Five policies outlined for Wisconsin dairymen
Associated Press reports on five policy proposals for Wisconsin dairymen developed by University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture experts Dean H. J. Russell and Professor Theodore Macklin. They compare Wisconsin and New Zealand methods, emphasize grading milk and cream, testing cows, and building strong marketing and factory management to raise profits and eliminate low quality raw material.
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Associated Press
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Theodore Macklin
University of Wisconsin
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Wisconsin
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Denmark
Dean Russell
Professor Macklin
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Tidemook
Oregon
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Dales
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Woman Found in Cistern Not Drowned Mystery
United Press reports Mass Cora Seamon, 45, of Cincinnati, found upright in a cistern on her sister Anna Seamon’s farm near Mattoon, Illinois. Coroner F F Shilling says lungs lacked water, no signs of violence, murder suspected due to threatening letters with initials K R K. Seaman had protected her, her farm valued at about 250000 dollars. Police kept letters secret pending fresitation. A previous brush with danger, whistles, illness, and a missing milking incident preceded discovery. Inquest failed to determine death manner.
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Mattoon
Polive
Cora Seallman
University of Cinsinnath
Anna Sea
F. F. Shilling
Shilling
Thomas Seaman
Miss Stallman
Murdyr
Seamon
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Noaleon
Scott
United Preegy
Chicago
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Night sub plea delays hanging as insanity hearing opens
In a late night court session Judge Davis stayed Scott's execution four hours before the scheduled death march to allow an insanity hearing. Mental experts debated Scott's sanity, with the prosecution arguing shamming and the defense asserting permanent insanity. The hearing may last two to four days. A separate item notes a teenage taxi bandit in Chicago, Josephine Keating, who confessed to a botched hold up after the driver disarmed her. Police are aroused by the incident.
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Robert E.crowe
Chicago
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Police crack down after string of murders in city
Police report 227 murders this year in 211 days as raids net 60 to 75 criminals. Chief Collins vows intensified action to detain suspects, referencing the Drake hotel incident where a clerk and two bandits were killed. John Garden confesses to killing a Chicago drug clerk, with Bussell Scott later condemned to hang. Doubts arise about How’s tale.
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Joseph Maurer
Chicago
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Pallee
Treaty Approved by United Press In Berlin Report
The petchstar commercial relations committee approved the United States for aman commercial treats in frac and second readings. The treaty bases on the most favored nation principle, signaling a shift in international trade policy.
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United Press
Berlin
Petchstar Commercial Relations Committee
United States
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