Germany and Britain Face Ruhr Crisis and Paris Rumors
Reports from Berlin and Paris indicate Chancellor Guna quotes urging continued passive resistance in the Ruhr while Paris papers show disappointment over British deliberations. The dispatch notes possible shifts in policy, mentions looming border questions, and cites six deaths in Dortmund amid mounting wartime tensions.
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Berlin
Guna
Farberahe
Tapenlatt
Pravr
Eddse
Versailles
Government Dry Boat Victor Over Mosquito Fleet Clash
Government speedboat P-102 defeats a Detroit river rum runner group, with 11 cases and 20 kegs of beer in a rum launch. After taking on water, Van Dusen fires a revolver as attackers ram and harass the P-103, forcing retreat while the armed schooner pursues.
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Victor
Detroit
Etroit
Mieh
P-102
Fecaperd, van Dusen
Thhe
Rum
Ccldar
Ispar
van Dusen
Cvay
Speeding Autgist Involved In Street Crash Near Tenth
Monday evening around 6:31 near Division and Tenth streets a vehicle driven by Wink struck a pole and crashed. He showed signs of intoxication and was arrested. Garner Miller was fined 12.30 for speeding.
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Tenth Street
W.T. Wills
Tiviston Street
Nater
Emir Patho
Tenth Etreet
Division
Pote
Winifred Farley
Market
Camp Bar
Wink
Igier
Che
Francis Fapital
Tna
Ds Af Teanewo
Power Miller
Warrant Awaits Marinette Solon as Term Ends
Sturgeon Bay Wis report that Assemblyman James Faders of Marinette faces no arrest warrant as immunity expires before serving any charges. Attorney Stapleton of Dearborn confirms no warrant was issued a month ago. Earlier, H Olsen, a local fisherman, was fined and ordered to pay costs for fish law violations, while another man in court paid a prior fine after a check issue.
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Sturgeon Ray
Wis
James Faders
Amnrinette
Costa
Arseinhbiynan Rm
Olsen
Harding May Seek Ship Liquor Law Change
Washington reports indicate President Harding may urge Congress to alter prohibition rules on carrying liquor aboard foreign vessels in American waters. He allegedly believes Congress must act, not executive regulation, to address foreign power objections and Volstead Act interpretation. New York notes the Public Health Service refused wine rations aboard the Ferris as ships had ration limits.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
New York
Unite States Public Health Service
Grevenity Department
Seilers
Ferris
Americans Fail to Qualify in Golf Meet at London
Gene Barnzen Jim Barnes and Charles Heffner failed to qualify for the British Open soil championship according to a press release from Troon.
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London
Gene Barnzen
Jim Barnes
Charles Heffner
Tomprees
Troon
Dahl Tax Bill Emerges From Long Delay In Wisconsin
Amendment to incorporate features of Committee Bill ADIRON Wisconsin features a plan to repeal part of personal property tax and set rates on incomes from one to ten percent for individuals and four percent for corporations. The measure, backed by Governor and progressives, faced Senate rejection but may be revived as the sixth effort to enact revenue legislation.
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Assembly
Adiron
Wis
Mint
Cnme
Ritine
Mure
Mensure
Rlaine Hill
Annmi
Firgner
Senate
Maine
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Republican State Central
Finance Committee
Prn Srescien
Finfire Committee
C. Ho Johnson
Maintenance of Way Employees Granted Raise
Forty five maintenance of way employees of the Milwaukee Road in Ton Crose will be affected by an order granting wage increases from one cent to ten cents per hour, effective June 1. Local men have not yet received official notification of the raise.
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Milwaukee Road
Ton Crogse
Eight Foreign Captives Freed By Bandit Gang
Excerpts from the Associated Press report note the release of eight foreign captives from the Paotzoku mountain stronghold of the Shantung bandits. The group includes four Americans: Major Roland W. Pinger of the U S Army finance corps, based in Manila and Berkeley California, Leon Friedman of Chicago and Shanghai, an agent for a San Francisco firm. The event eases tensions over China’s foreign relations after the May 6 derailment near Suchow.
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Bao Chwang
Associated Press
Paotzoku
China
Shanghai
Suchow
Roland W. Pinger
Finance Corps
Manila
Berkeley
Calif
Leon Friedman
Chicago
San Francisco
Two Prehistoric Animals Die In Chipmunk Coulee
Professor Frazee leads a scouting party from Normal School to Chipmunk Coulee after a mastodon tooth is found. Remains, including large mammoth bones, may come from two or more extinct elephants. Researchers urge a thorough search of creek banks as low water allows.
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Chipmunk Coulee
Frazee
Chipmunk Renee
Nimer Herold
Fraare
Gehnel
Tribune
Moadey
Franta
National Geographic
Martery
Tistin Bradley
II Garasse
Yablie Ibrary
Wras
la Crossa Hich
Normal School
Bradler
Gradiox
Ronlee
Professor Frazee
Valler
Vallar
Irs
Badger Would Bar Sending of U S Troops Overseas
Manss on Wis A joint measure memorializing congress to initiate a constitutional amendment would prohibit sending American troops overseas except for defense of American territory. Introduced in the assembly Tuesday by Assemblyman Holly of Be cwau nore county.
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Mansson
Wis
Congress
Assembly
Holly
Becwaunre
Transient jailed for begging flees La Crosse hospital
A transient jailed for begging escaped La Crosse hospital after a 60 day sentence. Alex, confined for disobedience, asked to be allowed air, then fled through hallways toward an exit. Officer Rick halted his second attempt to flee as authorities recaptured him.
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LA Grosse Hospital
Ice Alex
Womaty
iHrindler
Tegaine
la Crosse Hospital
Bax
Avex
Reay
Alex
Hig Ren
Phoberg
Three Canadian Churches Merge After Long Effort
Amalgamation of Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches of Canada was completed Monday night by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, uniting three denominations into one body. The move preserves no organic union of property or membership, following a 1922 census showing 857,211 Presbyterian, 406,932 Methodist, and 82,149 Congregational members. A separate report notes J L Moomby and others injured in a Great Falls Montana plane crash while promoters of the Gibbons fleet were aboard.
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Canada
Dominion
T‘atiartian Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Great Falls
Mont—J. L. Moumby
Gibbons
Litingeten
Grand Jury Inquiry Sought If Solons Fail Act
Wisconsin report notes a call by the Committee of 100 to broaden a proposed legislative liquor probe to include unexplained disappearances and alleged official misfeasance. Sen A Z Severson and others push for a wide inquiry as anti trust and law enforcement groups back the move.
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Solons
Legislative
Atison
Wis
Associated Press
Bernard Maran
Rensini Spvereny
Cies
Tor Sentle
Severson
George Skagen
Antone Kookie
Ine Ralion Enforcrment Committee
Senate
A. Z. Severson
Senatay &Kormo
BN. Firks
Nimril
Purnell Believed Hiding in South Bend Ind
Sheriff says Benjamin Purnell, missing leader of the House of Derid, is believed to be hiding in South Bend Indiana. Officials note possible multiple automobile trips between Benton Harbor Michigan and South Bend as they pursue clues in the case.
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Purnell
South Bend, Ind
Josep
Mich
Committee Meeting Called Thursday in City Hall
The administration committee chaired by Alderman C H Collins will convene in the city hall committee room Thursday evening at 8 o clock to discuss matters before the committee.
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Council
C. HO Collins
Chrinmeng
City Hall
Harding's Father Celebrates 79th Birthday Today
Chin-Dr George Harding, father of the president, is celebrated on reaching his seventy-ninth birthday in Marion. He recalled three years ago when his son became the Republican standard bearer and the nation hailed that moment amid congratulations at the Star building newsroom.
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Marion. Chin
George Harding
Marion
Wisconsin Governor Proclaims Flag Day Observance
Wisconsin Governor Rhiune issued a proclamation calling on residents to observe Flag Day with a display of the national emblem and appropriate exercises in the schools of the state.
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Madison
Wis
Rhiune
Peope
Wisconsin
Typhoon Devastation Kills Thirteen on Saitarace Island
An AP report describes a typhoon strike on Saitarace Island killing thirteen. Seven towns suffered near total destruction with 95 percent of houses blown down and thousands left homeless facing famine threats.
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Associated Press
Saitarace
Constabulary
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Autgist
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Dahl
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Chipmaink Conlee
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U. S
FE. S. Pierre
Cumberland County
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