Not Guilty of Murder Verdict in Herrin Massacre Case
Five defendants Otis Clark Peter Hiller Bert Grace Leyva Mann and Joseph Carnaghi were acquitted of murder in the Herrin massacre during riots at the Lester mine near Herrin Illinois The jury deliberated twenty six hours and forty minutes delivering a verdict read by Judge Hartwell amid a guarded courtroom audience of about 500 The case centers on killings during the June 21 22 1919 mining riots involving union and nonunion factions and armed guards protecting workers at the Western mine
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Theater Merger Expands To Include Selwyns and Others
United Press reports plans disclose a Shubert Tivlanger merger extending to include Selwyns Sam Warris A H Woods Charles B Dmingharm and possibly more theaters. The consolidation would be backed by a 100,600,000 corporation with Morgan First National Bank Commonwealth Trust and Mingis Trust, potentially eliminating independent owners in the American theater business.
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Oshkosh Auto Concern Purchases Appleton Garage
Tie Tor Cay company owned by Dr. A Fed Irnsen of Menasha sold to Thom Auto company of Oshkosh. Garages on College avenue in Appleton, the city’s largest garage. Dr. retained the building while Thom received a five year lease. Amounts not disclosed.
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Madison Civil War veteran dies. longtime public property official
Tevi M. Rresee, a veteran of the Twelfth Tennessee Regiment, died at Madison after residing there for years. He served as assistant state superintendent of public property during C. K. Bryant’s governorship.
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Red tape deprives radium martyr of prize earned
From Paris word: the Kessor Vaillant Institute withdrew 115,000 francs repaying the Audiffret prize after infections from radium exposed Prof. Charlus Gavages. He could not work with radium and could not sign the prize receipt.
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Have Armies Bleeding Enough To Start War
London reports that France lists 600000 men under arms and ready 100000 reserve, five times Germany’s noted strength, with Germany claiming 620000 under the Versailles cap. Dispatches outline German army of 210,000 infantry and 18 cavalry regiments, with six military districts headed by Muenster, as tensions rise over potential conflict.
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Canned beef specimens found in Tutankhamen tomb
In the tomb of King Tutankhamen Apr Associated Press reports unearthed items described as ancient canned beef remnants in excellent preservation. Excavators found elliptically sealed containers and many other echoed finds including dried game and preserved meats stored in labeled boxes. Tourists viewed the displays as authorities examined the artifacts' condition and origins.
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Hollywood mourns for Wally Reid in tragedy
United Press report details the Hollywood mourning following the death of silent star Wally Reid. Descriptions note desolate sets and the factory of fame now silent as industry figures and kin gather at the studio to grieve and assess the film world’s harrowing loss.
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KANNEBERG NAMED TO WISCONSIN RAILWAY RATE PANEL
Milwaukee and state officials announce the appointment of Kanneberg to succeed Jackson on the Wisconsin Railway Rate Commission. If confirmed by the Senate, Kanneberg will serve the remainder of the term left by Commissioner Anekunn as part of a reshaped commission under new leadership.
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Wisconsin Round Robin Trusts to Destroy University Signature
The document describes a proposed resolution by Wisconsin lawmakers to have the state historical society turn over and destroy signatures gathered by university professors amid a public burnings in support of Senator La Follette. It cites 1918 signatures criticizing his record and calls for erasure from public records, amid debate over the senator’s reelection landslide and party alignments.
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University Student Dies at Infirmary
A Wisconsin university student died after a brief illness at the campus infirmary. The name appears to be Milzabeth Jt Hixmere, a student at the University of Wisconsin. Funeral arrangements were not immediately available and the university stated a preliminary inquiry would be conducted.
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Repeal urged of the Each-Gumming Law in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin Assembly member introduced a measure in the lower house calling for repeal of the Each-Gumming law. The resolution argues the law favors railway securities holders and notes unresolved issues, urging government power to aid private railway interests be withdrawn.
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Wisconsin Legislature Adjourns Until Tuesday
Assemblyman Timmerman of Milwaukee proposes five bills including power to regulate rents, funding for investigations, and tax changes. The late session adjournment delays action, with measures awaiting committee hearings and potential voter approval.
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National land policy advocates featured in meeting notes
Report outlines a proposed national land policy and budget authorization of SA60009 for redemption of estates in the west. Delegates from Michigan and Minnesota discussed federal bond programs and banking oversight while plans for a statewide land reform drive are noted.
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Sinclair Oil Questioning Postponed in Washington
A stalled Senate investigation into Sinclair Oil resumes after a Friday delay. Witnesses, including Harry I Stet, face long hearings as committees work to secure testimony on alleged misdeeds linked to private investments and potential conflicts.
Madison Girl Sent to Taycheedah Detention Center
A Madison girl, identified in partial form, is reported to be sent to Taycheedah detention. The brief item notes the move within Dane County authorities and mentions local procedural steps without graphic detail.
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Reparations Committee Mentioned in Boyden Speech
A garbled report references Boyden and a reparations committee with names like Washington and Roader, noting a stated aim to discuss Versailles terms and German demotion. The passage reads like a wartime diplomatic summary with unclear attribution and several misspellings.
French Army Extends Rule in Germany Amid Ruhr Strife
The French occupation tightens control in the Ruhr as seizure of state mines and rail facilities escalates. Berlin orders strikes by Ruhr freight workers. German mine managers arrested, workers threaten to quit pits. Paper marks collapse as payrolls rise, currency devalues amid shortages and reports of troop deployments.
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Not So Calm Weather Across Minnesota Areas
Northern Minnesota sees mild daytime temperatures with a chance of light snow at night. Southern Minnesota will be mostly cloudy with milder conditions, a few showers possible, and a warm trend noted in the evening. Weekend outlook shows mixed precipitation and variable winds.
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