Bonded Liquor Theft Tangles Prohibition Office Move
Report describes the theft of bonded liquor during the relocation of the prohibition office from Madison. District Chief Simpson and others state the removal had no relation to the theft. Investigators questioned staff and storage company employees about the missing liquor from a vault outside the department building.
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Tk AL. Dawkins
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Simpsom Lad
Women Voters Meet in Wisconsin Convention Drive
Delegates from across Wisconsin gather in Miewaleer for the state convention of the Wisconsin Voters Association. A key aim is to raise awareness of voter participation and to announce a plan to recruit 25,000 new women voters before the year’s end. Addresses by leaders emphasize community organizing and education for women on civic duties.
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Wisconsin
Mel Neptune
Allied Demands Prompt Reparations Offer to Germany
A Munich or Berlin source claims Germany is pressed to present court proposals before the Lopdeg conference opening on March 1. The Berlin government is said to be communication ready, and the Allies may deem the conference unnecessary if the German offer is derisive. Germany would be given days to answer whether to accept or refuse.
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Gee Critain
Berlin
Stournal. Ho
Germany
Union Bricklayers Cut Wages Ten Percent Announced
George Wallace secretary of the Bricklayers and Masons Local reports a ten percent wage reduction for bricklayers and stone masons effective on or after March 1. Notices were sent to contractors citywide, aligning with a recent Builders' association suggestion. Bricklayers previously earned $1.25 per hour. masons $1.12 to $1.25.
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Mister Builders’ Association
Wallace
Sun
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Wathee
Monroe
Emergency tariff bill passes senate amid conference wrangling
Washington reports show the emergency tariff measure advancing through the Senate amid House-Senate conference efforts to align amendments. The White House indicated a possible veto spirit, while lawmakers disputed timing and the scope of protections for American industry ahead of a potential postwar tariff framework.
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Impeachment Charges Against Landis Set for Tuesday
Washington reports impeachment charges against Federal Judge Landis brought by Representative Welty of Ohio will be reviewed Tuesday by the House Judiciary Committee. Chairman Vorstead announced the panel may call witnesses as needed and decide whether to proceed or dismiss the inquiry.
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Welty
Ohio
House Judiciary Committee
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Feadda
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Courst
Two Beatings and Six Months in Jail for Insults to Women
A judge sentenced Homer Garren to six months in county jail on a charge of indecent behavior amid a string of incidents described by two women witnesses. Arena Iverson identified Bowen as the man who insulted her on Main Street, while Mary MacLaren testified Bowen attacked her in Grove Cemetery in 1929. The cases involve repeated jeers and suspicious behavior toward women, with Bowen denying the downtown sightings.
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la Crosse
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Brownsville
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Teid
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Reie
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Rowen
Ravwen
Mery MacLaren
Ql Grove
Reid
C.ept
Railroyal Bank
Belgian war heroine ends life to avoid betrayal charge
Paris reports Madame Louise Thulier, Belgian schoolteacher and recipient of the Legion of Honor and War Cross, died by rat poison rather than face accusations of betraying patriotic friends to the enemy. She was linked to Edith Cavel and Countess De Billen, and had earlier been spared execution by King Alfonso of Spain's plea. Evidence cited in newspapers claimed betrayal of companions including architect Phlin Bauca.
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Madame Thuiler
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Alfonso
Spain
Sai
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Phlin Bauca
Miss Cavel
Germany
Burned couple in hospital after house fire tragedy
Mrs Fred Harm is in serious condition from burns sustained when a residence caught fire shortly after 11 AM. Her husband Mr Harm was burned while carrying her from the flames. Fire destroyed the first floor and much furniture, with losses estimated near $2,000.
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Ute
Sir Peoncis Hospital
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Immigration Bars Tighten as Central Europeans Face Suspension
Trieste reports immigration from Central Europe to the United States has been suspended and Italy’s eastern frontiers closed pending sanitary cleanup. Rigid emigration regulations take effect under the suspension order. Typhus cases are under strict quarantine.
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Italy
Abopt Report On Cold Storage Bill
Washington report notes conference renort on the overpment rest word slomazenks bill with henge fet final approval.
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Washington
Washington Lincoln Celebration Tonight in Grand Army Hall
Wilson Calwall post of G A Te holds a Lincoln and Washington celebration at the Grand Army Hall in the courthouse. Rev C Rovlison will deliver the principal address amid a musical program. Cronon, commander, invites the public to attend the meeting.
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Washington
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Nineteen States Join Wisconsin in Rate Protest
Washington reports nineteen states join Wisconsin to challenge before the Supreme Court the ICC's power to regulate interstate railway rates under the Transportation Act. The group, announced after a two day AG conference, includes New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kansas, Missouri, Louisiana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Texas, Montana, Utah, Nevada and Arizona.
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Inquiry finds Junker plane caused fatal midair crash
A congressional inquiry reports the Junker type mail plane did not explode or burn in flight. Pilot Rowe lost consciousness at the controls as the craft dove, while engine backfired and gasoline fumes may have incapacitated him. The panel recommends temporarily withdrawing the Junker from U S mail service.
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William, McChord
Orth
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Wrfield
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Uint
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Wington
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White
Washington
Leasih
Mrs M K Morrow Injured in Auto Crash Here
Mrs M K Morrow is hospitalized after being struck by a car near Vita and Bing streets Saturday night. The injury reportedly resulted from the accident and authorities are revising the report for accuracy.
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Ae Pranuit
Vitta
Bing Streets
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