Allies and Germans Reach Complete Reparations Accord
London reports Germany accepted the Dawes plan basis for reparations and possible defaults. The conference held that the fourteen points report is adopted, with focus on deliveries in kind and transfers. French Premier Herriot signals readiness for Ruhr evacuation while Britain and the U.S. seek further concessions.
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London- Germany
Reich
Tod
al Pom
Germain
Lally ‘Telegraph
Berlin
Anvr Singh
Kini
Anton
House of Comorions
Ruhr
Herriot
France
Charles BH Hughes
America
Woman Arrested For Forcing Way Into Chicago Judge Chamber
Mrs Anna Lurie of Houston Texas was arrested for attempted interference with a court after forcing into Chief Justice John R Caverly's chambers. She claimed credentials from the Ku Klux Klan and urged a jury of twelve Jewish rabbis to try Leopold and Loeb. She was examined by Dr William Krohn and taken to the psychopathic hospital.
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Chicago
Anna Lurie
Paus Street
Houston
Tex
Psychopathic
Court of Justice
John R. Caverly
Leopold-Loeb
Lurie
Horaton
Ku Kilby Klan
Tensas
Caterly
Wilam DB. Krohn
Criminal Court
Sugar Producers Seek White House Hearing On Tariff Report
Porter J. Me. Climber, former North Dakota senator, urged President Cocidge to hear sugar producers before final action on the tariff commission report. McCumber opposed any change. Owen J. Roberts, government counsel, said the government is ready to proceed in the fall with civil suits and the criminal case against Falk, Doheny, and Sinclair.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Porter J. Me. Climber
North Dakan
Cocidge
Tariff’ Commission
McCumber
Owen J. Roberts
Naval Reserve
White House
Falk
Edward L. Doheny
Harry E. Sinclair
Wisconsin Stages Flood Cleanup After Severe Storms
Flooded Wisconsin towns report eight deaths and widespread damage as storms move through late Sunday into Monday. Fox river valleys faced dam threats while roads and farms suffered inundation. Fond du Lac works to normalcy with pumps saving the day and hospital losses estimated at around 20,000.
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United Freseo
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hadger
Fox River
Fond DU Lac
Wis
Atili
Basemerta
Tila
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Aton
Newberg
Port Washington
Oshkosh 18 Chosen as Next Meeting Place
Wisconsin grocers select Oshkosh as the next convention site at the 1924 25 gathering in Manitowoc. Officers stay or change and the group endorses price legislation and postage rate boosts while denouncing postcard advertising and show window displays. A banquet for 275 closes the event with Arthur Brayton as speaker.
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Oshkosh
State Grogers
Associated
Manitowoc
Wia
Wisconsin
G W Hall
Green Bay
M. A. Onatad
Frank Schuster
Milwaukee
E. S. Rethiaume
Superior
S. Slattery
H. C. Christianson
Racine
Ashkosh
Convention City
Arthur Brayton
National Advertiser
Des Moines
Sliverlake
Attempt to shorten the Leopold Loeb hearing fails
Chicago reports the defense attempt to shorten the sentencing phase by omitting lay witnesses. Lorraine Nathan testified under cross examination about statements she made after Loeb's arrest. Prosecutors rejected the defense plan to replace witnesses with a blanket statement.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Lord
Bobby Pranks
Tod
Robert E. Crowe
Site
Lorraine Nathan
Crowe
Nia
Loeb
Franke
Girus
Bing
Miss Nathan
Nathan
John B. Caverly
Richard Loeb
Robert Frank
Robert Bo Crowe
Neason
Lois
Two Americans Die in Honduran Uprising
Two Americans are reported killed in San Marcos de Colon Honduras as General Saralta and his revolutionaries attack. Government forces guard the frontier and American marines in Honduras are said to be sent to the border to repel rebels.
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Associated Press
Managos
Nicaragua
San Marcos de Colon
Honduras
Saralta
United Press
Washington, D. C
Mra
Rosalie Evans
Mexico
Puebla
Mex
Foreign Office
Schoenfeld
State Department
Schoonfeld
Mourder
Evang Ranch
Ex-State Attache Receives Hearing Over Dismissal
Madisai C. D. Brettzke, recently ousted as deputy state treasury agent for failure to report, was granted a hearing before the state civil service commission at his request. Co. R. Tallard,Treasury agent, said Brettzke will attend the next meeting to address the charges in detail. No formal action was taken. reinstatement will not be pursued.
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Associated Preay
Madisai
C. D. Breltzke
Jeeq
State Civil Service Commission
Co. R. Tallard
Treasury
Alaminsed
Brettzke
Tte
Officiels
Flood Threat Perils Peking Amid River Dike Failures
Flood threats loom over Peking as river dikes north and west of the capital fail and water reaches near the southern walls. Temporary defenses are set by troops around Nan Yuan and Pekings Strandby, with officials optimistic no major loss in the city though heavy property damage expected. Elsewhere Formosa reports 200 missing along the Tamani river and Taihokuman isolated as floods inundate thousands of homes. In Luzon heavy rains flood farms, destroy cane crops, wash roads and bridges, halting traffic across several provinces.
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Ray G. Marshall
Presa Bue
Peking
Weng Yuh
Nan Yuan
Minge
Werose
Nan Vier
Pektings Strandby Hkes
Peer Watera
River Commission
Formosa
Tokyo
Tamani
Taihokuman
Asti
Luzon Isle
Manila
Lagan
Coolidge and Dawes Conference Set for Milwaukee Meeting
Milwaukee delegates from Wisconsin's seventy-one counties arrive for the Coolidge Dawes conference at the Republican House. T. P. Abel says most counties report meetings and delegates will attend. About twenty percent of delegates are expected. Milwaukee delegates plan to propose that the Republican National Committee appoint a campaign committee in Wisconsin.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wistoneia
Coolidge and Dawes
Republican House
T. P. Abel
Sparta
Coolidge Fortes
Wisconsin
Milwau Kew
Republican National Committee
Slack Creek Man Named as Director in State Board Vote
Milwauker-1, M. Sanaman of Slack Creek was named director of agricultural training at a meeting of the state board of vocational education. The board decided to continue rehabilitation work among squads without federal aid.
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Associated Press
Milwauker
M. Sanaman
Ride, Creek
State Board of Vocational Education
Truck Driver Held for Manslaughter After Crash
A truck driver faces manslaughter charges after a collision that killed Norman Welche near Hult Wjauholte. The incident occurred in January with the driver charged by authorities and held awaiting court proceedings.
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Assitinted
Prova
Janenstlin
Win
Ted Pitness
Norman Welche
Heat Wave Grips Eastern U S With Rising Death Toll
Reported deaths from extreme heat rise across cities as temperatures push past 110 in the East and reach the 90s to 100s in the South. Hospitals note prostrations and heat related ailments while relief from showers provides brief respite in Ohio and Texas.
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Pry United
New York
Senna
Petony
Ohio
Columbus
Tuenlay
Yeaterdas
Witin Kannag
Mome Kangat
Houston
Dallas
Aca
Atlanta
Moat
Treaties Move Toward Ratification Amid Global Tensions
The article outlines stalled treaty negotiations amid mutinies and geopolitical strain. Key players include international officials and regional leaders as talks progress toward a formal agreement while wartime and economic pressures shape concessions and timelines.
Leaders of the Klan Refusal Sparks Silence From Organizers
The Associated Press reports that Klan leaders offered no comment on a recent refusal to authorize a gathering at a university campus. Regents announced the decision, and officials indicated no further statements would be issued beyond noting the ruling and its grounds.
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Ebater
Audania
Recall petitions move forward in county commission race
Associated Press reports recall petitions against County Commissioners A DS, Giller, and Iola Schaefer are proceeding. Observer Thomas O'Malley notes about 7,500 petitions have been received and disputes talk of withdrawal as inaccurate. Beckley, county clerk, commented after approving a donation two weeks prior.
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Thomas O'Malley
Ridhroad
Otty Commiedioners
Giller
Iola Schaefer
Beckley
Mr. O'Mallex
Labor leaders discuss Gompers Davis talks and endorsements
A correspondence between Samuel Gompers and William Wilson, with labor leaders, shows debates over endorsing La Follette and the Davis candidacy. It outlines requests for questions, deferment actions, and the executive council’s stance on negotiations and the Mayton law's impact on rail labor.
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Ceeative Council of the America Federation of Laabor
John W. Gavin
Nam Ihee
Rounedl
Wheeler
Tdiotla Serepranc
Samuel Gompera
Amercan Federa‘eno of
Labor
Wiliam K. Wilson
Secratary of Labor
United Mine Workers of Amoviee
Damorratic
Washington
Wilson
Gomperatort
Executive Council
Wilaon
Davin
Mie Ceanpeare
Conpers
Dabor
Gamnera
Cyevin
Gampera
American Federation of Labor Executiie
la Follette
Gawd Yer
Ota
Clarksnye
Clarksburg
Jaemperd
Mayton
John Davin
Supreme Court
Daviy
Davis
Aupreme Court
Dedication of Marquette Law School Planned for Wisconsin Day
Milwaukee report details the official opening and dedication of the new Marquette University Law School building. The ceremony is set for Wednesday April 27 with prominent state dignitaries invited and public inspection scheduled on the day.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Marquete University Law Schoal
Jein Ma Schnetz
Wisconsin
The Bear's Final Voyage Honor And Reflection
Washington dispatch recalls the veteran northern Pacific carrier bear and its half century of service. The old ship, once a news carrier and supply vessel for explorers and inhabitants, faces a ceremonial retirement and possible preservation as a historical artifact. The piece honors its decades of humane work and laments its passing.
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Washington, D. C
Baiman
Northern Pacific
Tar North
General Chreeley
Army Signal Corps
Navy
Genfiat Greeley
Ma Davius
Beauty parlors and the matter of license
Legal opinion declares beauty parlors require licensed managers operators and apprentices under health laws. It states owners cannot act legally without licensed staff and differentiates between managers operators and owners. District attorney general massachusetts delivered the opinion in a case involving unlicensed parlor ownership.
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United
Madison
Persong Tan
Atty
EB Mass Seryehrojl
Pan Opinion
Atty J A Lonadort Appleton
Len
Unclear Weather Forecast From Northwestern Official
Fragmentary OCR yields a weather forecast note mentioning wind, precipitation chances, and timing. Contains references to Northwestern official observation and remarks about Friday and time stamps. Readable content is limited and obscured by garbled text.
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