Mussolini Reveals Daily Life in Personal Articles
The United Press releases Mussolini diary style articles dictated to Thomas B. Morgan. It portrays the premier's routine, work ethic, and seven government portfolios, asserting he works fourteen to sixteen hours daily and schedules every minute. The piece notes his trust in the United Press Rome office.
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United Press
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
United Press Service
Thomas B. Morgan
Morgan
United Press Organization
Rome
Cniird Press
United Press Association
Prerler
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Mastery of Body and Mind Behind Mussolini’s Rule
A fragmented wartime discourse extols total mental and physical vigor, urging seven hours sleep, strict focus on the task, and relentless work ethic. It cites Will Durant and Napoleon era discipline as model, detailing sleep patterns and efficiency claims as it links personal regimen to governance and grand council duties.
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Mussolinus
Andi
Willamt James
Dade
Fascfut Grand Council
Tong
Janesville Educator Touted for La Crosse Normal Presidency
Janesville, Wis where Frank Holt, longtime superintendent of the Janesville public schools, has been offered the presidency of the La Crosse State Normal School and may decide in a few days. Holt, renowned educator and former Wisconsin State Teachers Association president, returned from Madison today denying finality and stating he has not discussed the matter with the Janesville board.
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United Press
Janesville
Wis
Frank ©Ott
Associated Press
Frank
Holt
Madison
la Crosse
Wis lodge case favors Brotherhood in labor dispute
Judge Otto H. Breidenbach ruled in Milwaukee that the Wisconsin lodge of the Brotherhood of Transportation Workers is entitled to control after insurgents failed to appear. The decision enjoins the insurgents from hindering the brotherhood and orders return of books records and funds. The insurgents, now allied with the Brotherhood, will operate as Wisconsin Lodge No. 2 of the American Federation of Express Workers.
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Peessy
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Lodge
Whntherhoad
Taskway
Otto H. Breidenbach
Cave
Brotherhood
Las T. Stoget
Michael J. O'Donnell
Herman C. Marudiets
American Federation of Labor
Warsconsin Lodge
American Federation of Jaxpreas
Express
Wisconsin Brotherhood
Thy Brotherhood
Uncertain Hold Up Report From Watertown
A fragmentary tale from Watertown Wisconsin involves a claimed hold up and a missing minor. The report references a parent’s disapproval of spending and a suspect named Elmer Rawther who allegedly confessed to related actions.
Farm relief drives McNary-Haugen bill drive in Congress
Washington dispatch reports the House Agriculture Committee set hearings on farm relief. Southern and western farm leaders converge in Washington, led by George S. Peek, pressing the McNary-Haugen plan rebranded as the Lowden idea. The bill, dubbed McNary-Palmer, excludes the tariff yard and preserves the equalization fee while mobilizing national farm groups for action.
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House Committee On Agriculences
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Southern Farm Organizations
St. Louis
Southern Cotton
George S. Peek
Moline
Illinois
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Oregon
Hangen
Iena
Palmer
South Carolina
McNary-Palmer
Lowden
House Committee
Nations
Grange
Jends
McNary-Tangen
Tit Key
Judge Charles D Rosa Named To State Tax Commission
Judge Charles D Rosa appointed as a member of the State Tax Commission. The term runs to May 1827, replacing the resigning Thomas Tomkins of Argmland who had held a temporary post. Governor Zymerman signaled further similar moves after the reshuffle.
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State Tax Commission
Associated Presa
Magison
Charles DB. Rosaeldt
Coy
Fred Tt. Zimerman
Funor
Tiived Tomkins
Agmland
Tomkins
Ar Fae Terim
Jesa
RRO
Tax Commission
United States
Bune
Zynmer
Olson murder suspect hunted in Prairie du Chien
Acting on information that Erdman Olean, a missing college student, is sought for the murder of his sweetheart Cine Olson at his father’s home. Local authorities issued a search in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin as the case develops.
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Stern Vrairie du Chien
Wis
Erdman Olean
Cine Olson
Herring Run on Shock TV and Farm News Mixed from Wisconsin
The fragmented report mentions a herring run tied to a broadcast in Wisconsin, with references to a farm of Albert and locations like Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. It notes youths held at New Freedans and names Ira G. Smith and de la Oleon as officials, while transport catches near Dyckeville and Red Nim are referenced amid scattered place names.
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Shock TV
la Haggerty
Abert
Declines to Quit Her Job Refuses to Quit Wisconsin Post
Mrs Attillle Widell, age 34, widowed, refuses to quit her seat on the Wisconsin grain and warehouse commission. She says Charles Peacock Blaine appointee has no federal license to act as grain inspector and waits for Pearcd to qualify. Peacock claims Governor Blaine advised replacement is effective and Widell was removed by Blaine’s delay.
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City Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Attillle
Widell
Wisconsin Grain and Warehouse Commission
Charh Peacock
Blaine
Brain and Wirehouse Commission
Pearcd
Peacock
Board of Trade
Yiacock
Wihlell
Haine
Will Rogers Comments on Baseball Exhibition Day
Will Rogers, visiting Commissioner Landis, weighs in on the bases investigation and entertainment plans. He comments on expected attendees and a postponement, noting the drama surrounding the event while teasing ideas about popular games.
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Will Rogers
Associated Press
Chiedgo
Beverley HoIs
Landis Tolay
DT O
Rogers
Landis
Lidheerss
LD Phy
Geound
Maten
Ashland sheriff on pork theft trail
Ashland county Sheriff Ed Darmandy reports a pork theft, valued at 360 dollars, from stock of the Kneeland-McLirg Lumber Co near Can. No 10. Darmandy says two young men fled toward the trail, with investigators piecing clues from the scene.
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United Press
Ashland
Wis
Darmandy
Sherittelent
Ashland County
Lywenny
Can
Kneeland-McLirg Tumber Co
Dermandy
Revere
Warden Clashes Over Control Of State Penitentiary
Warden Shonina J Tynan in Cangyan City defies executive order suspending him for ten days. Governor Morley alleges misconduct including drunkenness and mistreatment of convicts. Courts reportedly say governor cannot suspend a warden. gates and guards remain in place as tension over possession continues.
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Colorado State Penitentiary
Morley
Cressy Yenver
Shonina J. Tynan
Cangyan City
SQV
Clarence T. Morley
Synuam
Hig
Wrlls
Tynen
Culford St. Cilsswen
Fremont County
Aeling Ayhildr
Tynan
Glisaun
Today in Congress overview and committee actions
A garbled report outlines congressional activity with references to Lausanne Treaty discussion, executive actions, and Judiciary Committee probes into bribery involving Senator Gould. It notes hearings on Packers stockyards, naval appropriations, and military, railroad, and agricultural committee considerations amid ongoing investigations and funding debates.
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Nate
Thin Uth
Gould
Mabie
NGLSH
Appropriations
Hrura
Woy
Davia
Agriculturee Econimittes
President Coolidge Opposes New Cruisers Budget Plans
Washington reports President Coolidge again opposes construction of new cruisers while endorsing any congressional authorization for cruisers if Treasury is not tapped. In hearings, Adm. Leahy and others testified on navy needs, with Republicans debating over the budget and ship authorization.
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Verench
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Elren
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Fereiem Rountrina
Aservina
Qmail Cormits
Butler
Love Lapses In Turbulent Calif Marriage Push
In Los Angeles a mother pursues a minor in a romance as marriage plans unravel amid legal notices and telegraphy chatter. An actress witnesses delays and officials discuss licenses while public interest spurs a tense sequence of interviews and paperwork.
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Aukett
Los Angeles
Calif
Astaire
Hardesa
Deere
Angeles
Candiadiy
Oriel
Avistre Seupid
Governor Ferguson Issues Pardons At Rate Of 25 Per Day
Governor Miriam Ferguson issues clemency and pardons as she drives through Texas. The tally reaches 3,037 total proclamations, with twenty-five per day and 31 clemency proclamations included.
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Austin
Wax
Miriam Ferguson
Iseuine Dardendit
Driva Lo
U S Marine Guard Lands at Managua
A force of 10 sailors and marines departed from the U S Galveston to guard American interests in Managua Nicaragua and protect U S personnel and Huey aircraft. The State Department announced that British and Italian diplomatic representatives requested outside protection. The dispatch notes the withdrawal of some naval forces and cites ongoing representations to the American minister at Managua about regional protection and intramural tensions.
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Associated Press
Managus
Nicaragua
U. S
Galveston
Corinta
Managua
United States
Washington, D. C
Annement
Manngus
Nidrogus
Coys
Lathmer
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Vicarague
General
American Republic
State Department
Calrl
Department of Stace
Sakherdlan Chaveen Datiures
Leopold and Loeb court drama in $100000 damage suit
In a Chicago circuit court Leopold and Loeb faced a $100,000 damage suit amid testimony on their 1924 crime. The proceedings featured chaotic exchanges, evasive responses, and moments of seeming boredom as the defendants interacted with attorneys and witnesses.
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Leopold and Loeb IW Court
Price
Leopold
Leonid
Voray Lagh
British and American ships respond to Hankow crisis
British and American naval reinforcements head toward Hankow as mobs threaten the city at the Yangtze confluence. Ships from Shanghai reportedly move up the Yangtze to protect foreign quarters while appeals for more land and naval forces rise in London.
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iRy United Press
New York
Mankows
Central Ching
Ipda
Hankow
Wuchang
Hanyan
Chia
APPE
Als
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London
Trantic
Fankow
Foreign Office
Hanken
Governor Zimmerman Opposes Garey for La Crosse Normal
Governor Zimmerman attacks Senator Garey for La Crosse Normal School presidency. He warns the nomination would insult Wisconsin and harm state education, calling it political and dangerous to morale. The governor urges officials to resist any political influence in state education appointments.
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Zimmerman
Garey
LA Crosse
Ty Agsoerated Press
Madison
A. F. Garey
Gnerelda
Influenza Mild Amid Hopeful Early Seasonal Start
A fragment describes a mild flu season with muted impact at American ports. It notes cooler weather and cautious celebrations, while health officials monitor spread and local responses.
Widow Receives Insurance Proceeds After Policyholder Death
In Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin two years ago Seibel’s death prompted a life insurance claim. The widow Louise Plehleve received a check as policy proceeds were settled after discovery during an audit by the insurer, as reported by The Northwest.
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Seiebl
Louise
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Narrowly Cloudy
Partly cloudy conditions expected across Wisconsin with only minor changes tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures remain mild and winds light as coastal trends ease. Local forecasts call for limited precipitation and a quiet overnight period.
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