Palmer Attacks Street Car Plans At Common Council
Alderman Palmer assailed the street railway company over Myvick Park service and one man cars proposed for the north side. The common council committee on public utilities endorsed resolutions opposing the streetcar plan and fare hikes, warning it would cost jobs and reduce regular staff. Mayor Bentley urged city aid or higher fares to keep service intact, while opponents pressed for subsidy instead of increased rates.
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Mr. Bentley
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Alderdan Vero Sidhe
Weather record for Wisconsin with unsettled conditions
A garbled weather forecast notes warmer tonight and Saturday across Wisconsin with generally fair to unsettled conditions. It mentions possible showers and milder temperatures, with attention to river conditions and broader regional weather patterns.
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Feneral
U S Take No Part In League Meeting Friday
Washington reports the United States will not participate in Friday's league meeting. Officials refuse to reveal plans, signaling no final action on proposals for international cooperation. The White House remains noncommittal as talks on a world court and a general peace framework continue.
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W Shington
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Mandites
Hamilton
Waring
Viel
Rey Publicuis
New York
Cera Iignt
Hardlac
Levine
Europe
Iiten
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Hose
State Department
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Eavry
Bron
Senate
Tarding
Venare
British Official Rejects Tokyo Treaty Aimed at United States
London reports Austen Chamberlain, a government leader, said in the House that Britain would not prejudge any imperial or allied arrangements in Asia, insisting Britain could be called upon to aid allies or defend against threats to America if required, though he declined to endorse a treaty targeting the United States.
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London
Associated Press
Austen Chamberlain
Senate and House Deadlock Over Navy Appropriation Bill
Washington reports the conference on the naval appropriation bill ended Friday in a deadlock and the 5.49 billion dollar measure with the disarmament conference amendment is sent back to the House for action.
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HOUSE
Washington
Senate Debates Dignity Over Comfort In Vote
Senators clash over propriety and dignity in a tense chamber. President Ure orders decorum as Charles-Mulberger faces a silk shirt display and Conant protests the vote outcome. The body ultimately approves suspending rules amid heated framing and countercharges.
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Wisi
Eranzort
Charles — Mulberger
Senate
Timothy Burke
League President seeks approval of mandates at council
The League of Nations president warns prime ministers from France Great Britain Italy and Japan that decisions on mandates for former German colonies hinge on American cooperation. He notes Washington’s stance and urges strong powers to act with the United States to reach a settlement before the league council meets in September.
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Legenie of Nations
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Tapan
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Rhea
Demspey Named In Suit Filed By Oklahoma Indian
Pawhuska Oklahoma district court records reveal a petition for divorce naming Osage Indian F T Boulanger and alleging years of marital strain. The filing cites alleged long term correspondence between the husband and a married man known in California as a heavyweight pupilist cham pic, with details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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F. T Boulanger
Poulanger
Dempsky
Perionas
Champic
Man Arrested in East Admits Part in Raber Murder
Salvatore Cala, arrested near Eden, admitted involvement in the Diniel Raber case. Attorney Moore said in a message to Ohio authorities that Cala aided in the filing of the Raber murder matter.
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Raber
Buffalo
Salvatore Cala
Eden
Britain
Diniel PL
Lotr and Overeirs
Asm Tisrrien
Moore
Ohio
Charle Jolivette Injured In Fountain Street Crash
Charles Jolivette suffers a fractured leg after a car driven by Malinda Seiler strikes a fountain at Fifth and Main Thursday evening. Seiler’s touring car, green and driven by an unknown man, swerved to avoid collision. Jolivette was taken to hospital. bystanders report he was drinking at the fountain moments before the crash.
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Labor Federation Calls for Protection Against Japan
The American Federation of Labor convention approved a resolution urging Congress to act to curb what the federation terms the growing menace of Japanese invasion on the Pacific coast. The plan cites California and Washington state groups advocating exclusion laws and anti Asian measures as part of a broader defense of national interests.
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Tenter Soio
Congress
Wit America Federation of Labor
Rebels Linked to Over Five Hundred Irish Killings
London reports in the House of Commons show that since July 1920 rebels have caused more than five hundred deaths. The tally includes military losses, royalists, and police, with one noted assassin found innocent, amid Irish instability and crown forces suffering no recorded murders. Also, Cecil Brtish wins the British women’s golf title in the French championship final, defeating Mlle Floyan Weathered.
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Homer Greenwood
Ireland
House of Commons
Cecil Erich
Priday
Mise Floyan Werhered
Algo
England
Japan Reported Preparing to Leave Siberia
Riga dispatch to Novy Put cites Moscow sources that Japan has decided to evacuate Siberia. The report quotes Vourin, Far Eastern republic foreign minister at Chita, as the source of the advice.
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Wisconsin Assembly Debates Restoring Measure 10
In Madison Wisconsin the Blaine enforcement bill with the Sachs Jen amendment faced Assembly and Senate votes. The Assembly moved to reconsider to keep the original form and prevent home brew manufacturing, while the Senate indicated it would not recede from its position. Conferees will be appointed to reconcile the bill with the Olson amendment attaching a prohibition on moonshine.
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Severson
Senate Committee On Committees
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British Miners Reject Offer of Mine Owners
London AP reports the coal miners ballot on a strike settlement favored continuation of the strike. Official tallies show 185,827 voted for acceptance and 442 for rejection, ensuring the strike continues.
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London
Associated Press
Mers
Applans
Sas
Wisconsin lawmakers push through two days of session
High pressure sessions over two days trimmed many large bills. Severson six million downtown income surtax killed in the senate while Arnold twenty six million income tax measure failed. Dadl seventeen million income tax bill fell in the assembly. Interim tax methods study approved. Senate approves five million yearly university funding and 1.85 million to normal schools. Highway classifications to curb trucks passed assembly and heads to the governor. Peterson bill on local school taxing power advances. Home brew restoration to Blaine enforcement moves forward with Sachtsen amendment.
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Senate
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Stragen
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Sachtsen
Smalley to keep seat on circuit bench after verdict
Wisconsin report states Judge Smalley will retain his place on the Fifth Judicial Circuit bench following a jury verdict that acquits him of libel and corrupt practice charges. Special prosecutor F Clifford Green Bay conferred with Attorney General Morgan as motions and briefs are prepared.
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Bancroft
Palmer sisters injured in Madison auto crash
Miss Margery Palmer of La Crosse lost an eye and her sister Miss Lora Palmer sustained internal injuries in a head on collision on the Rutledge street bridge in Madison. Four other university co-eds were injured. all are expected to recover.
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State Street
la Crosse
Lora Palmer
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Madison
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C. L. Palmer
Rutledge Street
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Christine Cappon
Holland
Mich
Lavina Cappon
Nella Meyer
Lara Palmer
Nelia
Meyer
Helene
Bulledge Street
Yabara
Madison Géneral Hospital
G. Dwight
Frederick Davis
Miss Cappon
Philippines Government Faces Bankruptcy Report
Washington dispatch notes the Philippine government in crisis with a proposed debt limit rise from 15 to 30 billion dollars. Major General Leonard Wood and Former Governor General Forbes urge Congress to act, citing a nearly insolvent National Bank and emolitions probes under President Harding.
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