Wisconsin Republicans push prohibition and chain store curbs
Wisconsin platform calls for national prohibition referendum and action on chain store regulation. It endorses four regulatory laws for nonresident chains, backs bank holding company liability, and urges aviation safety and local landing fields. The platform outlines public health, charitable institutions, and crime study initiatives while omitting any praise for the national administration.
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Wisconin
A. B. Fontaine
Probation Rand
Outagamie County Rural Pupils Off to Washington D C
Fifteen hundred rural school children teachers and parents are entrained for a twenty three hour trip to Washington D C for Outagamie county rural school commencement exercises J W Crabtree National Education Association secretary will deliver the commencement address Special diplomas bearing likenesses of the Capitol will be given The group will visit Milwaukee Gary Ind Youngstown and Willard Mount Vernon and Arlington before returning to Appleton Friday
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National Education Association
Capitol Building
Milwaukee
Gary
Ind
Youngstown
Willard
O. Mount Vernon
Arlington
Appleton
Burst of bullets kills five in Brooklyn drive-by shooting
In Brooklyn a speeding car unleashed machine gun fire wounding four men and killing George De Feo, 24, while others Ambrsio, 20, Goldstein, 24, Reles, 24, and a man named Farrell, were injured. Deputy Chief Inspector Cummings blamed slot machine racketeers for the attack.
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U.P
Brooklyn
Vem
Thomas P. Cummings
George de Feo
Joseph Ambrosio
Martin Goldstein
Abraham Reles
Farrell
West Point graduating class breaks long standing record
Washington D C Today's graduating class at West Point sets a record unseen since before the Spanish American War with 173 more second lieutenants than Congress authorized. A few graduates may resign after graduation but the surplus remains above prior decades, as 46 resignations occurred in the previous five years among 1 160 graduates.
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West Point
War Department
Congress
Army
Kohler Nominated At Wisconsin Republican Convention
The 1,156 delegates at the Oshkosh Eagles auditorium welcomed Governor Kohler and Mrs Kohler as their nominee was announced. Kohler thanked Republicans for endorsement and urged an open, economical campaign while praising the voluntary convention method over secret caucuses.
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Madison
Oshkosh
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Kohler
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Milwaukee
Charman Fontaine
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Negotiations to Deliver Tsinan Without a Fight
A dispatch from Tsinan reports Gen. Yeni Hsi Shan's chief of staff met with Han Fu Chu to discuss handing Tsinan over to nationalist government troops without battle. Han Fu Chu's emissary traveled to Yen Hi Shan's headquarters to negotiate terms of adherence to the northern cause.
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Tsinan
Shantung Province
China
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Shansi
Snantung Province
Han Fu Chu
Yen Hi Shans
Oil Line Work Planned from Glennpool to East Chicago
The Ajax Pipe Line Company of Tulsa announces oil line construction from Glennpool Oklahoma to Wood River Illinois with possible extension to East Chicago Indiana. The 260 mile route will use ten inch mains and pump stations about every forty miles along the line with right of way filed in the local recorder’s office.
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Glennpool
Okla
Woodriver
Wood River
Chicago
Ind
Ajax Pipe Line Company
Tulsa
Recorder’s
Heroic women and sailors save Fairfax from blaze
A four hour battle with fire and smoke followed the Fairfax collision as Marines led a rescue. A. E. Abbott of Quincy praised marines and Navy officers for saving the ship and guiding passengers to safety. The Gloucester crew moved quickly, with stretchers and emergency treatment at hand, as burned and injured were prioritized. Continued on Page 1.
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Nothing Like Vacation in Excelsior Fire Alarm Prank
Minnesota firemen from Sacelsiot attend a conference and, to pass time, mount their equipment and stage a string of false alarms. Delegates laughful, the crew activates fourteenth alarm before departing. Visitors say there is nothing like a vacation.
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Minnesota
Tomgnt
Trenén
Excelsior
Not Guilty by Insanity Plea in Robbery Case
Balsam Lake Wisconsin—A not guilty plea by insanity was entered in circuit court today by Eimer, a 27 year old farmer charged with robbing the Lew State Bank. He admitted the $700 robbery. Trial scheduled for June 28.
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Eimer
Chacgrd
Robbie
State Bank
Reparations Loan Coming to Fund German Debts
Berlin announces a $300 million reparations loan to be issued this week by nine countries. About $98.25 million will be heated in the United States as the loan called the 54 percent 1930 German government international loan. France pays a higher price, with 88 per country, and $8 of the price goes to France as tax capitalization for 30 years. The loan aims to fund the first slice of Young plan reparations, $100 million for German internal improvements, remainder for creditors. Allocations show the United States $98.25 million, Germany $36 million, Belgium about $4.5 million, France about $38 million, Great Britain about $58 million, the Netherlands about $3.3 million, Sweden about $29 million, Switzerland about $17 million, with dollar figures approximate.
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Germany
Belgium
Great Britain
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Sweden
Switzerland
Hughes Family Sails for Europe on Leviathan
The crew of Chief Justice and Mrs Hughes and their daughter Elisiuarton stand out on the Leviathan passenger list bound for southern Europe. Supreme Court Justices Sutherland and Stone have already left for the season. Mr Hughes will remain abroad until August 12.
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Elisiuarton
Europe
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Stone
Aleady
Trust Company Taken Over in Vineland by State Banking
The Vietland Trust Company was taken over today by the state commissioner of banking and insurance to investigate its condition. The firm organized about 25 years ago with a capital of 1 million and a surplus of 310000. Total deposits reported as of March 27 stood at 3900.619.
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Vietland Trust Company
State Commissioner of Banking and Insurance
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County Judge Takes Vacation Due to Health
Jefferson county judge John G. Conway is on leave from the bench because of failing health. He has appointed W. F. H. Naber of Dodge county to act in his place. Conway will be 78 on August 3.
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Wis
John G. Conway
Jefferson County
Dwage EF H Naber
Dodge County
Conway
Wisconsin Republicans nominate unbeaten statewide slate at Oshkosh
At the state GOP convention in Oshkosh Wisconsin Republicans endorsed a full slate headed by Governor Walter J Kohler with running mates Harry Dahl for lieutenant governor W J Pleplow for secretary of state Michael Eberlein for attorney general and K J Lamp for state treasurer The nominations were unanimous with Swietlik withdrawn from consideration for attorney general and Eberlein receiving unanimous endorsement The convention approved the party platform and backed filling vacancies in the state committee, signaling readiness for the fall election.
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Walter J. Kohler
Kohler
Harry Dahl
la Crosse
W. BE. Pleplow
Milwaukee
Michael Eberlein Shawano
E. J. Lamp
Madison
Eagles’ Auditorium
Wisconsin
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Leutenant
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Michael Eberlein
Swietlik
Michael Ebertein
George Blanchard
W. J. Campbell
Oshkosh
State Republican Committee
Weather Outlook and Observations From Buckstaff
Wisconsin forecast mostly cloudy with possible showers. warmer in northwest Thursday. Upper Great Lakes: scattered showers. Lower Great Lakes: fresh southwest winds, partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Upper Michigan and Ulinosis show mainly clouds with showers possible north and central areas tonight into Thursday. Buckstaff observations report highs near 78 and lows around 47 with southeast winds and no precipitation.
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Wisconsin Republicans rally behind Hall in campaign address
The speech lauds the people who stood by Hall through fiery ordeals and invites aid for his coming campaign. Hall’s nominating address in Wisconsin highlights a shift to a unified Republican platform and notes prior conference differences. His agenda includes consolidating state agencies and creating a full time highway commission, with centralized control of trust fund investments.
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Expectations Stated by New King Romania
In a statement to Le Matin special correspondent from Bucharest, Romania’s new king says the country seeks a place in European affairs earned by victory. He pledges to focus on economic improvement, exploiting national resources, and securing friendship to prove Romania deserves a restored status.
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le Mati
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Feedy airplane sets new Montreal to Curtiss field record
Daig Red Jackson, famed aviator, flew the Mystery monoplane from Montreal to Curtiss field in two hours eight minutes covering about 400 miles. He landed at 3:03 a.m. with an apparent cruising speed near 249 mph, not pushing the craft to its top speed.
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Cleveland
Daig “Red” Jackson
Endurance
Montreal
Curtiss Feld
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Elevator accident claims life at Milwaukee roof
Milwaukee man Ward Shepent, 35, died at County Emergency Hospital from injuries after an automatic elevator failed to stop at a building floor. The mishap occurred on the roof where the elevator plunged, tossing him and four others.
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U.P
Ward Shepent
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