Dispute pistol clash ends in arrests in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio a tense clash involving a local Ku Klux Klan faction and attacking rivals led to a pistol fight with Darwin L Gibson a Klan officer wounded. Police prepared for further violence as Klansmen from East Liverpool clashed with authorities. eight men detained and one suspect Mike Spinitch 22 arrested.
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Associated Press
Steubenville
Jnlg
Ku Klux Hill
Darwin L. Gibson
Labour
Gibson
Ohio Valley Hospital
John de Santis
Liverpool
Ohio
Shenf Edward
Lucas
Mike
Gpinitch
Ontario Legislature Probed Over Racing Information Ban
United Press reports Judge Denton ruled Ontario had no jurisdiction to ban race track betting information. Cases against Sam Fuel and Minnie Lichtman ended with dismissals. ten more summonses likely withdrawn. Outcome may hinge on Ontario attorney general guidance amid cross border censorship tensions.
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United Press
Toronto
Denton
Sam Fuel
Minnie Lichtman
Lichtmans
Crown
Ontario
Seneral
Hamilton
Bearer of Good News Is Killed by Auto
Sebastian Martin 24, recently employed after a seven week layoff, rode his bicycle to share the good news with his sister when an auto struck him. He was thrown against a manhole iron casing, died later at a hospital despite the driver’s swift action to transport him for care.
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Bry Usted Press
Milwaukee
Sev
Jen
Sebastian Martin
West Side
Sebastian
Fastest Mile on Half Mile in Wisconsin History
At Green County Fair Afenroe Wisconsin Todd Hart driving Kentucky Todd won the second heat of the 2.1 trot in 2.69 1-4. Ioan Harvester a brown mare by The Harvester Frost up won the three year old event.
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Taneseuw
Wisconsin
Green County Fair
Afenroe
Todd Hart
Kentucky
Todd
Putman
Ioan Harvester
the Harvester
Frost Up
Problem for the Coal Operators at Conference
New York report on the mine workers leader John L. Lewis rejecting the operators proposed agreement and noting unresolved issues. The dispute centers on checkoffs, wage demands, and open shop implications as the United States Coal Commission session ends without a final settlement. Lewis criticizes the operators as misleads while insisting on clear terms and mutual concessions before any strike threat eases. He highlights deficiencies in the operators' page by page review and reaffirms the miners did not agree to abandon their demand for union recognition.
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Br United Press
New York
Buners
Government Coat Commission
John L. Lewis
Leavis
Lows
Pari Ro Malin
United Press
United States Coal Commission
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Atlantic City
Brave youth saves swimmer at Bayview beach
Milwaukee news reports a young man risked his life to rescue a swimmer who far ventured from the Bayview bathing area last night. He administered first aid and declined to give his name. The 11 year old then drove away in his parked car, obscuring the license plate with a rag.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Bayview
Wheat crop cut anticipated for next year in multiple states
The report says North Dakota will have far below expected wheat yields this year with eight to nine bushels per acre and rye also down while corn remains excellent if frost holds off. Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas plan reduced wheat acreages by about 15 to 25 percent this fall with next year’s cuts likely. many farmers plan to sow no wheat next year.
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Tinted
Pargo
N. D
North Dakota
Lincoln
Nebb
Nebraska
A .S. Anderson
Iste
Agricultural Statistician
Tansing
Mich
St. Paw
Minnesota
Dakotas
E. F. Quemme
St Paul
Order Gains Against Moves By Striker G
Berlin reporting that strikes by communists appear near collapse as order returns in Zeltz and Arnstadt where monarchists clashed with communists. Central German port disruptions ease while Hambuer and Stettin ports stay idle due to shock worker stoppages. Stresemann’s new government begins to pacify the republic and bolster defenses against France.
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Bornin
Zeltz
Standstilel
Hénite Giatrict
Ssork
Hamburer
Stettin
Harding Park Dedication at Hubbard Near Youngstown
A large crowd attended the Harding Park dedication in Hubbard Ohio with solemn ceremonies and a parade of school children and community groups. The park memorial honors the late President and marks the first permanent tribute since his death, drawing more than 20 000 attendees from a 25 mile radius.
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United Prent
Youngstown
Harding Park
Jacob Realtor
Hubbard
Enic Societies
Kiwanis Clube
Two Years in Jail for Worthless Check Case
Ernst A. Knobdlauch, junior member of Borden and Knobdlauch of Philadelphia, was sentenced to two years in county prison after entering a plea of no contest to passing a worthless check for 2450 060. The check was written to Ken Taylor & Co. of New York to cover a brisk of United States treasury certificates.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ernst A. Knobdlauch
Borden & Knoblauch
Ken Taylor & Co
New York
United States ‘Treasury
North Carolina official and kin face federal charges
Raleigh reports Lt Gov W C Cooper of North Carolina Thomas E Cooper his brother Horace C Cooper his son and Clyde T L Lassiter business associate were arrested in Wilmington on federal warrants alleging use of funds from a failed bank to wreck the institution. They were released on bond.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
W. C. Cooper
North Carolina
Thomas E Cooper
Horace C. Cooper
Clyde TL. Lassiter
Wilmington
Conaneay
National Bank
Illinois voters edge toward progressives in coming year shift
Associated Press report from Chicago notes Illinois politics tilt with the Farmer-Labor party seen as potential rival to major parties. Gov Len Small signals renomination on the Republican ticket while planks call for road building waterway completion taxation reform and direct primaries. William E Thompson challenges Medici McCormick speculation grows on April primaries and how Illinois may set the national tone.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Twinois
Farmer-Labor Party
Minnesota
Iowa
Great Lakes
Rome
Len Smail
Shankakee
Illinois
Thompson
Wilam E. Thestgsen
Chiesce
Medici McCormick
Washington
Llinois
Maine
Arrests by martial law report on Red Fork abductions
Two men were held today by military authorities enforcing martial law in connection with the whipping of Winter Turin at Red Fork near Tulsa on April 16. Officers say the men may shed light on other mysterious abductions and disappearances in the area. Amarillo report says E. L. McDonald, a laborer kidnapped by five masked men last night, returned home with fifty or sixty lashes. two men detained, others expected.
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Tulsa
Sum
Turin
Red Fork
Amarillo
Tex
McDonald
Communists Renew Activity Amid French Occupation Moves
United Press reports from Dunsneidorf that after the French order halting most transport, communists push renewed efforts to exploit civilian misery for rebellion. They seized dye factories at LeverKugely, expelled conservative workers, and police cleared the plants. Public reaction to the new restrictions was steadfast, with little sign the measure will break resistance to the occupation.
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United Press
Dunsneidorf
LeverKugely
Laverines
Standards for Boxed Apples Promulgated in Madison
Standards for bowed Ape plea are promulgated by the late department of markets today. Three grades for apples in boxes are provided Extra Fancy Yancy and C grade. A clarification to be designated as Wisconsin Orchard Run is recognized for apples in barrels and past ela. An action in the Wisconsin Fancy Wisconsin A TM pride and Wisconsin 5 grade prescribed in standards established in 1927.
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Associated Press
Madison
Department of Markets
Not Guilty Verdict in Kepner Murder Case
The case of Frederick Md. defendant B Etard Kepner ended with a not guilty verdict today. Kepner had been tried for the murder of his wife after a sensational case that drew national attention. Initially it was believed Mrs Kepner might have committed suicide.
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Enited
Frederick, Md
Etard Kepner
Gery
Kepner
Treaty With Mikago Near Consummation
Washington reports near completion of a treaty between the United States and Mexico. Aimed steps include recognizing the Obregon government and settling American claim damages. Provisions cover protecting American oil properties, compensating landowners, and creating two-nation commissions to handle claims under Hague Court guidance.
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Cradford
United Press
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Washimghor
Obregon
United States
Hague
Question of rebates by jobbers prompts legal view
An assistant attorney general urged that rebates to retailers on Isoline gasoline may be unfair practice and that the department could issue orders to halt such rebates. He noted a price drop yet questioned whether wholesalers should reimburse retailers for certain losses and what purchase thresholds apply if prices rise. If questions persist, department guidance is anticipated.
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IP Ansoeinird Press
Madiyon
Taoma4 Amie
Department of Marketing
Deaiara
Department of Markins
Three Financial Institutions Granted Permits
Dwight Parker state banking commissioner announced today that three financial institutions have been granted permits to conduct business. The Nekoora Port Edwards Building Loan Association received a charter. The Bank of Jackson with $25,000 capital and in Washington county. and the Southwest State Bank of Sheboraan with $60,000 capital stock were authorized to begin business.
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Madison
Dsvight
Parker
Nekoora-Port Edwards Budang
Bank of Jackson
Washington County
Southwest State Bank of Sheboraan
Beekeepers Confer on Bee Diseases and Library Dedication
The Beekeepers conference heard speakers discuss bee diseases and preventive measures with a focus on marketing and cooperation among beekeepers. Tomorrow features the dedication of the John Charles Miller memorial agricultural library as sessions advance.
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Madison
Charles C. Miler
De Valera Arrested in Ennis by Irish Government
Dublin reports that Eamonn de Valera, Irish republican leader, was arrested in Ennis County Clare after attempting to speak during the civil campaign. He will be detained likely in Limerick or Mountjoy awaiting conditions to ease, with the government citing public safety. A Labor Party program in Dublin calls for peacetime ownership and control of resources.
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Dublin
Ennis
Fleetion
Limerick
Mount Joy Inn
de Valera
Dublins
Irish Labor Party
George MacDonagh
United Press Star
Eamonn de Vale
Weather and Roads Across Cities
Weather report shows varied conditions across multiple cities. Manitowoc to Superior report cloudy to clear skies with cool temperatures. road conditions range from fine to excellent, with light rain observed in La Crosse and Madison.
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Associated Praca
Osakosh
Manitowoc
Shehousey
Milwaukee
Creen Bay
Janesville
Ironwood
la Crosse
Racine
Madison
Toads Road
Appleton
Indianapolis Mayor Removes City Hall Telephones in Protest
Mayor Lew Shank ordered phones removed from Indianapolis City Hall in retaliation against a rate increase. A federal court temporarily halted a $1,000,000 annual rate rise approved by the Indiana Public Service Commission, pending a hearing before three federal judges.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Lew Shank
Indiana Public Service Commission
Shank
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Pace
Chicago
West mining drive praised by securities board members
Madison reports that state securities commissioners discussed western mining development and warned against unsafe stock sales. Commissioner W C Hicks urged fair judgment, noting many grocery ventures fail more than mines and stressing education of the public and banks to curb improper offerings.
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Associated Press
Madison
Securities Commissioners of the
Union
D Isession
W C. Hicks
Salt Lake City
Tan
Eastern Capital i
Securities Commissions
West
Hicks
Great West
H. N
Wiel
Tire trail leads to shop where bought near Sauk County
Baraboo Wisconsin sheriff with aid of county attorney trace two tires believed to have left imprints near the Black Hawk area where Robert Jaeger, a wealthy recluse, was killed nearly a month ago. Authorities traced the tires to their purchase location and a $400 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the person who killed Jaeger.
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Associated Press
Baraboo
Wis
Sherif
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