Ends All Cases On Compounds In Wisconsin
The Carnation Milk company withdraws its request for rehearing of the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling upholding the 1921 law banning manufacture and sale of milk compounds. The state will enforce the act prohibiting compounds from skimmed milk and vegetable oils. Carnation stopped selling Hebe ite in Wisconsin and will discontinue fired milk at its two Wisconsin plants.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Carnation Milk Company
R. M. Hoyt
Carnation Company
United States Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Hoyt
J. Q. Emery
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Hebe
Attorney Generals Office
Alleged Bandit Gang Linked to Oesterreich Killing
Six members of an alleged bandit gang were jailed in Los Angeles after a party raid. James Casey, 34, held a revolver matching the murder weapon used against Fred Oesterreich, a Milwaukee and Los Angeles garment magnate, as police questioned him and others.
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Vy Uanega 2S
Wsb
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Gesterreich
Milwaukee
James Casey
Oesterreich
T. G. Collins
A. L. Jones
T. J. Burns
Jacklyn Oman
C. Carlson
Casey
Herman Cline
Pofce
Roberts
Auto bus overturns near Madison injuring two men
Two men were hurt when an automobile bus en route between Madison and Stoughton overturned four miles from Madison. The seriously injured man, from Columbus, Wis, declined to give his name.
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Associated Press
Madison
Stoughton
Columbus
Wis
Contempt of Court Convictions Hit Kaukauna Strikers
Milwaukee conspirators Joseph Zink and James Kromfaret, cited for anti picketing violations, were found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced by Federal Judge F A Geiger to twenty days in the house of correction and a $100 fine each. Seven other Milwaukee and Northwestern Road strikers face arraignment for similar contempt acts.
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United Presa
Milwaukee
Joseph Zink
James Kromfaret
Northwestern
Kaukauna
House of Correction
F. A. Geiger
Senate debates soldier bonus bill in good faith
Senator McCumber urges enactment of soldier bonus during current Congress session calling for reforms with bank from certificate provision. He says finance committee supports timely action over politics and cites past presidential stances and treasury conditions as context for backing the legislation. Continued on Page 13.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
McCumber
Finance Committee
Senate
House
Harding
Mellon
Treasury
Government Takes Over Railroads in Extreme Emergency
Secretary Weeks said in Washington that in an extreme emergency the government will take over the railroads to prevent a transportation breakdown. He added the move would be a last resort if New York negotiations fail and urged railroads to maintain essential service.
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Weeks
United Press
Washington
D. C
War Weeks
New York
Otthy
Kidnaped 16 Years Home Again in Sheboygan Wis
Ceril Brittan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brittan of Walla Walla, Wash, who was abducted sixteen years ago on his way to a village grocery in the Blue Mountains, has been returned to his home in Sheboygan. Detectives pursued a nationwide search but found no leads. the boy was separated from his kidnapper and later adopted in Portland by the Lenighen family before wandering until found by C. W. Stark who identified him.
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Associated Press
Sheboygan
Wis
Gyp Isie
Blue Mountains
Ceril Brittan
Robert L. Brittan
Walla Walla
Wash
C. C. Wallweber
Portland
Ore
Lenighen
Ceci
C. W. Stark
Heads of 140 Lines Meet at New York City
Rail executives from 148 lines gather at the Yale club to hear mediators from the big four. The seniority dispute dominates talks as the Brotherhood leaders urge settlement to end the shopcraft strike. A committee presents the road's reply to Warren Stone.
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New York City
Uby Associated Press
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Yale Club
Bit Five
Brothethond
Association of
Railway Executives
Carl Victor Little
United Press
New Haven
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood
W. W. Atterbury
T. de Witt Curler
New Yorkeeniucer
Unes
All-Winter Strike Planned by Anthracite Miners and Operators
Philadelphia talks between anthracite miners and operators collapsed over arbitration and contract length. Miners want a contract to April on the old scale while operators seek only the current coal year ending next March. An all winter strike appears imminent in the Pennsylvania hard coal fields.
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Jack A. Darrock
United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Minera
Milwaukee County Board Approves Courthouse Site Purchase
After hours of debate the Milwaukee county board approved buying a courthouse site by adding 450000 dollars to the 1923 tax budget and a similar amount in 1934.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Board
Milwaukee County
Noted Milwaukee Clubman Found Dead With Note
The body of Norman H. Inbush, clubman and war veteran, was found with a bullet in the head beside his car on a Milwaukee road, a note to notify Dr Gray remained. Despondency over ill health after wartime wounds is blamed. he had leg injuries and knee danger, and was a Harvard club member and sportsman. Survived by wife and two young children.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Norman H. Inbush
Milwaukee Worsted Mills
Inbush
France
Abush
Text
Wisconsin Harvard Club
Harvard l
Two Steel Companies Raise Workers Wages
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel announce 20 percent wage increases in common labor rates with a quitabia adjustment for other classes, effective September 1. Similar action followed United States Steel yesterday. Grace says workers were informed through representatives under the employer representation plan.
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United Press
New York
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Lackawanna Steel
Dow Jones Financial Agency
Auto owner found in Evanston after fatal Milwaukee crash
Sheriff reports the car linked to the Milwaukee fatal hit run has been located in Evanston. The female driver allegedly confessed after being shown the license plate number obtained from a machine. A manslaughter warrant is expected from the district attorney today.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Patrick McManus
Frances
Evanston
Lloyd George mourns loss of Free State leaders
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George sending a sympathy message to William Cosgrave, condoling the death of the Free State Army commanders. He honors them as fearless soldiers and a leader of energy and devotion, expressing deep sympathy to Ireland in a moment of need.
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Lloyd George
Free State
Associated Press
London
Tord
Jorge
William ‘T. Cosprave
Tish
Free State Army
Ieeland
Ireland
Illinois Coal Miners Return to Work After 129 Day Idle
Miners in Illinois resumed production today after a 129 day layoff as a peace settlement was reached through a joint conference. The accord outlines terms for a new contract starting April 1 and includes conditions for work and production resumption.
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Ay United
Ubbago—Uilineig
Cleveland
Minera
Welton
Wilturmson
Falls From Boat Ended In Drowning At Lake Mendota
White, 39, a Johnston High Test OW company official from Kewaunee, fell from his fishing boat into Lake Mendota and drowned. He was camping with his wife when the accident occurred near Ya ndta river locks at 7 o clock. His body was recovered an hour later by a beachgoer who spotted the submerged body. An official investigation was opened, marking the seventh fatality in the region this year.
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United Press
White
Johnston High Test OW Company
Kewaunee
Lake Mendota
Yandta
Omicimla
Ee Thax
Inke
Collins killed fighting at Taft head of his staff
Irish rebels attacked near Taft as government forces under Collins fought to repel them. Collins died from a rebel bullet while leading his men in a lopsided battle that saw several rebels wounded and the government line holding under heavy odds.
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Collins
Taft
George MacDonagh
United Presa Star
Tublin
Offivers Agunel Irish
Amstel Tas Bandon
Macroom Fale Yeaterday
Michael Calling
Cely
Winslow coal bill move slows in House rules shift
The House rules committee reports out the Winslow coal bill creating a commission with miners and operators to investigate the industry while an open bill would permit amendments. Debate centers on whether miners and operators should be represented and if such representation should be prohibited as urged by the President.
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Winslow
HOUSE
Associated Press
Washington, PD. C
House Rules Committee
Winston
Vieding
Prettiest stenog in Paris receives numerous proposals
Mis Augustine Dupont named Paris's prettiest stenographer attracts marriage offers and entertainment work. She received 324 marriage pins in ten days and carried with it 10,900 francs in prizes and prizes from several benefactors.
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Paris
Mis
Augustine Dupont
Beneigad
Pri
Transseau
Man Hunt for WZ Foster in Michigan
Federal authorities pursue William Foster and about sixty other escapees after a raid on a Communist convention in Bridgman Michigan. The operation, described as the largest single raid against the Communist movement in the United States, aimed to arrest alleged leaders and charge them under the Escales Tax law. Foster, noted as a leading figure among radicals, reportedly escaped during the raid.
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Charles R. Landh
United Press
Bridgman
Mich
William
Porter
Communista
Heart of the Woods
Here
Los Flay
First Federal Women Prisoners Sent to Waupun
Report notes the first group of federal women prisoners transferred to Waupun over a short period. The women, charged with federal offenses in Columbia and nearby areas, arrived this week amid heightened security and planning for confinement.
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Waupun
Rail Crisis and Guard Demobilizations Hit Key Rail Centers
Rail executives in New York discuss union proposals as protests affect service. The Brotherhood seeks concessions while the company agrees to trim armed guards. Six Oklahoma National Guard units are demobilized and about 100 deputy marshals remain to guard Rock Island shops at Shawneetown. Scattered violence continues near rail hubs.
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IBY Asauchien
New York
Amuser Matton
Gee
Tr Brotherhood
Ostaike Peat
AEE
Moti PS
Sericea Lowavie
Janie
Southern Railway
Oklahoma National Guard
United States
Rock Island
Shawanes
Vic
Measured Up After Nearly Year’s Repose
The soldier bonus bill moves from a lengthy senate stalemate toward final passage and conference with the house within a week. President Harding’s stance is still uncertain as debate opens, with Senator McCumber defending the measure and Senator Borah predicting its defeat if vetoed. Borah expects opposition votes to sustain a veto.
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Kenneth W. Clark
United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Harding
Assassination Preceded by Propaganda Battle in Dublin
Reports from Dublin describe a propaganda clash surrounding the assassination of Michael Collings. Placards from the provisional government and Irish irregulars accused each other, with one ironical poster portraying Collins supporters and another urging Irish citizens to back the provisional government amid turmoil in Ireland.
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Lenton
Michael Collings
Dubin
London
Arthur Griffitth
Ravernament
Asaaselnate Amonn de Valera
Sida
Free State
Collins
Stam
Ireland
India
Peace Restored Between Factions in South China
Sun Yat Sen announces peace between rival groups in South China. Associated Press report notes shifting alignments and renewed calm as factions move to end hostilities.
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Sun Yat-Sen
Associated Press
Schosglad
Ane
Sun Tat-sen
South China
Ane Landre
Norte
Machine hits streetcar. one killed in city incident
An early report details a fatal collision when a machine struck a streetcar in the city. The operator died at the scene while witnesses described the impact and aftermath along the street. Household workers and bystanders gathered as emergency services responded to the crash.
Unclear Weather Forecast with Thundershowers Ahead
Fragmentary report notes thundershowers this afternoon or tonight for Wisconsin, with little temperature change. Partial clouds expected, temperatures remain moderate. observers mention possible tonight and Thursday conditions.
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Illinois
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