Stimson Answers U P On Nicaragua Policy And Sandino
Former Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, in an United Press interview, explains U S aims in Nicaragua including safeguarding the Caribbean sea route and Panama Canal interests, labels Sandino as a bandit, and discusses the status of a friendly Nicaraguan government and U S obligations toward Central American stability.
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United Press
Henry L. Stimson
Sacasa
New York
Philippines
Stimson
Washington
Coolidge
Europe
Nicaragua
Augustino Sandino
United States Marines
Panama Canal
Caribbean Sea
Sandino
Sanamo
Moncada
Ama
Montada
Marives
Jindega
Sandins
Orotal
Quilali
Nic
Banger
Wisconsin Republicans form delegates committee for Kansas City event
A Wisconsin campaign group created Monday to elect delegates to the Republican national convention in Kansas City. A. B. Fontaine of Green Bay chairs the group with Roy Q. Wipperman of Milwaukee as secretary. The committee will include two men and two women per district, with details on headquarters to follow. The effort emphasizes unity and "peace and good will" across the state.
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Wisconsin
la Foillette
A. B. Fontaine
Green Bay
Roy Q. Wipperman
Milwaukee
Tpo
George Wits
Manitowoc
Vits
Kansas City
A. L. Kruetzer
Wausau
Adlin Wright MacCauley
Menomonie
Andrew J. Dahl
la Crosse
George Weigle
Edward
Oshkosh
H. A. Weil
Fond du Lac
JM. Storkerson
J. A. McFriane
Mauston
Jiohn S. Jardine
Waupaca
E. F. Kileen
Wauloma
Yo A A. Lundgren
Marinette
John A. Rutell
Bailey
Weather Outlook for Michigan Tonight and Wednesday
Moderate to cool conditions with cloud cover. Michigan regions expect fair spells tonight and Wednesday with no major precipitation. Temperatures remain mild, with daytime highs near the 60s and overnight lows dropping into the 40s.
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Michigan
Mandy Ip
Reward Offered for Kidnap Threat Letters in Corneil Wis
Corneil Wisconsin residents Max Foster and Mrs Clarai Perleman joined J C Wolfe village board president to post a 500 reward for arrest and conviction of the writer of ransom letters. Letters turned over to postal officials as investigators trace handwriting. Three locals under suspicion. Dr Foster says his son Thomas ten has not been stopped. He escorts his children to school daily.
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Corneil
Wis
J. Hoa Foster
Clarai
Perleman
J. C. Wolfe
Presi
Gorell
Foster
Thomas
President Coolidge Prepares Cuba Visit to Open Pan American Conference
President Coolidge begins final preparations for a significant Cuban trip to open the sixth Pan‑American conference in Havana. He plans to depart Friday afternoon with the delegation led by Charles Evans Hughes, arriving in Havana late Sunday for a goodwill mission to strengthen ties with neighboring republics.
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Washington
D- Cap
Coolidge
Cuba
Havana
Coviidge
Charles Evans Hughes
Welby Hunt Trial Set for Feb 1
Los Angeles youths Welby Hunt and William Hickman faced murder charges in the Ivy Thoms pharmacist case. Hunt pleaded not guilty to the murder count, with both boys having confessed to participating in the robbery during which Thoms was knelt. Trial scheduled for February 1.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Welby Hunt
Wiliam
Hickman
Marion Parker
Ivy Thoms
Thoms
Knet
Plans appeal from life sentence in poisoning case
St. Joseph Michigan Arthur Otto Greng former Chi rang private detective was convicted of poisoning his bride and sentenced to life in prison. Attorneys said he will appeal after Judge White announced the sentence and denied a motion for a new trial.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Arthur Otto Greng
Chirang
Obey
Grendt
White
Two Men Killed in Kentucky Train Collision
Two men from Corbin, Ky., Roe T. Welden and Charles Parrott, died when two KL N trains collided in a rear-end crash at Pinetide. The engine of the rear train plowed into a caboose, killing both men and injuring others among the crew.
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Pinetide
Pi—Theo
KL. & N. Railroad
Roe T. Welden
I Charles Parrott
Corbin
Minute on Destroyer Paulding Details Submarine Collision
Testimony from Coast Guard inquiry into the December 17 sinking of a submarine off Provincetown describes the Paulding’s actions. Charlie Reed, quartermaster, testified he shouted there was a submarine ahead and ordered full astern before the collision. Other witnesses recalled seeing periscopes and noting the near collision.
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Bostm
Coast Guard
Paulding
Provincetown
Naval’ Court
Charlie Reeea
Ack
Reed
Wood End
City of Madison urged to ban Sunday funerals
Madison ministers ask the Forest Hill cemetery commission to bar Sunday burials except in extreme emergencies during epidemics. The petition drew support from undertakers, funeral car drivers, florists and cemetery workers. Clergy noted Sunday services are a heavy burden in a city of Madison's size, citing other cities that already prohibit Sunday funerals.
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Madison
Kraft to Merge Phoenix Cheese Firms Form Kraft Phoenix
Kraft Cheese Company of Chicago has acquired Phoenix Cheese, creating Kraft Phoenix Cheese Company. James L Kraft will become chairman of the board and Jason P. Whitney of Phoenix will serve as chief executive officer of Phoenix ation March 31, 1927. Total assets are listed around 4.2833 million.
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New York
Kraft Cheese Company
Chicago
Han
Phoenix Cheese Corporation
Kraft-Phoenix Cheese Company
James L. Kraft
Kraft Company
Jason FP. Whitney
Phoenix Cheese Company
Cianff
Phoenix
Pais
McAdoo May Take Charge As Dry Forces Contend
Democratic leaders weigh McAdoo as a potential holder of Bryan’s dry banner after the late Bryan’s influence wanes. McAdoo, not a candidate, hints at a brief address while dry faction hopes ride on his stance. Senate and party figures debate whether a strong dry challenge or harmony will prevail at the convention.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
McAdoo
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
al Smith
New_York
Ditmer
Smith
James al) Reed
Missouri
Reed
Ritchie
Maryland
National Democratic Law Enforcement League
New York firm declares extra dividend on common stock
An extra dividend of fourty four and a half cents per share was declared on the common stock of Nas Moors company, in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of one dollar. Record date set for January twentieth.
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New York
Nasi Moors Company
Wenlar
Wisconsin Supreme Court Orders Rehearing On Superior Election Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ordered a rehearing in the Superior election case over whether Superior may switch from government by commissioners to aldermen. It will consider home rule amendments versus state laws, allowing briefs from counsel and any friend of the court within 30 days. The referendum cannot occur before the spring election regardless of the outcome.
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Supreme Tribunal
Wisconsin Supreme Court Today
Superior
Theourt
Wisconsin University Senate Meets Death
The University of Wisconsin senate met as the faculty approved its recommendation to abolish the body. Since June 1926 the senate had surrendered charter and powers to the faculty, with last October voting dissolution as subordinate boards took over duties. The remaining major function of supervising student elections was assigned to a board led by five administrative heads. Five boards named were the union, Badger, Cardinal control, athletic, and forensic boards. The faculty also approved the 1928 football schedule and deferred a proposal to create a faculty committee to oversee student conduct to the February meeting.
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Madison—iFi
University of Wisconsin
Senate
Miude
Tormen
Union Board
Badger Board
Cardinal Board of Control
Athletic Board
Forensic Board
Scott H. Goodnight
Scrap of papers clues in death of child case
Winchester Ky reports a scrap of paper found on Robert Pitts, father of 3 year old Mary Magdalene, whose burned body was discovered ten days earlier at the Pitts home in Guthup Ky. Pitts and housekeeper Marie Fraxier were jailed on slaving charges while authorities pursued mob violence threats. The pair accused each other of the child’s death amid tense investigations.
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Winchester
Robert
Pitts
Mary Magdalene
Greetup
Riri
Pits
Marie Fraxier
Jaslhere
Detroit banker pleads guilty in mail fraud scheme
John S Langes, former president of the defunct First Imelsment Savings Bank in Detroit, pled guilty to using the mails to defraud depositors of more than $500 and was sentenced to two years in Leavenworth.
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Detroit
Wardens at Wisconsin School Training Program
Wisconsin game wardens will be instructed in every phase of their work at a school here in the latter part of January. Lois B. Naglet, conservation director, announced the upcoming program.
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Madison
Wes
Wisconsin
Lois B. Naglet
Mr. Naglet
Kinney Case Heads to Jury in Oxford Murder Trial
Iowa City reports that Joe Kinney a 20 year old Oxford resident faces a Wisconsin victim Milo Slezak murder. Final defense arguments began in court with attorney Frank Messer attacking the states circumstantial evidence and lacking a witness who saw Kinney with a gun. Kinney along with two others accused of hijacking and shooting Slezak on a November night near Oxford.
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Iowa City
Joe Kinney
Oxford
Milo Slezak
Baraboo
Wis
Frank Messer
Kinney
A. Baldwin
Walter Davis
Slezak
Marines Face Army Led by Shrewd Chief
About 1,000 United States Marines sail for Nicaragua to counter General Augusto Sandino’s rebellion. Four companies from Hampton Roads, with three inch mountain guns, join others to total roughly 2,400 Marines expected to reach Nicaragua within eight days. San din o’s backing from liberal factions complicates intervention. Dr Alejandro Cesar warns the task will be harder than anticipated.
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Washington, D.c—P
United States
Nicaragua
Augustino Sandino
Hampton Roads
Niedrafua
Gentral American Republic
Sandino
Chesapeake Bay
U.S. S. Oglala
Surjandro Cesar
San
Dino
United States Department
Cesar
Nberei Party of
Moncada
Manago2
Political warfare between Voigt brothers for judge seat
In Sheboygan Wisconsin a family contest splits the Voigt line as Edward Voigt former U.S. Representative and his brother Charles contend for the district attorney and circuit judge seat across Sheboygan and Manitowoc counties. Both are German born Wisconsin graduates who had long legal partnerships and county service. The April election will decide the outcome as the two brothers press rival campaigns.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Voigt
Edward Voigt
Charles
Shebouran County
Congress
Michael Kirven
Shee
Manitowoc
Germany
Wisconsin
Diss
Union Possible Only by Return to Rome Declares the Pope
Pope Pius today issued an encyclical stating that union of Christians can only be achieved by dissenters returning to the original church of Rome. He dismissed hopes for resuming the earlier Marine conversations aimed at reuniting Anglicans with Rome.
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Rome
Pius
Union of
Pershing and Parker Elected to Riggs National Bank Board
General Jon J. Pershing and Edwin B. Parker were elected to the board of directors of Riggs National Bank at a stockholders meeting held today in Washington D C. The vote highlights ongoing governance of the bank with prominent figures in national service joining its leadership.
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Washington, DE. C
Jp—Gen
Jon J. Pershing
Edwin 8. Parker
The
Riges National Bank
Toder
Oshkosh hearing reveals diary demands and jail tales
Witnesses describe sessions at city hall with Sheriff Plummer and Geraldine Connors recounting diary evidence and a party with beer, craps and dancing at the Winnebago county Jail. Commissioner Piper orders Connors to retrieve the diary from her home in Pella Wisconsin and hand it to the court.
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Plummer
Geraldine
Coriners
City Hall
A .Er
B. K. Allen
Piper
Allen
Keefe
Baker
Oshkosh
Miss Connors
Winnebago County
Herbert J.piper
Walter
Geraldine Connors
Frank B. Keefe
William Thobaben Jr
Anovapen
Phillip Zellner
Commissioner Piper
Id Gv
Adoption annulled so girl can be free to marry
Lydia Hoberts, 28, formerly Lydia Robtill Marland, freed from adoption by a court. Foster father Edward W. Marland and the child’s parents signed the petition. The plan is for Lydia to wed her chosen partner soon, with the judge officially annulling the adoption to allow the marriage. The setting is Plourtown near Philadelphia.
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Choige
Philadelphia
Mirk
Lydia Hoberts
Edward W. Marland
Lydia Rob Tile Marland
Marland
Ure Reung Woran
George F. Roberts
Plourtown
Uemar- Mage
Nystezal Ypplicavons
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