Weymouth Named Temporary Secretary on Wisconsin Highway Board
The Wisconsin highway commission appointed C. R. Weymouth design engineer as temporary Secretary to replace resigning A. W. Torkelson who protested the dismissal of John Donaghey. The session marked by commission members B. I. Bean, F. L. Turneaure, Bill Welch, George Sinudenmaier and A. Anderson. Governor Zimmerman also indicated plans to visit lawmakers and push for abolition of the legislative visiting committee.
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Associated Press
Madison
C. R
George Sinudenmaier
al €. Anderson
Lefore
Flesign
Weymouth
Dlivision
Fil
Zimmerman
Fenui
Carroll
Assemblymin Mersth
Sewl Nck
Can Stars Tell Which Woman a Man Should Marry
In Milwaukee a circuit court case questions astrology as a judge decides on the $12,000 denial of affections suit. Mrs Lydia Kimnet accuses Prof Charles Mirchoff of advising a wife to end her marriage after study of star signs, leading to neglect and default on payments.
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United Press
Mibwauke
Robert Smulley
Matievile
Clicuit
Lydia Kimnet Agalyse
Charles Mirchoff
Nis
Wilh Wizabeth
Marie Releharel
Nat Eonan
Clara
Re. Refelardy
Menominee
Mid
Possible Goffey Wives Pulled by Wartime Bigamist Case
Madison chief today said he has received many letters from abandoned women across the United States claiming the description and pictures of Willany Coffey, a confessed bigamist and wife slayer, match their missing husbands.
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United Press
Madison
Tostle
United States
Willany
Coffey
Will of Ringling In Probate With Large Bequests Reported
The will of Charles Ringling was filed for probate detailing £290,009 to his son Robert Edward, $100,000 to Wydaventer and Mrs. Hester Ringling Lancaster, and the residue to his widow Mrs Rah Conway Ringlings. Tod MW Kelly of New York named executor.
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Agssaci
Sarasota
Charles Ringing
Robert Edward
Wydaventer
Hester Ringling Lancaster
Rah Conway Ringlings
Tod MW. Kelly
New York
Two Women Killed by Skidding City Truck
Two young sisters were killed and another sister and a man injured when a city truck skidded onto the sidewalk and struck them as they worked nearby. The accident occurred as the vehicle left the street, crushing the victims against a house.
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Associated Press
Coffey Faces First Degree Murder Charge in Wisconsin
William N. Coffey, recovering from a coma, is formally charged with first degree murder in Grant county for the slaying of Mrs Hattie Hales Coffey. District Attorney M Orchard says Coffey confessed and will be taken to Lancaster jail after a reenactment at Sandy Hook. Knife and remains recovered link Coffey to the crime scene.
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Associated P. Platteville
William N. Coffey Aras
Sandy
Grant County
Dirs
Hattle
Platteville
Wis
William N. Coffey
Lancaster
Dearee
Ithi
Atetorney St
M. Orchard
Orchard
Coffey
Sandy Hook
Hattie Hales Coffey
Riters Woods
Sherif Wright
Riter's Woods
Tawa
Wisconsin
Battle of alienists indicated in Browning suit for separation
In White Plains on Monday the Browning divorce case may hinge on mental health testimony. Jidward W. Browning, a wealthy realtor, seeks separation from his 16 year old wife Peaches. Attorneys plan to call a psychiatrist observer to argue deficient mentality while defense will call experts claiming Browning sane.
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Ausocinind Press
New York
Jidward W. Browninng
Peaches
White Plains
Zara Browning
Browning
Jos Angeles
Calif
Tite Grey
Chaplin
Beverly Hills
Mde
Lyndel L. Young
Aires
Anit
Charle Chaplin
Young Enh
McAdoo wets clash rocks Democratic convention talks
Washington reports show Democratic wets blasting William McAdoo after his prohibition remarks. Senators Bruce of Maryland and King of Utah defend him while Copeland and Upshaw respond, framing the feud as a fight over party control and the 1924 nomination prospects.
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United” Press
Washington, D.C
Democratic Coalition
Willitem Ohameadon
Brnce
Dembcrat
Maryland
McAdoo
New York
Pgm
King
Utah
Meddoo
New Berk
Paul R
Mallon
Washington,d.c
William McAdoo
Ohio Bar” “Association
Wets
McaAdoo
Democrat
N. J
Uve Wy
MéAdoo
Lkmnow
Wilson
MeAdoo
Mmén
Meadon
Bia
Edwards
Copeland
al Smith
Smith
New Yorke
Upshaw
Bemdersat
Georgia
Fort Collins Fire Leaves Hundreds Burned and City at Risk
About 100 people, mostly college students, were recovering from burns after a blaze on the Fort Collins Colorado State College campus. Firefighters battled separate brush fires as the main fire threatened to engulf the town, with initial reports estimating extensive damage.
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United Presse
Fort Catlins
Colo
Colorado
Fort Collins
Scott Caling
Skating Meet Postponed to Tomorrow by Detroit AP
The Associated Press reports Detroit postpones the national skating meet opening due to milder weather. Snow and early thaw left the rink waterlogged, pushing the event to tomorrow.
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Thy Associated Press
Petroit
Mich
GOAL STRIKE POSSIBILITIES DURING RAIL RATE INQUIRY
The fifth day of a general inquiry into rail rate rules in western territories explored need for higher operating revenue by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad to meet fixed charges. E E Byrans former president and a road receiver testified that freight revenue lags while other costs rise, with coal strike potential cited as increasing costs and uncertainty.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Chal Stele
Intealatas P
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Anti Dumping Order Against German Pig Iron Issued
United States Treasury issued an anti dumping order targeting German pig iron. The action seeks to assess the difference between German and American sale prices, with inspectors to determine duties. No countervailing duties were found to apply against German iron and steel exporters.
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Mellon
United Prose
Washingt
D. C
Treasury
Melon
Germany- Mellon
United States
Germany
America
Taralpa
Inter
Attorneys Question Power Or Stolen 10 Name His Temporary Successor
Local attorneys informally challenged Judge O A Stillen s authority to appoint a temporary successor while the judge faced a potential removal bar. The state supreme court asked for cause why a temporary order should not be issued pending hearing, amid questions about bench substitutions. A filing of $289.91 against Judge Senten is noted in the action, with references to the Randall case and related clerical matters.
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Cby Associated
Pragg
Meulison
Madison
Vedi
O. A. Stillen
State Supreme Court
Sahel
Eaget
Rin Plate
Junge Senten
Rtm
Vfronic Souyt Hare Poe
Jademens Weste
Randall Rfate Awk
Feos
Une Pyia Privalsery Norte
Congress in session with naval appropriation bill debate
Congress continues review of a naval appropriations bill in committee rooms as lawmakers weigh related defense measures amid ongoing discussions. House and Senate panels handle radio and military topics, with various members scrutinizing provisions and nominees.
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Thired Press Snate
Smith
HOUSE
Radio
Cotaides
Muselo Shoals
Insull's Big Opera Vision for Chicago Civic Opera
Samuel Insull outlines a sweeping Chicago Civic Opera plan featuring a $15 to $16 million sky scraper opera lease and commercial building. The site bounds Madison Washington Chicago River and Market Street. The project would move the current opera to a larger auditorium with more seating and new box configurations after demolishing the current theater.
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Aonsodeled Press
Samuel Insult
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Insull
Madison
Washington
Chicago River
Market Street
Tinanding Ar
Opera
Sali
Performane
Inatll
Suit Against the Tax Commission by St Paul Receivers
A suit filed in Janes County by Edward J. Grundig and Mark W Potter receivers of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway challenges Wisconsin tax assessment on income from new operating property. The receivers allege the tax was improperly levied and claims the commission ruled on the matter in 1877, affecting railroad taxation.
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TAX Commission
ST. Paul
Madison
Wise conaIn Tax Commission
Jains County
ST. Mb
Econ
Edward J. Grundig
Mark W Potter
Regeiyvers
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ratheny Ory
Signs order taking over Coffey Auto
Fragmented OCR text describes an attempted takeover involving Coffey Auto. The garbled prose mentions names and a presumed legal action, with references to an individual connected to Coffey and a request for support from a spouse or relative.
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Coffey
Five Warrants Issued in Racine Hunt License Case
Warrants were issued for five individuals in Racine Wisconsin after investigators suspected improper training and hunting license applications. The case stems from an undercover probe into illicit permits and potential fraud in hunting license processing. Further questioning and review of application records are planned.
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Cy Unieed
Racine
Wis
Hunt Ar
Overn
Desaed
Shere Teddy
Ajander
Ersea
Feanduten
Ahad Sige P
Lifesaved by Face Over Ice on Treacherous Route
Mrs Andrew Destinger, convalescing after an appendicitis operation, recounts a perilous journey by foot and horse team across ice and a narrow strait near Wasalngton Island. A near fatal break through and a risky bridge of planks and foam nearly halted the trek to Sturgeon Bay where surgery was performed to save her life.
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United Press
Sturgeean Jay
Wes
Osne
Ton Island
Andrew Destinger
Mrel Destinger
Wasalngton Daltind
Duor County
Cole Wwugl
Sturgeon Bay
Jens Matsen
Mall Cacher
Washington Ishiumd
Tle
Sister Jay
Aitome- Mle
Dhavel
Miehy
Ches
Mes
Chad
Betaynen
Miners pick leaders amid heated convention debate
Gonfiderge I Lewis reelected president by boost amid a tense miners convention. Salary rises to 9000 were approved then disputed, with debate and protests delaying final approval as leaders faced divergent views on the plan.
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Gonfiderge I Lewis
BOOST
Asaedanter
Qawda
Worldcat
Amurton
Saliary Tage Briss
Uted
Ines
Mactotats-Lreaa Su Governeneh
Trois Stoo
Leeds Idont
Epee Tosidon
Bill Is Sidetracked Die Tented Trey Washington
The document reads as a garbled report with scattered proper nouns. It mentions political figures and places in a fractured way, implying a sidetracked resolution and inductions in a colonial or legislative context, though specifics are unclear.
Great Gale Ravages British Isles in Deadly Tempest
A violent storm battering Britain and Ireland caused widespread destruction with winds up to 103 miles per hour. Thousands were displaced or killed as ships docked and communications failed. Heavy damage crippled towns, factories, and levees, with Glasgow and Belfast reporting major losses. Page continues with flood and rescue updates.
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United Press
London &rGat Wale
Gliscow
Nenakhlen
Ity
Croy
Belfast
Los An Ai
Imes
Chia Mel
Woodenbridge
Trelend
Eainburs
Newcastle
Scotland
Eilinburg
Ireland
Selly
Longan
Med River
Cunningham
Enright
Arkansay
Heenwett
Right of Senate to Exercise Power Over Membership Scrutiny
The Senate faces a dispute over its power to determine admittees to its body amid campaign finance questions. Legal defense argues the inquiry intrudes on constitutional authority, with officials including Attorney General Carlstrun and lawmakers from Pennsylvania and elsewhere voicing positions. Weather notes accompany the political item with forecast details for the Baton area and surrounding regions.
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Senate
Axsociated Press
Washington, D. Ce
Smith
Delialy
Mindis
Sacar G. Carlstrun
Rena Wdi
James M Beck
Pennsylvania
Fortron Antioitas
Henlerat
United States
Fe Isecon
Lasyers
William
Prasnest
Berk
Cainnaica
Neo Baton
Ding Persen
American And British Plans Cover Problem
Washington reports note American and British plans to cover problem of China and Philippines. Discussion focuses on joint moves, potential emergency naval movements, and possible adjustments as Chinese civil war influences diplomacy. Secretary of State Ket highlights hopeful prospects but cites no confirmable agreement between rival Chinese factions.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Ket Jog
Tyna
China
State Department
County Boards Cannot Arm Vigilantes, Opinion Says
A county board cannot appropriate funds to arm vigilante groups, according to a ruling prompted by a county inquiry. The opinion said authorities can purchase equipment for communication but cannot finance armed groups, noting intoxication and illegal possession laws apply. The advisory was requested by a district attorney and the county board chair, with the ruling by General Counsel Edward Meyer.
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Associated Press
Patitisan
Wis
Benet
Inter
Query Frees
Edward Meyer
Mailtowed
Missing Milwaukee Woman Sought by Police
Mrs Violet Winters 25, of Milwaukee, reported missing two days ago after leaving with two boys and her divorcee husband. Police say she disappeared after a dispute and that her car and belongings were found near her home. Search continues as authorities investigate the circumstances.
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Milwaukee
Violet Winters
Rolles
Winter
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