Cheating Allegations Arise In Wisconsin Bar Exam
Reports from Madison indicate evidence of cheating among bar exam applicants in a state investigation ordered by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. District Attorney Philip La Follette and Referee Beard Reynolds offered no comment as witnesses describe instances of students sharing answers and possible admissions of wrongdoing. The probe, coordinated with the board of law examiners, plans further subpoenas and potential retakes as seating practices at the Capitol exam site are debated.
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Associated Press
Madison
District Allern
Philip la Follette
Beard J. Reynolds
Suprem Court
Sia ‘Board of Law Examiners
la Follette
Ingu
Follette
Capital Times
Reynolds
District Atorney la Follette
Baniel
State Board of Law
Assembly
Senate
Capitol
W Consin
Frid ays and Thirteens Mean Little to Him
A fragment from an Associated Press copy notes routines around superstition on Friday the thirteenth. Lawton Oklahoma relates a paratrooper plan with Plane No 13 and a superstition motif. Milwaukee ties a thirteen year old birthday and various superstitions to the date.
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Lawion
Okla
L Coustang
Pest
George H. Wheil
Land
United Press
Milwaukee
Fridar
Jean Giddin
Jean de
Government probes gasoline prices for nearly two months
Washington reports the federal trade commission has kept its gasoline pricing inquiry secret for almost two months. The FTC’s monthly progress note declines to reveal investigation methods while seeking to determine if price increases stem from restraints of trade or control limiting competition and to profile major companies in the industry.
Move Against Dry Referendum Challenged in New York
New York Supreme Court Justice Crain denied an appeal by Helen MM and others who sued as a man to enjoin the board of elections and the mayor from submitting the state prohibition referendum to voters next fall. The ruling leaves the question to proceed in the electoral process.
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Associated Press
New York
Two Charged With Murders Of Ballming Clergyman
Two people in New Jersey face murder charges connected to the four year old Hall murder case. Mrs Eleanor Miller and a cousin are jailed without bail, tied to the killings on a deserted farm near crabapple trees. A key witness dubbed pig woman’ had her credibility questioned in the reopened inquiry. Assistant Prosecutor Simpson said a chemical analysis of soil showed the scene, and new arrests followed after lengthy depositions.
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Associated Press
Someville
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Mier
Stever
Fall
Berty
Senator Pson
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Hali
Tim
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Carpender
Parehea
Gresseé
San Francisco
Calif
the Chronicle
Henry L Dickman
New Jersey
United Statas
Ana Te
Dickman
Geiter
Carsnice
Kose
Hall-Mills
Moore
Alexander Simpson
Hall
Eleanor Mills
Jane Gibson
Willie” Stevens
Mars
Robert E. McCarter
Boy Uphheld by Judge in Sougat Case
Milwaukee report states a juvenile court upheld a boy named Japn Cordes after his parents disowned him. The boy had been charged with taking a few collars and faced possible institutional commitment but was spared with the judge ordering social workers to find a suitable home.
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Milwaukee
Annaiss
Japn Cordes
Juvanile
Fouth
John Doe case dissolves injunction over testimony copy
Madison Circuit Judge Tadge A C Hoppmann dissolves the injunction prohibiting newspapers from hiding testimony in the Jessner murder case. The Capital Times sought a transcript, arguing the press should have access to testimony. the judge noted readiness and possible appeal of the case.
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Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Tadge A. C. Hoppmann
Jessner
T UL Tel
Capital Times
John Doe
Jann Dee Heamne
Rudolph
Hoppmann Letes
Capital Times Quest
Perssia
Sppmann
Sapre
Editors on Jaunt in Northern Towns
Editors on a jaunt through northern towns report on state life and local scenes. The piece notes the sixth annual automotive press associate families event, referencing Superior and Sundar as points of interest.
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Were mm
Ann Mer Automobile Press
Superior
Sundar
Former sheriff and candidate charged with dry violation
Jefferson Wis T PD Smith and August Weener of Fort Atkinson. A former sheriff and a candidate for that office, along with three other men, were taken to Janesville for preliminary hearing on prohibition act violations. They were ordered held for trial with bail set. Trial planned when federal court convenes in Madison.
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Associated Pres
Jefferson
Wis
T. PD. Smith
August Weener
Fort Atkinson
Janesville
Medison
Tax Board Rules Against Husband in Fire Tax Case
The Board of Tax Appeals held today that the government could proceed to action under the income tax law regarding the fire tax assessed against the husband. The decision comes as California tax authorities reviewed efficiency proceedings connected to the case.
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Associated Press
Gton
D. C
California
Board of Tax Appeals
Opinion on Exploitation in Manila Quezon Area
The dispatch reports a controversy over exploitation in Manila Quezon and the Philippines. It notes U.S. and Filipino tensions, statements about fault, and arguments about rubber supply and land laws amid President Coolidge era tensions.
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America
Inquest Planned Into Death of Coogan Chauffeur
An inquest is scheduled into the death of Jackie Canagan, former chauffeur for the Coogans. Detectives found his body in a garage at the Coogan ranch near Campo. They say Shipley apparently killed himself, and he was a person of interest in the earlier shooting of Joseph Block, a watchman at the Coogan residence in Los Angeles last Tuesday.
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Associated Preasy
San Diego
Calif
Chauteuer
Jackie Canagan
Calla Sim Star
Coogan Ranch
Campo
Los Angeles
Shipley
Joseph Block
Coopan
Two Airways Approved and a Southwestern Route Endorsed
The article reports approval of two airways including a Southwestern line. The transcontinental route linked from New York to Los Angeles via Chicago Des Moines Omaha North Platte Cheyenne Salt Lake City and onward is approved. Officials emphasize airport system expansion to bolster national defense and regional air service to major cities. Several proposed expansions near Cleveland Minneapolis and St Paul are noted as under consideration.
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Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines
Omaha
North Platte
Chey- Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Southwestern
Dallas A
Joseph Koma
Tulse
Trestal
Wmf
MacCracke Hoover
Great Lakes
Traneconting
Clnveland Chesdy
de Ota
Ctroft
Canaldera
Minneapolis
St. Peui
Finding of the body noted in postcard clue
A postcard mailed Tuesday afternoon from Ban Diera bears a chilling message that if the Coogan ranch is reached the chauffeur will be found there cold. The discovery follows yesterday morning and names Jack Coo gan Sr as linked to the case. General Humidity supervises the command of the situation.
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Jack Coogan, Sr
We Town
Peas Ban Diera
Coogan Ranch
Perry Stands On Reforms In Government
Charles B. Perry, Republican gubernatorial hopeful at New Richmond, labels three Progressive candidates as committed to tax, administration, and expense policies harming Wisconsin. He argues taxes fall only with reduced state spending and touts his record as a reformer and anti-standpat. He pledges to prioritize welfare of Wisconsinites and curb government burden if elected.
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Associated Press
New
Richmond
Wis
Charles B. Perry
Perry
Wisconsin
Bie
Ikith
Mr. Ekern
Zimmerman
Sir. Smith
JZ Thi
Wischwain
Patrolman Recovers Evidence After Saloon Incident
Milwanker-Smil Quand, a patrolman on duty, entered a saloon owned by Aivam Borgsdorf. He seized homebrew, then confronted Bersier at the door. A struggle followed and Quand fled with a beer mug, later returning to arrest the saloonkeeper on resisting an officer charges.
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Ted Presq Milwanker
Smil
Aivam Borgsdorf
Irs
Bersier
Possem
Aten
Kelly challenges Lenroot Blaine to world court debate
Milwaukee Republican hopeful Frank J. Kelly issues a public challenge to Senator L Bennest Blaine to debate him on the world court and prohibition questions. He states Blaine and Irvine Lennon may meet him jointly or individually to discuss these closely related war conservation concerns.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Frank
J. Kelly
United States
L. Bennest
Blaine
Prohiaim
John J. Blaine
Irvine Lennon
Dentist Held In Connection With Smuggling Charge
Gv Paul R Crookston Minnesota Dr Manuel rey Gentist was here for near smuggling two Austrians into the United States from Canada. Border Patrol at Noyes nabbed Mehorchuk after days of suspicion. Before United States Commissioner Fosmark Mehoychuk failed to post $4,000 bond.
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Paul R. Crookston
Minn
Manuel Rey Gentist
United States
Canada
Noyes
Teck Mehorchuk
Rhenia
Fosmark
Mehoychuk
Moonshiners War Ends In Fatal Upstate Wisconsin Shootout
In Vilas county near Winegar two deputy sheriffs tried to serve a warrant on moonshine operators. Rutherford was killed, and Stan and Brandenburg died in the exchange. Elmer Monk and Jerky Brandenburg were wounded. Brandenburg later fled as authorities hunted with bloodhounds and posses.
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Winegar
Mermaid Lake
Associated Presse
Ironwood
Mich
Wis
Vilas County
Shen
George Constable
Winesar
Wiliam Stan
Kentucky
Elmer Monk
Winegar Mill
Rutherford
Jerry Brandenbere
Wang
Exrford
Brandenburg
C. L. Boring
Henry
Frank Landry
Wineger
Boring
Twken
Eagle
Bullels
Alex
Manik
Stani
Monk
Jerzy Branenburg
Ng Alex
Gerad
Bran
Boch Boies
Attorno Zuate
Winigar
George Fu ‘Tucky Qheen
Stanter Wiregar
Branfenburg
Bat iChart Borlin
Eezue River
Wilay
Herbert Bowker
Wineralata
Borlin
Stanley Bloodhounds
Brandensure
Knights of Columbus Seek U S Intervention Over Mexico
Washington reports that the Knights of Columbus press for U S government intervention in the Mexican Catholic conflict. Secretary Kellogg meets with J J Flaherty as diplomats prepare a report and White Pine camp talks loom with President Coolidge.
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President Coolidge
White Pine Camp
Sheffield
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Knights of Columbus
Helloge
Coolfare
United States
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Shefiied
Mfexican
J. B. lGrand
Les
Mexico
Probah
Cowaldze
al A
Ladwell Denny
United Press
Washington
State Department
J. J. Flaherty
Kellicee
Amexico
Mexico City
Callies
Alexico
President Cooliess
Whites Pine
Vertean
Teliez
Ambasador
Sheffield Cononeer
Presieent Ceoliége
One dead and others narrowly escape in Wisconsin collapse
A Salvatorian natianz building collapse near Fond du Lac Wisconsin killed one man, son of Mr and Mrs Clarkes Milts, and left several others with only minor injuries after falling stone crushed bodies. The incident is described as a near escape for many workers.
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Uniied Press
Foud
Wisconsin Forecast Sees Partly Cloudy, Unsettled Weekend
Region expects a partly cloudy to unsettled pattern with cooler temperatures in the northeast portion by Saturday. Northwestern official forecast notes lingering unsettled conditions and a shift to clearer skies as weekend progresses.
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