Page 1 of May 28 1920 Issue of Madison Wisconsin State Journal in Madison, Wisconsin

Madison Wisconsin State Journal May 28, 1920 Page 1 old newspaper archives

Want a high-quality poster of this page? Add to Cart

Read an issue on 28 May 1920 in Madison, Wisconsin and find what was happening, who was there, and other important and exciting news from the times. You can also check out other issues in The Madison Wisconsin State Journal.

Browse Madison Wisconsin State Journal

How to Find What You Are Looking for on This Page

We use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to make the text on a newspaper image searchable. Below is the OCR data for 28 May 1920 Madison Wisconsin State Journal in Madison, Wisconsin. Because of the nature of the OCR technology, sometimes the language can appear to be nonsensical. The best way to see what’s on the page is to view the newspaper page.

Show OCR

Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - May 28, 1920, Madison, Wisconsin Badger weather fair tonight and probably saturday. Light Easterly winds. The Mucor ->"3nxl in ii to a ii r Ite journal City edition Twenty pages vol. 135, no. 58. 81st , wis., Friday afternoon May 28, 1920. Price three cent Knox peace Resolution killed Madison gets Bill passes uncover big fraud in w. L yank army supplies bathhouses after fight Roethe cast Only opposing vote in Senate Donnelly a leads Antis in House takes Money from Bonus fund state Hospital House fails to override Wilson veto millions lost in War shipments purchased by France from u. S. Government Miles of stores spoiling boxes half empty claim t he Wisconsin general state to pita will be erected fit the ital Ersita of Wisconsin with the surplus left in the service recognition to Ards a Treasury. The legislature today paused the Oleon Bill. The measure went through the Senate with Only Henry Koethe voting against it and through i the House by a vote of 43 to 3 after a hot fir i assemblyman to. F. Fleets warned the legislature that increasing taxes fanned the flames of discontent among j the Farmers. A Elf we Don t Stop Rahing taxes there will be s blow up in Wisconsin Quot he mid. Quot the people will Swine to the on partisan league or the socialist party. Most of the present unrest in the country is due to the tremendous amount of Money voted Awny by the grass for Bill assemblyman John p. Donnelly did not attack the plan of a four year medical course at the University and a 1 stats Hospital so much As he did to i urge the legislature to consider Wyeth i or this is the opportune time to spend j Large sums in this direction. He said a that the first million dollars would be a scratch on the surface and that sue j reeding Legislatures would be asked for huge sums. Assemblyman prank Grase spoke for the Bill. Saying tha tit was time that a the state gave to crippled children As i much consideration As h Given to the physical welfare of animals on the j farms. In his defense of the Hill. Assembly Man c c Coe emphasized that the Paris astounding revelations of graft and fraud mounting into the millions in the supplies shipped to the american expeditionary Force during the War have just been made. The discoveries came during an inventory of army stocks bought from the United states by France last year. At one a. E. F. Depot there was a full mile of piled up cases marked Quot bottles of Ink Quot or Quot canned Only the top layer of each Box consisted of full bottles or cans the rest of the bottles and cans were empty. Hundreds of thousands of pairs of a Woolen Quot underclothes were found to be Cotton of the poorest Quality while a Vest number of cases designated As containing clothing were either empty or re Henry e. Naffz Dies suddenly filled with a Jumble of material in the worst possible condition. Investigation showed that at another depot there five Miles of supplies which not Only included Beds munitions Jam and gasoline but also revealed More than 50,000 cases of baby underwear baby socks and baby bonnets. The French Are frankly puzzled by these remarkable discoveries. The depot at Gieres which covers a space of More than Ona third the area of Paris is Chuck full of this amazing variety of a army it is estimated that it will take not less than five years to sell All the stocks piled up there. Mean while due to the insufficiency of staffs to it i handle the stocks millions of dollars Worth of supplies Are rusting and spoiling. Ends life say Hughes with gun has Chance Jefferson Street Man shoots standing with Republican top of head away after party May land him Nom period of Iii health mation declare political observers no editions of journal on Monda y he Wisconsin state Jour Nal will suspend All editions on monday May 31, a Legal Holiday because memorial Day Falls on sunday. While the majority of american newspapers have in the pest issued noon editions on memorial Day the print paper shortage has become so acute that suspension on holidays is Nee assay to Conservo the Supply. Motion lacks 28 votes of necessary two thirds ballot is 219 for 152 against w w. A Russia China Union forecast brother of Madison druggist Falls lifeless in my far land depot Henry e. Naff of Sauk City i Tother of Charles h. Naffz of Tho Naffz drug store on King Street fell dead in the depot at Mcfarland Early thin morning. Or. Naff was in route to Chicago. Hut not feeling Well on the train got off at Mcfarland and dropped As he stepped into the depot. Death was due to heart failure it is believed. Papers found on the body identified him Charles Naffz went to bring Back the body which was taken to the Home in Sauk City. Or. Naffz would have la Een 7f� years old in August. He wan not married and is survived by his brother. Or. Edwin Naffz. Chicago Gustave Nafz of Sauk. And Charles m. Of Madison and by i Sisters. Mrs Charles Cru ralt1mork j. Al to a Mig. Alias Ning of Brooklyn and Erin and Hen re Watt. Philadelphia was in Naftz City. Interment will be died today by the Federal grand jury i in 8ault inf for alleged connection with the efforts Fra noes Starr wed to artist new York Frances Starr. The actress. Was married yesterday in the Church of the heavenly rest to William Haskell coffin an artist. They left soon after on a motor tour through the Berkshire. The artist gave his age a 42 years and his Birthplace As Charleston. S. C. His father wast George m. Coffin and turn to Page 4 column it faces charge of aiding Bergdoll reds Send Friendly messages to orientals make alluring promises by Jack Mason Yokohama a there Are grave fears that China will fall into the hands of Russia that the two with their half a billion or More people will form an Alliance offensive or defensive. Recently the Busman minister for foreign affairs for the siberian gov reyment Karashin addressed a Finley huh Jefferson Street aged about 50. Ended his life shortly after io.30 this morning by blowing the top of i his head off with a Shotgun. For Nome j months. Or. Finley has been in ill i health following an attack of or. Finley went to an outside cellar Way Lay Down at the top of a alight of Steps leading Down cellar and plat ing a shot gun in his Mouth pulled i the trigger. Or. A. R. Tormey. Who i has been attending or. Finley during i his illness was called but Finley had i been killed instantly j he in survived by his widow and i two groan children. Catherine and Clark who is attending the University. First division to have reunion Chicago reunions of the men who fought with the first division of the a. K. F. Here today and a memorial service at the aryan Grotto Temple tonight will Mark the Celebration of the second anniversary of Cartigny Day when american troops pushed Over their first offensive and won their first world War Victory. Presbyterians quit big move Rickey tit Armington the Yvo Charles Evans Hugh Nee Ion with he i by h. N name of is in Civ re Publ Iran presidential nomination is being used with increasing frequency. At first Blush such an outcome of the Chicago convention might seem outside la realm of possibilities. But when one considers the situation in All of its Many chaotic not to say weird aspects it must be admitted that stranger things than this have happened in politics. There is probably no group of men in Washington better informed on the inside moves in the great political game now being played than the news. I paper correspondents. Much of the information which comes to them is confidential especially As to its source. \ also the Corr Ponton to. Because of j heir Long and intimate experience Are i much Given to hunches i recently about a dozen of the leading political writers look a poll among themselves each one writing on a slip or Page or the names of three men whom he considered to have the Hest chances for the Chicago nomination. Weds girl to give Dady name intense love for sweetheart makes Sailor Foster father of other Many a child Milwaukee a fragile Little girl of 21 today stared it the ceiling of a neat 1 Little bedroom trying to figure out the j Why and Hows of life and love. And in j i folded the Story of How she married a j j Sailor she did not love in order that i her unborn baby would he Horn in Wedlock. And the Man whose love for i the girl prompt Hun to wed her that i she might not be shamed by Soctt Tyr i whose love us spurned by the girl i 1 ii ring the period of their marriage was under a court order to pay la a week for the baby s care while do j Vorce proceedings Are pending. The strange tale was brought to when the tabulation of the vote was j in Rel the Kiri Fidelis Stein birth made it was found that nine had writ Westwood brought a child abandoned Hughes name. Merit charge against her Hus hand in politicians see Chance i name Only. Charles m Westwood. I confess the strength which Hughes dentist named showed in this in Oli surprised me. Butt it a. Chester rum soy. A local i was even More surprised when a tint has teen named a the alleged a. T-1 a. Number of politicians with whom i of j ther of the child Philadelphia to presbyterian i ter word talked agreed that in their Church today had severed its Conns j opinion the possibility of Hughes Nom tons with the inter Church w orld i Mutton was quite As great As that of movement. Lusga difficulties were j Genfi a number of frequently Given As the cause for separation from mentioned dark lengthy note to the chinese minister the movement by John Willis Baer of. Of foreign affairs. Pasadena who read the report of the re Quot it a a of that while is was Defeated four ago. He is not held personally respond Lloyd George in Parley with red _ Jondon a Premier Lloyd George i unexpectedly returned to London from j the country today and summoned a \ meeting of the Cabinet to discuss the russian question following bitter Atta on the government in newspapers for dealing with Gregory Kraas 1 his Mother s Maiden name was Julia inc. Bolshevism commissioner. Haskell. His first wife died Severa. Government officials made every of 1 years ago. It breathed the most Friendly spirit a it was effusive gave China some alluring promises and denounced the americans japanese and other Allied nations for various slits to China beginning with the Boxer affair and running Down to Tho Shantung incident in the world peace treaty. Karashin concluded his note with the following paragraph Quot of the chinese people at the instance of the russian people wish to i become free and avoid the Fate which j has been reserved for them by the allies at Versailles which is to make j of their country a second Korea or of another India they should make a i executive committee to the Gener Ifil Assembly in session Here. Negro officer found guilty Chicago in Rev Chambliss negro policeman and Emma Bosh. Also a negro. Were found guilty of the downfall which led to the death of Bertha vie Heck. Little Kansas girl who came to Chicago to find work last september. The jury took but one vote. Chambliss and the Ross woman fare jail sentences of from one to five years. I in Isik pretty Estelle St in n bar the was in love with Chester Ramsay who j was just finishing his Junior year at Marquette dental College she haul. I rut Charles Westwood was even More j in love with her the Steinbarth Home i had been broke Quot a by the death of 11st Cli Mother into so in Ailt to ibis for that defeat by the party wad j Lvi. At Hie Lumaav Home. Is generally. It is Belt he was the three men shot in strike riot fort to keep Lloyd George a presence a secret. It a reported authoritatively to fit the Premier would have a personal conference with lir Assine either today or next week. At this meeting Krassin will make an offer of peace Between England and the russian soviets including new Concession. Government officials were reported still undecided whether or not to discuss a general peace with the soviets. Previous plans were for a discussion of economic relations Only. Farmer kills parents with a Parker. B i it of. 32 years old. Formerly an inmate of the state Hospital for the infant at Yankton h. D., killed i father and Mother. Or. And mrs. Ignis with an a at their farm to mlle Northwest of Here Early today. Young i it oos became angry when asked by his father to finish planting a Field of Corn. Pity poor Blind in old Chicago Chicago dazzling sight Are promised for bathing hear Hen Here Thia summer under a ruling by Walter k. Wright. Municipal bathing censor today. Bare legs. Wright decided May flourish As Jong As the costume begins three inches above the knee hut deep a neck Cut costumes will be barred. One piece bathing suits will he admitted but they must be conservative color. Radical colors Are Claa titled As White and fleshing. Diaphanous bathing suit will is chased off the Beach by hurly Cope who will be stationed there to assist in the censoring Beach loungers will not lie tolerated. O see nothing in Hare legs or one pie de bathing snits that should be prohibited Quot said w right. Miss Starr said Pahff was 33 years old and was born at Oneonta n. Y. This was her first marriage. Mrs Clad Well sister of tha Bride said the marriage would not interfere with miss Starr professional career. She has Long been considered the fore fight for Liberty with the workmen and j peasants of Bunnia and the red army. Quot the soviet government offers to the chinese people an Opportunity to establish official relations and asks them to Send their representative to the i front of our russian army. J r 1. M n the Kusins Are paying great sums shot and More than a score injured for the inert on of their minister s note i Here today when strikers and guards in the chinese Pate the National India rubber Plant in the whole chinese Republic is Dis j Ard in a pitched b Ittie organized and the feeling of unrest. J More than 4.500 strikers participated anger against foreigners Ami distrust i in Tho riot. Of the chinese government and off at i o clock there was a Lull in the rials is widespread. The soldiers have fighting. Which had continue. Not been paid for month Little better than brigands. They Are graft and most of the Zelasco a map of Woolen j unspeakable incompetency is As great stars. Under the Republic As under the Empire. Eva in a thy with Fly Farl conditions Are Ripe for the do Twira m i i we mime Ace plane of almost Ary thing that merely offers a change for the better. Nobody but the russians Are offering anything. Irish expressed Washington a Resolution expressing the sympathy of the Public with a the aspiration of the Irish pen pie for a government of their own choices was favourably reported by the foreign affair committee today la to f. Plane Are to ask action on the Resolution in the House next week. Drops 1500 feet flyer shaken up victim of a combination of circumstance Over which he had no control. As one of the political leaders expressed it a Hughes go a dirty Deal four years ago. Against his protest we drugged him off of the supreme Bench and thrust the nomination on him. He in Axle a clean and winning fight and but for his Beira Al in California would have been elected. There Are a lot of us who that with Republican Prospect a Good As i hey Are this year Hugh a a certain claims on the party which Are entitled to const de rat advice often asked in estimating Hughes standing among the a dark the commanding position which he occupies in the innermost Circle of the Republican party is an important Factor next to Elihu Root his advice is More often asked and acted upon than that of any other Iran. The fact that ii took his defeat four years ago gamely notwithstanding the morning. Strikers gathered in Small that it a i the bitterest of Dis crowds on different streets leading to a i ointment a to him saved him fro in the City and a further outbreak was that loss of prestige which is usually j the lot of Defeated candidates. The last four years have Leen the Mother saves would be hero Wahpeton. N. Ill Frederick Cole. 5. Would be a hero if he could. His three year old brother. Victor fell to to the red River and Frederick dived after him their Mother mrs. T. E. Cole jumped in and saved both. Feared. The trouble agr Ted Over the arrival of women clerks and mechanics who reported for work As usual. Fine woman attacked a girl clerk and a free for All fight followed. Governor Bree pm an late today ordered out three troops of militia to quell Tho rioting her the governors proclamation delayed the town in a stale of insure Ecton. A to the in it Pahl Lyle thro tit. Peter report t favors aviator today a trying to convince a Midway Hospital nurse that he is not Hurt just Quot a bit shaken up Quot after a 1.500 foot drop in an air plane. Thro started a tall spiff Over Curtiss Field late yesterday and when he tried to straighten his plane out to land the elevators refused to reap Oil his plane was crushed the engine buried in the ground. Thro suffered a lacerated Arm and a possible concussion of the brain. His plane was damaged in a Tornado at Arlington a week ago. Exports to foe show increase burglars get $15,000 in Bonds Evansville ind Bank burglars using acetylene torches today burned their Way through two steel vault door of the state Hank at , ind. And escaped with $15,000 in Liberty Bonds and other securities. Sugar embargo Washington the Senate agriculture committee today ordered a favourable report on the Mcnary Bill providing for an embargo on sugar exports. The committee believed this would help reduce the retail Price of sugar. Washington Mere Hondle sex i it its from til coiled states to Germany during april this year increased $2,530,145 Over the previous month it we announced at the detriment Oft Commerce today Tho total merchandise exports to germans during april were valued att $23,476.>43 As comic ared with $2fi,94b,-j �4> for March. Exports to great Britain decreased1 $s7.2n,7gn during april my exports j in terms a of in r business 2? f�?o1 of p�>rtnate1y Ujj poll ally or a a thing Hugh it Ion a p i i Crissey warns $129,000 Worth of$6 when t of booze nabbed Milwaukee wheat at it a Bushel is in sight pleas farm prod Uemon is revitalized declared Forrest ens Chicago a Federal prohibition agents today seized $129,00a Worth of i liquor shipped Here from Cincinnati. Are of Chicago writer and author or Phe shipment a made by the Keder Industrial and economic subjects in Ani a distributing Agency of Cincinnati address before the Milwaukee Assoc arid consigned to Angelo Proyenzano and company Here. Proyenzano is Al action of Commerce last night Cris Seyad vocal and a system of making employees i a tigers in a business. Legend to have tried to obtain release of the shipment through a fake permit. A busied and in Many resp profitable of Hughes life immediate in after his defeat he resumed the practice of Law in new York and to Lav he holds at least equal rank with any other lawyer. Nears bar leadership of he has not already attained the leadership if the american bar a position which by consent Root a held for Many be t., he probably a a in will a a Wing to la later s gradual withdrawal a win to advancing age. Hts Servic a As counsel in import ant cases involving constitutional in greater demand than other Merman lawyer f Hughes made a the action of the Gisia Ture in throwing nut member and that still v he was retained by the s to defend them at Indianapolis against the charge of con Al racy shoes Shat his activities and sympathies Are not Contin to the rests he Dahav Dicj As a conservative with progressive baning. Type Many like this is the Type of Man that the majority of Republican Leader would like to nominate t it is he Type of Likely to he nominated if the convention gets into a deadlock which can be broken Only by Between the old guard and the Johnson progressives Given this .-.ituation, Hughes Norm nation is by no mean an in of mail a. In the Spring of Isis Estelle disco Ere a thai she to ibo to become a Mother. She went to Rummy Accord my to her Story but he told her he was in in position to be married. In the meantime harks Westwood had enlisted in the Navy. When a came bom on leave the girl told him of her predicament. Quot i suppose i was s poor fish. Hut i thought so much of Estell that i wanted to help her Quot Westwood said i today Quot to i proposed that we he i married that the baby might at least i have a divorce pending they were. Married at Waukegan j ii. June 15. I to ii. And Westwood re turned to the great lakes naval i training station. The Wal Orn nov. 3 his. When the War ended suddenly and. Westwood was discharged anti re Tiern Ltd to the. Girl he said she merely looked up and said a what you her i again Quot Westwood then instituted divorce i suit which is pending Quot i told him i bring myself to accept him As a husband Quot est Elk said today. I was Chesters wife in fad when i should become h 1 wife in name As Well i wanted to is table to say a your love has not been i hut Rumsay a married another i girl. He could not be found today. Quest ions a those of an the fact the nun protest new York a its socialist Mere recent min work peace on Border Hope of Obregon Mexico City general Alvaro Obregon. Chief of the present regime in Mexico in a message to the i ars Angeles Eirv Council today declared it would a be on of the happiest Days in his life Quot w Hen the i a nit cd states and Mexico Are Able to withdraw troop now stationed on the Boundary Quot because of a it k of Mutual the message was in reply to a Telegram from the municipal official of to Angeles wishing Success to the new government in met in o Gen. Fers Diaz has agreed to surrender his entire Force to Gen. Guadalupe Sanchez revolutionary commander. According to reports reaching Here. The collapse of the Carranza Regina has disposed of on troublesome incident the Jenkins Case. It is said the revolutionary leaders will drop the Case entirely. Ashington the Knox Pear Resolution a killed today by the action of the House in refusing to override president Wilson s veto of the mfg ure. The vote was 219 for overriding and 152 against or 28 Lea than the necessary two thirds. The vote was virtually the same As far a political line up i concerned a we i the Resolution it rot passed the Bouge. Only two republicans. Representatives Kelly and Fuller voted against overriding. The hover teen Democrat voted against the president. Tiey were a std it Rook and Sherwood Ohio Oal Tivan. Olney and Tagus. Massachusetts Caldwell Gar a. Cullen i Roo i big. Hanley Goldfogle. Mckinley. Maher Mead of Connell All of nor York o Connor of Jour Kama and Mclane Pennsylvania. The House action blocks any further step on this particular Resolution by the Senate. The vote came after 4 minute of spirited partisan Dehate during which democratic leaders said they would do nothing More than provide for the repeal of the War Lawn. Waterpower Bill passed Warmington ending a 12-year fight the Senate today passed the Waterpower Bill a it come from conference. The House having already agreed on the measure it gee to the president for i signature. A the Hill provide for a Federal Power commission to supervise development at Waterpower site on government controlled streams. The commission would tie Given Power to Issue leases prescribe Rales and other wide control private capital invested in water ewer project. The vote was 45 to 21. Farmers urge u. S. Ownership w Armington a government ownership of railroads net merchant Marine was demanded today by the Farmers National Council in a letter addressed by it George p. Hampton director of the Council to the democratic and Republican National committees. Other plans he said the Farmers wanted were legislation to control Packer. Taxes on lands and other natural resource held for speculation. Adequate Ami cheap credit for baby Lici of j Farmers and Protection of Farmers cooperative societies from prosecution under anti Trust Laws. Aid for Farmer asked in letter Warmington Farmer of the i nned state through the Farmer National Council today asked Congress for from $25,000,000 to $40,000,000 for Purchase of livestock machinery and other necessities to keep the farm proud live. In a letter addressed to both House Benjamin Marsh Secretary of the Council requested enactment of legislation to put such a sum at the disposal of the Farmers through the medium of a revolving fund. Deputies o. K. Austrian pact Paris the has rat filed the Tittle chamber peace Triau Packer Bill up after recess warms Gay it a the Ken von Ken Dryck bit to regu to m�?~4ipacker will be 1 Iak a up w Hen Congo a a come Back a after the non Lina Tjon Cut invent Ion those nato decided today. I in Hust i Kious consent. The e a nato it Fokd to i make the Packer to ii in Finis Hod to ukr j Pinr 5, Enad Jou Ming it a j ing of i in the con pc nations. Thin will bring it. Automation Illy to for Tho of ambling. Two Sla yers die is chair pr0fiteer is Ossining n. Y. Walter Levan i do wok i and i to Jankowski were put i to death in the electric chair at sing sing prison last night a few minutes. After ii o clock both died without Ai sign of nervousness both were to scr Culosio victims who were brought to sing sing from the Mountain prison i at Dannemora where they killed a j keeper in att mining to escape. I fined $31,000 Syracuse. N. , in to prorated of Binghampton was found guilty of profiteering in violation of the lever act today and fined $31,000 by judge Martin Manton m Federal court. Escasa charges on tale of clothing was charged i

Want a high-quality poster of this page? Add to Cart

Search All Newspapers in Madison, Wisconsin

Advanced Search

Search the Madison Wisconsin State Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Start for Free

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Madison Wisconsin State Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Advanced Search