Third Degree Methods in dynamite case questioned
In circuit court defense and state attorneys sparred over claims of third degree methods. The jury selection for the state case against Reginald Bright and George Stewart, accused of dynamite possession with intent to destroy property, occupied much of the day. The pool of 20 jurors included local farmers and workers, with questions focusing on milk strike tensions and neighbor divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Neefe
Tial
Reginald Brightmiin
Winnebago County
Mill Pool
George Stewart
Frank Hochhelzer, Jr
Gaylord Lochning
Hochhelzer
Brightman
Keefe
Wlaoyd D. Atherton
Stewart
Harry Austin
Town of Clay
Tom Farmer
B. Carpenter
Rushford
Tuarold B. Davis
Omre
Ok Sphatt
Omir Tari
Rusnie
Lee
Pete Cetin
Earthquakes in India cause rising death toll
Earth shocks continued across India with the known dead rising to 112 after yesterday's big quake. Casualties are expected to be higher as reports indicate heavy damage north of the Ganges. Several temples were destroyed in Turmen and Bila province. Thirteen additional mild shocks were recorded overnight into today in Paina and surrounding areas.
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India
Calcutta
Ganges
Turmen
Bila
Paina
Standard Oil Faces Code Lawsuit
The federal government filed suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court against Standard Oil Company of New Jersey alleging code violations. It accuses the firm of running a “boys' club contest” with coupon prizes tied to entries, distributing radio ads promoting the contest since January 3, and refusing to halt the practice despite requests. The suit seeks an injunction to stop premiums and other conduct affecting interstate petroleum trade, arguing the efforts jeopardize the public interest and enforce code compliance.
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Washington
Fede
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Sceerci
Ickes
IYS
Ihan We ‘Standard Oj] Company
New Jereey
Oil Administration
East
Soutil
Columbia
Oil Administrative Board
Etreleum
Former Menasha Man Elected President of Bank at Sheboygan
A former Menasha resident, identified as a 69 year old man, has been elected president of a Sheboygan bank. The announcement notes his prior roles in public service and government, highlighting a career in national and local leadership. The filing emphasizes his extensive experience and senior status.
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Menasha
Bank AT Sheboygan
F. National Bank of
East Chicago
Ind
Joby Dillinger
Canester
Patrick CD Alley
Outlaw Clyde Barrow Gunned Down In Ambush Bandits
A gunfight with Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker’s gang wounded guards Major Crowson Olen Boseman and others near a prison farm. The escape attempt involved a sedan, machine gun fire, and a posse chase across the rural area. Names cited include Raymond Hamilton and several local guards and bystanders.
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Mouisville
Iti Ea
Clyde Rrow
Raymond Hamilton
Convic
Barrow
Bonnie Pare
Major Crowson
Olen Boseman
Fi Crowson
Kurt Boroman
Danseronu
Sedan
Victim of Heart Failure in Wisconsin
Fragmentary OCR notes report a victim of heart failure in Wisconsin. Names appear garbled and unreadable, with no clear date or location. The fragment lacks verifiable details to establish a full incident record.
Not Guilty Plea Fronts Touhy Gang Trial
In Chicago the Touhy gang members pleaded not guilty today as the high profile kidnapping case against John Factor moved forward. Court security was tight with deputies guarding the defense table and photographers outside the bench as the trial commenced.
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Associative Criminal Court Building
Chicago
peTtoger
Poulyy
Shree
Is Gang
Thes
John Factor
Touby
Schaefer
McFadden
Feinberg
Ors
Deere
Speeltars
Pacwor
Yielimy
Wiklees
Movida Sk
Guiva
Setaiad Og
Mysaiek Tate
St. Pa
Hann
Lheathe
Fitzpatrick Heads to Panama for Vacation
Local note reports Fitzpatrick traveling to Panama for a vacation. Details are brief and include no specific dates or accompanying parties.
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Fitzpatrick
Panama
Huge Gutless Budget Plan Reveals Cuts Across Projects
A scribbled budget report shows a $31,098,594 bill for present obligations, with a $90,479.27 reduction. Public works allocations fund Boulder canyon and reclamation efforts, while transfers to tribal programs and national packs reflect a broad restructuring. The total current appropriation sits at approximately $1,616,988,000 with several line items adjusted downward.
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Favedigar
Boulder Canyon
Alladaerte
Sael Ff
Caries Chang
Economists Cautious on Dollar Devaluation Prospects
Economists and bankers weigh the potential for a weaker dollar as federal policy and global markets influence exchange rates. Analysts question timing and impact on prices, wages, and trade while Senate and central bank actions loom, with opinions split on whether devaluation will occur soon or at all.
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Washington
Deedinney
Nas
Godiy Devine
Bowie
Raasangty Ds
Mionetaey Geld
Hostaney
Boletyetellory
Pelle
Dyk
Pope
Varidernay
United Suites
Parma
Eirrerey Dsens
Mtrket
Apt. Wthoons Ab
Gilbert
Bledel
Gai
Elie Isetter
Gorda
Elo al Tell
Saat
Erniversity
Saath Chalifornia
Lhe Gomiradt
Areiops
Dolla
Bik
Tiny
Paulinas
Hie
Looted by Pirates Capture Nine Captives at Sea
A steamer was looted by pirates and nine captives were taken aboard. The vessel later disembarked prisoners, and the ship proceeded toward Shanghul with the captives held. The incident disrupted trade and prompted a broader alert among authorities.
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Prindesy
Annie Rose
United States and Britain in money race and tension
The article contrasts U S and British efforts amid financial strains, detailing bonds markets, currency movements, and political calculations. It notes concerns over treasury policy, allied cooperation, and potential shifts in global pricing, with figures and places cited in a period-typical telegraphic style.
Workers to be placed on part time basis in Wisconsin
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate plans to hire ten workers on a part time basis in Wisconsin. The garbled text references locations in Washington and New York and mentions various names and organizations without clear, cohesive details.
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Wissonsih
Measure At Otano In CP Forts TG Page
By Keane Hepp. A briefing notes measure debated in a legislative assembly with delegates discussing pre prohibition measures and governance. It records adjournment until midweek and references proposals from Leary and Bachhaber, with mentions of Progressive and Republican factions and concerns over governance and representation.
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Otano
Keane Hepp
Tilatgs
Leedstig
Wintil Weelnes
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Standard Oil
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Cooney
Kodier
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J. B. P. Bonini Parker
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