Seaway Plan Debate Divides Governors At New Forks
A St Lawrence Seaway proposal splits Gov Henry J Allen of Kansas and Gov Nathan L Miller, debated at New Forks, with Allen pushing for the outlet to inland empire states and farmers, while Miller challenges feasibility, citing river and harbor limitations and cost concerns. The plan would boost grain movement and eastern industry, altering navigation and power prospects along the Great Lakes corridor.
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British Flyers Aim To Circle Globe In 30000 Mile Flight
Major Blake and four fellow aviators plan a staged 30000 mile world circumnavigation from AL o'clock Wednesday using four aircraft types. Start toward Paris, Rome, Athens, Alexandria, Bagdad, Calcutta then Japan, Alaska, Canada, Newfoundland, Greenland, Iceland and Scotland with a possible three month duration and 300 flight hours.
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Scotland
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Memorial Day grave marking planned in Inez cemeteries
Graves of soldiers and sailors in Inez cemeteries to be marked with a flag and planted by school children. A permanent Memorial Day committee and subcommittees for cemetery sections are announced with a Sunday 2 pm gathering at the cemetery to assign workers. Citizens are asked to report missing names of local veterans by Saturday noon.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
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Bart Auth
Peter A. Johne
S. Rasmarynawski
Forrest Rick
William Schroeder
Jos. Wolford
A. R. Scoll
E. A. Publbrueggey
J. Kenetin
Guutsen
Zube
Julius Bim
J. M. Holley
O. R Frss
OF. Rannevilles Chien
L. J. Matrich
Henry Meyer
D. E. Hauser
F. 1
Archie Dewey
Amos Neely
Geo
W. Seot
F. QO. Chamberlain
F. W. Sisson
Arman Rupe
K. Jung
Geo. F. Milter
P. E. Long
S. EB. Grant
H.palmer
Fred A. Yenn
W. C. Winter
E. W. Gautsch
WV. D. Noble
A. B. Koschnitzke
Jann Simkey
EK Burghardt
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Qak Grove
Kielly T. Amundson
Jens Anderson
Nh. S. Andrews
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Bonneville
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Archie Downes
Edwin J.pwyer
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H. H. Downey
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Frank Perris
Atrust
J. A. Fairenild
B.A. Farnam
Francksen
L. W. Garrity
Walter Groaskept
Jos. Gamroth
GL. Howe
Firemen electrocuted in attempt to save tunnel workers
In Milwaukee Wisconsin three city firemen and two tunnel workers died after gas and electricity surged at the bottom of a fifty two foot shaft of the intercepting sewer system at National and Twentieth avenues on Wednesday morning. The dead include Mathias Wambach 26 Anton Krafcheck 37 Paul J Winsatier 34 John Schleck a tunnel worker and an unidentified tunnel worker. Firemen and rescue crews battled gas and water as pumps failed and the shaft flooded. It was not determined what gas caused the fatalities. carbon dioxide is suspected.
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Pethet
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Murphy
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Anton Krafichek
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Chief Peterson
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Tony Krafichek
Square deal for immigrant urged by speaker at club
Miss Marjorie Daw Johnson urged a square deal for immigrants in a Twentieth Century Club address at the chamber of commerce hall. She cited 36 races in America, 42 languages, 15 million foreign born, and that 30 percent of the population is foreign born, with limited English. She split immigrants into romantic and economic classes and noted little government action beyond social work groups like Hull House and Henry Street. (continued on page six)
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Five Fined In Police Court Here
Five automobile drivers were fined in a police court on Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. The fines ranged from 3.50 to 12.50 dollars for offenses including cutting in, parking on the wrong side of a street and speeding.
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Alfred Lipbrecht
Cliffora Johnson
Charles Webber
Walter Anderson
Memorial Day Appeal for Observance Funds
The Memorial Day finance committee seeks funds to cover next Tuesday's observance expenses. Those interested in proper observance are asked to send contributions to the State Bank of La Crosse.
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Schroeder Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Liquor Case
The jury in Oscar Schroeder’s liquor possession case was unable to agree after a long session. Judge Fowler took the case, and a mistrial was declared with jurors reportedly split 11 to 1 in favor of acquittal. Schroeder denied owning the bar and claimed supervision by his mother while Schroeder’s brother and other staff were involved. The report notes related trials and a settled civil suit stemming from a past barroom dispute.
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Stoddard Hotel
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Frank Petrosick
Robert H. Burcum
Alexander Ambrosius
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Clyde McHugh
Gust Staff
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Joseph Hahn
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Prohibition
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Tohn
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Job Doherty
Schroeder
Fagle Hotel
South Fifth Street
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Lucas
Schroder
Cornell
Henry Sehroeder
Sehroeder
Rockelman
Fred H. Hartwell
Fort
Fred Rockelman
Martin Solberg
Eagle Hotel
Ostar Schroeder
Sal‘berg
Salberg
Reductions Will Cut Nationwide Rail Rates July First
The interstate commerce commission ordered an average ten percent cut in freight rates effective July 1, with 14 percent in the eastern group 13.5 percent in the western group and 12.5 percent in the southern and Mountain Pacific territories. Passenger and Pullman charges remain unchanged. The decision argues a five and three quarters percent return on railroad property is fair and seeks rate stability to aid business, noting agricultural products are exempt.
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Wheat prices slump as May deliveries near deadline
Chicago markets saw a sharp drop in wheat with May delivery quotes tumbling. Reports suggested May delivery may end early as traders liquidate, large new arrivals flood Chicago, and futures slide from earlier highs amid selling pressure and stop losses.
Italy signs commercial pact with Russia and Soviet Italy
Genoa report by The Associated Press states a commercial treaty between Russia and Italy was signed in Genoa on Wednesday afternoon amid royal government proceedings.
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Genoa
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