Mitchell Stock Sale Fraudulent, Board Declares 1980 Sale Fraudulent
A historical board ruling declares a Mitchell stock sale fraudulent, with a 1980 event tied to former chairman Washington D. D. and a disputed tax appeal. The case cites losses and penalties around 1.275 million for 1920 and 1930, while allowed loss deductions of 745,918 related to stock losses.
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Board of Tax Appeal
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Hell
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Ohio Floods Deepen Dairy Devils Toll Rising
Floods across Ohio and surrounding states leave at least several dead and missing as rivers swell. Dams breach and farms ruin crops animals drown with towns isolated and roads washed out. Cleanup crews fret over extensive property damage and economic impact as engineers begin plans to rebuild flood defenses.
Floods Here Continued From Pare Damaged
Flooding inundated western roads and business fronts as water burst through streets. Miss Rose Barnwell, a telephone operator, fled her office as water flooded the building. Steuben suffered flooding by 8 30 with sidewalks swept away and railroad trestles submerged. The Wisconsin River rose, closing bridges and threatening low areas while higher ground near Wauzeka escaped damage. Edgeport reported the stream rising over three feet.
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Barnum
Orly
Rose Barwn
Steuben
Wauzeka
Wisconsin
Edgeport
Griswold Debate Hints at State Beer Policy Impact
Fragmented OCR notes discuss legislative deliberations on state beer policy, fiscal effects, and possible March actions. Mentions Griswold, pensions, bounties, and Cuba import influences, with unclear context and altered wording.
Dairy Farmers Picket Roads In Stark County Strike
Stark County dairy farmers picketed highways in Ohio to block milk shipments, despite deputy sheriffs efforts to keep routes open. About 50 pickets represented several hundred of Stark county's 1,200 mill producers, with reports of milk trucks turned back and ongoing arrests.
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Stark County
Band Concert Tonight Announces Evening Programs
Tonight at Riverside Bark venue Melville Morning Noon and Night program features wing numbers including Maiden Waltz and The Glow worm by Paul Lincke. The program lists HL Engelmann and Soppe Puszta selections as part of the ensemble lineup.
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Riverside Bark
Everng
Melvyle
Soppe Puszta
Engelmann
Paul Linckenee
He’ Baoner
Cretan Church Seized by 200 Communists
Two hundred communists seized a church in Canea Crete on Thursday as part of activities reported amid failed demonstrations in Lasithi and Ayinkola. After occupying the church they attempted to rally others to their cause amid ongoing strikes and unrest.
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Greece
Canea
Crete
Remova
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Canes
Lascithi
Ayinkola
First Aid to Housewives Adviser Named by NRA
Walton Kate Hamilton, head of an NRA division, to study immediate interests of housewives. Yale Law School professor, formerly without a law degree, signals Roosevelt era effort to aid consumers. Harbister has been an economic troubleshooter within the NRA for about two years.
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Walton Kate Hamilton
Yale Law
Harbister
Judge Rules Against Oshkosh In Will Case
Oshkosh judge rules the city was not qualified to petition for the probate of Mrs Mary Mead Kemps estate. Hearing adjourned to Sept 3 for administration of the 2250000 estate. Residue left in trust to Rennie for Oshkosh area rather than the city.
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Wis
A. Z. Bennig
Parley on War in Africa set for August 16 in Paris
Reports from Rome and London indicate a tentative parley among Britain France and Italy over the Italo Ethiopian crisis. A Rome Rome official said no foreign news or protests are confirmed while talks may focus on preventive diplomacy and potential League of Nations engagement.
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Sparta Man Succumbs To Heat In Aberdeen
A Sparta man, Henry Pierce, 47, died near Aberdeen Tuesday from heat exhaustion after a harvest shift. He was accompanied by his wife and son, with a field hand background. The report notes a harsh harvest period and mentions a locally depicted scene tied to a postwar era.
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Sparta
Aberdeen
Dark S Wes
Henry Pierce
Tax Bill Debates Spur Inheritance Levy Changes
May debate on easing inheritance taxes surfaces as Alvord supports lower rates to balance the budget. Committee members hint at easing levies on inheritances over 46 000 while advocates urge exemptions for personal services corporations and ad agencies from excess profits taxes. The talk centers on fairness, revenue needs, and potential effects on small businesses.
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Alvord
House Hill
P. Ramble
New York
Erican Association i Cies
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Harrison
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Trea Alvord
La Crosse Women Cup Lanona Cup Match Victory
La Crosse West side defeated Winona country club 25 to 40 on Maple Grove layout in a Lanona Cup qualifier. Mrs J R Johnson led scoring with 93, while Rugles and Gelste contributed, as La Crosse built early leads and earned a playoff spot.
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J. R. Johnson
Janet Rugales
UN Crosse
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Ars
A. Valleche
Marriet Gelste
Mra
J. Jahngon
Let Bay
Wiese
McCanda
Wisconsin Professor To Teach At Minnesota
Madison Wis A. Natziger assistant professor of journalism at the university will leave for Minneapolis to join the University of Minnesota journalism faculty for the coming year. He has been on the Wisconsin journalism staff for seven years and will act as head of a graduate student at the Minnesota treas department.
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Madison
Wis
Steamship Line Workers Refuse Wage Settlement
Paris reports that La Havre sailors rejected a ministry wage offer after Laval demanded a 10 percent cut. A delegation meets Minister Bertrand in Le Havre to press grievances while shipyard workers hold protests at Douarnenez and Brest, including a 3009 worker march and a fatal riot aftermath. The Champlain remains at Le Havre dock as crews walk out.
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Paris
la Havre
Ministry of Gerchent Matine
Bertrand
Cherbourg Naval Arsenal
Tewon
Champlain
New York
le Havre
Brest
Chicago Firm Is Low Bidder on Dam Work
Chicago Construction Co. submitted the lowest bid for Dam No. 7 Dresbach nine foot channel project at $1,516,691.07. The second bid came from United Construction Co. of Winona at $1,990,838.28. Locks for the dam have been completed.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Minn
Company of Chi
Chicago Woman Confesses to Plot Against Lang
In a Chicago courtroom Mrs. Smith admits planning and executing the killing of Ervin Lang. She cites sympathy for Blanche Bud and Mrs Dunkel as motives, denying personal dislike for Lang while explaining Dunkel’s jealousy over Lang’s alleged relationship with another woman. The defense and crowd react as testimony unfolds.
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Mrs. Smith
Ervin Lang
Jim Clith
Jim
Bioadie Dunkely
Blanche Bud
Damage survey and flood aftermath reported in city
Survey of damage from the flood notes extensive washouts from Fallsboro to dion Center and a collapsed water system. A crater formed in the area with dead fish scattered and flood waters receding. In a separate incident, a glass door was broken at 2934 South Avenue residence. police say nothing was stolen, with report made on Friday.
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Taeone
Fillsboro
Dion Center
Disa
Harry’ Jordan
See
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Trevanele
Produce Prices Quoted by Ewift Company
A reader compiled a list of produce prices including heavy hens, Leghorn hens, graded eggs, and assorted fruit and vegetables. Items show per pound, per dozen, and per box pricing with entries for oranges, lemons, potatoes, onions, and other staples. The notes indicate pricing in shillings and pounds with scattered garbled text from OCR.
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Ewift
Ibs
Leghorn
Gerborn
Aid Rotsters
Stabs Sheen Gene Serene Tog Ate
King Cole
Crbbage
Heme Frown
Ontong
Feltow
Kpib
Eacka
Padek
Patatore
Judgment Extends 60 Day Term For Liquor Violation
Reichert is sentenced along with 964 others on liquor related charges. Jiqu King Street reports possession and sale violations. Judge Roy V Ahlstrom presided Wednesday afternoon, with probation issued for one year in a county court.
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Jiqu King Street
Roy V
Ahlstrom
Mi Ballo
Sprain
Italian Public Works Minister Dies In Crash
Italian Public Works Minister Luigi Razza is killed in a plane crash near Cairo. The report notes his death in a transport accident involving a government minister and references political figures in British India and Calcutta amid a chaotic, garbled transcription of multiple stories.
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Eine
Luigi Razza
J. i
Cairo
Ene
Obituaries and a split property notice in Bad Axe area
George Zeisler will hold funeral services Saturday at 2 30 p m at the First Methodist Church West and Cameron avenues with Rev J T Gomm officiating Interment follows at Oak Grove Cemetery Joseph Bezosky will have services Friday at 2 p m at the Bad Axe Lutheran Church Interment in the church cemetery The text notes a property dispute about two houses reportedly cut in half with little disruption to occupants.
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Zeigeer
Firs
Catheran Church
West and
Cameron Avenues
J.T. Gomm
Oak Grove Cemetery
Joseph B. Bezosky
Joseph 4. Bezosky
Bad Axentheran
Warns Against Swimming In Flood Waters Citywide Protests
A city notice warns residents to avoid diving or wading in flood waters after heavy rainfall. Officials cite contamination from open pits and waste, urging vaccination against diphtheria and boiling drinking water. They warn of disease risks, especially to children, and stress careful post flood hygiene.
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Tower Charles
Kane Street
AL Af. Murphy
Renin
Tesson
State Board of Realta
County Scheme Passes Senate for Madison Representation
Madison Wis A Senate move by Senator Welson to authorize counties to have a legal representative in Madison during the legislature passed the Senate on Thursday despite Governor La Follette’s veto. The Nelson Bill would allow county boards, by a two thirds vote, to purchase membership in the county boards association to fund a Madison representative for county government matters. The League of Wisconsin Municipalities is represented by counsel.
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Welson
la Follette
Senate
Nelson
County Boards Association
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Madison considers fireworks ban and noise limits ordinance
Madison officials pursue a measure to ban sale and use of all fireworks and curb loudspeaker use and noisy animal handling. The proposal, if approved by the common council Friday night, would set restrictions aimed at reducing nighttime noise and disturbances citywide.
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