Dry referendum bill killed by assembly amid tax and aid debates
In Madison a bill for a state wide referendum on repealing the eighteenth amendment was withdrawn from the judiciary committee and killed in the assembly with no record vote. Assemblyman Matheson led the motion to indefinitely postpone as the body engrossed other measures including rural aid, wash card cheese moisture limits, and tax-related bills.
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Janesville
E. Hanson
Fin
Blaine Denies Attempt to Influence Ridgway Vote
Contained letters show Govornor Tiaine pressing Ridgway and criticising campaign tactics. Ridgway denies any effort to manipulate the public, promising a full answer soon after Senate duties.
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Blaine
Govarnor Tiaine
Freeent
Senate
Vrepaire
President presses court reform amid opposition fear and debate
A report on reactions to President Harding s push for changes to the world court plan. Critics warn of an American pivot toward an international oligarchy while supporters argue the Senate would accept a compromise. Harding insists the United States will not join "by the back door" and favors current election methods for judges.
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Wich Joy
United States
Associated Preas
New York
League
Harding
Dugtges
President hints at changes to world court and league policy
The president signals willingness to compromise on world court participation. He argues for altering election methods or extending advisory power. He seeks to divorce the league from court affairs and urges international cooperation while appealing to American public opinion. Kansas City visit follows a wide tour with formal receptions and a presidential address planned on transportation.
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Court of Arbitration
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Associated Press
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Warren G. Tarding
Pacific Coast
Alaska
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Missouri
Missouri River
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Karnas
Hoarding
Hutchinson
Union Station
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Thing
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National Court of Honor
America
United Ethites Veteraiys
ROOMING HOUSE MOTHERS DISCUSS GIRL PROBLEM
Mothers at the University of Wuennzin plan a Friday afternoon meeting led by dean of women Miss Loise BE. Nariin to discuss the behavior and habits of female students. The session will be closed and its proceedings kept secret per attendees.
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Wfils
University of Wuennzin
Loise
Nariin
Atheni
Quakes Recorded During Night At Wasahingtes Observatory
An observatory report notes two series of earthquakes detected on the reismograph led by Georgerewh Triversity. The first event began at 2:00 am and lasted over twenty minutes with slight intensity, while a longer second phase continued for about eighteen minutes. The quake was declared to have a distant origin near six thousand miles from Washington.
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Fondertl Mrecat
Observatory
Belne
Wasahingtes
Broker Firm Expelled New York Stock Exchange Action
The Consolidated Stock Exchange on Friday expelled TP. G Stamm of P G Stamm and Co. from membership, marking a decisive disciplinary move against the firm in New York.
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New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Stamm
Comunos
Telephone man electrocuted at Viola Thursday
Jack Nelson manager of the telephone exchange at Viola and Reade town was electrocuted on a pole Thursday morning at Viola. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at Prairie du Chien.
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Viola
Reade- Town
Prairie du Chien
Rivoli Patrons Hear Violin And Piano Duet
Rivoli audience enjoyed a two hour show featuring Douglas McLein in The Sunshine Trail with Karl Bippé and Walter Goetslager performing violin and piano as a cool, pleasing musical accompaniment. The program accompanied the film and repeats today and tomorrow with a special milvic planned at all performances.
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Douglas McLein
Karl Bippé
Walter Goetslager
Misie
Vietin
Pirna
Rivali
Richis
Milvic
Man Claims Father In Law Owes $800 For Deserted Daughter
In Superior Wisconsin Bryde Pollind sues for support of his stepdaughter Violet Pollind age seven alleging she was deserted by her husband Polind on May 25 of last year. Pollind demanded compensation for money Bryde says he spent to clothe feed and care for the girl since abandonment.
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Violet Pollnd
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Brede
Eley
Bryrde
Pollce
Polind
Bryde
Secret marriage of Neysa McMein leaks today
New York report reveals Neysa McMein, noted magazine illustrator, wed in an overseas ceremony. The artist left for Europe unaccompanied on May 20, the day after the wedding. her husband went to Newfoundland before joining her abroad. She and her spouse expect to return to New York soon.
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Neysa McMein
Jobo
Reragwaneth
Newfounnland
Marrige
Senators Refuse Compensation to Dogskin Johnson
Madison Wis The Wisconsin senate Friday unanimously refused compensation for Tenh A Johnson who served ten years for murder before being pardoned by Governor Riking after an innocence claim The senate killed an assembly bill appropriating 5060 to the man
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Wisconsin
Riking
Wee
Senate
Solon withdraws demand for morals probe at Madison
A garbled report notes Solon withdrew a request for an investigation into alleged altered house parties and petting events involving legislators, with confusion over names and details. The article also mentions unrelated state matters and local personnel changes from Green Bay and Oshkosh.
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Johnson
Barnett County
Rida
Giant Barling bomber to fly in two weeks at Dayton
Dayton reports a 2000 pound Barling bomber, largest of its kind, soon to fly in ground tests. The craft measures 120 foot wingspan, 66 foot fuselage, and 20 foot diameter, with seven machine guns and a 12000 pound dome. Pilots Lieutenant Harold R. Harris and Leigh Wade named to fly first. Aimed to test war-making potential and influence future aviation builds.
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Barling
Sly
Liberty
Harold R. Harris
Leigh Wade
Liberty Bonny Bee Ye 45 18 Birth Mn Beta Ee Sed
Markets report fragment mentions government tax and prices with unclear numbers. Reads as OCR garble with limited decipherable entities such as Liberty and Bonny Bee. No clear event or outcome.
New York Stock Market Rundown and Commodities Snapshot
A fragmented market note lists Balbeay and Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products among contending stocks alongside Union Pacific and Willys-Overland. It mentions packing sales, grain, livestock prices, and varying figures for cattle, lambs, and wool with broad price ranges and indicators of market activity.
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Chicago grain and market activity on Friday morning
Chicago grain markets opened with cautious trading as buyers showed limited activity. Prices moved in narrow ranges across corn and wheat with early gains then modest declines, while foreign exchange and commodity futures reflected mixed demand and weather concerns in North Dakota.
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Harden, Thtehem Steel
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Thandler Motors
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Women sought in fatal auto crash near Muskego Center
Milwaukee and Waukesha counties seek three women after an early Thursday crash on Beloit road left one man dead and two others injured. Driver Alex Koruski and passenger Tony Bueh were hospitalized with injuries. Koruski slightly hurt. Deputies say three women occupants disappeared and are wanted for questioning at the coroner's inquest.
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Bueh
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L. F. Lee
Waukesha
Local Y M C A Names Physical Director for Next Year
Announcement of FR Shute engagement as physical director at the Y M C A for next year. He plans to join the Toa Crosse association and attend training at Chicago University around September. The move aims to strengthen the local program and prepare for the upcoming season.
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Shuile
Toa Crosse
Skummprs
Chicago University
Seizure of American Ships By Soviet Forces Reported
Coast Guard carrier Bear departed for East Cape Siberia after four American schooners including the Iskym of Tacoma were seized by Soviet authorities for alleged trading violations. Informants relayed the action to General J Ashion via telegram from Secretary Hughes. Madison attacks indecent stories and movies in state columns and planned reforms.
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Caurier Bear
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Iskym
Tacoma
Jashion
Hughes
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Wis
Publis Murtre
Obituary notes from La Crosse area deaths dated midweek
Obituary notices list Mrs Hane Braaten and several locals deceased in Eliingson and La Crosse area. Edward Jaekel 78 died at local hospital. Gertrude Osborne 73 to Grand Meadow Minn. Caroline Spahoski aged 78 to be brought from Kansas City. Katherine Harrier 63 of La Crosse area, services set. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who aided family.
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Hane Kiraaten
Simeon Bakke
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Red
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Nina
Louigté
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J. G Jabkel
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Breth Gust C. Jackel
Minneapolis
Fural Services
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Gertrude H. Osborne
Mrs. Markham
Charies Street
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Caroline Spahoski
Stanley
Kansas City
Deresse
Tt Crosse
Miler Fineral
Eqgmormry
Joseph Rir
Katherine Harrier
Dieter
Lizzie
Manard
Sear
Harriet
Tamein
Lizzie Kinard
Rev. J
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