Marriage as a social failure divided views of jurists
Denver juvenile court judge Ben B. Lindsey declares marriage a failure citing child cases while Chicago judge Sabath defends marriage after years hearing divorce filings. An Interior paper summarizes Sabath’s contrasting stance as Lindsey cites Denver data showing 3000 licenses issued and 2500 divorce suits in a year.
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Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Colt
United Press
Sabath
Chicago
Lindsey
Alice Roche
New York
Jake Lindsey
New Fork
Premier Lenine In Soviet Russia Reported Very Ill
Associated Press reports Riga advices say Premier Lenine is very ill again. Western European physicians have been summoned. No direct Moscow confirmation yet. A Moscow dispatch earlier noted he would not leave home for several days due to illness from overwork.
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Premier Lenine
Soviet Russia
Associated Press
Lenine
Riga
Faya
Higa
Europe
Moscow
Soscow
Lenke
Kamenoff
Moscow Soviet
Cattleman Kneeskern Seeks New Trial In Van Brocklin Slayings
Charles Kneeskern, a Vasxtania cattleman, is charged with killing Mrs Irene Van Brocklin and her husband Charles Van Brocklin. Backed by Mrs Van Brocklin’s mother, Kneeskern previously convicted of murdering Irene, was granted a new trial by Judge Taylor and released on bail. The case involves disputed motives and a venue change to Floyd County.
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BF United Press
Charles Chey
Irene Vanrecklin
Elirving
Kneeskern
Vasxtania
van Brocklin
Charles van Brocklin
Judes Taylor
Winnesmick County
Floyd County
van Brockling
Rieeskern’s
Hneeskern
Hac
Alain Hoth
Koecskern
oRimer van Brocklin
Charles
Vnse
Jan
National Debt Reduction in 1922 Reported
United States financial summary notes a drop in the national debt during 1922 from its peak to $22.96 billion by December 20, with a total reduction of about $2.03 billion since the peak. As of January 1, 1923, the debt stood at $23.439 billion, indicating a continued decrease per capita.
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United Dprassy
Washington
DB. C
Treasury Department
Guards Fire on Union Crowd at Herrin Mine Killing
United Press report from Marion outlines testimony in the Herrin massacre trial. Frank Renfrow described guards firing into a mob outside the Lester strip mine the day before the killings, as witnesses recalled armed guards stopping travelers and killing three union miners.
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Herrin
Hlanora C. Derr
United Press
Marion
Til
Lester Strip
Frank Renfrow
Ehils
Tele
de Dren Werg
Tester
Williamson
Investigation of Upshaw Charges Sparks House Probe
A House resolution, proposed by Rep. Hil of Maryland, asks the judiciary committee to investigate charges that governors and other officials fail to enforce the money laws after Rep. Upshaw of Georgia accused them of improprieties. The panel will report whether the charges are true or false and whether Upshaw violated House privileges, with recommendations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hil
Maryland
Upshaw
Georgia
Judiciary Committee
House
Dexter, Milwaukee native, dies in Birmingham at 74
Avelyn I. Dexter, 74, former Milwaukee resident and once president of a Milwaukee storage operation, died at his Birmingham Alabama home. He previously ran a milling and later storage business in Whiterwater.
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Associated Presa Mibwankee
Avelyn I. Dexter
Milwaukee
Ab One
Tme
Elmost
Birmingham
Whiterwater
Outside Hearings Fire Up Morehouse Kidnapping Case
In Bastrop Morehouse parish residents prepare for an open hearing on the kidnaping and murder of Matt Daniels and Thomas Richards by a hooded mob. Troops occupy Bastrop. Mer Rouge supports the protectors. Governor Parker orders the investigation amid Klan blame. Federal agents report tapped wires at Mer Rouge.
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United Press
IE. A. Shelner
United Press State
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Matt Daniels
Thomas Richards
Morehouse. Parish
Barker
Parker
Mer Rouge
Daniels
Andits
Wood County Hearing Looms in Mail Bomb Case
Wood County awaits a preliminary hearing for James Magnuson held on a mail bomb charge after he allegedly sent the device that wounded James S. Chapman. Officials say they are confident they have the right man and deputies head to Marshfield to pursue additional arrests or subpoenas for tomorrow’s hearing.
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Wood County
Wisconshy
Sheci Brogie
Wisconsin Rapids
Marshfield
Guard Officers to Choose Delegates to National Convention
Madison up to twenty five Wisconsin National Guard officers with major ranks will meet in Milwaukee Saturday afternoon to elect a delegate to the National Guard convention. The association meets this year in Indianapolis on February 1. Other matters will be discussed at the Silwaukee Conference to be held at the Pfister Hotel at 2 oclock. Attendance is voluntary but officers within the area are urged to attend if possible.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wisconsin
National Guard
Milwaukee
Indianapolls
Pfister
Teieeast Orlarndy Trobway Hen
Bonar Law Goncdes One Point In Diplomacy Talks
Paris reports the Allied talks focus on French reparations with Premier Poincare urged to push for the plan as a conference minimum. British Prime Minister Bonar Law plans to press Paul Polaive for discussion while French cabinet officials meet to secure ally agreement.
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Cabinet Council of
France
Poincare
Associated Press
Paris
Andrew Bonar Law
Melock
Polaware
Polacite
Berar Law
Will
Paria
Millerand
Mier Poincare
Louis Barthou
Reparations Commission
de Lasteyria
Vans
Cities Want Bigger Federal Buildings Across 140 Areas
The Associated Press reports Secr etary Mellon and Postmaster General Works told Congress there is a need for larger federal buildings in 140 cities with total costs over 40 million dollars. Notable estimates include Oshkosh 350000, Racine 100000, and Ann Arbor 156000 among others in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Congress
Mellon
Postmaster General Works
Citien
Kenosha
Jackson
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Ann Arbor
Battle Greek
Kalamazoo
Pontiae
Saginaw
Janesville
Wis
Oshkosh
Manlower, We
Racine
J Uy Wia
Sheboygan
Victor Arnold Leaves Jail on $25,000 Bail
Wisconsin banker preacher Victor H. Arnold was arrested on an indictment charging defrauding investors in a bond company. He posted a $25,000 cash bail last evening and was released from Brooklyn jail. Arnold said the charges were a frame up and planned to defend in Superior, Wisconsin on January 23.
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New York
Victor VW
Arnold
Th Oanker
Wisconsin
Tageside
Long Island
Ngo Wall
Armend
Superior
Wis
H. 8. Corbett
Jealous Rage Attacks Wife and Man with Hatchet
In Cedar Rapids last night a man assaulted his wife with a hatchet after an argument about his home. He then attacked another man, Sam Ka cere, and attempted to kill himself. Police and physicians treated the injured before the assailant surrendered.
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Py United Prege
Cedar Wapids
Abe
Cheely
Cedar Hapida
Sam Kacere
Wacere
Kacere
Raymal
Kaceda
Flexible immigration debate at merchant tailors meeting
The House immigration committee heard from Bates Tygettort of the National Association of Merchant Tailors about relaxing limits on immigration. He argued for a work force ready to supply labor, noting wartime needs and citizenship considerations, while urging a flexible policy and skilled workers to support national industry and growth.
Forged Prescriptions Traced to Makers Across Cities
An investigation traces forged prescriptions to makers in Minneapolis and Chicago. Four counterfeit batches of 100 prescriptions were circulated, with distribution by two unnamed Chicago figures and links to the Milwaukee thefts. Verifications name Mapyles Silverman, assistant to a prohibition director, amid broader Wisconsin prescription theft reports.
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Adgoululent Prowiy
Minneapolis
Mimi
Hquer
Founterfaitern
Swithh Healquarter
Chicago
Mapyles Silverman
U. J
Arbuckle Barred From Ohio Screenings Report
Rioting reports end inRoland Rivgetl, district film censor, barring film star from Ohio venues. Confused notes mention Arbuclke and screenings halted amid controversy.
Sheriff Gas Question For Court Decision
A court decision questions the sheriff's authority over a gas dispute in Marinette County. The executive order and directives involve enforcement actions and potential property seizure while addressing public safety and order. Officials consider how to balance preventive measures with due process during the proceedings.
Congress Sifts Aid Bills Amid Budget Scramble
Senate and House panel hearings craft amendments to proposed funding packages. Officials debate allocations for social programs, defense, and infrastructure as deadlines loom and committee members push for quick action amid partisan pressure.
Hazelwood Highway Chairman Reported Hospitalized After Incident
John A. Hazelwood, highway chairman, was removed to Mont JBinai hospital today following a controversial incident described by officials as dangerous. Officials from the Wincegstiy Tollway commission provided vague details, with witnesses noting hazy statements from medical staff and political figures.
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Talted
Mibwaukee
Joy Hazelwood
Pat
Wincegstiy Tieliway
Evitieuel
Mont Jbinai Hospital
Ku Klux Order Issues Ultimatum to City Officials
A Ku Klux Klan missive warns Madison city officials, accusing them of alleged malfeasance and influence by police and local leaders. The letter, signed by a Klan officer, demands action and threatens consequences if concerns are not addressed, citing police salaries and enforcement questions.
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ITV
Madison
State “Prohibition “Enforcement
Aitfiglent
Death of Milwaukee newspaper man Campbell hailed in Wisconsin
Associated Press reports the death of editor and assistant editor in Milwaukee connected with that city’s newspaper scene. Campbell, famed as perhaps the most widely known Wisconsin newsroom figure, served in civic affairs and led the City Club. He died after a long illness with bronchial trouble, at age 11? The notice notes his wartime service and a French government decoration for his stance in support of allied efforts.
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Associated: Press
Milwaukee
H Hell
Atella
Homme
Newapay
Wisconsin
Tie Wan
Itis
Ale Ea
Deputy Sheriffs Locate Cabin of Mrs Clara Phillips
United Press reports deputy sheriffs found a Beverly Glen cabin fifteen miles from Mrs Clara Phillips’s location. They claimed she fled Teson Bates county jail aided by an Automobby at sixty miles per hour the morning of her escape. Authorities say her husband Armour Phillips arranged the getaway and delivery.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calli
Tra
Angeles
Chatta Phens
Hammer Nurs Ideresa
Fox Cour
Patter Ker
Teson
Bates County
Dee. Sr
Farthey
Abes
Prhillips
Sty
Beverly Glen Cabiin
Armour
Phillie
Weather forecast for Tampenatars region
Cloudy with unsettled conditions across the north and west. Tonight shows cooler temperatures with low visibility. Thursday brings a mix of sun and clouds and continued cool highs and light winds.
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Pars
Thorad
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