Constitution for Ireland Made Public
The Associated Press reports on the new Irish Constitution published Thursday, detailing universal suffrage and the oath of allegiance to King George. It outlines that the Irish Free State will have power to raise an armed force only via Parliament and asserts Ireland’s voice on war matters within a British framework.
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Onmcin
Associated Press
Drish
Mate Patie
Pde
Tosh Free Suite
George
Britain
Ariel
Trish
Free State
Weather Record Summary Shows Cooler Conditions After Front
A disrupted archive weather note reports cooler conditions settling in from the east and north with showers and fair skies in central regions. South portions remain fair with cooler nights while temperatures dip tonight and into tomorrow with generally fair conditions expected. Temperature readings show a range around the 80s with variable nightly lows and a forecast of little change in river ages over the next 45 units.
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Arayivinkiv
Jim Llaom
Pete Sbat
Rivem
Baby Survives Fall From Second Story Porch
Mrs. Daisy on Ninth and Tyler streets heard a noise as a seven month old baby fell from a second floor window to the lawn below. The child slept in a crib near the window and likely toppled himself over the edge. A doctor found no injuries after a second check in the evening.
Storm across four Wisconsin counties kills six
A severe storm sweeping four western Wisconsin counties last night caused multiple fatalities and extensive property damage. Reports say six people died, with additional injuries and scaffolding of farm buildings collapsed across Polk, Barron, Dunn, and St Croix counties near Prairie Farm and Glenwood City.
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St Paul
Minn
Associated Press
Wisconsin
J.G. Reis
Forest Township
St. Craix County
Morris Scholtz
Ole Sangstad
Prairie Farm
Ole Lien
J. W. Foster
Arland
Carl Slaw
Prairis Farm
Ilwaukee
Wis
Barron
Galena City
Wia
Polk
Dunn
St. Croix
J. D. Reise
Maria Schuler
Glenwood City
Gle Sorstan
Kein
Burton County
Clear Lake
Polk County
Edin Prairie
Merald Township
Glenrod City
St Croix Foints
Dann County
Poly
Barren Counties
Ad Prairie Farm
Barren
City attorney seeks electric rate cuts in Wisconsin case
City Attorney Oscar Sannes led a hearing before the Wisconsin Railroad Commission in Madison to press a 20 to 35 percent reduction in Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power Company charges in La Crosse. Expert Byron T. Gifford and briefs argued that La Crosse should bear a lower share of the Wissela hydro plant costs, with alternate 80 percent/20 percent calculations for regional districts. The commission adjourned to July for the utility’s defense and cross examination. Swennes also appeared seeking a telephone rate reduction in a related matter, with W. E. Goodrich and G. H. Gorfion for the company.
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le Crosse Oy
Oscar Sannes
Vinairoad Commision of
Wisconsin
Madison
Thirredar
Liwenhus
Engin
Byron T. Gifford
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Company
la Crosse
Tf la Crosse
Ispiro
Gifford
Swennes
G. H. Gorflon
POMERENING DENIES SHIPPER FUNDS SHORTAGE
Madison Wisconsin F C Pomerening president of the Wisconsin Union of the American Society of Equity and secretary treasurer of the Van Dyne Shipping association says that claims of a funds shortage are unqualifiedly false. The state department of markets asked him to meet with its officers Friday afternoon to review the association audit.
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Madison
Wis
F. C. Tomerening
Wisconsin Union of the American Society of Equity
van Dyne Shipping Assocation
State Department of Markets
Pomerening
Shipping Association
Tobacco Men of U S Meet in Richmond Late This Month
Tobacco leaders from across the United States prepare to convene in Richmond for the Tobacco Association of the United States annual convention. Discussions will focus on production and marketing challenges facing the industry as sessions begin June 29 and 30. In other news, Green Bay judge Henry Staass refused the nomination for Congress in Wisconsin's Fourteenth district.
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U.S
Richmond
United States
The
Tobacco Association of the United States
Sules
Graass
Green Bay
Henry Staass
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Congress
Minth
Wisconsin
A L Bill Injured In Auto Accident Near Rochester
A L Bill sales man for Free Kroner Hardware, living at 2326 Cass street, is hospitalized in Rochester Minnesota with a broken wrist and back injuries from an auto accident near Rochester last Monday. Two other men were in the car. their injuries are not yet known. Local friends report his condition improving.
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A. L. Bill
Cass Street
Free
Kroner Hardware Company
Rochester
Minn
Bill
Unions Move Toward AFL Labor Board Action on Strike
Rail unions authorized by shop crafts chiefs to seek joint talks with miners and consider notifying the railroad labor board of a strike vote saw overwhelming support among 900,000 showcraft and maintenance of way workers for a July 1 walkout. The move, amid wage reductions and ongoing reductions for 350000 station staff, signals a nationwide transport disruption as miners already strike.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
Railways Department
American Federation of Labor
Incinnati
Ohio
Railroad Labor Board
Tevision Az
Sonmrd
Snon
Ecenraéation
Anion
Chicaco
Chicago
Tll
Department of the American’ Federation of Taher
Farmers Page Debuts in La Crosse Tribune
Beginning Monday June 19 the La Crosse Tribune will publish a weekly page devoted to farmers and farm families in La Crosse and nearby counties. It will feature farm news from the locality state and nation with special articles on scientific farming and sections on farm folks. Watch for it Monday.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
Feange
Badger Bankers Converge in Milwaukee at 28th Convention
Milwaukee Wis Recounted remarks by B M Staith president of the Wisconsin Bankers association at the 28th annual convention praising the Federal Reserve system the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway project and a future path to improved European relations He urged backing the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway while endorsing a North American lakes park purchase plan and opposed branch banking as a menace to Wisconsin banks.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Great Lake
St. Lawrence Waterway
B. M. Staith
Wisconsin Bankers’ Assciation
Smith
Federal Reserve
Europe
Russia
Lees Huw
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Seaboard
North
Arn Lakes Park
George D. Bartlett
Association
Washington
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Congress
Mir. Bartlett
Marshall Cousins
Byrand
Green Bay Seeks Order to Enforce Streetcar Service
Green Bay asks the railroad commission to issue an order requiring Bay Shore Street railway to operate its lines. The commission recently rejected a request by the company to abandon service.
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Green Bay
Mainson
Wis
Railroad Commission
Fryglay
Bay Shore Srrect Railway
Allied representatives at the Hague propose Russian commission plan
At The Hague the new leaders include Lloyd Graeme of England Benoist of France Avezzano of Italy Seto of Japan Cattier of Belgium and Van Karnebesk of Holland. They privately agreed on a main Russian commission with three sub commissions to study credits debts and foreign property issues in Fuseia before negotiations with Russia.
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Russia
Hague
Associated Préss
Sir Phillip Lloyd-Graeme
England
M. Ebenoist
France
Baron Avezzano
Italy
M. Seto
Japan
M. Cattlier
Belgium
M. van Karnebesk
Holland
Fuseia
Committee Rejects Dry Rule for U.S. Ships
The house merchant marine committee without a record vote rejected the Bankhead amendment to the ship subsidy bill prohibiting government aid to ships that sell liquor. The Edmonds proposal to extend the Volstead Act to seas was not acted on and the bill was ordered reported by a straight party vote.
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Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
Bankhead
Edmonds
Wyoming Holds Large Bentonite Deposits Say Official
Cheyenne reports state commissioner Hill says Wyoming contains vast bentonite deposits across six counties with millions of tons near the surface. He notes rapid development potential with rail loading and shipping within forty eight hours and identifies Big Me in County and an Albray deposit as major sources, with Newcastle as the principal property.
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Cheyenne
Wic
Wyoming
Hill
State Commissioner of Immigration
Commissioner Hill
Big Mein
Albray County
Newcastle
Gar Inspector Injured by Milwaukee Train at Station
C Tuther of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Pant railroad was at St Francis hospital with a severe scalp wound and bruises after being struck by a Dubuque division train pulling into Milwaukee South Side station Thursday afternoon around 4:30. Hugh Jones reported the seriousness of Luther’s injuries not yet determined. Authorities said he may have been dazed by heat and stepped onto the track in front of the locomotive. He was taken to St Francis hospital by ambulance.
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Luther
Dubuque
St. Francis Ambulance
HIGBEE HOLDS COURT FOR SMALLEY MONDAY INRICHLAND CENTER
Daige Highee and Court Reporter Ackerman will open a court session in Richland Center on Monday replacing Judge Bighee. Fr. Sailer will hear cases in La Crosse in place of Judge Bighee. Indes Bighee will hold a motion there Saturday.
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Ackerman
Eirenit Court
Richland Center
Sailer
James Te la Crosse
Bighee
Indes Bighee
Change of Rule in Manchuria by Chang Faction
Military moves in Manchuria show Chang Tso-lin declaring generalissimo while Wu Pei-fu strengthens hold at Nanchang. Sun Yat Sen aligned forces push north toward Kyunghs, with Japanese naval protection nearby as provinces assert self rule within China.
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Manchuria
CHANG
UKDEN
Associated Press
Inter-Provincial Chamber of Commerce
Edneg- Hensal Seciesties
Ang Artisans' Utigus
Roy Collins and Nick Becker Run for Sheriff
Roy Collins and Nick Becker seek the sheriff’s office after obtaining nominations this week. Collins, a 27 year old ex serviceman with the 345th Infantry, states he is a mechanic and runs a garage at 617 Vine Street. he is married. Becker, running on the Republican ticket, backs a law and order platform amid a crowded race with eight contenders.
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Nick Becker
Sheriff
Collins
Becker
Colling
345Th Infantry
LTH Iivigion
Vine Street
Ife
William Kight Seeks Divorce From Rosella
William Kight files again for divorce from wife Rosella alleging cruel and inhuman treatment, repeated anger, abusive language, refusal to cook or provide laundry, and desertion. They wed in La Crosse on December 16, 1930.
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Wiliam Kight
Rosella
Kight
Mer
la Crosse Dey
Paul W. Mahoney Honored at State Odd Fellows Meet
T. W. Mahoney chosen Grand Representative for Wisconsin at the grand sovereign force Odd Fellows state convention near Eau Claire. Fourth straight time in this high office. He will speak at an Odd Fellows picnic. June 2M at Mississippi Iowa county. Sovereign Grand Lodge meets in Detroit in September.
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T. W. Mahoney
Wisconsin
Grand Sovereign Force
Odd Fellows
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