La Follette urges amendment to GLIP U court rule
Senator La Follette denounces the Supreme Court and warns that five justices act as rulers, not interpreters of the people. He asserts federal courts overstep, cites Taft, child labor, and urges constitutional clarification to limit judicial power.
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Glip U
Enanins
Engster la Folvette
Wasenysia
A. Fll
Conventien Pep Jt
Emyrra
Sayrem
Supreme Court
Eangresa
Americ Terests
Lavit
Supreme Tribunal
Ermal
Wiremsin Senginr
the United
Taft
Harding
United States
Justee
Coronadas Feal Company
Mojirt
Sip Duize Anderson
Indiana
Jane Meelintic
West Virginia
Shemm- Hirosh
Federal Cours
Public Bath at Perti Bone Park to Open Saturday
The public bath house at Perti Bone Park will be officially opened next Saturday morning per city park department. The park commission added a new rest area this spring and city council secured a lease for 100 feet of beach, making the beach south of the Wagon Bridge 1200 feet long.
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Pertibone Park
Park Department
Park Commission
Free Chest Clinic Examines 231 at Courthouse
A three day free chest clinic in the courthouse, under the Wisconsin Anti-Fibrosis association, examined 231 persons from Monday to Wednesday. State and county officials aided the event, with staff from Mindoro and Trempealeau County assisting at Whitehall for a two day clinic.
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Wisconsin
Schmelenberg
Bell
Areng
Hogeland
Drewelaw
Buel
Gan
Harrion
Durbin
State Sociation
Whitehall
Trempefilean
Herzan
Buck
Agees Bill
Light Man Burned by Electric Flash Near Wagon Bridge
S Moore lineman for Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power Co was severely burned about the face while on a pole near Wagon Bridge. He was handling two live wires when they flashed as they were pulled apart, and his injury required daily treatment at St Francis Hospital.
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S. Moore
Wisconsin- Minnesota Light and Power Company
Moore
St. Francis Hospital
Irish Negotiations Reported as Complete Success
The Central News reports Wednesday evening that authorities have learned negotiations with Ireland have reached agreement on virtually all points. The Associated Press notes this as a tentative culmination of talks with authorities confirming progress.
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Associated Press
Central News
Massacre Report Ties Turkish Forces to 1300 Women and Children
A telegram to the Greek defense committee, from Archbishop Metaxas, alleges Turkish troops seized 1300 Christian women and children at Samsun on the Black Sea and massacred them near Kayak, detailing the atrocity two weeks after it occurred.
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London
Samsun
Black Sea
Kayak
Greek Defense Committee
Metaxis
Constantin Nooks
Silverdale owner dies on eve of son's wedding
William Williams owner of Silverdale resort near Sparta died of arsenic poisoning on Tuesday morning. The death postponed his son Jessie R Williams and Miss Florenteia Berg wedding planned for Wednesday. Williams also owned farms and was said to be worth a fortune. He had been despondent for some time and his wife survives.
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William Williams
Willam
Billy) Williams
Silverdale
Sparta
Williams
Willams
Jessie R
Florenteia Berg
Wiilliams
Mr. Wiliams
Miners to Meet Operators in Central District
Central district miners press for wage talks amid looming strike threat. William Green, secretary of the United Mine Workers, says operators may attend a conference but resist binding wage agreements, aiming to keep production steady.
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Central District
Noviaty
Obin
Willian Green
Germany to pay reparations levy Thursday
Germany ready to pay the regular monthly installment of fifty million gold marks on Thursday as reparations payments continue. The reparations commission will be sent a note seeking minor improvements in ancient arrangements and financial references. Street car men strike disrupts Mexico City power and light services after disturbances precautions increased.
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Germany
Paris
Associated Press
Werlnwedig Wlatin
Gerarty
Mexico
Mexico City
Associat Mes
Monument to Francis Scott Key Unveiled Near Fort McHenry
President Harding accepts a bronze monument to Francis Scott Key near Fort McHenry Maryland. The 43 foot memorial rises from a cylindrical pedestal and marks the site where Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner. Harding honors Key’s lyric faith and patriotism as he dedicates the nation’s tribute amid veterans and public health service hospital visitors.
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Francis Scott Key
Congress
Fort McHenry
Mare
Mecca
Harting
Becion
Public Health Service Hospital
Collessa
Charles H.H. Nighans
Fort Mehenry
Harding
Old Fort Motfenry
Khey
Weather record for Da Crosse vicinity and Minnesota notes
Fair night and likely Thursday with temperature changes. Wisconsin reports fair tonight with little temperature change. Minnesota sees increasing clouds and possible showers, especially west tonight. North shore near Lake Superior and towns in the area expect continued warmth and a fair to partly cloudy pattern with a Thursday change.
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da Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cooley
Lake Superior
Lenine Ill and Triumvirate to Rule Russia
A dispatch reports Lenin’s illness may require a six month tri umvirate in Moscow with Stalin Kameneff and Rykoff as leaders. Stalin, a Georgian Bolshevik, Kameneff liberal head of the Moscow Soviet, and Rykoff a supporter of new economic policy. Traxky reportedly not favored in communist ranks.
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Independent Socialist Fre
Trevler Leavin
Soviet Russia
Moscow
A. V. Stalin
Leo Kameneff
A. 1. Rykoff
Lenine
Bag
M. Stalin
M. Kamenefé
M. Rykonff
Sds
Rhak
Haseen
Kameneff
Traxky
Russia
Diana of the Dunes Injured in Beach Fight
Diana of the Dunes, also known as Mrs. Alice Gray Wilson, a University of Chicago graduate who left society in 1916 for life on the Indiana dunes, was hospitalized in Gary Indiana with a fractured skull after a Tuesday night beach fight. Her husband Pat Wilson was reportedly with her, while Eugene Frank, a boatman, assisted police at the scene.
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Chicago
Alice Gray Wilson
University of Chicago
Indiana Dunes
Gary
Ind
Verneeday
Pat Wilson
Witnilixithy A
Puget
Aniversar Eueene Frank
Police
Iowan Invited to Become President of Centre College
Announcement from Danville Iowa indicates Centre College trustees extended an invitation to Dr. Br. A. Montromers, president of Parsons airfield, Iowa, to become president. His acceptance is expected following Dr. W. A. Ganfield, noted as president of Carvalk College Warulesha, and mentioned as a candidate for the Wisconsin state senate.
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Danville
Centre College
BR. A. Montromers
Parsons Airfield
Iowa
Centre
W. A. Ganfield
Carvalk College
Warulesha
Wisconsin
Co op Firm Opens in Chicago Stock Yards
The National Livestock Producers' association announced that its producer owned cooperative will open for business at the Onion Stock Yards in Chicago June 9. The Chicago Producers' association is the name of the new cooperative organization.
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Chicago
Chicag
Tri
National Livestock Producers’ Association
Wraiursdas
Chicago Producers' Commissid Association
Shipping board defends liquor on ships outside three mile limit
U S opposition leader Lasker states the Shipping Board approves serving liquor on American ships beyond the coast, citing legal right and merchant marine life. He notes foreign flag ships can enter and depart while liquor is served, and warns American trade could suffer if prohibition is enforced on ships.
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Shipping Board
Lasker
Adolphus Busch
Til
Anheuser-Busch Growing Company of
St. Louis
Prisor
Han
The
Sronts
Congress
America
Great Britain
Japan
France
Germany
Reé
Bnt Inspire Tribune
Busch
Chicago Triune
United States Shipping Board
Tribune
the Tribune
Shipping board ships accused of alcohol on board
A western Republican proposes amending the ship subsidy bill to bar federal funds from lines selling liquor without Congress. Anheuser-Busch letters to Lasker allege U S ships are “wettest on the ocean” and warn against government liquor sales, citing constitutional enforcement issues and violations within three miles offshore. Letters from August Busch and Adolphus Busch Jr. urge investigation into Prohibition enforcement aboard U S Shipping Board vessels.
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Congress
House
ST. Louis
Associated Press
United States
August A. Busch
Anhenser-Busch, Tie
Enteute
Europe
George Washington
Harding
Avery
Adolphus Bisch Tit
Anheuser- Buseh, Tne
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A. Rugeh
Sax
France
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Unite States
Adolphus Buseh
Augustus A. Busch
Treorge
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