davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26
TGIGgramy zagTaDiCzDS'
SYTUACYA w MEXYKU.

Mexyk, miasto, % hstopada.-
Donosza pod Juarezu, gdzie cd
dwu dni toczy sic bitwa, moze
rozstrzygajaca. IL rewolucyonisci
Will. jak dotad, sa CORA glow
ne silly rzadowe, dzialajace w oko
licv TERRA Blanca. mialy zostac z
wielkiemi stratami odparte; po-'
dobno owrot rzadowy zamienii
lie tam W koncu " istna uciecz-
ke i poPloch, korpuS caiy zosta'
zdziesiatkowany. Walka toczy
sic bcz przerwy. ME uStaje / w no
" / nieustaunie siychac strzela-
nine: Villa ma " okoliey Juare-
"a CORA 1000 ludzi, rzadowych
woiska dochodza do 10000; mi
no tych przewazajacych sA. role
zamicuilv sic juz podobno gdy
" pierwszych godzinach walk a
.akowali ma caiej linii rzadowl, O.
hccnic zewszad atakuja rewolu-
-yoniSci ! rzadowi cofaJa sic, a
oronic sic musza; bitwa stanow-
20 niekorzystny dla Mich przyJ-
mule obrot. General rzadowy Sa-
lazar, jeden naczelnych wodzow
armm. dostai sic do niewoh W
ooblizu Rancho Flores: podobno
.zeka 60 nieuchronnie szubienica,
DO Carranza zapowiedziai. ze bez
pardonu wieszac bedzie wszyst-
kich stronnik6w Huerty, jake
prostych zbrodniarzy i zdrajcow.
Wog6le przebieg i los bitwy ME
jest jeszcze jewny, ale to zdaje
sic bvc stwierdzone, Il atak rza-
dowych ma Juarez ME udai sic
zuDe}nie. a obecnie Villa alta
kuie zagraza calej armii
rzadowej. w mieScie Juarez pa
nuje postrach i przygnebienie
kto mogl schronii sic ma STRONG a
merykanSEa do Texas.
- Jednym glownych epizo-
low bitwy byla wielka Potyczka
pod Islata. gdzie rzadowi Po Kill
<ogodzinnej strzelaninie Z wiel-,
kiemi stratami w ludziach 20
stall rozbici i rozpedzeni: tam to
podobno dostai SIG gen. Salazar
do niewoh. Villa sam tam dowo-
dzH ! wogole kieruje GAIA W tel
okolicy kampania. ObliczaJa, ze
DO chwili obecnej padlo ogoiem
W okolicach Juarezu juz Ponad
1000 zabitych: w Juarezie wszy-
stkie hotele zamieniono ma szpita
le dla rannych i tax ME wy
starczaja, Rewolucyonisci prze--
pedziwszy rzqdowych ich pozy-
cvi zdobyli kilkanascie battery
dzial. wiele broni amunicyi. CO,
raz pewniejsza jest rzecza, ze
rzadowi PonieSli kompletna kle'
ske. I rzadowych generalow mai
dzielniejszy i naJsprawniejszy O.
p6r stawii Will miody general Ca
ravero. ktory wiecej dal rewo-
lucyonistom roboty, niz wszyscy
inni generaiowie razem wzieci.
Carranza wodz naczelny re-
wolucyi doniosl Will, ze gen. re,
wolucyjny Gonzalez pobh rzado-
wych 1000 pod Victoria i zdoby1
to miasta. Krazy pogiOska, ze
niewielki oddziai rewolucyoni--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26
2O-FUNTOWY INDYK OLA
GUBERNATORA.

Springfield, ILL.,, 26 listopada.-
Gubernator Edward Dunno do
stall wczoraj 2O-funtowego in
dyka fanny byfego zastepcy gu-
bernatora Jana Oglesby. Przy
stoleIw dniu dziekczynienia Z ro-
DINA gubernatora ME stawi sic
jego zonaty syn Edward, gdyz
potomek jego najmEodszy liczy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26
BI?VA POD jtAREZ:
WieIkie Straty rzadoWyCh'
RewOlucyOnisci CORA!
SPRAWY ANGLu.
Z AWiatyki.
WESELE AMERYKANSKIE W PARYzU.
Strajk w Afryce.
~
WESELE AMERYKANSKIE W PARYzU.
Strajk w Afryce.
z ME M IE c .
Stub cdi Pr8ydsnta WIsOna. - Druge Wsssa - SaE Sns
nsGady. - KOs Pennsylvania stans Oskarz8nIa' -
Carnegie iGy lat 76.

stow zalat mlastO Chihuahua, O.
proznione przez rzadowych, kto-
rzy wojska swe zabrali pod Jua-
TeZ.
- w poblizu San Luis Poto-
81 rewolucyoniSci zaatakowali po-
ciag rzadowy, wiozacy amunicyg
i zolnierzy; w stoczonej potycz-
ce so rzadowych polegio i caiy
pociqg zostal zdobyty zniszczo-
ny. Pod Las Nacas toczy sic
krwawa bitwa, mic blizszego o
jej przebiegu wyniku ME via
domO.
Nogales, % listopada. - Po-
dobno istotne uklady Carranzy i
jego ministrow poSiem specyal-
nym Stanow Zjedn. Hale'm 20
staiy zerwane niema narazie ma
dziei nawiazania ich. Carranza
przebywa obecnie w Hermoslllo,
stolicy Stanu Sonora.
Mexyk, miasto, 26 listopada.-
Huerta, mimo widocznych mad
zwyczajnie szybkich postepow re-
wolucyonistow, stale optymisty-
czne komunikaty wysyia zagrani-
cy: rzadowej praSie kaze wypi--
sywac pochwalne dla swego rz2-
du artykuiy, by ,,uspakajac" pu-
blike; zagranicy podobniez sic
sic informacye; mp. praSle tran--
cuskiej podano, ze sytuacya W
Mcxyku stale sic polepsza, sto-
sunki re Stanami poprawiajq sic,
finanse sa W porzadku i nadzieja
jest pokonania rewolucyonistow
nalezy wszystkie tie twierdzenia
podac ma odwrot, a bedzie praw-
da.
- Nowy statek niemiecki wo-
jenny, krqzownik ,,Bremen'' Przy-
bvwa ma wOdy meNvkanskie.
SPRAWY ANGLII.
Londyn. 26 listopada. - Do
nosza z Dublina, re organizuJa
tam armie ochotnicza, kt6ra ma
podtrzymac W Ir'andyi Prawa
korony przeciwko projektowi att
tonomii Irlandyi, wiec popierac
ma idee Ulsterzystow, rowniez
brcniacych sic pred ia autono-
mia.
w Londynie zaczai sic pro-
ces o kradziez sensacyjna naszyj-
nika perlowego, swego czasu po-
slanego Paryza do Londynu, a
p6zniej Skradzionego i znow
podrzuconego; naszyjnik ten mial
wartoSc krociowa...
z FRANCYI.
Paryz, % istopada. - Dono--
sza Z Buc, re zginai tam jeden Z
najlepszych awiatorow francu-
skich, Perreyou W czasie eXpery-
mentow napQwietrznych.
- Baronowa de la Roche W
Boehme, awiatorka francuska u
stanowila nowy rekord dla ko-
biet latajacych, odbywszy swym
aeroplanem droge 2O3 mil bez
przerwy.
- Amerykanin J. Hyde, oze-
nil sic tu hrabina Constant-Bi--
ron, corka dawniejszegO posia a
merykanskiego Leishmana W
Berlinie; zaSlubiny odbyly sic ma
der okazale.
z NATALU.
Durham, Natal Afryka Poiudn.-
Wschodnia, Angielska, 26 listopa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26
sLEDZTWO TRUSTU TELE.
FONICZNEGO.

%bNA
w Sledztwie, obecnie sic tocza.
Gem pred specyalnq egzamlna--
torka federalnq. Marya l..
Bell W gmachu fedcralnym, W
sprawie rzckomcgo trustu telefo-
nicznego, przedlozone zostaiy
dalszc dowody, IL firma banker
ska. !. 7. Morgan and Co. zaku-
lisowo daiyIa do utworzcnia tru-
stu telefonicznego kapitalem
wynoSzacym SI.Soo.Ooo,ooo. w
proJekcic bylo polaczenic kompI-
nil american Telegraph and Te-
lcphonc co" 2 licznemi kompa-
miami niezalezncmi.
+. p. Fisher. sckrctarz .,Cit;-
zens' Telephone Co" Grand
Rapids, Mich. zenal, Il ma zjez-
die Representations r6inych
kompanii telcfonicznych W Chit
cago pred laty T. y. Vail, pre-
zes kompanii american, pre-
mawiajac "a utworzeniem trustu,
zaznaczyi. re ,publicznosc zyska-
Ia ma konkurencyi destruktywnej
miedzy kompaniq rAmerican" I
niezaleznemi kompaniami i &c
trust zmusi ia do zaplacenia "a
to-"
Ma tym zjezdzie byi takze O.
becny H. P. Dawson, reprezen--
tant firmy Morgan and Co."
Odpowiadajqc ma pytania spe-
cyalnego prokuratora, Fisher O.
swiadczyf, re wedlug jego Was
nych slow dqzeniem Vaila byio
zorganizowanie jednej korpo-
racyi, obejmujacej kraj caiy, a
kontrolowanej przez konpanie
American"
G. w. Robinson, wiceprezes
,,Tri-State Telephone Co." z blu
rami w St. Paul, Minn., zlozyi po
dobne zeznania. Dodal, re orga--
nizacya trustu posunela sic do te-
60 stopnia, re podzielono kraj nj
terytorya, gdy niezalezne kom-
panic dowiedziaiy sie,ze kompania
American" zfamala swa umowe
i tajemnie zakupiia firme Kan
sas City Home Telephone Co."
Wtedy pertraktacye zerwano.
z PROCESU HANISH'A.
w procesie Otoman'a lara A.
dusht'a Hanish'a, Samozwancze--
go ,,ksiecia czcicieli sionca", os-
karzonego o przesyianie poczta
druk6w tresci niemoralnej, wczo-
raj czytano ksiazke, ktora jest
IN ~ cfrOnicu 6aA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26
Ciekawe szczegdy 0 pObudkach uganiza-
,tOr0W truStu.
Z prOcesu Hanish a.
ChorobIiwa ciekawo$G $ciaga wie|e pubIiczno$cl'
Alderman splaja ziesieniu zW 'passes UJeto mozwgo
mordeGe pahny LeegsOn. - SpadI Z mostu do rzek
zamaGh ,,suehyGh' ma Wyszynh - hotatkl meJske

ME, IL inz. Wallace sprzyja loka.
cyl przy III. Canal i ADAMS.
Arnold zaproponowa}, ably ut
worzona byia komisya technicz'
ma, kt6ra ma W przysz}oSci zala-
twiaG wszelkie kwestye, odnoszq-
ce sic do poIozenia dworc6w kols-
jowych. Polecono mu, inz. Wal
lace'owi asystentowi rzecznika
korporacyjnego, Beckwithowi, a.
by odnoSny paragraf opracowalir
kt6ry ma bye wcielony do propo-
,,1u,,rooo nr1,DonS,, ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26

Prezydent prowadzi} sWoJQ
corke pod ramie. Ceremonii Stub
,nej dokoual pastor prezbiteryah,
ski, Sylvester Beach, w asysten
cyl pastora Jana NevIna Sayre
brata pana mIodegO. Ten ostatn
w szacie episkopalnej wygl2da.
jakoS dziwnie przy duchownym
ktory wystapii w szacie czarnej
Kapela marynarki zaintonowaia
,,Lohengrina" kiedy mioda para
ukazaia sic W sail.
Corka prezydenta byia ubrans
dose skromnie. Suknia jej atiaso'
wa, zrobiona w Stanach Zjedno,
czonych, ubrana byla prawdziwq
Noronka kokardkami pomaran'
czowemi. Welon spadal do zie1ni
Pa ceremonii SlubneJ podano o.
bad, a pozniej odbyla sic zaba
"a taneczna W sail wschOdnIcJ
Tort weselny panna mioda roz.
ciela paiaszem dra Graysona
przybocznego lekarza prczydenta
Wilsona.
Pc obiedzic i kr6tkiej zabawic
tanccznej mioda para mailcnSka
udala sig ma stacye kolejowq Il.
dala sic W podr6z poSlubnq.
Mode malzcnstwo otrzymaic
mn6stwo podarunkow slubnych
Podarunki te pochodziiy cd bo,
gatych i bicdnych. Byly tam Po.
darunki cd milioner0w ! upomin
ki cd robotnic, Pomiedzy ktore
mi corka prezydenta przez kilks
lat pracowala, ktoremi sic opieko
wala. Cd izby poSlow corka pre-,
zvdenta otrzymala wspaniaiy ma
szyjnik wartoSci $4,000. Sena1
przyslal serwis srebrny do herDa
tv, wartosci $1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26
przesyIce zboza &c zaChodu

przesyice zboza &c zachodu do
Philadelphia.
Pierwsze oskarzenie zawiefa
az Is punkt6w i zarzuca kolei
przekraczanie cen frachtowych,
Drugie oskarzenie zawiera 20
punktow. kolej faiszowala wage
przedmiot6w przesylanych / W
ten sposob dawaia niektoryn
swym odbiorcom rabat w przesyl-
kach.
Obecnie specyalna komisya ba-
da ksiegi kolci W sprawic przesy-
lania wegla. Zdajc sic, &c W ksle-
gach tych znajdzie sic naJrozma-
itsze nieregularnosci. w celu mi
szczenia konkurcntow kolej Ia
niej liczyla "a przesyike wegla o.
sobom uprzywilejowanym.
CARNEGIE LICZY LAT rs.
Nowy York, 26 listopada.
Milioncr Andrew Carnegie .skon-
cyl wczoraj lat IS. Do grupy re-
porterow, ktorzy 60 odwIedzilr,
miIioner powiedziai, &c temu, kto-
~ zapewni mu dlugic zyclc Wy
piaci kolosaln2 SUNG picnicdzy,
Starzec powiada, &c ziemia jest
rajem dla nicso i chce ma niej Jak
najdluzeJ pozostat. Carnegie mo-
vii o kwestyi meXykanskleJ.
- Maja tam swe klopoty fami-
lime i do tych ME powinniSmy
sic mieSzac. w czasie naszej woj-
ny domowej, my sami mieliSmy a
wanture familijna, ktora ogro-
mem swym przewyzszyia wszy--
stkie, a przeciez ME chcieliSmy,
by sic obce pahstwa do naszych
spraw mieszaly. ,
Carnegie powiedzial tez repor-
terom, re obecna tendencya tea
trow amerykahskich wcale mu sic
ME podoba. Me podobaja mu sic
brudy moralne, jake zwykle sic
teraz widzi ma scenic, tu czy ma
wet w Europie. Reporterom czy'
tai Carnegie telegramy gratula-
cyjne. zyczenia swego starego O.
grodnika przyjai tax serdecznie
jak zyczenia jakiego5 tam magma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26
DRUGIE WESELE.

Orange, Texas, 26 listopada.-
Dziwnym trafem wczoraj odbylo
sic tn wesele panny Jessie Will
son Z Franciszkiem Sayre. Stub
odby} sic pred sedzia pokoju. Je-
den przyjaciol mlodej parry ma
zart wywiesiI W sail sadowej wste
&c napisem White House. -
Parma mIoda ME jest jednak cor
ka prezydenta. Ojciec jej jest far
merem, a pan mlody jest planta-
tOrem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26

The Oldest Polish Daily In Chicago
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26

Ordvnansu. -, ~,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26
KoLEJ PENNSYLVANIA v
STANIE OSKARzENIA.

Philadelphia, Pa, 26 listopada,
- Federalny sad wielkoprzysie-
gIych W szesciu wypadkach W
stan oskarzenia postawi} urzed--
nikow kolei Pennsylvania "a da-
wanie i przyjmowanie rabatow W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-26

da. - Strajkujacy tu robotnicy
Hindusi, raz poraz staja sic po,
wodem rozruchow ulicznych; o.
negdaj w starciu Z policya woj-
skiem trzech strajker6w zabito
d wielu zostaio ranionych. Strajk
trivia w dalszym ciagu.
z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, 26 1istopada, - Parla-
ment niemiecki zeszed} sic znow
ma sesye po przerwie kilkomlesle-
cznej; miedzy projektami nowy-'
mi, przed}ozonymi mu, Podano
projekt rownouprawnienia ko,
bet w giosowaniu.
Prasa donosi, il Rad rosyj'
ski zaprotestowa} przeciwko wy
sy}aniu niemieckich oficerow dc
Turcyi dla wyszkolenia armii tu,
reckiej.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-07-04
MUST ACT ON 1893 MEASURES
Number of important Bills Await
Disposal by Legislature Before
Session Is Adjourned.


Madison.-At the close OF the ses.
sions before the virtual recess over
the Fourth of July, there were 1913
bills still to be acted on by the legts-
lature. OF these the senate has sixty
seven bills and fifty-six assembly bills.
The assembly has twenty-five assem-
Oily Dlils, fifteen senate bills and thir-
ty-fiYe assembly bills which have been
laid on the table. These can be taken
OF and acted on at any time. This
list does not include the water power
Dill that viii be presented by the spe-
cial committee on conservation, the
new marketing commission bill, or the
university and normal appropriation
bills. Included in the bills laid on the
table in the assembly is the report of
the special legislative committee on
the location of the state fair. This
will probably be taken off the table
and the majority report adopted, now
that the bill permitting the county
board toIsecure additional land by the
right of eminent domain has been
passed. Most of the other bills on the
table in that house are minor bills or
bills which were duplicates of others
that had been acted on by the assem-
bly, or were to be acted on.
The senate has by far the largest
number of important bills which must
be acted upon. In the list of impor-
tant measures in The upper house,
which are in different stages of pro-
gress, are the Mahon minimum wage
bill for women and children, the Rosa
mothers pension bill, the Wiegle bill
which would reduce the license fees
OF life insurance companies, the So
called blue skylaw,' the bill relating
to trusts and combines in restraint of
trade, the bill for board of tax re-
view for Milwaukee, the Nordman OPP
tometry bill, the Peavey bill to loan
trust funds to northern settlers, the
Manning so-called home rule bill, the
Pfennig glucose bill, the Rosa weights
and measures bill and others.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-07-04
CHANGE IN DIVORCE LAWS
Senate Concurs in Bill Which Gives
Couples Power to Remarry After
Five Years Separation.

Madison.--A short bill, concurred in
by the senate, will, according to at
torNeys. radically change the divorce
law of the state. Under the present
law after couple has voluntarily sep
arated for five years they can get a
divorce Parties who have been d.
vorced from bed and board" can not
remarry during the lifetime of the
other.
The bill just past places those d.
vorced from bed and board on the
same plane as those who have volun-
tarily separated. that is. they can OBJ
tain divorce with the privilege of re.
marrying after a period of five years.
1t is stated that attorneys who will
advertise literally can. in the next two
years, clean up good sized fortune
from couples who have been divorced
from bed and board over five years.
In fact, it is suspected the bill eman-
ated from this class of attorneys, who
see the remunerative possibilities in
the new law.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-07-04
MONEY BILL REPORTED OUT
Finance Committee Recommends Bud
get Bill Appropriatina s3,s38,441
for State institutions.

Madison. Total biennial appro-
priations of S3,S3S,441 are provided
for the state charitable and penal in
situations in the state board of con-
trolls budget bill reported to the leg
islatare by the finance committee.
For a new home for women at Tay-
cheedah, Fond du Lac county. S225.-
600 and for the purchase of land for
general purposes $50, 900 is set aside.
The apportionment by institutions
follows: Board of control, 100000;
state hospital $423,744; northern
hospital, $393.271: school for deaf.
s151.242; school for blind, $154.342:
state public school. $144.148; state
prison, s455,452; binding Irvine
plant at state prison, $4,000; hos
pital for criminal insane at Waupun.
s16S.0I8; state reformatory, s2OI,-
100; industrial school for BOYS.
$226.973; home for feeble minded.
s441.S81; Wales tuberculosis SAM
tariun, s305,150: workshop for
bins, s15.1O0; care of orphaned
children. $4,000.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-07-04
BUGS THREATEN POTATOES
University Professor Says Beetles
viii Do Much Damage Unless
Checked at Once.

Madison Immediate steps should
be taken by Wisconsin farmers to
check the rayages of the potato beetle
at once, according to member of the
faculty of the University of Wiscon-
sin, as the hard shelled adult beetles
are now laying their eggs upon the
potato vines. Weather such as that
of last week, with frequent thunder
showers followed by intense heat, in
creases the danger of harming potato
vines by spraying with paris green,
but if the vines are seriously eaten by
beetles they probably will never get
back to normal condition
To avoid these difficulties the fol-
lowing methods will be used on the
northern demonstration potato fields
under the control of the college of
agriculture of the University of Wis
consin:
On small areas. from one to FIVE
acres the hard shelled beetles will be
hand picked before the eggs are laid.
This will lessen the necessity for
paris green later on. Small hand
sprayers or atomizers will be used on
these fields to kill the hatch from such
beetles as escape hand picking.
Where reliance must be placed on
spraying with horse sprayers, the
paris green may be used at the rate
of two to three pounds to every fifty
gallons of water
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-07-04
News Notes of Wisconsin.

Milwaukee-John f. Hart, former
president OF the State bank at Elroy
and George w. Price, Marinette manu-.
facturer, were found not guilty of con.
spiracy to defraud the First National
bank of Crandon of $4,000 by jury
in Federal Judge Geiger's court The
trial began on May 10. Hart and Price
were arrested with Albert j. Eidsmoe.
former cashier of the First National
bank at Crandon. Eidsmoe pleaded
guilty to completely in the conspiracy
and was sentenced to five years at
Fort Leayenworth penitentiary
La Crosse.-An eight-year fight to
retain the United States customs ag.
sncy in La Crosse, was won when
Congressman John J. Esch received
word that the order consolidating the
La Crosse customs district with the
Milwaukee district, had been annulled
by the treasury department. The five
local breweries led the fight to keep
the custom agency here. because of
their heavy shipments to Canada.
Appleton. by transplanting a bone
of the leg into the spinal column,
DR. F. Marshall of this city hopes to
cure Alfred Angerton, Is years old, of
Tigerton, permanently of tuberculosis
of the spine
Mondoyi. 1.-THE Cargill grain eleva-
tor here was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground with a loss OF
several thousand dollars.
Racine.--Because he alleges that the
driver of an aAto was on the wrong
side of the street and thereby killed
his dog, John Anton is suing Chris
Christensen for s75 damages.
Appleton unidentified boys
rented a sailboat at Waverly beach
and three hours later the craft was
foun6 capsized The boys are be
lievei to have drowned
Fond du Lac.-Just three men In the
congregation of the First Baptist
church wore their coats at a recent
morning service on Sunday, while 80
per cent Of the women attended hat
less. The pastor, the Rev. P. G. Van
Zandt. was one of the coatless men,
his invitation to the congregation to
come hatless and coatless and be COM
Portable having been almost unani-
mously accepted and the innovation
voted a success
Racine.-The re-assessment Of Ra-
cine property under the direction Of
tle state tax commission cost the city
about 5000.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-07-04
KEEPS UNIVERSITY
IN REGENTS HANDS
GOVERNOR vEToEs BILL PRovID-
ING FOR AN OFFICIAL
BOARD OF VISITORS.
POWER TO PROBE is DENIED
Measure Had Endorsement of High
University Men and Alumni and Al
most Unanimous Support of Leoisia-
ture--McGovern Uphoids Regents.

Madison.-Gov. McGovern has sent
a veto message to the legislature in
which he gives his reasons for not
signing the Bowe bill providing for
an official board of visitors to the uni
versity.
The bill wAs drawn by Justice Sic
becker of the Wisconsin supreme
court and had the strong endorsement
of such university men as Judge e.
Ray Stevens and many others. 1t pro-
yided for board Of sixteen, four to
be appointed by the governor, four by
the president of the senate, four by
the speaker of the assembly and four
by the alumni association of the uni
Yersity, and as near as possible they
were to reside in each congressional
district of the state. The bill gave
powers of investigation and was au-
thoriged to make reports to the gov
ernor and legislature.
The governor vetoed the bill on the
ground partly that it gives, in his
opinion, greater power than now pos
sessed by the board of regents in so
far as it permits the taking of testi-
mony under oath and other plenary
rights to examine into conditions at
the university. The bill passed in the
assembly by vote of sixty-seven for
and five against, and in the senate by
"a unanimous vote, twenty-five sena-
tors voting in favor of the measure.
1t is one of the bills which has been
most vigorously opposed by some of
the regents as well as by the univer-
sity authorities from it's inception. It's
purpose and design was to create an
official board standing in relationship
to the legislature and executive as
well as to the alumni instead of being,
as now, board merely through it's
construction, rejecting the opinions
Of the particular regents or university
authorities who had the naming of
the visitors. Gov. McGovern takes the
view of the regents and the authori-
ties, that an official board, constituted
by the legislature, the executive and
the alumni is unnecessary.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-07-04
SENATE PASSES BOXING BILL
fen'Round Bouts to Become Legal in
State If Assembly concurs in
Slight Amendment.

Madison.-The Hedding boxing bill,
AFTER another strenuous voyage, finally
passed in the senate by vote of 13 to
II. Because of a slight amendment
the measure will go back to the assem-
Oily and it will then go to the governor
for signature:
The amendment added by Senator
zophy of West Allis will prohibit the
sale OF liquor in buildings where box
ing contests are held before and dur
ing the progress of the exhibitions.
Ihls amendment was carried unani-
mousiy. The. assembly will merely
vote on this amendment when the bill
comes up again and there is no further
uanger of it not being concurred In.