Wisconsin Dairies Suffer from Tuberculin Tests
Dr Miloslavich warns tuberculin testing ruins Wisconsin dairy industry. From March 1 to April 15, 1925, 17,784 cows slaughtered for positive tests, though over ninety percent were healthy for human food. He cites seventy five percent error in positives, risking dairy supply in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine and statewide.
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Fares Junea
FCN
Milosiavichn Beieves
Milosiavich
Oii
Wyaton
United States
Milwaukee
Waukenia
Racine
Apt
Wisconsin
Miloslavich
Illinois Jails Grow Crowded Amid Stricter Parole Rules
Chicago June 8 according to the state parole board the number of inmates in Joliet Chester and Pontiac state jails rose to 6497 from 5923 the past year. Board chairman Hinton G Claybaugh cites tighter parole and harsher sentences as the cause noting murder rape robbery with arms burglary and other violent crimes face stronger punishment to deter crime and protect citizens.
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Pernational News Service
Chicago
Illinois
State Pardon Board
Joliet
Chester
Pontiac
Hinton G. Claybeugh
Parole Board
Claybaugh
Native Indian Dances In British Honduras Described
Inkernational News Service reports from Chicago on jungle fiestas of British Honduras natives. At a Celba ceremony near Succot a male dancer paid fifty cents to perform, with fines collected by a constable as part of the ritual cover charge.
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British Honduras
Inkernational News Servic
Chicago
Junge
Gold Coast
J. Eng Thompson
Field Museum
Succot
Board of Censors Set for Church Plays in England
London reports a three member board of censors to review sacred church plays in the Gauthwark diocese. Appointed by the Bishop of Southwark, the panel will approve only plays considered purely religious and biblically based before staging.
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Board of Censors
England
International News Servict London
Jaw England
Haseen
Hay
Southwark
London
Gauthwark
Scotland Yard plans metal barrier to stop automobile bandits
London reports Scotland Yard unveiled a new device to trap bandits by placing two ten ton steel drums linked by a wire on main roads. When triggered, the bonnet lifts and red lamps mark the obstruction, making it impossible for a car to pass with a heavy spring attached. Tests indicate the device is the most practical solution yet devised.
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Wife Ordered to Share Care Costs in Erie Court
Erie Pa June county board of poor directors filed a petition seeking to compel Rose Niemis of Parade streets to contribute to the support of her husband John Mingo, a patient at Warren State hospital since 1820. The county reports $1,250.66 spent for eight years. The petition notes Niemie owns property in Erie valued at 000. Judge William E. Hirt granted rule to show cause returnable June 18.
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Erie. Pa
Erie County Board of Poor Directors
Rose Niemis
John Mingo
Pation Warren State Hospital
North Warren
Ps. Mingu
Rose Niemie
Mingu
Erie
William E. Hirt
Hoover campaign taps James W Good for nomination drive
James W Good longtime Iowa congressman joins Hoover campaign to direct all committees in aiding the Hoover for president effort in the Republican nominating race. He will oversee campaign organization and strategy in the Iowa district linked to Secretary Herbert Hoover's birthplace.
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James W. Good
Congress
Iowa
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Good
Plane repairer keeps nerve during dramatic Gettysburg flight
Pilot Paul Charles, 7,000 feet above Gettysburg, calmly repaired a broken wheel strut after a failed landing attempt. He hung head down from the fuselage to fix the fault while ground crews and central aviation personnel coordinated a safe descent and return to service.
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Gettysburg
Paul Charles
Gettysburo
Charles
Ste Centrals Int Aviatay
King George Manor Life On Estate Stirs Debate
International dispatch describes King George as a benevolent landlord on his English estate. It notes four cents weekly physician access for workers, discounted pool tables, a residential club with reading rooms and canteen, annual free dinners, and two seats weekly based on subscriptions. The article cites generous pensions, cottages with gardens, and weekend entertainments, while hinting at social tensions around control and class.
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Eng
George of
England
Tansfor
Crinnity
Tir
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