Weather shifts as Arctic wave nears Midwest
The Associated Press reports a brutal cold wave sweeping from the Arctic core toward the Midwest and western Great Lakes. Forecasters warned of a sharp temperature drop from Saturday highs to Sunday lows in the 10 degrees below zero range, with strong winds and snow hampering travel. In Michigan City Indiana, water service failed as Lake Michigan intake pipes froze, creating a hazard for fire services already strained by ice floes.
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BP sAssociater Press
Chicago
Markenzis
Minnedosa
Anitoba
Middle West
Arctic
Tastireck
Aera
Dees
Mar
United) Press
Michigan’ City
Ind
Lake Michigan
I. C. Bowman
Ripon Girl Falls in Abandoned Well Rescue Delirious
Jeannette Fargo a 15 year old Ripon girl fell into a 60 foot abandoned well on Gillhooley farm near South Woods while on an early morning nursing trip with Harriet Haas. Rescued by neighbors, she was brought to a local physician at 9:20 am in delirious condition. Injuries include scratches and bruises. extent unknown.
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Theorthwestern
Ripon
Wis
Jeannette Fargo
Mise
Harriet Haas
Fargo
Water power sites would benefit by diversions
United States engineer I W Woermann testified in lake diversion hearings before Supreme Court Justice Hughes. He said the value of Islingis sanitary district Deg Plaines and Iuno nois livery drainage diversions depends on excess water beyond that needed to run locks. The defense, led by the it nois sanitary district and Mississippi valley state, aims to counter the presentation this week.
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Associates Press
Washington
Islingis Sanitary Chail
Electrocution Near Wisconsin Power Transformer
A man named Herbert Marnett, 24, working on fines near a 3 percent 900 volt transformer at a Wisconsin Power and Light Company site was electrocuted when he accidentally touched the high tension equipment. The incident occurred in May near the city, and authorities are reviewing the accident details.
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Apsoniacea
Aaradin
Wis
Herbert Marnett
Wisconsin Power & Light Company
Yexter- May
Tris Speaker challenges Johnson in public dispute
Tris Speaker, former manager of the Cleveland Naps, issues a challenge to Ban Johnson, president of the American League, demanding disclosure of any records or alleged irregularities tied to Speaker's past association with the team. The exchange centers on Speaker's severance from the club and Johnson's handling of league matters.
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Tris
Johnson
Associated
William Baya
Auorney
Tris Speiz
Cley Lang
Endiang
Ban -Johnsot
Teague
Ehth
Family Affair in Nicaragua Says General Mena
General Daniel Mena of the liberal expeditionary forces in Nicaragua states the conflict is a family fight between liberals and conservatives with no outside aid sought. He notes coastal neglect and interior improvements, and compares liberal resistance to taxation without representation. Mexico’s episcopate denies church responsibility for revolutionary outbreaks as federal troops claim rebel defeats and seizures of anti-government manifestos.
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Associated Press
Nicaragua
Daniel Mena
Libéra
Escondido
Sarasa
Eovern
Mena
Bluefields
Mexico City
Mexican War Department
Aris
War Department
Coahull
Coahulla
League For
Christ the King
Rene Capistran Garza
League
Mexico
Nicaraguan All, Religious ‘and Revel, Situations, Friends of General Obregon
Calles
CAREFUL PLUMBING APPRENTICES NEEDED
Milwaukee Wis The need of careful plumbing apprenticeship education and equal care in the selection of apprentices was cited by Frank Z King Madison state plumbing and domestic sanitary engineer and chair man of the state board of plumbing examiners in a talk before the Wisconsin statewide plumbing apprenticeship conference today Apprentices must possess certain natural qualifications he pointed out These must be cultivated by careful training in order to obtain a mastery degree or proficiency
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Z. King
Madison
State Board of Plumbing Examiners
Wisennetin
Program on Nigaraguato and regional moves
Associated Press report outlines responses to a proposed program on Nicaragua and Central American matters. Officials deny changes and discuss a forthcoming conference message from Nicaragua’s president and regional ministers.
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Associated Press
Watlington
Welloge
Icaragug
Eelae
Nicaragua
Ebeih
Peberal eNicaragula
Funeral for Menasha business man to be held Tuesday
Funeral services for R N Hine of Menasha will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at his home 352 Tayeeo street with Rev John Lust officiating. Hine, born March 19 1883, served as street commissioner and for 15 years as manager of Menasha Ice and Fuel. He was a charter member of the Elks and active in the Menasha Club. He died Saturday after a long, respected life centered in community service. He is survived by his wife Adele T Heckel and a brother Henry Hine of Chicago.
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Menasha
Wis
R. N. Hine
Jiome
Tayeo Street
John ‘Lust
Congregational
Hine
Richard Lewton Hine
Menashe
Muar
California
Philo, Hine
Mary
Menasha Ice and Fuel Company
Ersyan -Judge
FL & A.M
Eastern Star
Twin City
The
Elks and
Funeral of Omro Man Held Tuesday
John Wesley Humphrey, a former Omro resident who died in Racine last Friday January 14, will be laid to rest Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 at the Orne June ion Church with Rev. Oy BE. DeWitt of Oshkosh officiating. Interment follows in Omro Juneton cemetery. Born May 10, 187, he roamed widely, returning occasionally for visits. The remains may be viewed at the Ronson funeral home today and Tuesday until noon.
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Omry
Wis
John Wesley Humphrey
Omro
Racine
Orne Juneion Church
Oy BE. DeWitt
Oshkosh
Omro Juneton
Sili
Wan
Ronson Funeral Home
History of the horseless carriage and Ford Selden suit
Detroit records recount the birth of the horseless carriage and the eight year feud between George P. Selden and Henry Ford over vehicle patents. The case and valuation of Ford Motor stock are linked to a 1919 tax dispute that could yield $10 million in additional income taxes.
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Ansocin
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
George P. Selden
Rochester
Henry Ford
Selden
Ford
Marriage goes away by Catted Press Mimi Fli
The marriage plans of Stanley Fl. Comstock of Chicago and Connie Aly dancer collapsed after Miss Almy reiterated her love for a wealthy realtor. The couple, once set to wed in Nasyutu Oklahoma, delayed as friends seek to keep Comstock away from the altar amid disapproval.
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Catted Press
Y Mimi
Stanley Fl. Comstock
Chicago
Connie Aly
I¢ Hopkina
Joyceé Wan
Aimy
Nasyutu
Yahoma Ishinda
Plana
Misa Almy
Comstog
Walter
Favorable Balance Report Opens 1926 Trade Review
A favorable balance for the United States at 1926 year end was reported today by the Commerce Department. Exports totaled 4 810 431 597 and imports 4 432 541 627, showing imports exceeding exports by about 200 million dollars. The figures reflect foreign trade activity and the nation’s financial posture for the year.
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Proms
Washington
Bank i Dalange
United States
Commerce Department
Ex Empress Charlotte of Mexico Nears Death From Heart Trouble
By United Chess, the former Empress Charlotte of Mexico is critically ill and not expected to live after a severe heart attack. Born Archduchess Marie Charlotte Amelia Victoria Clementine Leopoldine, she rose in Mexico with Maximilian during turbulent years ending in his assassination in 1867. Her husband was Emperor of Mexico and archduke of Austria, brother to Francis Joseph.
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Mexico
United Chess
Brussele
Emprisa Ad
Maximilian
Hay Leen
Sechialon
Amelia Auguste Victorie
Clementine ‘Leopolding
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Austria
Francis Joseph
Juarez
Senate approves naval expansion with added cruisers
Senate committees push increased naval budget including three additional cruisers and a personnel raise to 84 000 men while boosting aviation funding by 2904000 for a five year plan. Parcel post cigar shipments from Cuba allowed under revised rules, replacing prior prohibition. Weather notes list cold fronts and temperatures near freezing.
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Iy Aysner
Washington, D. C
Senate
Naval Aviation
Parcel Post Cigars
House
Wayk and Views
Tediy
Cuba
Toronto Celebrates Victor George Young Victory
Toronto wires sent congratulations to George Young the young swimmer who won a long journey across Lake Ontario. Reports describe his late mother Mrs Jane Young and his perseverance from age six under trainer John Walker at the Granite Club. The 26,000 prize and his motto Dont fail Whatever you start guided him through.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Roly
Lake Ontario
George Young
John Walker
Granite Club
George
California
Tim
William Hastings
Quincy
Andates
Jimmy Foster
Lhele
Washington welcomes Mlle Mellux in Lakme at national opera
Washington music lovers anticipate the arrival of Mme Mellux a renowned European coloratura. Director Albion announces she will sing Lakme in the national opera company. Her career spans Milan Paris Vienna Madrid and more ending with acclaimed performances in Europe and America.
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Bascom N. Tinmens
Washington
Daily North, Western
Washington, D. C
Awakini
Luella Mc-Hud
Agploten
Win
Aries
Europe
Meilus
Albion
Washington National Opera Company
Pally Telegraph of
London
Lucha Melius
Brooklyn painters believed to be behind blast at consulate
Police say two Brooklyn painters Meyer Smith and Rubin Tuer caused a bomb explosion that damaged the official Italian consulate office and two other buildings. They were arrested soon after the blast. An alleged confession cited hatred of Premier Mussolini and his regime as motive.
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Associated Press
New York
Meyer Smith
Rubin Tuer
Brooklyn
Mussolini
Jaber
Pollos
Supreme Court confirms Congress can compel testimony in inquiries
The Supreme Court ruled that congressional committees may compel witnesses to appear when inquiries aim to shape legislation. It involved the Daugherty case and clarified that neither house may probe private matters outside legislative powers, though the inquiry must stay within legislative functions.
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Mal S. Daugherty
Congressional Committee
Associated Press
Washington, D
Congress
Supreme
Mal. Gy Daugherty
Ohio
Daugherty
Taugherty
Washington
Senate
van Jevanter
Daugherty Aed
Sinvluje
Keunsel
Supreme Court
Nersons
Soviet Foreign Minister Denies US Charges
Acting Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinov dismisses Kellogg charges as unfounded and absurd. He says the Soviet government has only inquiry relations with Mexico and rejects claims of expanded policy aims in Latin America. Litvinov speaks in Moscow while Tahyteh ton is away in France.
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Assecretud Press
Moscow
Maxim Litvinomi
Insuet 2
Denis
Kellogg
United States
Souin
America
Pala
Plota
Mexico
Reevention
M. Oghevinn
MS Tahitehton
Ly Fm
France
Nis Laeatth
Plan for Oshkosh federal building sale and expansion
A long, unclear report discusses a federal building in Oshkosh constructed in 1840, noting space shortages of 49 to 48 square feet per post employee and an estimated 6,200 additional square feet needed to relieve congestion. It describes street widening on Deened Kok Street, the building’s awkward entrances, and recommends considering sale of the current structure rather than enlargement.
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Wauport
Parc
Oshkosh
Tme
Cand
Kok
Duedad
Alto Find
Thenilowbert Oo Pacerity
Hog dispute over wild or escaped domestic animal in Wisconsin
An active dispute among local sportsmen centers on a large hog killed in Winnesheik County Wisconsin. The female hog measured about eight feet long and weighed roughly 862 pounds after adjustments. Tail and tusk details, bristled coat, and bearlike hide fueled debate whether it was wild boar or escaped domestic stock.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Percy Hagen
Eagoen
Ragon
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