Lenroot says relations are near to break
The Senate debate opens with Senator Robinson urging arbitration amid Mexico dispute while Lenroot warns that unless Mexico shows good faith to settle pending questions, recognition should be withdrawn and ties strained. The House faces hearings on the Fairchild resolution supporting the president's Nicaraguan Mexican policy as the State Department stays silent.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Conserete
Coolidge
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
Forgn Telasions Committee
Reed
Missouri
Housorign Affairs
Fairchild
House
Kellogg
State Department
Mellon Group
Lenroot
Internationalaw
Great Britain
United States
Daring Woman Rebel Escapes Execution in Mexico
A female rebel leader, who led assaults on federal troops three times, was captured and saved from a firing squad by a screen. Dressed as a soldier, she stood with rebels before the squad. three others were executed, while she refused to reveal her identity and awaited trial in Zacatecas.
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United Press
Daarez
Mexico
Tias
Zacelacas Cley
Robbers Identified in Sunday Hold Up in Strow Case
Police identified Tony Amina, 22, of Car vaso and Harold Red Anderson, 19, of Beloit Wis as the men who held up and robbed Samuel Strow and Max Care Sunday. An automatic pistol was found in Andersons pocket.
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CAY
Associated Press
Chienza
Tony Amina
Carvaso
Harold “Red” Anderson
Teeloit
Wis
Morany
Samuel Strow
Max Care
Anderson
Floodwaters Begin to Drop Across Ohio River Towns
Floodwaters along the upper Ohio River receded slowly as the crest moved downstream. At Trenton Ohio 150 families were forced from homes while Dast Liverpool faced isolation and damage exceeding 106000 dollars. Forecasts predict further drops with clear weather offering relief.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Pomeroy
Trenton
Liverpool
United Press
Washington, D. C
Arkansas
United States
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ashland
Huntington
Portsmouth
Louisville
Night Vigil Held By Frat Members For Deceased Wisconsin Student
Delta Kappa Epsilon members at the University of Wisconsin kept a midnight vigil in memory of Walter Cassels Noe, who died by his own hand. Included in the circle was Robert Horton of Oat Park, mentioned in Noe’s farewell note as someone he would appear before in spirit. Outsiders were barred, Horton's status unclear, and no statements were made. Funeral services for Noe were scheduled for Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Madison
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Walter Cassels Noe
University of Wisconsin
Robert Horton
Oat Park
Noe
Horton
IIL
Fraternity House
Noa
Government Allows Chaplin to Withdraw Money in Bank
The government agreed to permit Charlie Chaplin to post a bond on his New York bank funds estimated at over 400000. The action enables Chaplin to access the money in New York while a separate tax case on more than 1000000 of his California assets remains unresolved. He seeks to return to California to finish a film and pursue custody of his two children.
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Washington, D. C
Wday
Charlie Chaplin
New York
Internal Revenue Bureau
Chaplin
California
Wife seeks confinement for Coffey to protect family
Alberta Coffey, the legal wife, obtained a verdict demanding her bigamist husband William W Coffey be put away where he cannot interfere with their lives. The Coffey family includes two high school daughters and a son working in radio in Seattle. Alberta testified she suspected trouble for months while Coffey was away, and was surprised by his return at Christmas.
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United Press
Madison
Willian WN. Coffey
Alberta Coffey
Seattle
Award of $10,000 for death of child in Wisconsin crash
Manitowoc Wisconsin jury awards $10,000 damages for the death of 10 month old Violet Knitter in a collision between Dr A M Farrells car and Mitchell Knitter Nero last summer. The Knitter family sued for $30,000 in damages.
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United Press
Manitowoc
Wis—A
Violet Knitter
A. M. Farrell
Mitchell Knitter
Nero
Knitter
Luck Sentenced to Thirty Days for Reckless Driving
Phillip Luck of Beaver Dam Wisconsin was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail for reckless driving after a jury acquitted him of manslaughter in the death of a young boy. The conviction followed the circuit court’s reconsideration.
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United Press
Beaver Dam
Wis
Phillip Luck
Condition Serious In Wis. Labor Leader Infected
In Yond du Lac Wisconsin Eurene Kre Tarr state deputy of the Knighte at Columbus is in serious condition from an airus infection. He is vice president of Kremder iros Turnthre company nero.
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Yond du Lac
Wis
Eurene
Kre- Tarr
Knighte
Columbus
Kremdér Iros
Nero
Anti American circulars appear in city streets
Circulars calling America the Yanker menace and American industrial oligarchy surface locally. Police puzzled by their unknown origin as signatures imitate R L Davila Gaspar Mora Furlio Metin Alejandro Sux and Tir Carlee Leon among the reproductions noted by observers in Mexico Clits.
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Unie Press
Auacen Mvaien
America
Mexico
R. L. Davila
Gaspar Mora
Furlio A. Metin
Alejandro Sux
Tir
Carlee Leon
Two New Lawyers Admitted by State Supreme Court
Madicone Wisconsin gains two new lawyers Rodney Cat Alder of Moncro e and Rost Warley Bennett of Monticelo after bar admission by the state supreme court. They were granted certificates to practice after completing university law courses.
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Madicone
Wisconsin
Rodney Cat Alder
Moncroe
Rost Warley Bennett
Monticelo
State Supreme Court
Love Tragedy Ends in Suicide Near Milwaukee Home
Robert McCann, 26, shot and killed himself in the rear yard of a Milwaukee residence where two girls, named as his sweetheart goings, resided. A milkman found his body this morning and an note to his parents and sweetheart explained he killed himself over love for the girl.
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Milwaukee
Robert McCann
Congress Today Sees Movements on Roldnson Aid and Gould Case
Senate moves to argued arbitration on Rodlnson matter amid controversy over Mexican actions. Privileges and Elections subcommittee resumes Gould case inquiry. House reviews state justice commerce and fiber appropriation. Military panel weighs Muscle Shoals project. Foreign affairs weighs Ching treaty proposals.
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Rodlnson
Botu
Foreign Affairs
Captured by Armed Posse in Nebraska Chicken Theft
A father, mother, and son accused of wholesale chicken theft were captured after a gun battle today near Falls City Nebraska. A posse of farmers attempted to arrest the Halberts when resistance sparked gunfire. More than 600 chickens were recovered at the Halbert farm and a posse member is believed wounded.
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Thefis
United Press
Falls
Neb
Halbert
Chapman
Minister Philosopher’s Sermon Material Found in Waterloo
Des Moines today reports Rev. William Grimm, en route home after four days of detainment in Waterloo due to a mistaken belief by Mrs. Gertruda Delhorde that he was her deserter husband preaching under Grimm’s name. In court the wife admitted her error.
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William Grimm
Waterloo
Fally
Gertruda Delhorde
Grimm
Wisconsin Legislature to be Consolidated into One House
Mil waukee Socialist Assemblyman William Coleman plans a constitutional amendment to abolish the Senate and merge the legislature into a single house. The proposal would require passage by sessions, then voter approval in a referendum before it could take effect.
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United Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
William Coleman
Milwauker
Buty
Woman Awarded Damages After Bus Collision
Chicago resident Ciara Chris 22 received 26000 dollars in a Superior Court verdict against Midwest Motor Coach for injuries to her left arm suffered when the bus she rode collided with an auto. Plaintiff sought 40000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ciara Chris
Midwest Motor Coach Company
Mixa Chris
Abboteford
Wie
Colleed
Carol Talks About Weather and Balkan Politics in Paris
Paris Roumania's former crown prince Carol speaks to reporters after Balkans talks at the Sorbonne. He dodges abdication or throne questions, urges press to avoid politics, and stays mum on a possible reconciliation with Princess Helen while joking about winter climate. He comments on football and literature in halted English.
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Paris
Roumania
Carol
Cernerel
Balkans
Sorbonne
Ferdinand
Rouménda
Italy
Helen
Taulless
Europe
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Construction theory at variance with prisoner confession
Madison police today stated they believe an axe rather than a baseball bat was used by William Coffey in the slaying of Mrs. Hates. A blood stained axe found in Coffey's deserted car supports the theory. a bat found near Dubuque is linked to Coffey's confession of killing Mrs. Hates after an attempt to dispose of the body in the Mississippi. Attorney Fred Wyle, retained to defend Coffey, said he has heard nothing of such arrangements.
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Associated Prose
Madison
Madigan
Willam Coffey
Coffey
Dubuque
Mra Jlattle Sherman
Gifts to Aid Lawrence Students
Two philanthropic gifts totaling 6,900 dollars were announced to benefit Lawrence College students. A 5,000 dollar bequest from the late Elizabeth Trweit funds the Tlewitt Memorial Scholarship for her husband W. J. Hewitt.
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Lawrence
United Proger Appleton
Lawrences Crollege
W. J Hewitt
Baersett F. Beebe
Abatham
N. Jr
Neady
Marshal
Wis
Reehe
Falls Through Ice: Brothers Rescue Skater on Clearlake
United Press reports a near drowning near Rilnelander Wisconsin as 16 year old man fell through thin ice on Clearlake while skating. Brothers George 11 and Spencer 14 used a long pole to reach him just as he was about to sink.
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United Press
Rilnelander, Wis
Taroid Evans
Hhe
George
Spencer
Cooling Cabinet Faces Search For New Interior Commerce Commissioner
President Coolidge must seek a new nominee for the Interstate Commerce Commission seat held by Frederick I Cox of New Jersey after the senate rejected Cyrus I Woods of Pennsylvania amid a three day executive session battle. Woods had backing from Secretary A. E.on and Senator Reed but faced opposition over alleged motives linked to Lake cargo rate disputes.
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Coolidge
Cyrus E. Woods
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sigy -Knacelitel Press
Washington, D. C
Frederick I Cox
New Jersey
Cyrus Ie. Woods
Pennsylvania
Lo Spain
Jajan
Cox
Senate
Woods
Aeon
Pepper and
Reed
Keystone State
Peaches Breaks Down on Witness in Browning Divorce Trial
In a Browning divorce trial, Peaches Teainon broke down on the stand while describing her bridal night in Utica New York. Justice Seeger allowed the hearing to proceed with the public present but recessed as Peaches cried, recounting events from their honeymoon and Browning's alleged behavior.
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Paul W. White
United Press
Vining
N. Yo — Vrances
Peaches
Edwad W. Browning
Cinderela Nayt
Hx Toywning
Justice Seeger
Casa
Mra
Browning
White Court
Affironxvile
N.Y
Mar Tanwrnings
Part of French gold bullion used to pay interest due
The treasury ships part of the $5,600,000 in French gold bullion to cover interest owed to the United States. The dispatch notes that France will owe the United States about $20,000,000 on that date. Weather, typos, and garbled lines follow in the transmission.
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Associated Prege
Washington
France
Treasury
United States
American and British Interests In China Differ
Washington reports differing American and British aims in China as President Coolidge plans to protect American lives and property and Secretary Kellogg prepares a formal reply to Britain's memorandum. Reports note British moves and allied dispatches, with China tensions spreading to Japan and imperial fleets mobilizing for potential troop transport.
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China
Associated Press
Great Britain
Coolidge
Kellogg
Washington
Chaplin Divorce Case Will Not Settle Out Of Court
Charles Chaplin’s divorce battle will be fought openly as attorney Nathan Burland asserts no out of court settlement. He says Lita Grey Chaplin’s allegations must be proven and that the public will see the truth, with focus on the welfare of their two innocent children.
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Gase
Gby United Prena
Nathan Burlan
Charles Chaplin
United Prose Today
Los Angeles
Lita Gres Chaply
Gurkan S.r
Mine Workers Meet to Draw Up New Wage Demands
The United Mine Workers of America convened in Torrington Hall to set wage demands for the mining industry and address union organization and policy. International President John T. Lewis opened the session as about 1,500 delegates from U S and Canadian locals attended. Reports of officers and routine business filled the morning.
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Ind
United Mine Workers of Danerte
Torringon Hall
John T. Lewis
United States
Canada
Voters to Hear Firemen and Police Wages Appeal
United Frees Milmankoo presents a campaign urging voters to back higher wages for fire department and police personnel. The group signals a formal appeal as the next election approaches.
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United Frees
Milmankoo
Wpekert
Sitheeaikee
Af Walaty
Senate Takes Up Work in Brief Session
In a brief session the Senate discussed an amended gasoline tax bill by Sen John H. Cashman to fund county and village street maintenance and farm roads. The proposal would raise the tax from 1 to 2 percent, doubling side-road funding to about 3 million dollars, citing inadequate trunk road support for farmers. The only other action was a lobbyist registration resolution and committee reference changes.
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Associated Press
Madison—iIn
al bin
Senate
John HE. Cashman
Denmar
Cashman
Lobel. Bili
Tavice
Nine Day Storm Wreaks Havoc in Northern Arkansas
A nine day storm grips northern Arkansas with heavy rains and sleet causing landslides. One death reported Fay Foster II of Springdale electrocuted by a collapsed high voltage line. Railroad tunnels blocked as earth slides close track. train service on the White River division to be paralyzed for days.
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United Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Fee
Missouri Line
Fay Foster
Springdale
Missour Pacific
White River
Reat
Rait
Marines Withdrawn for Concentration at Quantico and San Diego
Five hundred Marines were pulled from the main guard today and concentrated at Quantico Virginia and San Diego California. An additional 406 for shoulder concentration will be withdrawn from their current duties on or before Red 15 as part of reassignments. The Marine Corps commandant Major General Te Jeune said the moves have no bearing on the Chinese operations.
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Associated Traqs
Washington, D. C
Quantico
San Diego
Calif
Mirine Corps
Te Jeune
Couple Defendants In Alienation Suit
Ovonta and Mrs. Isadine Miller are named defendants in a $23 000 alienation of affections suit filed by Loretta Miller of Wisconsin. The plaintiff, wife of Benjamin Miller, says the couple lived with her in the Miller home and that Loretta was ousted after the mother in law exercised control over her son and husband, who chose to stay with his parents.
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Associated Press
Ovonta
Wis
Isadine Miller
Loretta, Miller
Benjamin Miler
Witler
Pastor Henry Proohl Resigns at St Tolnn’s Church
Reverend Henry Proohl resigns as pastor of St Tolnn's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ladysmith Wisconsin. He will pursue another profession and will preach his final sermon Sunday.
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United Press
Ladysmith
Wise
Henry Proohl
St Tolnn's Evangelical Lutheran Church
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