Tornado Devastates Menomonie Area Killing Several
A tornado near Menomonie Wisconsin killed four people and injured many more as it destroyed homes farms and businesses. Relief teams worked to restore lines and aid victims while damage near Eau Claire and Park Falls mounted to about one million dollars.
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Menomonie
Wis
U.P
Red Cross
Eau Claire
Charles Wolbert
Wolbert
Louis Haines
Bert
Carl Kaiser
Menomonie Hospital
Raymond Wolbert
Charles Oberle
Theodore Iverson
Peter Cole
Orville Cole
George Cole
Florence Cole
N. Belknap
C. N. Driscoll
Mildred Buehlke
Louis Ford
Leon Roach
Lorraine Roach
Jack Roach
Here
Reid-Murdlock
Pioneer Furniture Company
Evans Lee Lumber Company
New Dells Lumber Company
Minnesota
Eau Claire County
Whitehall
Park Falls
C. T. Johnson
Chetek
V Blow
Wol
City to Welcome National Legion Head Tonight
Lake Geneva Wisconsin mass meeting patrons approve two referendums. One rescinds Geneva union district No 1 board action accepting E D Denison resignation as superintendent. The other rescinds hiring FE B Johnson in Denison’s place. B O Reynolds nominated for district clerk for July 12 election. Additional officers named. A resolution against secret board sessions passed. The Denison resignation dispute has persisted for months.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Geneva Union District No. 1
E. D. Denison
FE. B. Johnson
Denison
B. O. Reynolds
Uncle Sam To Teach Value Of Temperance
Education campaign to promote temperance begins with July 1 federal drive for prohibition enforcement. $50,000 appropriated for public education on law enforcement and liquor evils. transfer of funds and plans to be finalized by new justice department administrator.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washington, D. C
Mitchell
Ciry Army
Congress
Treasury
Hoover
Justice Department
G. A. Youngquist
Soan
Son
Roy Haynes
George W. Wickersham
Law Enforcement Commission
Only Miracle Will Enable Nationalists To Hold Tsinan
A Shanghai dispatch from Tientsin reports 50,000 northern rebels crossed to the south bank of the Yellow River, fifty miles northeast of Tsinan, capital of Shantung. The dispatch adds only a miracle will enable the nationalists to retain Tsinan. Nationalist headquarters at Nantung says the deadlock along the Yellow River remains unchanged.
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Shanghai
Tientsin
Yellow River
Tsinan
Shantung Province
Nantung
Verdict rules death by own action in Zellman case
Sauk county officials ruled death of August Zellman aged 54 a death by own action. The body was found in his garage in La Valle Wisconsin with monoxide poisoning listed as the cause.
Flying Governor Kohler Makes Two Campaign Stops
Wisconsin governor Walter J. Kohler, known as the flying governor, completed two engagements in Chippewa Falls and Wausau before heading to Oshkosh. He traveled in a borrowed plane after his own aircraft was damaged in a ground loop at Kohler airport yesterday. no one was hurt.
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Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler
Chippewa Falls
Wausau
Oshkosh
Col. W. §. Smith
Eagle River
Dedication of Oshkosh Monument Honoring First White Home
A city dedication ceremony in Oshkosh marked the anniversary of the American flag with a parade to the site of Webster Stanley’s 1836 cabin. Gov. W. J. Kohler and Frank B. Keefe spoke on memory, history, and Wisconsin’s development as the Winnebago County Archeological and Historical Society unveiled the marker at Bowen street and Lake drive.
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Webster Stanley
City of
Oshkosh
Main Street
Bowen Street
Lake Drive
W. J. Kohler
Frank B. Keefe
Kohler
Mount Vernon
Monticellc
Monroe
Virginia
Lincoln
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Winnebago County
New Course At The Central State Teachers College
Stevens Point Wisconsin June Centre State announces a new course to be offered as a minor for graduating teachers to equip them to handle physical training for small schools.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Nera
Eae
Touchy Issues Around Hoover Loom Over 1922 View
By Byron Price, Washington. At the political half-way mark of his four term, President Hoover faces a swarm of touchy issues including tariffs, farm relief, prohibition, foreign relations, and internal party strife. Breathing debate in Congress, a possible renomination hinges on his tariff stance and the farm program while party leaders and rivals weigh the future of a new national party and the 1922 political landscape.
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Byron Price
Washington
Hoover
Republican Party
Kansas City
Congress
Borah
Norris
Wien
Discor
Campair
Hao
Tipa
Hoover Farm
Senate
Farm Board
Kcans
Republic
Selec
Mrs J A O Stub Wife Of Pastor Dies In Minneapolis
Mrs J A O Stub, wife of the pastor of Central Lutheran, died today in Minneapolis after an extended illness. She was 49, born in Soldier Grove, Wisconsin, and lived in Stoughton, Wisconsin, before moving to New York during the World War. Funeral services will be held Tuesday with burial here.
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Minneapolis
Fay A.O. Stug
Central Lutheran ¢ Nowhere
Soldier Grove
Wis
Tub
Stoughton
New York
Stub
Reconciliation Hopes Rise After Romanian Royal Talks
A Bucharest dispatch says the Roumanian holy synod annulled King Carol II and Queen Helene divorce decree. Queen Marie is believed to have smoothened the couple’s difficulties and prepared for a palace reunion. Helene’s cold prevented greeting Marie at the station. Marie later visited Helene and counseled her. A reunion at Marie’s palace is planned. Carol’s cabinet now governs with peasants’ party members. Madame Lupescu reportedly heads to Bucharest with two officers, and Carol vowed never to forget her.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Roumanian Holy Synod
Carol
Helene
Marie
Carol II
Germany
M. Mani
Michael
Peasants’ Party
Lupescu
London
London Daily Mail
Berne
Switzerland
Mme. Lupescu
Mme Lupescu
Buchar
Anne
Bowmania
HoovER Denies Any Obligation Beyond London Pact
President Hoover says the London naval pact creates no obligations outside the treaty. He counters Senate critics who claim confidential documents influenced the pact and asserts Senate members on the delegation participated in the treaty's creation. He notes opposition centers on a small portion of the fleet.
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Washington, D. Hoover
Iisis
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Tary Stimson
Hawley Smoot tariff bill passes in House vote
The Hawley Smoot tariff bill, raising duties on imports, was passed by the House 220 to 138 after Senate approval. President Hoover is expected to sign, with an enrolled bill to be sent Monday for correction. The measure targets agriculture and industry with increased levies, aiming to raise about 620 million dollars in revenue.
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Washington
Iul.p
Congress
House
Senate
Hoover
Washington, D. C
Watson
Indiana
Boran
Idaho
Independent Republican Pilot
Robinson
Arkansas
Ieade
Joose
Rosenberry to be principal speaker at June meet
Waukesha Wis Chief Justice Marvin Rosenberry of the state supreme court is expected to be the principal speaker at the final session of the Wisconsin District Attorneys convention in Waukesha from June 22 to 24 Other scheduled speakers include Attorney General John W Reynolds District Attorney George A Bowman Milwaukee Dr E L Miloslavich Milwaukee and Prof John McDill Fox Marquette University law faculty
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Rosenberry
Waukesha
Wis
Marvin Rosenberry
State Supreme Court
Wisconsin District Attorneys’ Convention
John W. Reynolds
George A. Bowman
Milwaukee
E. L. Miloslavich
John McDill Fox
Marquette University Law Faculty
Oldest U S town tops census gains in decade
Washington dispatch says St Augustine Fla the oldest town in the United States shows a 92 percent population rise to 11 930 over 1920 offsetting decades of growth in the city’s more than 300 year history. New figures also give New York City first returns with Queens County at 3 082 212, up 623 170 from 1920.
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Washington
Iu.p
United States
St. Augustine
Fla
Commerce Department
New York City
Census Bureau
Queens County
Plans to Run Capone Out of Dade County, Fla
Miami police and the state press ahead with new perjury charges against Al Capone after his bid to padlock his Palm Island home was defeated. State's Attorney Vernon Hawthorne vows to remove Capone from the county, while deputies race to serve warrants alleging false swearing about orders to arrest, access to a telephone, and jail conditions. Capone appeared at the county jail with bonds totaling $7,000, and denied the accusations.
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Capone
Dade County
Fla
Miami
Scarface
AL Capone
Palallal
Palm Island
Chicago
S. D. McCreary
Vernon Hawthorne
McCreary
Mereary
Padlock Case Against Capone Mansion Dismissed
Miami authorities sought to padlock the Palm Island mansion of Alphonse Scarface Capone as a public nuisance. Circuit Judge Paul D. Barnes dismissed the padlock proceedings today, ending the attempt by Dade County authorities.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Palm Island
Alphonse
Scarface" Capone
Chicago
Paul D. Barnes
Dade County
Schmeling Recognized as World Heavyweight Champion
Cincinnati reports Max Schmeling named heavyweight champion by the National Boxing Association after defeating Jack Sharkey on a foul. Wimbledon sees Britain regain the Wightman Cup by a 4-3 margin over the United States with Wills Moody and Jacobs losing the doubles. Portage Wisconsin selects Harold Kobholz for West Point by Congressman Merlin Hall’s recommendation. report to begin July 1. Cubs rally to challenge Giants in National League race as a protest over a decision leads to ejection.
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Cincinnati
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
National Boxing Association
Wimbledon
England
America
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Great Britain
Madison
Harold Kobhholz
Portage
Wisconsin
West Point
Merlin Hall
Black River Falls
New York
Cubs
Brooklyn
Giants
English
Oshkosh to Welcome National American Legion Leader Bodenhamer
The American Legion national commander Bodenhamer arrives in Oshkosh for a banquet at the Hotel Athearn at 5 45 PM. He will review a two division parade starting 7 PM near the Elks club and speak at a later program in the recreational auditorium. The event includes a flag day ceremony and draws officers from Wisconsin and Milwaukee with many reservations for the banquet.
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Oshkosh
L. Bodenhamer
American Legion
The
Elks‘ Club
Elks’ Lodge
Bodenhamer
Warsay
Legion Header
Fremont
Marshall Graff. Appleton
Wisconsin
Austin Peterson
Milwaukee
127Th Infantry
Oshkoish
Ben Gunz
A. H. Gabbert
Townsend Hay
Atley H. Cook
Fond du Lac
Com
Four dead and two injured in Pine Crossing train crash
Gary Indiana reports a fatal collision between a car and a New York Central freight train near Pine Burb, leaving four men dead and two injured. The victims include Francisco Gomez and Pedro Gast, with Phillip Castro and Jesus Hernandez among the wounded. The crossing at Fifty Two Tracks is a workers access point for nearby mills.
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Gary
Ind
Phillip Castro
Jesus Hernandez
Gary Mill
New York Central
Ger
Pine
Burb
Franc
Jaan Gomez
Pedra Gast
Mike Hernandez
Castro, Riano
Partly Cloudy and Winds Forecast Across Wisconsin and Great Lakes
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday in Wisconsin with thundershowers and cooler conditions in the southeast and extreme west. Upper lakes expect fresh southwest to west winds with strong gusts and showers or thunder tonight into Sunday. lower lakes will see fresh southwest winds. Small craft warnings issued for Lake Michigan and northern Lake Huron. Upper Michigan may see showers tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures in the northwest. Northwestern observations record a high of 77 and low of 64 with .75 inches precipitation and south winds. outlook for the week suggests likely unsettled start followed by mostly fair weather and near normal temperatures.
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Upper Lakes
Superior
Lower Lakes
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
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