Opposition to 24 Million Dry Fund Grows in Conference
Washington reports mounting opposition to the 24 million dollar prohibition rider attached to the deficiency bill. Senate and House conferees show hostility to the amendment while Mellon favors delaying final funding. Disputes within the Anti Saloon League surface as F Scott McBride offers to relinquish the legislative post amid criticism over the fund proposal.
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Senate
House
Cecil Owen
United Press State
Washington
Houses
Congress
F. Scott McBride
Milk price dispute brings Chicago dairy groups together
Representatives of distributors and dairymen meet with Dr. Clyde King to settle the Chicago milk price controversy. An armistice agreed after producer demands of 2.85 per hundredweight and dealer offers of 2.50, with health official Dr. Arnold Kegel to mediate a further meeting in Lake County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clyde King
Philadelphia
Archlrene
Pure Milk Association
Arnold Kegel
Lake County
Waukegan, Ill
Kegel
King
Tanker Dannedaike Aims For Murray's Anchorage
The American tanker Dannedaike, slowed by distress near Bermuda, expects to reach Murray's anchorage by tomorrow morning. It had aided the Italian freighter Florida on Jan. 22 but abandoned the attempt due to peril. Two crew members were injured and require hospital care.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Murray's
Anchorage
Margaret Chute
United Press
S. S. America
Florida
America
Harry Marining
Virginia Capes
Label inferior canned goods at the McNary Maps convention
The National Canners' Association called for labeling inferior canned goods as such under the McNary Maps bill. The move was endorsed by major groups including the National Wholesale Grocers and the American Wholesale Grocers along with chain store and food brokers associations during their convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Food and Drug
National Canners’ Association
National
Wholeale Grocers
American Wholeale Grocers
Chain Store Asociation
National ‘Ood “Brokers' Association
Three Airplanes Circle Over Ice To Seek Missing Fisherman
Three airplanes from Selfridge field and a Lansing pilot aided a search for Lewis Sweet an Alanson fishing guide believed adrift on a Lake Michigan ice floe. They scouted Temperance Point Mackinaw Straits and islands from Hog to Garden while a ski equipped plane found traces near Garden and Beaver islands. Residents saw no large ice fields as the blizzard parted the shore. Sweet stayed to try for a last trout and vanished in the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petoskey
Mich
Lake Michigan
Lewis Sweet
Alanson
Myron Elliott
Richard Cabb
Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Temperance Point
Straits of Mackinaw
Hog Island
Lee
Scott
Sweet
Wisconsin Braces Under Fresh Snow and Bitter Cold
A fresh winter storm swept Wisconsin with heavy snow and gale winds causing road closures and train delays. In Green Bay two to three foot drifts stalled traffic while Eau Claire and Oshkosh faced blockages and late trains. Milwaukee and La Crosse reported mixed precipitation and plummeting temperatures as statewide snow totals rose into the upper teens and thirties for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Oshkosh
Seo Line
Northwestern Railroad
Wausau
Antigo
Anawchrists
Milwaukee
Split Rock
Grifts
Lincoln County
Merrill
Wisconsin Rapids
la Crossé
Jaydu Lee
Rival MPs clash over Texas post offices in lobby scuffle
In Washington Chairman Elli ott of Indiana and Representative Blanton of Texas tangled in the house lobby over a public building program for Texas. Blanton claimed promises for new post offices at Sweetwater and Coleman. Elliott denied making any such pledge. Colleagues separated them before blows could land and they parted as friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elliott
Indiana
Blanton
Texas
House
Sweetwater
Coleman
Tex
Fare to be boosted by 2 cent in St Paul
The Minnesota state railroad and warehouse commission ordered a fare increase for Twin Cities street cars. Effective Saturday the basic fare becomes 10 cents or 7 cents by token, raised at the request of the Twin City Rapid Transit lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paw
Minn
Ilp
Twin Cities
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Twin City
Woman Explorer Guilty of Shooting Husband
Mrs Esther Wilson an African explorer was found guilty of second degree assault for shooting her husband Dallets Wilson prominent attorney in General Sessions Court. The verdict carries a prison term of two and a half to five years with an extra five years if sentenced to state prison for using an unlicensed revolver. The judge noted too many cases of women who shot and forgot as she claimed no recollection of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Esther Wilson
Dallets Wilson
General Sessions
Wilson
Stockyards Law Repealed and Other Ordinances Passed
City council repealed key sections of the wealth ordinance relating to stockyards and enacted a new measure with stricter yard distance rules. The change aims to ease farmer shipping and maintain a stockyard in Oshkosh while abolishing the Soo Line yard. Local officials expect the railroad commission and governor to act soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Council
X Wealth
Hagene
Sao Line
Northwestern Railway
Railroad Commission
Wisconsin Governor Welcomes German Ambassador and Baroness
Governor Walter J. Kohler greeted German Ambassador Baron von Prittwitz and Baroness upon their Wisconsin visit. He praised Germany’s cultural heritage, cited Count Felix von Luckner as a peace ambassador, and extended best wishes for a pleasant stay and safe travels with the German farewell blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kohler
Ambassador Prittwitz
Milwaukee
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Baron von Prittwitz
von Prittwitz
Beethoven
Wagner
Mozart
Goethe
Count Felix von Luckner
Germany
Two More Ships Buffet by Atlantic Gales in Rescue Efforts
Reports from New York say two additional vessels were buffeted by Atlantic gales as rescue operations underway. The Norwegian motorship Fernlane, with 800 miles southeast of Bermuda, needs a rudder repair and stern frame work. The American tanker Dixiano, 6300 deadweight tons, grounded off Cuba near Zarza de Fucera Cay, awaits salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
America
Stamen
Florida
Merritt, Chapman and Scott Salvage Company
Fernlane
Bermuda
Cuba
American Sugar Transportation Corporation
Zarza de Fucera Cay
Warbler
President Garfield
Bahamas
Key West
Relief
Norfolk
Birth of Souriya’s eighth child amid Afghan royal turmoil
The Daily Express reports a son born to Souriya, exiled queen of Afghanistan, at Kandahar. Other dispatches note Leon Trotsky supporters and Afghan chiefs ready to march on Kabul to restore Amanullah, while Habibullah Khan approaches to claim the throne. Inayatullah I acted as regent and fled for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Express Today
Souriya
Afghanistan
Bombay
India
Kandahar
Amanullah
the Express
London
Leon Trotaky
Red Army
Trotsky
Alma Aata
Russian Turkestan
Russia
Communist Party
Kabul
Inayatullah
True Love Pledge Led to Heart Balm Suit Victory
Chicago woman Miss Lottie Klarkowski sued Milwaukee man Anton Clark claiming emotional injury from a false romantic pledge. The jury awarded her 2000 dollars after evidence of a letter saying I ll be true to you until the Eski mos near B. V. D. s was presented as part of her heart balm suit.
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Milwaukee
Lottie Klarkowski
Chicago
Anton Clark
Hoover Eyes Big Game While In Florida Keys
President elect Hoover fished off the Florida keys near Key Largo with aides and the yacht Antidote party. He will form a prohibition investigation commission and draft enforcement plans during a pre inauguration vacation, as Secret Service and Coast Guard monitor his party from a discreet distance. Hoover weighs appointing commission members and awaits return to Belle Isle Miami Beach.
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Key Largo
Herbert Hoover
Keys
Florida
Shire
Jack
Hoover
Belle Isle
Miami Beach
Hoovers
Miami Bay
Coast Guard
Secret Service
Hoover Guard
Thomas J. Stokes
United Press Star
Alpe
Hoover Fshing
Florida Keys
Prohibition Investigation Commission
Witert
Arrest of Practitioner at Cancer Institute for Illegal Medicine
Eseunaha Michigan reports the operation of a local cancer institute led to the arrest of Edward Lonotte on charges of practicing medicine without a license. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Phil Mary of Gladstone, La notte waived preliminary exam and posted 500 bond for circuit court. The incident follows a campaign by the American Medical Association against irregular healers. Lonotte allegedly diagnosed a birthmark as cancer and offered removal for 75. The Lamotte family had run the garden institute for over forty years in a brick facility serving about forty patients who traveled long distances for treatment.
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Eseunaha
Mich
Y Institute
Garden
Delta
Edward Lonotte
Justice of the Peace
Phil Mary
Gladstone
Lanotte
Michigan Department of Public Safety
Annotte
American Medical Association
Navker Institute
Dempsey Reappointed Regent for Fourth Time in Wisconsin
Governor Kohler announced Edward J. Dempsey to a fifth year on the state board of normal school regents with H. Gumm of River Falls named to the same body replacing T. W. Ramer. Dempsey, current board president, has previously served since 1914 and now marks a fourth consecutive term.
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Madison
Edward J. Dempsey
State Board of Normal School Regents
Day H. Gumm
River Falls
T. W. Ramer
Walter J. Kohler
Dempsey
Wisconsin State Bar Association
Wisconsin
F. FE. McGovern
John Harrington
Dempegey
Eb, L. Philipp
John J. Blaine
Qintosh State Teachers
Qintosh State Teachers’ College
Oshkosh Normal School
Bouck, Hilton, Kluwin & Dempsey
Barefoot half mile in subzero air shocks Berlin crowd
John Ream of Barageman ran a half mile barefoot in frigid conditions with temperatures below zero. He shed shoes and socks during the sprint and suffered only a few blisters, claiming he could walk barefoot without feeling the cold. A purse was offered in a local challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
John Ream
Ream
Weather outlook across Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota
The bulletin forecasts a severe cold wave and snow across Wisconsin and Upper Michigan tonight into Saturday. Partly cloudy to snowy conditions are expected in Minnesota with continued cold, while winds ease tonight near Lake Michigan and temperatures range from the mid teens to single digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Shrine
Lower Michigan
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Lake Su
Wisconsin Legislature considers broad probe of campaign spending
A Wisconsin resolution calls for a joint two senators and three assemblymen committee to investigate campaign expenditures since 1924. The effort aims to strengthen the corrupt practices act and targets races from governor to U.S. senator including La Follette and Kohler campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard R. Smith
United Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohier
Hts
John J. Rhune
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Fred R. Zimmerman
Kohler
Frank Lb. Prescots
Whitefish Bay
William H. Markham
Boricon
Senate
Wye
la Pollette Progressive
Lgisleire
Charles B. Perr
Assembly
Senate Committee On Committees
Oscar J. Lehmiege
Appleton
Committee O Group
City urges curb parking ban as snow crews mobilize
Councilman Oaks issues notice asking Oshkosh residents to avoid curb parking tonight. Snow removal crews will operate at that time and cars blocking the curb could hinder plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Meterial
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Dry League
League
Mellon
Harris
S. E. Nicolson
James Cannon, Jr
Lucky Samaritan
E. P. Grimes
Port Arthur
John R. Garland
Marietta
Grimes
Mats Gan
Woman
George Fried
Pried
Billard
Admiral Billard
Representative Black
Captain Fried
America’s
Fried
Arnold T. Petrick
Une Oshkosh Shipping Association
Loco Line
Herbert Nolte
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Osh' Kash
Soo Line
George Pried
Fried Arst
Cancer Institute
E. J. Dempsey
E J
Mah Cote
Day
Baromgn
Blaine
Bob
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