alfred G Vanderbilt Jr on the private car. An armed guard stands at the nursery door and guards change nightly. Daytime guards stay by the baby and all visitors face strict scrutiny.
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Newport
R. J
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vandersbilt, Jr
Two Killed In Train Crash Near Colby
Duluth reports two men dead in a collision on the Duluth and Iron Range road near Colby north of Duluth. Gust Carlson and Albert Harpleback firemen die. William Fo brakeman seriously hurt. Northbound empties collided with loaded cars causing derailment and a ditch burial.
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Duluth
Duluth and
Iron Range Road
Colby
Gust Carlson
Albert Harpleback
William Fobrakeman
For Sale 1913 Motor Cycles and Boats at Bargain Prices
Classified notice offers brand new 1913 model motorcycles and motor boats for sale with easy monthly payments. Also lists bargains in used motorcycles and invites readers to write with a stamped reply to Lock Box 11 Trenton Michigan.
Wilson Studies Mexican Pews And Ambassa dor Wilson Moves North
Henry Lane Wilson proceeds from Havana toward New York by sea after Mexico City dispatches. Washington reports a delayed conference as secretarys are out of town and the Meixco situation is reviewed. The U S contemplates action to protect citizens abroad as Senator Fall's resolution calls for intervention if order is not restored within thirty days. Battleship Louisiana reaches Tuxpan to shield Americans amid fighting between federal and revolutionary forces.
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Washington
Wilcom
Himelf
Meviene
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Havana
New York
Era
Key West
Washinton
Wilson
Bryan
Mexico
United States
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Meslen
Macon
Tuxpan
Louisiana
Vera Cruz
Federala
Revolution
Trade in China Paralyzed by Kwangtung Independence Proclamation
In Canton and southern China daily life halted as Kwangtung declares independence. Stores closed and merchants urge shippers to withhold consignments. Resentment toward Provisional President Yun Shi Kai grows, though strong forces and a trained army may re assert authority soon with backing of major powers.
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Canton
China
Prde
Kwangtung
Yun Shi Kai
Tim
Clerks Ordered to Pay Debts by Government Agencies
Officials in the government department issue a directive requiring clerks to settle their debts or face loss of employment. The plan, signed by a secretary, warns creditors and collectors will be blocked from further actions during a period of audits and meetings.
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Washington
War Department
Gecrivan
Enya
Adda
Feudist Receives Life Sentence in Monrovia Case
A feudist, identified as Andrew Juhnann, was given a life term after being found guilty in a dispute involving weapons and a fatal beating. Prosecutors allege the incident stemmed from a long running feud and involved multiple parties, including Wreath Ohllek and others. The court heard testimony about the confrontation and the resulting injury that led to the defendant's conviction.
Better Fanning Notes On Making Good Butter
Advice stresses that high quality cream requires low temperature and cleanliness. Farmers are urged to avoid sun exposure by wrapping the cream can for transport. Winter wraps should prevent freezing. Emphasizes washing pails and cans, keeping dirt out, and delivering clean cream to the creamery for better butter prices.
Manure Use Improves Soil Humus and Corn Growth
A farmer demonstrates manure benefits by improving soil moisture retention and corn health. He notes that proper layering and shallow incorporation boost growth, while excessive application can harm plants and persist for years.
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