Fraud Alleged In State Bounty On Wolves
A stray, garbled report alleges state fraud in bounty payments for wolves. It mentions county officials, a proposed new building near a country club, and various names and offices, with references to warrants, certifications, and suspected overpayments. The text is fragmentary but centers on alleged paid bounties and official complicity.
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Laration Af
Sparta
Othe Toy Crossan
Secretary of State
Tiosvis
Lerate
Merk Stadts
Failure of Another Brokerage Firm Announced Today
A New York brokerage house, Wolf a & Company, faced a filing and potential liquidation as another firm failed. The crash sent shockwaves through the market as investors tracked the developments. Hardings to Visit Delaware Politicians and notable figures plan trips amid economic turmoil.
Butler Carries Body Of Girl He Killed In New York
Filipina butler Elulen Lozado confessed to strangling Miss Blossom Seeley Martin, a nurse employed by Dr. G. W. McAuliffe. He transported the body from Manhattan to Staten Island and Elizabethport, attempting to dump it from a ferry, before police intervened. The motive appears linked to poverty and a broken engagement.
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EW York
Elulen Lozado
G. W. McAuliffe
Miss Blossom Seeley Martin
Eliazahbethport
Staten Island
Filmino
Manhattan
Taizade
Central Park
Vity
Lozade
Tha AfeAuliffe
New Jersey
Edward Marener
Marcer
Shane
Jinka Miller
Leg
Miller
Appeal in Union Depot case heard in fall
The Union Depot case against the railroads faces an appeal heard by the circuit, with J T McConnell for the Chamber of Commerce predicting a fall session. Railroad officials and local interests spar over union depot authority as dates remain unset by Judge Stevens.
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UNION
Dan Eeunty
Pammi
Wisconsin
la Crosse
J.T. McCoosell
Plonner
of Commerce
Mr McConnell
Prinripte
Tata
McConnell
Jidge Stevens
Body of girl found in culvert sparks arrests
Police announced the body of a girl was found in a culvert and six people were arrested in connection with the case. Among those held are Gerrvae K. Menier a taxi driver and his wife Edith Menier Camberledge Karl Chamberlain and Chris Counel ages 22 to 28. Chamberlain recently relocated from Jamestown Missouri and worked as a tank driver for Menier. Authorities described alleged intimate relations tied to the case and ongoing inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the death.
Assembly Set To Vote On Day Act Repeal
Wisconsin readers see wordier print about the Tucker bill aimed at restoring prohibition era enforcement. The assembly blocks amendments, endorses repeal, and schedules a near Wednesday final vote, signaling a tax implication as the measure advances.
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Mattison
Wis
Wisconsin
Assembly
Rum Fleet Reported Off New York Harbor
A partial transcription notes a rum fleet clustered outside New York Harbor with brief mentions of enforcement and Associated Press sourcing. The report references AP and various agencies, with fragmentary details about positioning near Jones Inlet and a looming maritime presence.
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New York Harbor
N. J
APHIS
New York
Women to Have Voice in Washington Conference Notes
Police join search for Milved Meeks of Madison missing since Friday. Father traveled to Janesville to aid in the hunt. Meeks had expressed a wish to see Washington, with a conference between party leaders noted in the report.
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Washington
Warren
Repubiban Party
Thieline
John T. Admin
Republican Landitee
Wanesville
Madisox
Milved Meeks
Janesville
Mutiny Suppressed in Raven as 30 Mutineers Die
A mutiny in the second cavalry brigade at Raven was crushed after heavy fighting with forces from Moscow. Thirty mutineer leaders were executed, and three political commissars were killed along with several leading communists, as reported by the Atosente correspondent. The town reportedly rallied to support the loyal troops.
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Stackholm
Anvier
Raven
Mrecew
Forres
Moscow
Near East Debt Crisis Reaches Acute Stage in Lausanne
Allied and Turkish delegates clash over Ottoman debt as American Minister Gren announces a firm position. The conference teeters between adjournment and collapse, with officials restless for decisive guidance.
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Near East
Lausanne
Angeorn Pridar
Gren
Heramies
Aunt of British Monarch Dies at Age 76
Princess Helena Augusta Victoria, known as Princess Christian, aunt of King George V, died Saturday morning. Born May 25, 1840, she was Queen Victoria’s third daughter and sister to the late King Edward VII. She married Prince Frederick Christian of Schleswig-Holstein in 1806. survived by son Prince Albert John and daughters Helena Victoria and Mary Louise.
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Ton
Associated Press
Princesa Christian
Georges
Helena Augusta Victora
Princess Christian
Victoria Wu
Great Briteim
Edward VII
Soveresion
Prederick Christian
Schleswig-Helstein
Landen
Government of Bulgaria Falls in Army Revolt
At 3 oclock Saturday morning reserve officers backed by the active army overthrew the Bulgarian government. Ministers were arrested and an opposition coalition excluding communists formed the new government. Provincial garrisons and the capital felt the ripple of control as disorder spread.
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Bulgaria
SOFTA
Crrfer
Rum Run Across Detroit River Smuggling Coast Feeds City
A wartime era sketch describes a mosquito fleet moving Canadian beer into Detroit and suburbs. Small boats, rail tunnel shipments, and isolated points supply barrels and cases. Rum runners warn signals when federal agents appear. liquor reaches Ecorse Wyandotte Delray and River Rouge for local distribution.
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Assnelaterdt Prean
Detroit
Detroit River
United States
Canada
Mesias
Walkerville
Grosse Pointe
Ecorse
Wyandotte
Delray
Soma
River Rouge
Assembly to Debate Harding Plan to Enter World Court
The Assembly will discuss Senator Cashevin's resolution branding European and American alliances as dangerous. The measure, approved 18 to 10 in the Senate, would commit the legislature to oppose any departure from the republic’s founding policy of avoiding entangling alliances.
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Assembly
Harding
Matheson
Europe
America
Senate
John Cashevin
Nur Conary
Tte
Giotier
Republic
Drop Case Dropped Against Man Charged With Shootings
In Wisconsin Dr F C Hines faced murder charges after firing at a prowler seen near Haney yard and Darrell Denman, a 14 year old, was killed. Justice Charles A Busg ordered the case dropped following testimony by Dr Haney that he fired to frighten an observed intruder through a window. Mrs Haney described Denman as a peeping Tom.
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Jeff Person
Wis
F. C. Hines
Darrell Donevan
Haney
Charles A. Busg
Reward Offered For Girl Slayer Of Tesmer In Chicago
Police track a girl slayer case linked to Richard C Tesmer with a $5000 reward offered by two Masonic bodies in Chicago. Authorities pursue leads amid a turbulent incident that also involved a taxi company dispute and a fatality in the city.
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Tesmer
Chicago
Richard C. Tesmer
Aniainre Ruin
Wisconsin senator vanishes. Moran found at last minute
Wisconsin report details Senator Bernard Moran returning to Madison after three days away with George Clark. Moran explained he had planned a chicken dinner invite but traveled to a summer cottage near Boscobel. Authorities pursued details of Moran’s disappearance while state Senate pressed tax bills.
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Madison
Wis
Associated Press
George R. Skogmo
Senate
Bammer Moran
George Clark
Moran
Atdison
Wisi
Bernard Moran
Wisconsin Senate
Pew
Roa Dnr
Almran
Prairie du Bae
Baspahel
Clark
Jinha Renas
Senator Moran
Tn Rasrohel
Jounsem Hotel
Marrison
William Young
Prairie du Sac
Meafison
Boscobel C. J. Liicht
Bernard Gettelman
Reseobel
Henry
Sopatar Moran
Clare
Wernestar
John Renny
Wauwatosa
Boxpabel
Crawford Senatr
Bospabel
Bogenhel
Renny
Aeting
Devih Tohnson
Wwassisan
Wasass
Maran
Madisan
Immentar
Wisconsin Senate kills both Blaine income tax bill and Garey substitute
In Madison, the Wisconsin Senate defeated the Blaine general income tax bill and the Garey substitute, sustaining opposition from conservatives. The measure would have raised about 14 million annually with a 1 to 10 percent personal tax plus a 4 percent corporate rate and stock dividends taxed as income. The finance committee bill and the governor Blaine substitute were both killed, signaling a setback for progressive plans and heightening tensions over taxation measures in the session.
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Madison
Wis
Associated Press
Garey
Senate
Severson
Dahl
Assembly
Adison
Finance Committee
Norain
House
George Staudenmaier
Chamber
Blaine
Dyess
Joint
Wisconsin
Sine
J. H. Johnson
Tohnson
Bilgrien
Kemp
Staudenmayer
Saturdax
Falowhng
Barher
Cashnv
Caspe Hirsch
Huber
Palakhowski
Fynielk
Ridgway
Schumann
Ponsdele
Tmtws
Apstast Ongerein
Byker
Grit Buckvis
Lat Chirk
Iman
Kehnseen
Mahon
Oran
Morris
Reem i
Staudentusuyer
Verden
White
Daired—Roethe
Heek
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Fausta
Louis Nagler
Terry
Partely
Ikern
Lottie
Ray Beaibes
Sears
Eden
Hitec
Datites Prastim
Scoweletineks
Peter
Atv Knudson
PRP
Weiser
Mhuink
Cronty
Eless
Alebanch
Eile
Sars
Staats
Iim
Tucker
Weather Report
NEW OY
Alonke
Filaves
Hanismiprey
Wolfa & Company
Dee Hirgess
Hardings
Frientis
Delaware
Hasding
Mung, Firver
Milford
Lewes
Montagne
Butler
Railroad Commission
Man
Portland
L. B. Stewart
Rhem
Boscobel
Solon
Bendy
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