Wisconsin Code § 134.36

Telegraph; divulging message; preference in sending, etc
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Any officer or other person connected with, or in
the business or management of, any telegraph company doing
business in this state who shall divulge or communicate any telegraph message or dispatch or the substance or any part thereof,
except to the person entitled to receive the same, or who shall give
unlawful preference in the sending, transmitting or receiving of
telegraph messages or dispatches, or shall willfully fail or neglect
to give preference to dispatches or messages in the order of time

in which applications are received shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jail not more than one year or by fine not exceeding $500.

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