Inquiry Into Mexican Row Sparks Senate Action
Washington D C the senate voted unanimously to take up tomorrow the Robinson amendment urging the administration to arbitrate land disputes with Mexico. The weekend saw labor church and college groups urging action and a mass gathering in Mexico City criticizing Washington for what was termed Renalistism and hardline Nicaragua policy. Representative Gallivan Democrat of Massachusetts filed a resolution calling for a thorough inquiry into the Mexican situation and disclosure of financiers behind pro Calles propaganda. The measure argues for a robust U S response as events near the border and notes internal staff shifts at the State Department regarding Mexico. Professors of international law from thirty five colleges and universities, led by Joseph P Chamberlain of Columbia, have proposed arbitration as a path forward.
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Associated Press
Washington D. C
United States
Mexico
Washington
Sand “Hardston
Nicaraga” al
Im & Resioution
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Sullivan
Congress
State Department
Sheffield
Willam. Green
American Federation of Labor
American Federation
Federation Council of Churchies
Nicaragua
Latin America
Lure and Mystery of After Life Obsession
A distorted piece discusses how death by own action becomes an obsession among youths in universities. Milton Erickson links group discussions to unconscious contagion, noting how abstract talk may trigger fixation, with a few individuals acting on pactlike thoughts, urged to seek professional guidance to prevent tragedy.
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Tiited Preas
Madison
Milton ST. Erickson
Pagenology
University of Wireentein
Ericckson
Heath
Successor Named for Sheboygan Parish Leader
Monsignor Dorminig Thit of the Italy Name Parish died last week in Sheboygan. Rev. Phillip Drets of Burlington is named to succeed him. Drets has led St. Charles Church in Burlington for seventeen years. The Sheboygan Catholic parish is the state’s largest outside Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Sheboygan
Wis
Dorminig Thit
Italy Name
Phillip Drets
Burlington
Wilwaukee
Father Dress
St. Charles Chirsh
Burtington
Browning Peaches separation case adjourned in Cannes
Edward W. Browning sued Frances Peaches Heenan for separation. Trial adjourned to White Plains, resuming tomorrow at 10 am. Opening witnesses include Browning's chauffeur Edward Carney and secretary John T. Germa, who testified about statements by Mrs Browning and her mother.
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Associated
Cannes
Edward W. Browning
Frances Peaches Heenan
White Plains
Supreme Court
Sieger
New York
Edward P. Carney
John T. Germa
Browning
Catherin Heenan
Supreme Court ousts Judge Lindsey from Denver Juvenile Court
The Colorado Supreme Court overturned a Denver district court ruling and ordered the ouster of Judge Ben B Lindsey from the Denver Juvenile Court. Lindsey plans to remain in office until a successor is elected, while opponents and local reactions vary on the ruling’s effect and potential vacancy.
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Ben Lindsey
Supreme Court
Associated Pracy
Neaver
Colon
Ben ‘B. Lindsey
Denver Juvenile Court
State Supreme Court
High Court
Denver District Court
Royal W. Graham
Lindsey
Graham
Uung I
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Lawsuit Seeks 36000 for Loss of Arm in Bus Crash
Chicago trial opened in a suit by Miss Anna C. Chris of Abbotsford Wis seeking 36000 for the loss of an arm after a motor coach swerved to avoid collision with a Maton auto, throwing her against a window sill and leading to elbow amputation. Her wrist watch was later found in the other machine.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anna. C. Chris
Abbotsford
Wis
Fines In Prospect After Weekend Raids
Milwaukee fines totaling over $1,000 loom as weekend gambling and disorderly horse raids yield 81 arrests. Authorities report intense enforcement and ongoing prosecutions following the crackdown.
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United Preas
Millwaukes
Mailed Fist Appears in Far East Situation
The article reports foreign powers, Britain and Japan, moving to defend Shanghai and foreign concessions as anti-foreign sentiment grows in China. Punjab troops and Japanese destroyers are deployed, with US and France involvement noted. Chinese authorities face escalating agitation and tensions around Sir Francis Younghusband or Seong with Cantonese forces intervening.
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Great Britain
Japan
Associated Praga
Shanghai
Armya
Iself Ito
China
Hankow
Hongkong
Punjab
Sasebo Naval Station
United States
France
Com
London
Classmate of Wisconsin student denies pact in suicide case
The father of Robert Torton, a classmate of Cassels Noe and Wisconsin student who killed himself, told AP there is no truth to reports of a pact to communicate with the dead. He denied any note or knowledge of the case and said his son appeared normal during a holiday visit.
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Associated Press
Y . Chicago
Benjamin PF. Torton
Oate Park
Robert Torton
Cassels Noe
University of Wisconsin
Ife
Iis Son
Horton
Noe
Young Norton
Norton
State and Defense Close Testimony in Norris Murder Trial
In Austin Texas state and defense closed their testimony in the Norris murder trial as the judge began the jury charge. Arguments to the jury will be limited to six hours with the judge stating that he had forfeited his right to liberty. Fort Worth pastor Norris, surrounded by supporters and demonstrators authorized to be near the jail, faced questions as court opened. The judge’s charge and ensuing arguments are expected to stretch into tomorrow afternoon as the panel weighs murder, manslaughter, not guilty, or hung jury options.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Norris
Uberty
Helston
Fort Worth
Yemen
Ferring
Frea
Wootland
Fort Xworth
Norra Church
Texas
Two Die In Fires At Rural Homes
Two people died in separate blazes. Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Barbara Ploninger, a practical nurse, were in a home fire with smoke inhalation. Authorities traced the origin to a laundry area and warned of possible manslaughter charges for proprietors if ordinances were violated. In a second incident, Mrs. Straub, 82, burned to death at her farm home two miles from Campbellaport when clothing caught from a small stove. her body was found by her grandson Wenlee Straub.
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Salah
Vopaama
Howse
Jast
Marie Elliott
Barbara” Ploninger
Elliott
Johanni Straub
George
Straub
Campbellaport
Gold Bullion Receipt Signals France Moves Toward Gold Standard
The American Exchange Saving Trust Co reports receiving 4,200,900 in gold bullion from France via the French liner Trecham. The total gold on the Trecham is stated as 20,000,000, suggesting France may return to the gold standard without debt settlement with the United States or revaluation of the franc.
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Associated Prose
York
American ‘Exchange-Saving Trust Company
Trocham
France
Porta
Trechambeau
Frances
United States
CHAPLIN IMPROVES AFTER NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Charlie Chaplin is improving rapidly from a rhe nervous breakdown following his wife’s filing for divorce. After a short auto ride Sunday afternoon he spoke at the Fitch Avenue home of high lawyer Nathan Burkan, saying he was feeling splendid and will not travel to California to answer the suit for some time yet, his counsel said.
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Associated, Preans
New York
Chariie Chaplin
Fitch Avenues
Nathan Burkan
Fiet
California
Tomahawk dam near completion on Tomahawk River
United Press reports a reinforced concrete flowage dam at Skiing Rapids near Tomahawk Wisconsin nearing completion. The structure will have a reservoir capacity of about two and a half million cubic feet of water and tests for submerged rate openings will be conducted.
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United Press
Skiing Rapids
Tomahawk River
Ing
Shepherd Wins Big Estate After Murder Trial
United Press reports Shepherd Victor in 1926 germ murder case, exonerated, now controls $1,000,000 William Meinstock estate. McClintock will prompted suit. Isabelle Pope and cousins challenged it. Probate reversed, supreme court defeated, Shepherd gains control before Judge Henry Thorner.
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United Press
Chicago
Wiliant J .’. Shephard
Sonora
William M. Meintock
McClintock
Shepherd
Tral
Supreme Court
Tial
Isabelle Pope
Toll of Sunday Crash Increases Through Tragic Fire
Associated Press reports Rockford Illinois details a Sunday train collision near Milwaukee that killed F Knight, his wife Muktha Knight, and three children, Nelle 4 Bielae 11, plus two others injured. The family perished when their car was struck at a crossing. only agent Efelen survived.
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Associated Truss
Rockford
F. Knight
Clinton
Milwaukee
Fifteen Rebels Killed in Mexican Conflicts
Mexico City reports fifteen rebels killed in 24 hours across two engagements with federal troops. Ten rebels died in an assault on Santa Maria, Guerrero, defended by twenty three federals. Five rebels were killed, including leader Simon Cortez, at San Miguel Del Monts, Michoacan.
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Mexico City
Fiteen Gehela
Eltzend
Santa Maria
Atnee
Guerrero
Simon Cortez
San Miguel del Monts
Michoacan
Woodman Killed by Northbound Train Near Mejlen
Ashland Wis Denny Driscoll 65 worked as woodman for 25 years near Mejlen. He was struck and killed by a northbound Seo Hne passenger train at about 8 this morning. He died instantly at the scene.
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Associated Press
Ashland
Wis
Denny Driscoll
Woodamain
Mejlen
Seo Hne
Floods isolate Pomeroy as Ohio River rises
The Ohio River flood isolates Pomeroy and halts transport and business while feverishly rising waters inundate lowlands. Five days of heavy rain push river stages higher across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky, with deaths attributed to exposure and a boy killed in East Liverpool after a canoe accident. Authorities warn further rises and crews race to protect supplies as temperatures drop.
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Asdorlated Press
Pomeroy
Ohlo
Orta
Falalits
Frank Midulltig
Tadat
Cincinnati
Tiosidenta
Vailey
Ome
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Ohio
Iniliana
Virginia
Kentucky
Komen
Pittaburg
Monongahela Rivera
Norma
East Liverpool
Tas
Lugt Sten Udrfift
Fire in San Francisco tenement leaves two children dead
A blaze gutted a frame tenement in San Francisco Bay area, killing Vincente Ortelsa, 4, and Guixappe Ortelsa, 6, and leaving nearly two dozen residents destitute. Casualties included two men found among the ruins as firemen fought the blaze in the Ital section.
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San Francisco
Calted Press
Callf
Almoat
San Iaancisco Italfan
Bolles
Vincente Ortelsa
Guixappe Ortelsa
Aged Indian Found Dead In Abandoned Well
An elderly Chippewa man living on the Odanah reservation was found in an abandoned well near his Ashland home after wandering off. He was partly submerged with only the crown of his head visible above the two inch rim. He was survived by his wife, to whom authorities spoke.
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Associated Press
Ashland
Wis
John Rost
Jwuthorieles Hellene
de Ja
May Die From Burns In Fire At Rhinelander Hotel
John Pfleljxeth, 33, a well known jumper from Tron wood, lies near death in Rhinelander hospital after clothes caught fire from a cigarette ember in a hotel blaze. Witnesses say he fell asleep while smoking. Pfleljxeth gained reputation in winter sports carnivals and is among the northwest's best known jumpers.
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United Praga
Rhinelander
Wis
John Pfleljxeth
Tronwood
Kieldseth
Congress Incomplete Wording Sparks Speculation In Today’s Session
Today in Congress Anited Press reports resumed consideration of a bill with unclear content. Senate proceedings mention Wood's nomination in executive session at a set hour while House activities note a conference report on a bill including Fadden, though details remain garbled.
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Senate
Wood
House
Blanket probe of patronage recommended in congress
A blanket inquiry into federal patronage was urged by Associated Press reports as committees pressed to broaden the scope. The discussion began with charges by Republican party officers in the South, aiming to examine patronage across states. Garner proposed tax cuts and repeal of certain taxes, while Democrats argued the move was a political gesture unlikely to pass. Mills noted that tax revenues and surpluses complicate enactment, cautioning that year-to-year tax receipts vary.
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Wasninatons
Pigeo Nola
Garrett
New York
Coolidge
Additional Airmail Service for Wisconsin Announced
An Associated Press report states Col J T Brittin of Nrs Airways Inc announced new airmail routes linking Milwaukee to Superior via St Paul with a spring start. Plans include airmail connections among Milwaukee Oshkosh Green Bay and Fox River valley cities. Passenger service is planned St Paul to Chicago with government beaconing along the route.
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Associated Presa
Milwaukes
Alyroad
Wishertin
J. T. Brittin
St. Paul
Nrs Airways, Inc
Superior
Milwauken
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Fox River Valley
Britt
Brittin
Farzo
N. D
Chicago
Government
Ackis
Beacon Ughis
River Camp details spark sheriff inquiry
A garbled Associated Press dispatch reports Coffey, a Madison man, and details of a case at River Camp. Coffey allegedly forged transfers and stole items including typewriters as investigators grilled him through Sunday night. He refused to explain his missing wife while authorities pressed for truth about the incident.
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Coffey
Winconaln
Elroy
Clark
J. E.dittmar
Madison
Hla Diez
Sherrie Wright
Ford Tax Case Shifts to National Capital Soon
Detroit officials in the Ford Motor Company tax suit said hearings will move to Washington. Only a few defense witnesses remain and the preliminary hearing is expected to close tomorrow. Government counsel plan to present the case after removal to the capital, contesting the 1913 valuation of 9 489.34 and the lower 5 499.94 figure as erroneous.
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Associated Presa
Netroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Washington
Fey
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