Findings on Constitutionality of Filled Milk Law
Judge A G Zimmerman reports findings on the constitutionality of Wisconsin’s filled milk law. The seven teen hundred acres of testimony show compounds from skimmed milk and coconut oil are not full substitutes for milk due to vitamin content. The judge notes the compound is used in cooking and baking, not as a complete dairy substitute.
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
A. G. Zimmerman
Snc
Zim-_ Tmerman
Zimmerman
Rmoux
Hself
Acceptance of Japan on Siberian settlement and naval limits
Washington reports a tentative accord during the Washington Naval Conference on Siberian military withdrawal and island fortifications near Japan. Hughes outlines U S policy against territorial aggression while talks on Pacific fortifications and land armament reductions proceed, with drafting of a naval treaty near completion.
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Hughes
America
Associated Press
Washington, D
United States
E Islands
Borin
Japan
Pac Islands
Cardinal O Connell Sails for Rome Today
New York Cardinal O Connell travels from Boston aboard the Tialion bound for Rome, accompanied by officials from the secretariat. The report notes the voyage as part of Church duties with the Secreta handling arrangements.
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Cardinal O’connell
Rome
Associated Press
New York
Cardinal O Connell
Boston
Late Pope Hints La Fontaine as Successor
Rome reports Pope Benedict XV on his deathbed expressed a wish that Cardinal La Fontaine of Venice succeed him. Private chamberlain Cavaliere Fancini says the dying pope repeated La Fontaine’s name, while Ratti is named as a candidate. Conclave preparations proceed with cardinals arriving and workers readying the basilicas for the pontiff’s funeral rites.
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Cardinal la Fontaine
Presa
Rome
St. Peter's
Lateran
Ania Maesioré
St. Peters
Benedict Xav
Vatican
Fardéen
Posen
Eucapes
Bourne
Kakewszt
Bor
Czer
Alican
Otis Sacchetti
Aho
Yesienlay
Eure
Coliece
Benedicti
Wisconsin Cold Snap Sets Record Low Temperatures
A severe cold wave grips Wisconsin with Eau Claire reporting 33 to 46 below zero, the deepest chill since 1912. The National Weather Service notes widespread subzero readings as residents endure frigid winds and extended exposure.
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United Press
Eau Claire
Eau Cuire
Jurisdiction Fight Over Great Lakes St Lawrence Report
The House battles over which panel controls the St Lawrence waterway report. Fordney backs referring the document to Ways and Means for possible bond issues, while Rivers and Harbors opposes. The report faces shifting referrals between committees amid debate on Canada-US cooperation and canal improvements.
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Fordney
Associated Press
Washington, D
House
Fes
Foreign Commerce Commission
Joint Commission
Great Lakes St Lawrence Waterway
Washiostes
Lawrence Walery
Diay
Ferries
Ways Andj Means
Gillete Sevarai
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence
Welland Canal
Great Lakes
Amani To Commerce
Todey
Dempses
Chi
Auto Bandit Ring Exposed Across Five States
United Press Farro reports a bandit ring operating in five states exposed. An alleged auto theft gang linked to a Montana case plans more arrests as authorities identify participants across Montana North and South Dakota and other states. The group is tied to thefts of autos and related felonies, with officials noting recovered assets and ongoing investigations.
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I Auto
United Press Farro
Montana
United States
Wornexe Hildreth
Cel Bilérech
Areste
Monta
Anescia
Wis
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Smedracke
Dakotas
Montana i Isares
Colerel Widrech
Bryant
Sis
Erarsei
Violetie
Cortesson
Ford Contract for Muscle Shoals Sent to Congress
The contract for the Muscle Shoals site was sent to Henry Ford for the iron and steel rate project. Secretary of War Weeks approved the move and sent the details to Congress for review.
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Muscle Shoals
FORD
Br Unied Press
Nashington, BD. C
Henry Ford
Congress
Maude Adams Donates Sandy Girth to Catholic Sisters
Maude Adams gives her country estate Sandy Girth of 300 acres to the Roman Catholic sisterhood of Our Lady of the Cenacle after declining a millionaires offer to turn it into a club. The gift honors the comfort she found at the sisters home near New York at Lake Koskonkoma.
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Maude Adams
Catholic Sisterhood
Sandy
Miss Adams
New York
Ate
Lake Koskonkoma
Hines Disputes Claims on Rail Labor Costs Before Senate
United Press report from Washington shows Hines contesting claims that wartime rail labor costs were inflated. He argues labor efficiency rose under federal control, cites tonnage and hours worked, and names Testimony by railroad officials including R. Gray about locomotive shortages and maintained equipment.
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United Press
Washington
Bhegdnett
Senate Interstate
Hines
Sovernment
Federsh
Muring
Cai R. Gray
Gray
The
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Railroad
Administra]tion
Woman Leader Plans Marriage Keep Maiden Name
The Associated Press reports a prominent woman leader will marry on Christmas Eve in Chicago. The couple will maintain her maiden surname after the ceremony.
Congress Deliberates On Immigration Reform and Military Committees
In today’s Congress summary, discussions focus on immigration law extensions and amendments. The House committees debate proposed changes, while the Military Committee reviews related measures and potential actions.
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Cepartform Vankers
Tragic Fire Claims Mother and Son in Wisconsin Home
A Wisconsin family home near Tess Carter’s place burned with Joseph Schnehans and his mother Mary Senmehan trapped on the second floor. Neighbors fought the flames but could not reach them as the dwelling was consumed. Loss assessed near six hundred fifty dollars. investigators begin probing the blaze.
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Waukesha
Joeph Schnehans
Waukesha Cour
Mary Senmehan
Tess Carters
Schricians
James Scovlemaht
Rames
Arene Earis
Adent
Gladstein
Minn
Thesajen
United States Will Skip Genoa Meeting, Officials Say
Reported by United Press states the United States will not participate in the Genoa meeting amid concerns over the conference’s aims and the balance of power in international talks. Officials emphasize a need to reassess participation.
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United States
Genoa
United Reser Wachinstein
Receiver Named for Sugarman Company
A receiver was named for the Sugarman Company amid a report of arrests and a $26,600 sum involved. The terse item notes new unets-bdge Mack in the third States and mentions celibate arrests in a minimal, business-like notice.
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Éhe United Frese
Bdge Mack
Farm Meet Trials Anew For Relief Program Fight
Washington a conference on agricultural relief faces a fresh clash as a powerful progressive bloc demands a concrete plan. The proposed package calls for up to one billion dollars in credit relief, lower interest rates, and farmer insurance against price swings supported by farmers unions and allied groups.
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James T. Kolbert
Washington, D. C
Harding
Conferge
Beautiful Lines Spark Washington D C Conservatism Debate
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Washington D C conservatism discussion with references to men and events in 1322 and mention of pay dates and a gathering. The garbled lines obscure specifics but indicate a political or cultural debate context in the capital.
New Management Aims for Subsidized U S Shipping
Harding backs a government backed plan to move shipping toward subsidies funded by diverted customs on American carried ships. The approach targets private operators with a two percent profit goal and seeks to boost American crews and naval reserve integration while constraining British competition.
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Washington
Harding
Thax
Ube
Pega
Frei
Reeser
Lasker
Sismnifnes
Atseppeul
Primates Marine
Treasury
Merchant Marine 2
Naval Reserve
Life Imprisonment for Lanching Party Members
Oklahoma City district court sentences four men linked to the Butcher Workmen union and a lanchnig party to life in the state penitentiary. Jake Brooks Lee Whitley Elmer Vearta and Charles Polkis were among those involved in a January 24 incident.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jake Brooks
Nexro Packing House
Lee Whitley
Elmer Vearta
Charles Polkis
State Penitentiary
Phelps
Whitley
Yéarta
Butcher Workmen's Union
Suike
Polk
Lanion
Half Million Needed for Opera Fund Raiser
Half million dollars are sought to secure support for the Ci Open project. Samuel Taussell, president, announces the association plans to finalize contracts soon with investors. Local officials and backers pledge funds to ensure the opera venture proceeds.
Shipping Board Gets Bipartisan Backing on Grants
The Washington dispatch reports that the Finance Committee favors favorable action on all appropriations sought by the Shipping Board for the fiscal year starting July 1. Chairman A. D. Lacker of the board expressed happiness at the committee’s stance amid lingering chaos from wartime construction and staffing issues.
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Washington, D. C
Luck Congress
Congress
Wilson
Hard
Russia's Short Haired Women Trend Sparks Debate
In i Russia a shift to short hair among women is described as a sign of communist cleansing. The piece notes men once wore long hair and feathered hats, while typhus survivors now sport short cuts. Shaving is common when contracted, with women who survived enduring hardship choosing short hair for life.
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Associated Press
Moscow i
Russia
Senator Norris Left Off Farm Conference Guest List
Washington reports that Senator Norris of Nebraska, head of the Senate agricultural committee, did not receive an invitation to the Wallace farm conference. House agriculture chairman Haugenlohe was invited to attend.
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Norris
United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Agricultural Bloc
Norris Nebraska
Senate Agricultural Committee
Wallace
Haugenlowe
House Agriculture Committee
Agricultural Conference Seeks European Insight on Farm Outlook
The conference plans a study tour to Europe to examine farm conditions and price trends after wartime shifts. Speakers discuss prewar price levels, market access, and policy tools to help U S producers compete, with emphasis on farm commodities and storage facilities.
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