United States Increases Naval Force for Nicaragua Crisis
Washington reports six more Navy ships and 400 marines ordered to Nicaragua to back Admiral Latimer. The action aims to protect American lives and property as tensions rise over support for the Nicaraguan liberal government amid Mexican and Central American turmoil.
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Paul R. Mallon
Washington, D. C
Nicaaragua
Diaz
United States
Kellogg
Latimer
Mexico
Associated Press
Nicaragua
Cincinnati
Marblehead
Barker Smith-Thompson
Osborne
Ladmer
Navy Department
Galveston
Manarua
Grain office row over desk keys in Superior
In Superior the grain commission's Mrs. Widell keeps the official desk keys in her handbag while successor Charles Peacock sits in the swivel chair. Widell refuses to quit over Peacock not yet licensed for federal grain inspection. legal action anticipated as Tartley prepared to serve.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Molle ‘Widell
Charles Peacock
The
Grain Commission
Widell
Peacock
Blaine
T. Tartley
Widel
Mra. Widell
Mr. Peacock
Sharp earthquake disturbs Calexico across border
A sharp earthquake rattled Calexico and Mexicali after a night of minor tremors. Six night shocks occurred, weakening buildings but causing no major damage. The morning quake, seventh in fourteen hours, was the strongest yet with no reported damage. Neperta from El Centro noted the tremor but confirmed limited impact.
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Calexico
Cali
Mexicali
Neperta
el Centro
Imperial Valley
Store Burglarized in Kenosha Looting Suspects Sought
Neighbors reported two men looting a shop in Kenosha Wisconsin as police investigated a burglary at a jewelry store. The heist appeared to involve most of the jewelry stock with authorities seeking suspects and reviewing footage.
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Kenosha, Wis
Alfi
Frozen to Death in Arizona Blizzard
United Press reports Fred J. Ikinson a sergeant once of Camp Douglas was found frozen to death while hunting in the Catalina mountains near Tucson Arizona during a severe early season blizzard. Local authorities received word of the tragedy.
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United Press
Lishen
Fred J.ikinson
Camn Douglas
Catalina Mountains
Tucson
Ariz
Royal Family Music Hint From Mme Marchesi
London report notes veteran singer Mme Marchesi urges the royal family to show more interest in music to spur England’s musical world. She recalls nursing the Prince of Wales as a baby and describes Queen Victoria’s contralto, while Dickens era venues face modern changes and gas lighting replaces coal.
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London
England
Aime
Blanche Marchesi
Queen Victoria
Mme. Marchesi
Thomas Leecham
Mme. Marches
Prince of Wales
Bury
Abergeidle Castle
Scotland
Detroit War Veterans Seek End to Bank Loan Restrictions
About 1000 former service men gathered in the Detroit city council chamber as veterans urged banks to resume loans on government insured certificates. Bank representatives explained lending limits to customers, while fiery speeches and demonstrations marked the Wednesday night meeting.
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Associated Prese
Detroit
Mich
Detroit War Veterans
Clearing House Association
City Council
Marion farmer kills self with shotgun on his farm
Special to The Northwestern reports Julius Tellock of Marion Wisconsin shot himself on his farm two miles south of Marion around 2 pm. The body lay near a woodshed doorway. Tellock placed the gun in his mouth and died instantly. His wife found him. no inquest. He left a wife and five children. health and finances described as not alarming. Funeral plans not announced.
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Munawa
Wis
Julius Tellock
Marion
Tellock
Tellosk
Dr. Mulvaney
Marian
L. J. Smith
Waupaca
Prince William of Sweden Visits as Private Citizen
The Swedish prince, six feet four, renowned sailor and author, visited New York as a private figure. He spoke of hunting, aviation, literature, and drama, noting he earns by writing and lecturing, rejects a state bounty, and enjoys sports but dislikes dancing.
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New York
Prince William
Sweden
Leigtit
Sop Ciety
Jirince
Africa
Peinerle
Anil
Funeral Preparations for Sloan Noted Chicago Resident
Chicago reports preparations today for the funeral of John J. Sloan a Chicago leader and financier who died Wednesday after a long illness. He served as president of the board of royal improvements and played a key role in a $22 000 000 Walker drive project and city development. Sloan was born September 26 1868 and held various offices with Wisconsin Granite and other firms.
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United Press
Chicago
John J. Sloan
1 Board of
Royal Improvements
Lever
Biloxi
Aixs
Sloan
Hue
Gack County
Wisconsin
Armour Meditate of Technology
Wieconain Granite Company
Recount Sought After Kiel City Hall Bond Vote
Manitowon residents call for a recount of the Kiel city hall bond issue worth 70000 dollars after the ballot failed by a clear majority. The request arises from the close division in the recent vote and the outcome remains under review.
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Keé Press
Manitowen
Kiel
Daughter refuses share of 72 million will in faith
Grace Minford, daughter of Lewis Minford the New Jersey sugar broker, rejects a potential inheritance split with two sisters and a brother, saying her heavenly reward will be far greater. She stayed in the Dominican monastery in Newark after resisting her father’s wishes to disinherit.
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Dominican Order of
Grace Minford
Associated Prasad New York
Lewis
Minford
Deal
N. J
Big Daurshter
Miss Minfort
Poison Label Leads to Tragic Home Death
Marian, 15, drank from a bottle labeled poison in her home after quarrels with her boyfriend and family tensions with parents. Friends recall bidding farewell to a canary as she locked her door and collapsed on a bed before doctors confirmed the poison as highly prized but mislabeled pharmaceutical fluid.
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Prase
Milwaukee
Marlon Ieren
Mata
Fred Ilokon
Holton
Martan
Welton
Martin
Pete
Marian
Haltan
Noison
Cudahy and Marie Astaire Marriage Bid Ends in Disarray
Michael Cudahy 19, heir to the Cudahy fortune, and Marie Astaire 19, actress, faced a failed attempt to obtain a marriage license across three counties. Cudahy returned to his mother Mrs. J. P. Cudahy after his plans collapsed, with Astaire at a hotel in Hollywood. The episode closed amid family intervention and public attention.
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Aby
Associated. Press
Los ‘Angeles
Michael Cudahy
Met
Marie Astaire
Millon
Urido
Heroelf
Hally= syood
Cudahy
J. P. Cudahy
Jak Cudahy
Santa Barbara
Three Missing Men Searched Mount Hood
In Oregon three men missing since Wednesday night prompted a mountain search led by the county sheriff and volunteers. More than 100 people joined the hunt on Mount Hood for Tealia Brown and Branley plus two other flyers.
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Porthind
Ore
Mount Mood
Bern
Dnehudtage
Arny
Mornu
Tealia
MesTwyhelshta
Aleht
Kooy and
Branley
Mowntern
Sixteenth Annual Show Opens at Eagles Hall
The Shebouran Poultry and Pet Stock association opened its sixteenth annual show today in the Eagles hall. It marks the first time the Engley hall has been opened to the public.
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United Preras
Shoveyenn
Wix
Shebouran Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Eagles' Hall
Phils
Demands for Proof of Federal Reserve Conspiracy Claims
A damaged OCR letter from 1929 shows Abacciat and Presa Washington pressuring Henry Ford to prove alleged international control of the Federal Reserve. The correspondence insists on evidence or a public disproof while rejecting alien race or factional influence.
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Sal Bloom
New York
Abacciat
Presa
Washington
Teg
Henry Ford
Federal Reserve System
Cameron
Ard
Bern Lo
Petter Ludden
Cilleton
Feneru
Rifle Bullet Teches Man on Roadside
Thomas Scanlon, a woodworker, narrowly escaped serious injury when a rifle bullet ripped through his cap on a road near Rhinelander Wisconsin. He suffered a scalp wound. A hunter apparently fired the shot.
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United Press
Rhinelander
Whs
Thomas Schlon
Woodaman
Scanlon
Vareloe
House Reports Half Billin Bill Budget For Next Year
The House received the annual appropriation bill totaling 512,901,808 to fund independent commissions and boards next year, 603,128 below this year and 62,833 under recommendations. Top item is 473,400,000 for the Veterans Bureau with a 10,435,009 rise over current funds but 2,000,000 below budget figures.
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Woshington
Veterans Bureau
Wisconsin University Defends Academic Freedom Amid Controversy
University leaders in Wisconsin defend academic freedom as President Glenn Prank faces pressure over prior statements and challenged analyses by MacGregor and others. The dispute centers on taxation debate, faculty independence, and political interference within the university.
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Wisconsin University
Cby
Lirica Y Madison
University of Wisconsin
Glenn Prank
Bathuys
Meor
Ford
MacGregor
John J. Blatres
Favrernor
Wisconsin Tamque
Munielwaldes
Frank
Blaine
MacCregor
Afl
University At Wisconsin
Marriage ends college romance in Beloit ceremony
A ceremony in Beloit College’s chapel united Mildred Magen and Oate Pack in marriage, with both listed as Beloit College graduates. The event took place today at the college chapel, witnessed by friends and family.
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Mildred Magen
Oate Pack
Grace
Beloit College
Ghlasdt
Congress Schedules Show Trade Pact Debate And Naval Funds
Fragmented notes show today in Congress with Senate consideration of a treaty and executive branch issues. House committees examine naval appropriations and independent offices while the military and agriculture panels discuss service programs and farm relief.
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Ehranitineg
Geld
Repititean
HOUSE
Conaldera Naval
Patrick
Ale Gervier
Agriculture
Canglders Farm
Epliet
Reelected Secretary Earns Twentieth Consecutive Term
The report notes Frank J. Webner reelected secretary of the Federated Trades Council for a twentieth consecutive term. The group urged the state federation to use full power to push forward the effort to secure the BLE that would aid defendants in the cited cases.
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Iis United Reas
Milwraker
Frank J. Webnr
Cournell Mat Ndeht
Pte Des
Canalytion
Atate Federation
Ertinal
Police Take Wanted Man After Detroit Arrest
Police arrest Roscoe Te Hunt who was sought for an affront. Detroit authorities delivered him to local police after a family incident involving his wife and two children.
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United Prency
Milwaukee
Roscoe
Weather Brief Delivers Mixed North American Forecast
The report notes limited changes in conditions through night and Friday with cool to mild temperatures. Northwestern observations show no significant swings as time and temperature readings vary by location.
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Sara
Asanciated Press
Butler General Attacks Prohibition Laws as Class Legislation
Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler, former Philadelphia public safety director, criticized the Volstead Act as class legislation. Speaking to a Oakland luncheon, he argued enforcement favors the rich while the poor are punished. He recalled opposing enforcement as a marine and claimed the law applies selectively based on money and influence.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Smediey
D. Butler
Public Safety
Philadelphia
Marines
Pacific Ecast
Broadway to Open Radio Telephony Linking New York and London
A new transatlantic radio telephony service will launch on Broadway allowing calls between New York and London. The system, priced at 73 dollars for the first three minutes plus 45 dollars per additional minute, imposes a twelve minute limit on conversations.
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Lyle A. Wilson
New York
Tondon
Liles
Raila
American Telephone and Telegragi Cmpany
New Fortutysare
London
United Press
Ito
Ailiult
Waller Ss. Giord
T. D&t
Fnto
Broadway
Veven Murray
General Postatice
Murray
Latande
Peoria
Clerk Charged in Misappropriation Case at Soldiers Grove
Clarenes Tetergen, former village clerk of Soldiers Grove, Wisconsin, was brought to trial in Prairie du Chien on charges of misappropriating about 24,000 dollars of village funds.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Clarenes Tetergen
Soldiers Grove
Rial Tedlay
Farmer Vela Found Hanged In Barn Near Lewiston
Local farmer Vela near Lewiston was found hanging in his barn yesterday. Authorities report the incident as a possible suicide and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Praisy Lortaxe
Wis
Wrarvey Crrtiv
Vela
Lewiston
Ara Betteveds
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