Snowden Wins Advantages In Deliberations
British chancellor Philip Snowden achieved a decisive edge in reparations talks, securing more than 83 percent of his demands and wining Italy to purchase 1,000,000 tons of coal annually from Britain. Germany resisted further concessions, seeking costs of Rhineland occupation to be halted as compensation. The Big Six eyed continued talks with a full conference planned for Friday.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Bague
U.R
Europe
Philip Snowden
Italy
France
Japan
Belgium
Rhineland
Snowden
Great Britain
Germany
Britain
Hague
Gustav) Stresemann
Owen D. Young
Mystery Plane Stuns At Cleveland Air Races
The Travelair "Mystery Plane" powered by a Chevrolet motor wowed veterans as Doug Glas Davis of Atlanta piloted a rapid first showing at Municipal Airport. The aircraft performed barrel rolls and outpaced army pursuit ships soaring into the sky. Mrs. Louise Thaden of Pittsburgh aims to fly the new ship to break her own women speed record of 166 mph.
Bull injures girl in Wisconsin farm attack
Eleanor Ba brick, 17, was injured on her father's farm at Galesville when a bull charged her. She was found unconscious with a prostrate body. doctors reported a broken right leg and cuts and bruises to her head and body.
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Galesville
Wis
Eleanor Babrick
Surgeon Dr Howat Fr-Dr. W F Howat Dies After Operation
Hammond Indiana Dr W F Howat 80 longtime president of the Indiana State Medical association and noted Calumet surgeon died at St Margaret hospital after a major operation following a day of illness two sons survive
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Hammond
Ind
W. F. Howat
Indiana State Medical Association
Calumet
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Dirigibles At National Fair Attract Crowd Forces To Center On Graf Zeppelin
Air show at the national fair features lighter-than-air craft with Graf Zeppelin and Los Angeles leading a fleet of Goodyear blimps. Arrivals expected: Graf Zeppelin late afternoon westbound, Los Angeles from Lakehurst at 3 15 p.m. Blimps perform formations while naval planes hook onto the Los Angeles for demonstration. Lindbergh stuns crowd with aerobatics as Philly and Oakland derbies race, including women’s speed event and a parachute jump.
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Merton T. Akers
United Press
Municipal
Cleveland
Iu.p
Los Angeles
Navy
Air Face
West
Lakehurst
N. Dj
Akron
Saratoga
Goodyear
Philadelphia Flyers
Boston
Oakland
Springfield
Lindbergh
Lindy
North Atlantic
Naval
Miami
George Halsey
Kansas City Flyer
Maj
Garrall Cone
Little Rock
Ari
Bush resigns as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh announces the resignation of Donie Bush as Pirates manager effective immediately. Jewell Ens is named acting manager after a meeting with president Barney Dreyfuss. The Pirates had a rough eastern trip with many losses, ending Bush’s three year tenure that included a 1927 pennant.
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Pittsburgh
Donie Bush
Pirates
Barney Dreyfuss
Dreyfuss
Jowell Ens
Bush
McKechnie
Yanks
Uprising Threat Looms in Palestine as British Watch
Washington reports Britain pledges to protect American lives and property in Palestine while Moslem uprisings threaten Jerusalem Damascus and Trans-Jordan. Casualties rise amid Arab Jewish clashes as consuls seek safer postings and troops move to restore order.
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Washington, D. C
Palestine
Dawes
State Department
Foreign Office
Stimson
Paul Kaabenshue
Jerusalem
Hls
Tel Aviv
Hebron
Judean
Jordan
Beersheba
Trans- Jordania
Damascus
Smoke Hamps Driving in Wisconsin Michigan Border Fires
A new series of small forest fires along the Wisconsin Michigan boundary remained under control. Smoke from the fires cast a pall over the district and hindered highway driving. A blaze near Matchwood Michigan, near Phelps, burned slash land owned by Diamond Match Co. Winds shifted, easing fires around Boot and Deerskin lakes.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Wisconsi-Michigan
Matchwood
Mich
Phelps
Diamond Match Company
New Gas Tax Bill Aims to Satisfy All Legislators
Washington reports the bill on a four cent gasoline tax with two cent increase and three quarters of the revenue to repeal personal property tax. Northern and southern counties would gain highway funds while debates over minority reports and through highways continue.
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Madison
Kasinan Hill
Assembly
Botl
Witconsin
Jomb Finance
Kahler
Cvernor Kahler
Senate
Sen
J Oh
Carroll
Kohler Vetoes Delinquent Tax Land Purchase Bill
Governor Kohler vetoed Sen. J. H. Carroll’s bill to buy delinquent tax lands in counties where 10 percent or more of land was sold for taxes in 1928. He warned it would cost the general fund over four hundred thousand dollars annually with no funding method and unlikely to provide a permanent solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madixon
Kohler
Sen
J. H. Carroll
Carroll
Kohler to Speak at State Fair Amid Crowds
Governor Kohler will headline Wisconsin State Fair today, delivering official messages as crowds exceed earlier days. The Kohler band and Kenosha American Legion band plan concerts from 9 PM into the night as state officers and legislators attend events.
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Kohler
Milwaukee
Crow
Ernor Kohler
Tose
Wisconsin
Kenosha American Legion
Graf Zeppelin speeds toward Lakehurst amid headwinds
The Graf Zeppelin battled headwinds as it crossed the central United States en route to Lakehurst after leaving Los Angeles to participate in the national air exposition. Radio issues hindered contact, with sightings reported in Davenport Iowa Farmington Missouri and Chicago Illinois as the airship neared its planned path to Cleveland and Lakehurst.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Osn
Southwest
Central States
Lakelinst
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Missouri
Kirkville
Great Lakes
Farmington
Davenport
Lakehurst
Prospect
Graf Zepelin
Lakeharsh
Noo
Washingate
Mute Pass
Mirilison
Mississippi River
Unie City
Scott Field
Army Ayehiller Anmir
Counterfeit Trail Leads to Missouri Arrests
A Wisconsin linked counterfeit trail led authorities to Charles Notaras and Nick Cuda in Cape Girardeau Missouri. Both Chicago men were arrested awaiting transfer to St. Louis jail after arraignment on counterfeiting charges and held without bond.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Wisconsin
Charles Notaras
Nick Cuda
Chicago
St. Louis
Kohler Vetoes Measure on Agent Auto Licenses
Governor Kohler vetoed a bill by Assemblyman B. D. Eashmin that would move license plate distribution from the secretary of state to county clerks. He cited efficiency of the centralized system but urged further study by a special committee before any change in 1942, noting cost, facilities, and personnel concerns. About 80,000 licenses issued last year yielded $11,627,000 in fees. state costs totalled $632,900.
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Madison
Secretary of State
Kohler
Assamblyman B. D. Eashmin
Wisconsin
Lin
County Clerks’ Association
nMice
Anch
Authorities plan to check over the many claims against firm
Chicago authorities raid the offices of D. D. Snedecker Co. to locate all claimants. Miss Lilian Williams reports $350 invested with no return. A warrant for Lee Harris is outstanding. Investigators note many lists and directories suggest a broad Chicago reach. Officials expect losses to rise beyond $16,000 as the probe expands.
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Chicago
U.P
Illinois
D. D. Snedecker Co
State’s Attorney
D. D. Snedecker
Lilian Wiliams
Lawrence Avenue
Snedecker Company
Lee Harris
Orm
Harris
New York
Holt
Governor vetoes state park bills over funding concerns
Madison Wisconsin Governor Walter J Kohler vetoed four park related measures for Northern Lakes park and Kettle Moraine park acquisitions, plus county auto registration and tax delinquent land actions. He said conservation funds could finance the parks and that the general fund should be conserved due to heavy appropriations.
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Madison
U.P
Northern Lakes Park
Kettle Moraine Park
Walter J Kohler
Northern Lakes
J. H. Carroll
Glidden
Flambeau Riyly
Sawyer County
Fond Divan
Sheboygan
Slain Couple Siblings Names In Willard Search
Paul Peterson 27 fled after shooting his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Ernest Riggs. His car was found in a ditch six miles west of Greenwood Wisconsin. He was seen on Willard streets between 2 and 4 pm yesterday. authorities there had not heard of the slaying.
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Greenwood
Wis
Paul Peterson
Here
Ernest Riggs
Peterson
Willard
Law maker is robbed at Galesville hatchery theft
Chicken thieves strike at the Galesville hatchery run by Mrs. Thomas Hunter wife of an Assemblyman. They steal high quality poultry stock and flout the state poultry theft law in the act.
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Galesville
Wis
Galesville Hatchery
Thomas Hunter
Hunter
Hunter Place
Marshall Improving After Operation in Zurich
Louis Marshall noted American lawyer underwent an operation in Zurich and showed steady improvement. His temperature and pulse were normal as of Monday.
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Zurich
Seitzerland
Louis Marshall
Warrant Issued for Stal Man Fritz Schmidt in Fatal Neenah Crash
A municipal court issued a warrant for Fritz Schmidt of Zittau on a complaint that he failed to stop and identify after a collision on county trunks near Neenah. Mrs. Cilford Cottrill of Neenah is gravely injured and Mrs. Cottrill’s brother John Kent, a 15 year old Milwaukee boy, was driving the car. An Oshkosh motorist transported Mrs. Cottrill to Theda Clark Hospital where she remained unconscious. Schmidt reportedly left to dump gravel before returning to aid the injured.
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Fritz Schmidt
Zittau
Cilford Cottriff
Neenah
Outagamle
Theda Clark Hospital
Irving Stilp
Coitrill
Cottrill
John Kent
Milwaukee
Peters Trucking Company
Emily Kont
Kent
Neenah Hospital
Schmidt
Graf Zeppelin Over Kansas City Aims Transcontinental Aid
The Graf Zeppelin flew over Kansas City at 9 38 a m completing over half its cross country flight. Commander Hugo Eckener guided the airship at about seventy five miles an hour as crowds filled streets rooftops and the Liberty Memorial awaiting the spectacle since dawn.
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Kansas City
U.P
Hugo Eckener
Texas
Liberty Memorial
Ice Cream Consumption Rises Across Nation
Washington reports rising ice cream consumption with 348,048,000 gallons sold last year. Per capita use reached 2.90 gallons in 1928, up from 2.49 gallons in 1919 and 1 gallon in 1910, as the Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
America
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pickets Accused in Racine Sale Picket Dispute
Edward I. Thiele owner of a department store sought an injunction to stop Allen A hosiery strikers from picketing during a sale. He alleged threats and damage by the pickets and named the Ma nosh a Trades and Labor Council and the Keena branch of the Knitters union with a combined 16 000 members.
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Racine
Wisi
Allen
E. Smalley
Edward I. Thiele
Hiamployes
Manosha J Trades and Labor Council
Keena
Knitters’ Union
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