Wisconsin Supreme Court undecided on several cases
Madison three months after submission the filled milk case challenging Wisconsin ban on milk compounds stayed undecided. The court also left undecided the Alby bar removal and Jefferson prohibition enforcement cases. An enrolling clerk error nullifies an act from 1919. The court blocked November home rule submission and ruled rail rate orders must be city specific. It affirmed treble damages for minor workers and reversed a blue sky securities finding. Page 35 continues.
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Associated Press
Madison
Carnation Milk Co
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Alby
Madiom
Wis
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Railway Commission
Commission
Wiscon-eia-Minnesota Light & Power Company
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Menomonie
Industrial Commission
Flambeau Paper Company
Dectnion
John Wisniewski
Milwaukee
Metropolitan Sewage Commission
Rebel De Valera Captures Imagination in Free State War
United Press reports Dublin leader Eamon de Valera as the central figure of Irish rebellion, with the Free State army ordered to capture him. He inspires broad sympathy and scrutiny as authorities tighten control while pursuing bands of extremists. The piece notes wartime hero status, ongoing anti-insurgent actions, and recent captures of prisoners.
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George MacDonagh
United Press
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Will-O'-The-Wisp
Ireland
Free State
Michael Collings
de Valera
Ancelgven
Perexrmationa
Trane
Rockefeller Turns Eighty Three In Quiet Birthday Observance
John D Rockefeller is 83 years old today. A simple anniversary includes a morning round of golf and an afternoon automobile ride. The day is unusually quiet due to the recent death of his brother William Rockefeller.
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Waited Press
New York
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Legal snarls in Comiskey Caoldall Gaol
Milwaukee legal wrangles surround Judge Gregory as Charles and Louis Comiskey face court orders. Writs demand their appearance in July while Jackson and Cornish suits seek clearer allegations of a 1920 White Sox conspiracy. Papers await service as defendants near their Wisconsin summer home.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
John J. Gregory
Joe Jackson
Ciscar
Hapny
Hares
Gregory
Charles and
Louis Comiskey
White Sox
BE. F. Ludwig
Berg
Jackson
Cornis
Risberg and Welsch
George B. Hudnall
Hudnall
Felsch
Risberg
Risbere
P. J. Gaffney
Vicounty
Comiskeys
Bagie River
Tay J. Cannon
Chicago
Mandar
Bk.laindis
Vail
Charles Comiskey
Attorney General Morgan Replies To State Printer
Associated Press report from Rice Lake Wisconsin features William J Morgan candidate for governor criticizing David Atwood state printer over printing costs and contracts He claims he saved 5000 by refusing to print monthly pamphlets and promises to reveal the cost of official opinions and 1921 pages upon return to Madison He accuses political officers of opposing his reform bid and severing pay rolls for the state's good
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Associated Press
Rice Lake
Wis
William J. Morgan
Wisconsin
David Atwood
Morgan
Atwood
J. Blain
Madison
Marean
County Democratic slate named in Milwaukee meeting
United Press reports Milwaukee county Democrats named their slate at a conference attended by about fifty. The event followed a banquet at the Plankinton hotel. A future meeting will elect a chairman of the county committee.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Fey
Plankinton Hotel
German fate up to France experts on reparations
Well informed economic experts of the United government say German rehabilitation hinges on reparations terms. They view any loan as out of the question unless France makes concessions. The German credit situation is the key to continued rehabilitation and meeting payments.
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Tress
Washington
France
Germany
Germaly
Minnesota coal plan opens campaign for fuel relief
Governor Preus announced an urgent campaign to secure sufficient coal supply for Minnesota and the Northwest to avert a looming fuel famine. The bulletin covers ensuing labor strife, guards, and federal mediation efforts as national and regional issues intersect with local action.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Preus
Minnesota
Northwest
Wimbledon final marks clash in women’s tennis history
The text details a dramatic Wimbledon final between two leading women players, noting a fierce, personal rivalry that defined the era and included a controversial climax. It mentions a default by Mile and a decisive net card shot securing the American’s second game.
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Associated Press
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
France
Molla Bjuratedt Mallory
Lenglen
Sixanie
Wimbledon
Waiting for wills to sign the papers in Syracuse
In Syracuse Newfoundland Jack Dempee and Harry Wille dispute a world heavyweight championship window within sixty days as Dempsey's manager hints at pending signatures and papers. the colored challenger Posten is mentioned as the rival details remain unclear.
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United Press
Syracuse
Jack Dempee
Willight
Harry Wille
Posten
Jack
Dempsey
Federation of Women Holds Fourth Annual Convention in Chattanooga
Delegates from forty eight states prepare to gather in Chattanooga for the fourth National Federation convention of business and professional women. The event opens July 16 with Mrs Lena Lake Forrest of Detroit presiding. Miss Lota Kelly of New Mexico is first vice president and a candidate for the presidency.
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Federation OF Business and Professional Women
Chattanooga
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
League of Women Voters
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Lena Lake Forrest
Detesit
Lota Kelly
Raton
New Mexico
Ruth Rich
Corra Harris
William Brown Meloney
Misa Lota Kelly
Jacksonville, Fla
Williams Brown Meloney
The
Delineater
Canfield Delivers Keynote in Racine Speech
The Republican senator Canfield presented a keynote in Racine arguing the party must return to its core roots. He attacked monied bossism, urged reform of Wisconsin politics, and warned against radical socialism while advocating strong American industrial and tariff policies. He stressed the need to preserve independence and prevent manipulation by single leaders.
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Cby
Associated Press
Racine
Wisconsin
Wooa Publican Canal
Pean Pagan
Ganfield Sage
Bossiam
Big Problems for Harding
United Press staff correspondent reports President Harding faces domestic crises as coal and steel strikes loom. He plans a swift drive to curb tensions, seeking a conference with Congress on labor issues and a push to accelerate subsidy measures amid partisan debate.
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Washington
D. C
Uni
Harding
Ling Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Cnientown
Pennsylvania
Mars Land
White House
Republi Peat
Employment in U S Increases Slightly Reported
Bradley reports in Washington that U S employment rose modestly with about 19 workers in various industries and a small percentage of people remaining unreported, according to data from Department of Labor agencies.
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U.S
Vailed
Washington, DC
Bradley Eens
United Strtes
United States
Department of Bboy
Varietie
Trains Taken Off to Repair Equipment in Milwaukee
Milwaukee dispatch reports the Northwestern and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul yards are at work after a strike, with twelve passenger trains eliminated statewide to put equipment in charge of a lows. Officials say service remains uninterrupted as they adjust schedules. Seniority and pension rights are cited as factors, with workers expected to return Monday morning. Federation speakers from Chicago will address the gathering tonight.
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Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Bloomington
Illinois
W. G. Blerd
McLean Couity
United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Northwestern
Milwaukee & Paul
Pasacraer
Frelishl
Stoke
Wyeville
Cantonville
Ovanta
Kimeren Janesville
Watertown
Kaukauna
Antives
Wits
Idtend Junction
Maranden
Pelion Lake
St. Paul
Chirage
New Menace to Peace of China Sparks Conference
Fragmented OCR report notes rising tensions in China as Sun Yat Sen and his southern government face opposition from Chen Chings Ming and others. Despite appeals for restraint, factions gather military strength, with reports of a possible clash near Canton and Whampoa. News cautions that a broader conflict could threaten regional peace.
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Peking
Pe Sun Yat Sen
Oythrow
China
Chai Bao
Chen Chinas Ming
Newt Mange
Kolo
Sun
Deve
Fatto
Tie Hyer
Man Missing For Almost Week Found Near Newberry
United Press reports a missing man from Newberry was found near Harris, Michigan after nearly a week away. The discovery prompts discussions on possible senate seat changes as primary contests loom, with names like Trimars Wherry and McCumber appearing in the coverage.
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Newberry Dapony
Saint
Senate
Kenosha Man Appeals Dry Law Violation Term
A Kenosha man serving a sentence for a dry law violation has filed an appeal in court. The case appears to involve proceedings in the county or state court system with references to sentencing conditions and an attorney's actions. The fragmented text indicates a procedural appeal and possible continuation of the prior judgment.
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Kenosha
Berlin faces looming German republic crisis as default looms
Berlin authorities urge a reparations moratorium while the republic nears a July 16 payment of 6,000,900,000 marks. Observers warn of possible collapse into monarchy or extreme communism as unrest rises in Saxony and across the nation.
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Berlin
Germany
Ndurda
Austria
Pkaln
Saxony
Twickaw
Itn
Reichstag
La Follette says tariff revision not suitable now
Washington D C Senator La Follette Republican Wisconsin renews attack on tariff bill arguing it is not the time for a general revision as conditions change rapidly and current rates would soon be out of date He faults the tariff making system for yielding to industry influence and says the tariff commission already has broad authority but unstable world conditions hinder accurate rate setting.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate Today
Ibera
Senate
Kureested
la Fellette
Gasoline Price Cut Achieved After Freight Rate Reductions
United on Chicago announces a gasoline price cut following freight rate reductions by the interstate commerce commission. The measure, effective where rates were lowered, promises retailers a savings of two to four tenths of a cent per gallon for customers.
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United
Chicago
St Toflay
Terstale Commerce Commission
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Summary
Fragmented forecast notes showers likely in western areas with warmer tonight and Sunday. Portions of the state may see rain Sunday with generally fair to partly cloudy skies and near normal temperatures for the week ahead. Local observations indicate variable cloud cover and possible rain midweek in some regions.
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Run Bay
Wisconsin
Warner
Txetreme
Washington
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