Severson Law at Stake in Appeal to Supreme Court
The case before the Wisconsin Supreme Court concerns the Severson Act and Hugo Higbee's ruling in Berlin. Theodore Bombinekt of Berlin appeals a search warrant legality, alleging the act affects service of warrants and prohibits possession of intoxicating liquor without a permit, with state arguments by FE Messerschmidt advocating broadened interpretation.
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Severson
Supreme Court
Siverson
Siprenin
Theodore Bombinekt
Berlin
Pudge
C. Higbee
la Crosser
Tenessar
Puresu
R. Pu
Wisconsin
Sevyerson
Baward II
Wileen
Priplanure
Vasa
Braun
Prohibition
Theodore
Ana
Bombinski
Tudge
Cyhile
Messerschmidt
Russia Shows No Sign of Changing Propaganda in U S
The United States views Soviet propaganda as a matter of international jurisdiction. A small group of critics and a few business voices push trade talks, but there is no national opinion backing recognition while Russia continues hostile propaganda. Official policy deems the issue an unfinished matter until Russia alters course.
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Fae Sgontinsee
Rusalena
United States
Enother
America
Russia
Washington
Portraits of Imperial Figures Mark Obscure 1922 Notes
Fragmented OCR text recounts: Prince Regent Hiruhly, Emperor Hirohito, and royal plans in 1922. Mentions marriage in February, welding, and a round of political moves. Contains garbled names and dates, unclear sequence of events, and noisy historical context.
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Hiruhly Bas
Dupan
Cars Collide at Eighth and Jackson in Night Crash
Two cars crashed at the intersection of Eighth and Jackson injuring one driver. Smith, driving east in a Chevrolet touring, lost control as another vehicle entered the intersection. The car gears and running boards were damaged. both vehicles suffered extensive damage and parts were scattered.
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Minneapolis
Oral Tom Slevin
Tal Crosco
Smith
Darkens
Steining
Rue Intersertion
Ference
Stevliog
Fall Defends Ranch Funds From Loan Connection
The Senate inquiry into Teapot Dome disclosed former Secretary Albert Fall used a $100,000 loan from publisher Be Leon to buy more ranch holdings in New Mexico. The committee pressed for full details of stock dealings and syndicate operations linked to the lease, with witnesses failing to provide all requested information.
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Teapot Dome
Albert B. Pall
Senate
B. JeLeon
Washington
New Mexico
Harry F. Silat
Mme
Bary F. Sinclair
Conpanies
Atoche
Muecr Ag
Dozen Violently Insane At Large After The Fire
Dozen violently insane residents fled a fire at the state hospital. Officials say about 500 patients were present. three escaped while many were evacuated as guards and staff guided patients to safety through smoke filled halls.
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John Treere
Treeee
Ematients
Trence
Christmas Party for Children Elks Big Event
Christmas party for children is Elks big event with committee members and sponsors listed. Resignations and leadership changes noted among Maccabee group. hotel owner and industry figure referenced in obituary-like note.
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ELKS
Kenosha County DA replacement decision upheld
In Kenosha Wisconsin circuit court judge Helden ruled that Frank S. Symmonds was not entitled to the district attorney’s office. Morris Barnett was seated after a prolonged contest. The court found no fraction of a vote in Symmonds favor and Barnett’s certificate stood. Symmonds may seek the supreme court. Barnett plans no salary demand and may sue to recover salary already paid.
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Kenosha
Wis
Ollege E. B. Helden
Circuit Enust
Frank S. Symmonds
Kenosha County
Morris Barnett
Eaicty
Cuit Court
Supreme Court
Barnett Muie Hin
Syengionde
Barnett
Symmonds
Helden
Eld
Teworas
Why Worry Well Received at Its First Showing
The Reach-Jownes Stock company presents Why Worry at the Majestic theatre a lively New York life comedy. Robert Hudson a wealthy unhappy man finds distraction through Connie Martin as Humour and social satirepeppered with vivid scenes from Hudson mansion to Greenwich Village home.
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Reach-Jownes Stock Company
Majestic Theatre
Harald Lloyd Fame
New York
Robert Hudson
Anne Martin
Dudley
Miller
Adelaide Melvitte
Mrs. Hudson
Greenwich
Connie
Weeks Condemns Army Speculation In Officers
Washington dispatch reports Lt Wood and Lt Word face scrutiny over stock market ventures. Representative Frean presses for government inquiry into alleged inequities tied to Governor General Wood in the Philippines.
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Weeks
Wastsoton
Osborn
Wood
Rotary
Wirt
Wall Street
Prac
Metro
Tientenan Wood
Tepahliens
Whseansii
Philippines
Ex official of Ku Klux Klan offers help to Coolidge
Ex official Clarke, once high in Klan leadership, wrote to President Coolidge Thursday offering to cooperate in ending Klan activities. He announced plans to issue a proclamation toKlansmen to reform or disband. Clarke cited withdrawals from the group and his voluntary severing of ties, defending his past role and calling for a return to its declared ideals through educational propaganda and hospitals.
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Ashe —E. ¥. Clarke
Ku Khux Kien
Coolidge
Clarke
Klan
Film Art School Faces Court Over Confidence Scheme
In Chicago a female student of Popular Motion Picture Products Inc and leaders L B Callahan and W D Bauer were bound over for grand jury on charges of operating a confidence game. The instruction sheet touted an A B C method of expressing emotion and promised easy access to films for enrollees paying 25 to 50 dollars each. Agnes Beck testified that oral instructions were given, claiming she could enter movies due to her shapely figure and a dance or bathing suit appeal.
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Chicago
Popular Motion Picture Products, Inc. L
Callahan
W. D. Bauer
Grand Jury
Agnes Beck
German relief push outlined by American Quakers
Henry T. Allen chairs a plan where American Quakers raise funds to aid hungry German children. Dr Haven Jamerson and Dr Ernest Mason travel to Germany with expert observers to survey hunger and report findings. Brown sails to oversee the child relief program as funds already reach Hamburg warehouse.
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United States
Haven Jamerson
Columbia Univerone
America
Ernest M. Son
Univer of
Pennsylvania
Hut
Lung
Germany
Hamburg
Slanry Tatall Brown
Henry T. Allen
Phi Beta Sigma Holds 58th Grand Chapter Session
The Phi Beta Sigma fraternity holds its 58th grand chapter session at Waldorf-Astoria Thursday with about 250 delegates from 30 chapters. The event continues through Saturday as discussions cover fraternity affairs and activities.
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PHI Katpa Sigma
New York
Ecrand
PHI Kari Sigma
Volinge Fraternity
Waldorf- Asteria
Pnp
Fraternity
Russess Seasion
Woons Refusal Blocks Bill Shaping Island Governance
Governor Teonard Wood Tharsis vetoes a bill from the legislature to extend relief funding and empower sun relief in emergencies. The measure would grant the interior secretary discretionary expenditure power, which the governor argues clashes with island law. DIN plans to reintroduce the issue in hope of overcoming the veto. Public notice indicates pending action before President Coolidge.
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Teonard Wood Tharsis
Fao
Ube
Cootidge Fnr
Lost Boy Found On Christmas Day
In Manitowos a family cheer broke when Erwin Kevene, missing seven years, sent a wire from Oklahoma saying he was returning from Honolulu where he served in the navy. The 25 year old son of Charles Kevene had been believed dead and a note arrived that he would reach home before the weekend.
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Manitowos
Charles
Kevene
Erwin Kevene
Oklahoma
Honolulu
Phe Foralig
Canned Heat Drinking Party Nabbed by Police
Eight men were rounded up near the Mississippi River bridge by officers for a drinking party using improvised canned heat. No charges were filed as they were not intoxicated. they were warned against using this paraffin-based alcohol substitute and held at Central Station as officials described the crude extraction process.
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CLICH
Poker
Sud
Central Sta Linn
Nesn
Psychologists of Nation at Madison
The American Psychological Association opened at the University of Wisconsin Madison with many leading figures from Yale, Columbia, Stanford and Illinois in attendance. Papers on technical topics were presented and notable figures are slated to appear Friday and Saturday.
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Madison
Wis
American Psychological Association
University of Wisconsin
Tharsis
Paul Young
Illinois University
W. 5
Yale University
Frederick Lyman Wells
Betton
Pr. Kk. L
Thermdike
Columbia
de. U
Terman
Stamford University
Paso
Amt
J. Z. Cattell
Heavy Snowfalls Hit Superior in Winter Weather Surge
Snow began Wednesday night and will continue through the night with dangerous cold ahead. Forecasters warn of zero or below temperatures as Upper Wisconsin counties face first real winter weather of the season, though local traffic remains passable amid ongoing snowfall.
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Superior
Wis
Wisernshirs
Dis
Arnold Given Stay Madison Court File Delays Federal Case
Madison Wis January term details show Arnold, former Madison Ron company president, charged with using mail to destroy a principal to five years in federal penitentiary. The sentence calls for a fifteen day stay beginning January 15 pending further action.
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Arnold
Madison
Wis
Po Winter
Madison Ron Company
Federa
Bootleggers Raid Church on Christmas Night
Authorities say a band of ten men raided the Methodist church at Blick Road six miles from Hancock Macyland on Christmas night, damaging the building and beating four congregants including two women. The intruders struck after entering Winslown, wrecked pews, attacked members who tried to intervene, and turned on their wives when they came to help. Church members aided authorities in breaking up stills and capturing Grell.
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Grell
Youths Clear of Involvement in Beloit Robbery
Two Beloit youths were questioned separately for two and a half hours by District Attorney and sheriff staff over a $2,200 robbery at the Conger Schoephorster store in Peaine du Lac. They were registered at a hotel the night before the incident and were released after being deemed innocent.
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Janesville
Wis
Beloit
Conger, Schoephorster
Peaine du Lac
Distriet Atemaey Dohu
Baraboo
Fr. Olde
Sank County
T. J. Williams
Felnit
France Honors U S Scientist Entomologist Awarded Cross
Washington reports that Dr C How ard, a leading entomologist and chief of entomology in the agriculture department for forty five years, has been awarded the Chevalier cross by the French government in recognition of his services to world agriculture.
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Washington
C. Howard
Department of Agriculture
Withich
Lower
French give up hope for Dizmu de but not for crew
Officials acknowledge the loss of the dirigible Dizmade but retain hope for the safety of its crew. Reports from Le Matin and authorities describe a long search across the Algerian Tunisian coast, with planes patrolling 20 kilometer desert lanes and crews possibly surviving on wreckage.
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Dixmude
ARIS
Brea
Siricitie di ‘Ig
Hhope
Mauritania
Algiers
Agsowraret Press
Desert
Camel
Tunis
Constantine
Iministry of Marine
Paris
Biskre
Tousgourt
Irregular Stock Market Close With Wide Oil Movements
The market closed irregular as oils moved in final hours amid broad selling. Several major issues including American and Canadian firms, utilities, and rail stocks faced declines while others edged higher. Investors watched Allied Chemical, Bethlehem Steel, American Can, and several majors amid unsettled conditions and fluctuating sector leaders.
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Baldwin Locome
Baltimore
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel California Petrol Canadian Pacle Central
Latterro de Pasco
Chandler
Chesapea
Ohio - Chicago
Vna Northwestern
Chicago
Mel
Paul
R. I
Fac
Chile
Crucibie Bree
Cuba
Was
Tex
News Missouri
Pia
York Central
N.yln
Tlariford
Norfmk
Westerni
Pacifis
American Petroleum
Pennavivania
C-Eseeeus People’s Gas
Sey
Renatag
Republic Teo Am Stroy
Sears Reehurk
Viah Corp _ y
Willes
American Agrete Nevada Co
Ray CIA
White Eagis OW al
Danish Prince to Wed Yankee Girl
Copenhagen The Associated Press notes King Christies engagement consented to by palace officials for his kinsman Prince Viege and Miss Eleanor Margaret Green of New York. Dr J B Green of New York is involved in the announcement as guardian or adviser in the engagement news.
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Copenhagar
Atteinted
Christies Thris Qar
Weneose
Prince Viege
Eleanor Margaret Green Oavener
Dr. J. &. Green
New York
Obituary notices for A W James and Harman Payne
Two obituaries detail the deaths of Mrs. A W James of Florida and Harmon S Payne of Melrose. Mrs. James, aged about fifty five, survived by husband and two daughters, with services at St Andrew's Episcopal. Payne, a longtime New York native, survived by wife and multiple children with funeral and burial planned in Mount Lake Cemetery.
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A. W. James
James
Bierce
Fis
Nivetaner
Janes
Damues
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Florida
Siell
Faerie
Iso
St. Andrew's
sSsrephet
Harmon S. Payne Hartesn & Payne
Stayne
New York State
Gises Chidrer
Dave
Mys Y Peweer
Warrer
Roe
Speke Wish
Ang Leo Payne
Gladstens
Shefter
Sparta
Cornelis Payne
Melrose
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A. A. Ervin
Nnittpe
F. L. Kappelber
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Tmiprott
Mica
Markey
Ars
Marcubies
Frye
Heateny
Aneneinesthee
Renga Migation Ag
Ole Noe
Laetiase Tndustry
Cenk
Horetetiye Immohina
Agwiuer
Enrique Estrada
Manus
Dieguez
Julistie
Fortunate Mayselle
Mensa Cisere
Oaxara
Angel Flores
Sinules
Unerofirmes
Juda Masuel Teller
Mbalen Wity
Pieres
Feneral
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Marcotte
Fe la Huerta
Vera Craig
Mexico
Moxey
Adolfo de Fat
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Vera
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Ask-La Crosse
Reliet
Woon
Psychologists OF Nation
Bloomer
Roland
Alhert Peternon
Bert
Carl Boesch
Savay
Xear Sagn
France
U. S
North Africa
Biskra
Togsourt
Algeria
Gabea
le Matin
Weather Bureau
Tanemagna
Cali
Panphores
Tripoli
Malta
Ministry of Marine
Wiehra
Mediterranean
Sanda
Antialy
Rae Arias Qiaiuindas
Kilmerree
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