Navy Seaplanes Start 3000 Mile Panaman Flight From San Diego
Fourteen Navy planes led by the F squadron Spaulding left North Island for a 3000 mile flight toward Panama. The expedition of 70 officers and men will rely on Seaplanes and wireless for progress reports to the tender Arostock off Cedros Island.
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Hurley liquor men bail bid in land case
Report describes defendants in a land matter granted bail as majority released. Proceedings featured a Wednesday appearance before a state official, with patrols and court actions cited, and references to Madison County authorities and a Washington request related to aviation operations.
Wagi Scale Continued Mansur Wis
Fragmentary article notes continued discussion on a wage scale in Wisconsin with references to Milwaukee workers and an order from a commission. missing details obscure full context and outcome.
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Mansur
Weather record hints at mixed conditions near town
Vague weather note indicates cloudy to snowy prospects with variable temperatures. Forecaster mentions possible warmer intervals and a cold front toward the east, with little overall change expected in northern areas.
Marriage license refused to white girl and a Negro
Menominee Mich. Ker the first. County Clerk Carl A. Anderson of Menominee refused to issue a marriage license to a Negro and a white girl. The couple, from Green Bay, were aided by the bride’s mother Mrs. Tanek. The clerk cited general principles though he noted legal grounds to act with the mother’s consent. It was believed the couple would pursue the matter further.
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Ten Yeas
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Menontings
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Olin B. Caver
Green Bay
Wis
Pisle ‘Pneck
Lye Harbor
Dakota Roads Tax Debit Reflected by Judge Ruling
The ruling remits back taxes on Dakota roads, with a $2,200,000 liability and an 11 percent levy. Judge Wealrough of the United States district court ordered a reevaluation, citing increased asset value and equalization impacts.
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Dakota
Wits
Youth fractures arm while skiing on Grand Dad Bluff
A 16 year old, son of Aur and Murs W. Ul Kiefer of 208 North Mour Treath speed, suffered two broken bones in his arm while skiing at Grand Dad Bluff on a Wednesday afternoon. He fell, weight on his arm, and was taken to a hospital where the fracture was set before returning home.
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Colby Guest at Uruguay President Luncheon
President Brunt entertained Bainbridge Colby high ranking American secretary of state at the Uruguayan presidential residence in a private luncheon. Navy officers and ministry officials joined the occasion as Colby prepared to depart Friday for Buenos Aires.
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Tappins Fatally Injured in Fall at State Capitol
Secretary of the state board of GoR erpl for twenty-five years, Tappins, was critically injured by a fall at the state capitol in Madison Wednesday night. His skull is fractured and internal injuries were reported. he lies unconscious at St Mary's hospital. Tappins previously served as Grant County clerk and was connected with the board of control.
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Funny Surprises Entertain Rotary at Annual Dinner
A Rotary Club annual dinner featured Stereopticon Roll Call and Original Quartette as guests. The evening included slapstick humor, cartoons of members, and a broken glass gift to Dr. Edward Evans. The event ended with a humorous sing and a dance party while guests endured playful teasing.
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Edward Evans
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Carmick
I Wluss
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Elyli
Derby
Burt Smith
Twenky Yeu
Curtis
Johnson Uuliy
Pamarter
Thirry Wat
Stella Prac
Mayers and Ti
Johun
Negro outlaw band captured near Pittsview
Three members of a Ames Negro band that wounded a deputy sheriff and four others in a Friday search were captured by a force led by Sheriff Ragland near Pittsview. The sheriff escorted the prisoners toward the county seat.
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Abale
Raglind
Pittsview
Sales Pavilion Plan Before County Board
County board hears Kiwanis Club push for a sales pavilion at the fair grounds to house a market and auditorium. Proposal cites central location, parking needs, and avoids downtown traffic. farmers would bring stock without clogging streets. Board member Olson suggests map analysis and possible use of the fair grounds for exhibits and public gatherings.
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County Board of Supervisors
Imiohad
Rau Claire
Wisconsin
la Trissé
Sajparcisor
Olson
Salec
Juan
London papers press for curbs on armaments
London newspapers insist on restricting armaments and urge the United States to host a center for discussing disarmament. The Times reports renewed belief in Britain and Japan aligning with the idea, while questioning U S neutrality and potential alliance.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
London News- London
Times
Economy urged by Philipp at Madison Rotary talk
Governor Philipp urged necessity for economy in state government during a Madison Rotary Club address. He asked the Legislature to permit a continuation of his policy of reasonable economy and to maintain restraint in expenditures, stressing the need for prudent financial management.
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Madison
Wis
Clovernor
No Paper Sunday for New Year Holiday
The Tribune and Leader-Press will not publish Sunday edition to let staff observe New Year’s Day. Instead a Saturday edition will be issued on the same schedule as Christmas Day, with no Sunday paper and a Saturday afternoon New Year’s issue. A special wire service will keep the paper connected to outside events, and an extra edition may appear if needed.
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Leader-Press
La Crosse Carnival Night To Host Noisy Costume Parade
City promises a big New Year revel with a noisy, costume filled parade evening. Residents urged to wear bold outfits and join a ten o'clock meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to start the informal procession between ten and eleven. No formal program, but the goal is sheer racket and carnival spirit.
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Fourteen Arraigned in Milwaukee Whiskey Ring Case
Fourteen Milwaukee men were arraigned on liquor charges as federal authorities push to dismantle the whiskey syndicate. Pleas entered. trials set for January 13 and 19 in U.S. district court. Several named figures tied to wholesale, bottling, and distribution networks were detained or released pending trial. Local officials said no further arrests will be made before January 2.
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New Year Eve Dinner Prices Rise Across New York
New York venues hike prices for New Year Eve dinners and cover charges near midnight. Reports say some allocations will be reserved and patrons face higher costs for festive celebrations as establishments push pricing despite expectations of demand.
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SKY the Limut
New York
John Barvomne
Natal
Back to Work Advice From State Board Report
Madison Wis Get Back to work is the slogan in the report of the state board of conciliation filed Thursday with Governor Philipp. Capital and Tibor must walk arm in arm and neither can prosper with out the other. Tabor has received its own reward as the world convasescent are advancing prices. Sugar and other profiteers are reaping their proper deserts. Wee baby dies Abilene Tax After four days struggle for life a one-pound baby horn to Mr and Mrs W B Pruitt of Abilene Christies died Wednesday night.
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State Board of Conciliation
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Christies
D Annunzio Accepts Italian Terms Ending Fiume War
Reports from Rome and London say Gabriele D Annunzio has accepted the Rapallo treaty terms and will disband his forces in Fiume. The Italian government and local authorities will sign the accord and D Annunzio is expected to depart, possibly by air, as hostilities cease and recognition of the treaty is confirmed. Local officials and allied troops outline a path to amnesty and disbandment of his legion.
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Tiume
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Fiume
D'Annuozio
Car fare advance in education debate raises student costs
A contested proposal argues that higher school transportation charges burden families and may limit access to high school. Critics claim the policy shifts costs to students while supporters reference funding gaps and regional needs, with officials weighing equal access against fiscal strain.
Evaporation of whiskey puzzles federal officers
A San Francisco incident involved forty eight barrels of whiskey moved through the streets in a mule backed operation. Investigators reported a warehouse leak and barrels found with varying contents while security officials pursued the recent thefts as part of a federal probe.
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San Francisco
San
Wolf Hunt Augmented by Six Hounds and Fox
Six wolf-hounds and resident Fox of Norwich offered to join the hunting party planned for Sunday to drive away wolves blamed for calves and sheep losses in Crescent area. Volunteers, led by Fox, aim to nose the woods while old hands organize the chase. participants expect a shot at the pests if weather allows.
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