Martin Syverson Held at Central Station After Shooting
Reports say Martin Syverson remains in custody at Central Station as investigators probe a shooting near Ben Nekenzig Toesday night. Lansing Marshal and police officials described Parker’s fishing as part of the inquiry, with no weapon details confirmed and medical updates noted on a wound. The film of confusion includes Parker’s potential connection to the affair and ongoing questions about motive and timeline in the case.
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Martin Severson
Kiz Toa Talag
Rizeicent
Ben Nekenzig
Wis
Syveraot
Soul
Blancherrel
Lansing
Dugan
Polles
Parker
Cima
Syverson
Arkerdl
Elmet of Police
McKeyie
Two Important Bills Ordered Engrossed In Assembly On Thursday
The assembly passed two significant measures ordering engrossment on Thursday. A favorable vote occurred on an anti profiteering bill while an attempt to cut the appropriation from a bill failed.
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Adison
Wis
William OT. Moran
Ned Beep
Finanty Committee
Wower House
Morzam
Legisslature
Palan
Tio
Atgek Combines
Amesteing Miehill
Asgamsamany Sachtjen
Tmrean
Morzan
Mblyman Tlocts von Defont
Cheral Morgan
Tima
Taremer
Cariia
Teachers Pension Fund Approved by Vote in Assembly
Wisconsin lawmakers advanced a pension bill to fund a 1.1 million need for teacher retirements with a 74 to 18 vote. Debate centered on a proposed referendum to the people and a surtax plan, while opposition warned of constitutional issues and the influence of profiteers.
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Dar
Milwaukee
Kackak
Senate
Aelivay
Unesiaia
Parmars
Nancy
Biersch
Assembly Opposes Plan To Permit Beer Making In Wisconsin
Madison voters faced an assembly defeat Thursday morning as members refused to loosen prohibition. The dry majority blocked an amendment to permit manufacture and sale of beer, closing off debate and keeping the Volstead act intact. The defeat reflects deep opposition to any relaxation of the prohibition laws.
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Assembly
Madison
Wis
Lie Pierson
Congress
Drys
Nie Prem J
Spa
Wisconsin raises state compensation wage standard
Madison assembly approves a bill to raise the maximum weekly wage from 22.40 to 60.00 under state compensation law. Milwaukee freight car burglars receive sentences for a 4 freight robbery involving Chicago and Brookfield areas.
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Madison, Wise
Assembly
Sachtsen
Gambling suit postponed a day in circuit court
In Pear street pool room owners Ernest Ottens and partners Mike and Naif Abraham, absent defendants, see case continued as court reconvenes. Olive Hawkins sues George Bakas for unpaid restaurant services. Ottens suit seeks about 1990 dollars from the Abrahams over gambling losses. Woman fined for day law violation Emma Jake Greenient of Bren county pleads guilty in federal court and is fined 250.
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Mike
Naif Abraham
Ernest Ottens
Jaaxe Mighes
Wickham
Hall Claire
Pearstreet
Ot‘tans
Gamtting
Abrahams
Fritstens
Mitawatker
Emma Jake Greenient
Bren County
Wisconsin
Onalaska students win eight prizes in conservation club contest
In a county wide essay contest on conservation, Onalaska students dominated with four top prizes and eight awards total. Helen Geulemann won first prize of 25 dollars. Ruth Stifter and Gretchen Banzery also placed, with other Onalaska entrants earning honors. The event, judged by the Conservation club, showcased essays read in class and submitted for judging led by Ahlstrom.
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Onalaska
Conservation Club
Nalaska High School
Ta Crogse
Gnalaska
Chamber of Commerce
Helen Geulemann
Quaxecond
Ruth Stifter
Oanthird
Retchen Banzery
Fried
Ott
Qaarth
Ndythe Tohnson
Cissie Boyle
Onit- Kay
Donald Carter
Lasighth
Lorchen Bongack
Mir
Aaret Spence
Cros Indi Volia
Holmen
Nelli Datby
Onatos Della Deen Dielentater
Saventit
Holmen High
Meron
Onalaske
Th. V. Alistram
Wish Scoal
Cammion
First German Sergeant Sentenced for War Crime Ten Months
Sergeant Hey of Herne Westphalia was sentenced to ten months in prison by the High Court for mistreating British prisoners of war at a prison camp. He was the first German officer charged in connection with wartime conduct.
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Leipsto
Hey
Tt Herne
Westphlig
High
Aces Flight Aims for Washington After Westward Run
Captain Eadie Rickenbacker, famed U S ace, departed Redwood at 8:32 am bound for Washington D C. His first morning attempt at 4:06 am was halted after a brief distance. The second flight seeks to further the American Legion's interests as he presses toward Friday night arrival.
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Redwood
Cal
Eadie Rickenbacker
America Ace
Washington D. C
Rickenbacker
American Legion
Lose A Team Finders Keepers Not Apply To Horses
Farmer John Strittmatter on State Road found a team without a wagon while wandering near his barn. He reported the discovery to the Tribune and Leader-Press after failing to locate an owner. One horse is all black with two white feet. the other is brown with a white front left foot and a white stripe on the nose. He asks the owner to come forward.
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Jose
John Strittmatter
Strittmatter
The
Tribune and Leader-Press
Wong
Mr. Strittmatter
Senate committee orders probe of Mingo mine war
Washington D C The senate committee on education and labor voted to investigate disorders in the coal mining region along the Kentucky West Virginia border A substitute committee will begin hearings at Williamson W Va about June 10 The Johnson resolution to authorize the inquiry passed the senate expenditures committee The wounded Crum near Nolan W Va is near death Three other attackers are jailed in Williamson West Virginia
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Ashington
D. C
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Kentucky-West Viginia
Williiamson
W. Va
Johnson
Senate Expenditures Committee
Senate
Williamson
George Crum
Nolan
Mackley
West Virginia
Manley
Kentucky
Gee
Tug River
Norton
Crim
Unemployment Insurance Bill Defeated in Wisconsin Senate
Madison Wis The Haber unemployment insurance bill the first proposal to insure workers against job loss was killed in the Wisconsin senate 15 to 16 after an amendment removing seasonal additions. Passage would have required employers to pay one dollar a day for thirteen weeks to jobless workers. An employers mutual insurance company would cover costs under the bill. Action ends similar proposals for two years.
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Madison
Wis
Wiscegsin Senate
Commons
Senate
Extra funds voted for enforcement day
Washington reports the house passed a 1,000,000,000 appropriation carrying 20,000 for prohibition enforcement until July 1. The measure now goes to the senate for consideration.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ed Murphy Gets Five Year Sentence for Robbery
Edward Murphy was sentenced to five years in state prison by Judge James Wickham after a jury convicted him of larceny from the person. Charles Ross of Ashland testified that Murphy struck him on Pearl Street on February 13 and robbed him of $63. Ross reported prior encounters and Murphy admitted serving a 25 year term for murder in Minnesota in 1902 and a three year larceny sentence in Wisconsin.
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Edward Murphy
James Wickham
Circuit Court
Charles Ross
Ashland
Ross
Murphy
Pearl Street
Judge Landis
Parte
Andeca
Reid
Minnesota
St. Char Minn
Wisconsin
Higbee
Sinn Fein Raiders Blamed For Dublin Fire
At noon Thursday the custom house, set alight Wednesday by a civilian raiding party said by officials to be Sinn Feiners, burned with interior destruction and a clock dome still ticking. Customs official Marion Lawless was killed. many were wounded and dozens died in the clashes as authorities slept nearby.
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Sinn Fein
Dublin Custom House
Morques
London
Associated Press
Dublin
Ug Lasc
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
House of Commons
Vhief Secrerary
Martin Archer-Shee
Pinsbury
St S
Archer Shee
United States
Fae
Sir Hamar
Borah Plan Aims to Cut Navy Spending in Conference Call
The Borah disarmament amendment to the naval bill calls for summoning the United States Great Britain and Japan to negotiate substantial reductions in naval expenditures and building programs over five years. President Harding is expected to issue a conference call soon as House leaders push toward a vote, with broad support among disarmament advocates and Republicans.
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U.S
Britain
Japan
Ashington
D. C
United States
Grean Britain
Thak Ehe Preghlong
Great Britain
Laval
Japain
Desree
Preent Harding
House
Senate
Poindexter
Washington
Shaimman
Persiérat Harding
Borah
Flarding
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Charles Great
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Ahlstrom
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Tran B. Mccormick
G. C. Thompson
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Wiliam Collinge
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T. ©. Hatch
Agricultural School
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Joseph &. Dubraks
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