State Wins HGH Court Over Huber Prohibition Order
Special state's attorneys appointed by Gov. Walter J. Kohler hold a state supreme court order granting a writ of prohibition to quash Judge A G Zimmerman’s order forcing immediate ouster action against Lieut Gov Henry Huber. The court also restrained Zimmerman from enforcing that order and set a later written opinion. The action may proceed any time in Huber’s term despite concerns of political timing.
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Madison—t
Walter J. Kohler
Henry Huber
State Supreme Court
A. G Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Carl N. Hill
Theodore Brazeau
Huber
Supreme Court
Alfred J Lingle Buried With Honors
Alfred Jake Lingle, Chicago Tribune police reporter, buried with military honors as authorities vowed to hunt down his killers. The funeral drew an escort of motorcycle police and many from Lingle’s circles. Detectives announced 655 suspects rounded up, with Russell and Stege asserting a citywide push to capture those responsible.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
Star
Iife
Garfield Park
West Side
Detective Bureau
Pace
William F. Russell
Russell
John Stege
Bstege
Jake
Heaven and Earth
New York
Capone
Moran
Hollywood
Calif
Temperance Convention to Discuss 18th Amendment at St Louis
Gen Joan J Bradley announced a national temperance convention in St Louis under the National Temperance League of America to consider repeal or other lawful disposition of the Eighteenth Amendment. The meeting will memorialize Congress to submit prohibition to a popular vote. Bradley, a retired army officer, chairs Teague's board of directors and asserts authority under the First Amendment.
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New York
St. Louis
National Temperance League of America
Joan J. Bradley
Congress
Bradley
The
Teague
Jail Delivery Plot Thwarted at Joliet Prison
A tunnel dug under the state prison wall was discovered at Joliet Penitentiary. Five convicts were placed in solitary confinement as authorities thwarted the jail delivery plot.
Smoot-Hawley Tariff Will Pass Senate Tomorrow
Justice 2. A. Borthel dismissed criminal slander charges of Joseph Bauman against rival storekeeper John Slubosky in Menominee Michigan. The feud, linked to the disappearance and presumed murder of Slubosky’s son August, centered on a report that Bauman started a fire at Slubosky’s dance hall three days before the boy vanished.
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Menominee
Mich
A. Borthel
Joseph Bauman
John Slubosky
Slubosky
August
Bauman
Here
Young Bauman
SINO CHIEFS DISCUSS SURRENDER AS FENG YEH-SIANG TEETERS
Official reports from Hankow say Feng Yu-hsiang offers to surrender to Chiang Kai-shek if paid 3 million to reorganize the Kuomintang army. Chiang rejects until Feng attacks Shansi. A denials says Chiang plans Hankow flight to direct anti northern forces. A possible rebalancing of factions emerges as Feng wheels.
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Nanking
China
Hankow
Feng Yu Hsiang
Pres
Chiang Kat | Shek
Feng
Kuominchan
People’s Army
Fpenge
Chihli
Shansi
Honan
Chiang Kail Shek
Chiang Kai Shek
Yen Hsi Shan
Yen
Chiang
Yen Usi Shan
Fent
Nan
Rain Threatens Postponement Of Big Fight Tonight
Rain falls as heavyweight clash between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling looms with Sharkey at 187 pounds and Schmeling at 183. Officials weigh postponement after consultation with boxing commission.
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Rain
New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmrling
Cerman
Sharkey
Boxing Commission
Senate backs London Papers rights in naval pact row
Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee adopted a resolution asserting its right to the London naval papers denied by President Hoover. Vote 10 to 7 with 3 not voting. resolution sent to the president and Secretary Stimson. Committee adjourned London naval treaty consideration to tomorrow.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Borah
Black
Alabama
Johnson
Calif
la Follette
Wisconsin
Moses
New Hampshire
Robinson
Sea disaster too sudden for SOS to help
Boston based testimony from Capt Archibald Brooks of the liner Fairfax says the sudden collision with the Fall River tanker in fog on Tuesday night left no time for SOS to reach aid. He states 46 people died, that a general SOS was sent, and that flames disabled the distress signal. The captain and Lt Hunley describe evasive actions and quick fire control, noting nearby rescue options would not have changed the outcome.
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Boston
Archibald Brooks
Fairfax
Brooks
Sigma
Charles M. Lyons
James Hunley
Coart
Tampa
Padlocking the Chicago Board of Trade for farm relief
W H Newsom of the National Association of Brotherhoods of Threshermen argues padlocking the Chicago Board of Trade is the best path to farm relief. He urges farmers and millers to set wheat prices, not gamblers on the Board. Ralph Anynon, state fair manager, warns officials to avoid politics and notes the fair will restrict passes and face scrutiny for alleged extortion and misuses while praising Wisconsin’s farm products.
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Madison
Chicago Board of Trade
W. H. Newsom
Indiana
Brotherhoods of Threshermen
Newsom
Chicago
Board of Trade
Trace
Ralph Anynon
Ammon
Wisconsin
Senate committee frees Bishop Cannon from answering politics questions
The Senate lobby committee voted that Bishop James Cannon Jr need not answer questions about his 1922 anti Smith activities. Chairman Caraway and members Borah Robinson Walsh weighed in with opinions on propriety and power. Cannon sat through testimony on the Southern Methodist board of temperance while declining to discuss political work.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
James Cannon, Jr
Caraway
Blame bin Wino Cn
Wis
Arkansas
Borah
iRep
Idaho
Robinson
Ind
Walsh
iDem
Canden
Nan
Blaine
Claudius Suston
Eaton
Congress
Spontaneous Grain Fire Destroys Omaha Elevator
A grain elevator operated by the Nebraska Iowa Grain Company in Omaha was destroyed by a spontaneous combustion blaze in early March, damaging the bin and boiler room. Loss is estimated at 250000, with 150000 in equipment and 109660 in machinery. About 90000 bushels of corn and 20000 husked units were burned or water damaged. Firefighters faced limited water supply. several firefighters were slightly burned but none seriously injured.
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Omaha
Spomtensaes
Nebraska-Iowa Grain Company
Hee
Graduation on the Capitol Steps in Outagamie County
Outagamie County Wisconsin held a graduation on the steps of the Capitol in Washington, D.C. where 440 graduates from county schools received diplomas. The scene featured students in bright uniforms and a ceremonial procession preceded by toy owl hand gestures and a long train of attendees from Union Station.
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Outagamie County
Capitol
Washington, D.C
Outaramie
Wisconsin
Cnion
A. G
Moauag
Legge To Likely Serve Another Term As Aide
Washington report on Alexander H. Legge, head of the federal farm board, with disputes over grain operations and wheat stabilization. Consensus says he will serve another year, though no official confirmation. The board prepares to use stabilization loans amid opposition from grain dealers and the chamber of commerce. Legge and Julius Barnes remain cautious, defending farm relief while wary of public financing risks.
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Alexander R. George
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Tasco
Alexander H. Legge
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Julius Barnes
Legge
Cong
Ilar Stabilizarion Corporao
Chamber of Commerce
National Business Advisory Council
Legre
Barnes
Gnet
Ning
Mayor Mead Becomes Municipalities Head in Marinette
In Marinette Wisconsin mayoral race history noted Mayor Mead was chosen as head of the municipalities amid a heated debate over a public utility program. The event included nominations and speeches highlighting competition with private utilities and calls for regulatory goals.
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Mead
Marinette
Wis
George W. Mead
Waselas
Wisconsin Laarue
Marcy
Prar
Miter
West Oy
Mal
Charlie
E. Harmmersley
Ood
W. A. Markham
Miller
Murray
Marinelle
Albert Seranedaman
Madison
Alno
Bit W.thdrew
Gu Lae
Republicans Laud State Conference Nominates Liberal Platform
Wisconsin Republicans wrapped a Ashland conference praising a slate of genuine Republicans and a liberal platform. Governor Walter J Kohler received renewed backing to head the GOP ticket, with delegates confident the slate will carry in the September primary.
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Wisconsin
la Follette Ring
Ash
Showers Likely With Winds Over Lakes Michigan and Superior
Weather summary notes probable showers tonight and Friday across Wisconsin and Lake Michigan regions, with cooler west portions Friday. Strong south winds shifting to west on western Lake Superior, advisories for small craft on several lakes, and cooler trends in northern areas. Observations from Buckstall Observatory show cloudy skies and temperatures around the upper 70s.
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Preast
Wisconsin
Upper Creat Lakes
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Western Superior
Lower Lakes
Lake Huron
Upper Michigan
Buckstall Observatory
Phe
Ochs Visits Museum in Munich Bavaria
American publisher Adolph S. Ochs visited the Deutsche Technical Museum in Munich and its founder Oscar Von Miller. He urged close cooperation between Munich and Chicago, affirmed Germany’s economic recovery potential, and said creditor nations should extend help to Germany to monetize new inventions.
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Munich
Bavaria
Plane Crashes Into Swamp Killing Two Wisconsin Flyers
Edwin Bruso, 33, of Appleton, and Harry Baldwin, 26, of Monroe, died when their biplane crashed into a swamp near Isadore Bednarek farm west of Berlin. Both experienced pilots. Baldwin allegedly in front cockpit. Bruso had transport license and trained at Appleton airport. Baldwin part of a Monroe aviation group. Cause under investigation. witnesses describe looping and nose dive. wreckage buried in soft earth.
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Berlin
Wis
Edwin Bruso
Appleton
Frances Nichols
Oshkosh
Harry Baldwin
Monroe
Isadore Bednarek
Nere
Princeton
Bruso
Bednarek
R. W. Waters
Scont
Baldwin
Walter Smith
Green Lake County
Tac
Tae
Whitingfield
Edwhy Weisenbach
Appleian Field
Braso
Applelan
Rhinelander
Frances Nichola
C. L. Nichols
Light Street
Oshke
Larsen Flying Field
Winchester
Sturgeon May
Gre
Trinains
Milwau kee Coast Guard Captain to Face Court Martial
William Kaincaide, once in charge at Milwaukee station, was ordered to face a court martial to be convened soon. He was suspended weeks ago and expected to transfer. Officials cited on duty drinking as the alleged charge, with no link stated to other activities. The court martial date had not been decided.
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Washington
Pi —Coast Guard
William Kaincaide
Milwaukee
Winsaide
Atl Milwaukee
Theorlextgzers
Artial
Reed and Grundy back Smoot-Hawley tariff vote
UPI reports Sen David Reed and Sen Joseph Grundy of Pennsylvania announce they will vote for the tariff bill, boosting its chances as the Senate schedules final passage. Reed, in a dramatic floor speech, says his doubts are resolved after examining effects on Pennsylvania industries.
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Washington
UPI
Pennsylvania
David 4. Reed
Joseph R. Gryngy
Senate
David Reed
Joseph Grundy
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Smoot-Hawley
Tomor
David A. Reed
Treasury Mellon
Reed
Norris
Nebraska
Grundy
Bus!n
Weo
Anc
Cnar
Child Dies After Failing to See Car in Kenosha Street
Margaret Uelmen, 15, was struck and killed last night by Floyd Hughes’s car in Kenosha Wisconsin after stepping into the street from behind another vehicle. The incident occurred on Rueewarert street near the location of the birthday present scenario. Police reported urgent scene investigators at the site.
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Kenosha
Wis
P'—Winus
Margaret Uelmen
Floyd Hughes
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