Wanderer Convicted in Murder of Wife and Unborn Child
A long trial ends with Wanderer found guilty of murdering his wife Irene Lefkow and unborn child after returning home to a fatal confrontation. Jurors deliberated before sentencing him to death, later changed to life imprisonment. witnesses described his emotional reaction and claimed motive involved a planned hold up to cover the crime.
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le Wurneil
Ureir
Wanderer
Irene Lefkow
Yin
Nevers
Simle Neldup
Mrs Christian Holter Rushford Passes In Iowa City
Mrs Charles Holter of Rushford Minnesota, aged sixty six, died after a long illness. Born in Cullman, North Dakota, she moved to America with her husband, settled in Wisconsin, and later lived in Iowa. Funeral services were held at the local cemetery with Rev. Wilson officiating.
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Christian Holter
Rushford
Ave
Iusuford
Minn
Chr
Ft Holter
la Srasse
Sto Wis
Culluatken
Simebye
HU & Sons
van Bore
Detroit Labor Federation backs Soviet regime recognition
The Detroit Federation reiterates support for recognizing the Soviet government. A letter to the public defends the Soviet regime and urges the United States to accord it recognition, arguing Moscow has a mandate from the Russian people and that trade with Russia would ease American worker suffering amid unemployment.
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Labor Federation AT
Detroit
EROIT
Gompers
Jiestinin
Russia
America
Compers
Joe! Federation
United States
Michigan
Ledoratien
Railroads Charged With Plot Against Unions At Chicago Labor Hearing
In Chicago hearings, attorney Frank Wirth accuses railroads of aiming to smash unions via paid publicity, claiming the labor board lacks enforcement power. Testimony cites Ivy Lee misattribution and coordination with executives to sway public opinion. Chicago and Northwestern say they conferred with ten thousand unskilled workers on wage cuts and plan further talks.
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Chicago
TCAGG
Railroad Labor Board
Piis- Ho
Frank Wirth
Shermans
Mailland
Walsh
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Die Walsh
R. M. Marton
J. de Witt Cuyier
Association of
It Aid
Unescacklad
Cuyler
Ivy Lee
Lee
Association of Railroad — Executives
Mr. Walsh
Mrr. Guyler
Wiedets
Nackefelles Foundation
eWell
Larson
sJaler
Trarton
Ieelsdir
Tudzo Tartan
Vrussi
Atr. Naylor
Cmicags. L
Chicago & Northwestern
Japan To Insist On Rights Under Yap Mandate
A report from the Associated Press describes Japan's stance on the Yap mandate in the South Pacific amid inquiries about its rights. It notes Uehara and Viscount Yelida addressing allegations and the broader postwar international considerations affecting Yap and Pacific affairs.
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Japan
Rio
Assaciiated
Eeijapan
Yap
South Pacific
Viecount Echida
Tig
Tatley
Coresth Britaliy
Stapan
Tapinesr Agitlian
California
Se Qiso
John J. Stevens
Chicago
Tie American Railway
Bieperi
Regult
Siberia
Viscount Yelida
Mr. Stevens
Schools Break Eve Lonton and University Gaffe
Fragmentary report notes Oxted and Camby universities competing in a gag level field event. Mentions Sir Vere Sabres and Adacehe Gerry with unclear roles, lists a Leteevent grogtaw context, and a damaged line ends the item.
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Eve Lonton
Oxted
Camby
Westby Trio Fined For Moon Party In Police Court
Three residents of Wes Well Olson Johnsen vad Wald Galstad faced police court Saturday morning for an intoxicated confrontation at a hotel gathering. One was found with over thirty dollars and five pints of moonshine upon search. others admitted participation in the raid and were fined.
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Cash
Wes Well Olson
Johnsen Vad Wald Galstad
eauMank Juneel
Cie Hotel
Contri Station
Toknsen
Tip
Intrumet
Plan to Form New State from Parts of Three States
Spokane, Wash. residents back a scheme to create Lincoln, a new state from ten North Idaho counties. Western Montana and Washington would lose land to the plan, described as propaganda by opponents while supporters rally in Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Lincoln
Montana
Washington
Liquor Raids at Hurley Probed by U S Jury Monday
Superior Wis Investigation of the liquor raid on Turley Wis last December will be considered by the federal grand jury Monday it was announced here Saturday.
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Hurley
U. S
Superior
Wis
Turley
Federal Grand Jury
Britons Killed and Wounded in Irish Ambush
Report from Belfast by The Associated Press says six crown soldiers were killed and five wounded near Kinete County Cork after a large ambush by Irish republican forces. Fire attackers reportedly suffered heavy casualties in the engagement.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Forcrs
Kinete
County Cork
Fire department hose cart crashes into plate window
A fire department hose cart crashed into a plate glass window at Rose and St Cloud Streets in Alta. No injuries were reported. The wagon caused over 200 dollars in damage to a fruit stand display and glass, with horses escaping uninjured. Residents and onlookers gathered as investigations noted the vehicle was moving to the scene when the collision occurred.
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Liberty Street
Cillether Street
Rose and
St. Cloud
Strety
Werd
Rose
Anton Vile
Grand Jury Opens in Superior With Large Panel
A United States grand jury convenes at Superior this week with 200 to 300 indictments expected. Leo Summoned to appear before it, John M. McCabe named foreman by Judge Samuel Aisehgler. Nineteen of twenty-one jurors are from Superior. others summoned from the district failed to appear, with the marshal given hours to recruit replacements. Atty S U Wolfe and aides are ready to present cases to the grand jury as witnesses are summoned.
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Prand
United States
Superior
Leo
John M. McCabe
Exident Wilson
Samuel Aisehgler
Vaurk of Appeals
McCabe
Wisconsin
Polie Benedict
Connee
Jacalel
S. Ui
Wolfe
Easey
Occupation Forces Near Essen Advance Reported
Paris dispatch says French troops moved within a few miles of Essen as part of theLondon reparations plan. Official circles describe the action as a necessary step to make the occupation effective and to press the Allied settlement. A separate item notes bootleggers arrested after a Friday shooting in New Bethel and a chase for violators involved with whiskey in a vehicle.
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Essen
Paris
Associated Press
London
Lissen
Conductor B L T dies after brief illness in Wigago
Famous Chicago Tribune humorist and column conductor B L T died at home after two weeks of bronchial trouble. Born 1866 in Goshen Indiana, he worked at Duluth Chicago Journal and Tribune, writing A Line O Tynes and other pieces. He left Tribune in 1900 for Puck and New York Sun before returning in 1909. He authored The Well In The Woods and Motley Measures among others. He is survived by a widow and two daughters.
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Wigago
Bert Leston Taylor
Chicago Tribune
O'Tyne
Lyo
Ife
Goshen
New York Sun
New York
Tribune
Taylor
La Crosse Sees Warm March Day Record
A La Crosse weather report notes the warmest March day since 1902 with a 76 degree reading. Only two prior March days in 49 years were warmer, including records on March 7, 1894 and March 23, 1902.
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California
la Crosse
Thompsart
Weather Bureau
Decker Confesses Struck Blow That Caused Chum Death
Kosciusko County authorities pursue Virgil Decker, 10, once at Atwood, after his confession describes striking Leroy Toyett with an iron bar in a cottage, leading to Toyett’s death from injuries when hit by a train. Decker says he hid his clothing to mislead investigators and planned to collect a $10,000 reward with his brother.
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Decker
Chum
Warsaw
Kostinsko
Virgil Decker
Atwood
Ni Schum
Leroy Levete
Elishart
Ind
Dewti
Barfier Wecker
Leverr
Tovett
Res Devi
St. Deekrr
Moon
Lovett
Tater Dee
Lig
Tecker
Lie Wit
Teave Loves
Luc Bugsy
Tas Rey
Lee Souk
Norge
Tovakt
Leroy
Leros
Fires at Richter Residence and Gund Plant on Saturday
A Saturday fire damaged a ghia bin near the Gund Brewing company plant engine room while sparking from a stove strip fire, causing little damage. The fire department attended the residence of U5 Richter on First Street and reported minimal overall damage.
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Richter
Ghia bin
Gund Brewing Company
Mie
Hedags
Wandacurk
Sarge Iiss
suaveDeur
Combell Suliou
Burke Resolution Fights State Rights In Wisconsin
MadisonWis The senate and assembly moved through routine calendars with little major business. The Burke resolution condemns federal overreach and calls for a constitutional convention to safeguard state rights while the Tyuber bill tightens home work rules under the Industrial commission. A child labor propaganda ban and county board term changes also pass.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Burke
Ross
Witich
Republic
Tyuber
Tiber’ Nreposti
Industrial Commission
Duid Iuportant
Aturday
Alemdar
Sind
County Board of Supervisors
Women’s Party 10 Plans April Feminist Campaign
The Women’s Party 10 announces a feminist program for April. Aims include a blanket bill removing sex discrimination in law, universal citizenship for women, and ending civil service biases. The plan seeks presidential backing and movement to push equal rights laws nationwide as a model for states.
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Women's Party 10
WASE
Suleday
Tarding
Mie
Congress
Eatdorsen
Columbia
Mill City Explosion Mystery Draws Police Probe
Police sought the cause of a late Friday night blast that damaged several new town buildings in Minneapolis. Investigators narrowed the inquiry to a warehouse area where a large quantity of whiskey was stored amid reports of unusual activity and a possible attempt to conceal the motive.
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Mill City
Minneapolis
Minn
Vole
Pat
Makast
Simpson Resigns as Day Chief of Western Wisconsin District
Allen Simpson, head of prohibition agents in Wisconsin’s Western district, resigns effective soon after April. Changes in enforcement rules shifting duties from Treasury to Justice spur the departure, with four agents departing and a reduced Central division force.
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Simpson
Allen Simpson
Wisconsin
E& XK
Deering
Lids
Justice
Khewn Bare Tadey
Jacobek
Cap' i Simpson
Frank
Bighardson
Treasury Department
Department of Just
Mr. Simpson
Waskinstton
United States
Department of Justice
Mellon
Congress
Lwe
Hysuikenp
Chicago
Norte
Hurley
Wis
Attorney’s Court Discloses Delirium Tremens Suspension
In Lincoln Nebraska Gov McKelvie ordered the suspension of County Attorney Richard J Millard after writs of evidence quoted a State Deputy Sheriff stating Millard was suffering from delirium tremens last Tuesday during trial of cases. Affidavits from Hartington citizens supported the charges.
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Lincoln
Neb
McKelvie
Coun Atlorney
Richard J. Millard
Cod
Fulton
Fillard Wats
Hartiogten
Hert Won't Accept U S Foreign Post
Washington report states Hert, a local party committeeman from Hentucsy Tw, declined to be considered for ambassador to a foreign country or as the president's representative on the government reorganization commission by President Younrdisz.
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Washington
T. ‘Hert
Hentucsy Tw
Younrdisz
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