Governor Blaine vetoes bank tax bill in Madison showdown
Governor Blaine returns veto message to the legislature opposing a bank tax replacing capital stock tax. He argues federal interference and cites the First National Bank of Hartford case as justification while outlining how the measure would shift the burden to farmers, merchants, and manufacturers across the state.
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Madison
Wit
Biaifé
Blige
Blaine
Thin Hill
Flaine
Hartford
Tha Mont
Wlaronsin
Npr
Hte
Goerhor
Lety Ja
Dodge County investigates death of Mona Marschner at Waupun home
Dodge County officials ordered an inquest to determine cause of death of Mona Marschner a 33 year old divorcée found dead in her Waupun apartment shortly after a doctor arrived. A bottle of beer and bichloride of mercury tablets were found on the bedside table.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Dodge County
Mona Marschner
Waupun
Tor Tifany
Waupum Canning Company
Painleve Government Secures Confidence Vote
The chamber of deputies voted 16 to 34 to sustain the Painleve cabinet. France faces a 1,050,000 fr budget balance target with 607 francs announced in a semi official conference led by Finance Minister Caliinux with the finance committee.
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Chamber of Deputies
Barls
Painleve
France
Caliinux
Gas Pocket Claimed Three Men In Caisson Accident
A gas pocket opened during caisson drilling for a new building killed three workers and seriously injured seven others. Fire Chief William Biker, 44, and rescue teams arrived to find two men dead in the pit and one more fatally injured, while other laborers managed to escape.
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Ay United Preag
Chicago
Willan
Raa
Rikorawan
Palmeter
Fire Department
Sikora
Visbon
On Distillery
Oporto
Foreign unrest spreads across China and Japan
Reports from Tokyo Shanghai Peking and Canton outline maritime and anti foreign actions as four more destroyers are dispatched to China. William Mackenzie a British subject is killed by Chinese agitators and foreign residents face intimidation as troops move and pickets are posted in Shanghai and Peking. Washington notes rising anti foreign agitation near Canton.
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Associated Press
Toyko
China
Shanghai
Gent Tral
Becruat
William W. MacKenzie
Mackenzie
Peking
Dewchinema
Genel Feng Tu Helang
Forrean
Shanthai
William W. MacKenne
Engilan
Nera
Tien Tain
Wu Chow
American Baptist Hospital
Condition of Senator La Fallette Remains Unchanged
The condition of Senator La Fallette of Wisconsin remains unchanged today after he embarked on a ailment described as bronchial asthma. The report from Washington notes no new developments and continues to monitor his status while he recovers.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
D. C
Adaneinind
Fionn
Dayton
Alohn
P. Aropex
Hin
Teal
Bones
New York
Mattie
Dawn
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Wreck of Delaware Lackawanna Train Kills and Injures Many
Early today a Delware Lackawanna and Western special emigrant train derailed near Hackettstown New Jersey after tracks failed in a storm. Seventeen dead and many injured rushed to hospitals as officials blamed a washout and lightning for the wreck.
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Lackawanna & Western
Rockpont
Lajurwa
Hoop
Inne Wight
Easton Hospital
Mra
Holnig
Nan
Gecar Danilo
Negro Porter
Chicazo
Mia Otto Grande
Hackettatown
N. J
Delaware
American Woman Crumpton Dies by Own Action in Paris
May Alice Crumpton, 47, formerly of Superior Wisconsin, killed herself in Paris on Sunday. Her death note asks for an ebony coffin, a room in which to die, and a non religious funeral with flowers, no American doctors, and French doctors if needed.
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Superior
Wis
May Alien Crumpton
Paria
Duluth
Minn
Frankie Farrell
Farrell
Diacuas
United States Vic
New York
Han
William J Crampton
Western Electric Company
Bronxville
Mississippi River Floods Swell After Weeks of Rain
Rain-swollen Mississippi River rises six feet in a week threatening low land floods. Raven Tees stage covered as rains flood tributaries. Milwaukee railroad tracks between Preston and Ismnaure washed out. Damage impacts rail lines and nearby settlements.
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le Croene
Win
Raven Tees
Milwaukee Railroad
Preston
Ismnaure
Tributarien
Missionipp
Neer
Beni
THRE FACES TO FIGHTING ON IN CHINA
Three phases of the troubles in China form from Washington reports and expert opinion. The Canton battle and a looming northern civil conflict dominate. Western observers see three interlocking concerns: anti foreign agitation, Canton recapture, and northern civil war preparations.
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Whehington
China
Washington
Xenny San
Urden
Canton
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Yangtei
Cithen
Peking
Washinngton
Han
Davenport Case Opens Amid Odd Evidence Claim
In Minneapolis, Davenport faces charges as alleged leader of a bandit gang tied to a Northwestern National Bank robbery last December. The trial in municipal court focuses on identification with testimonies about Davenport's whereabouts and gang membership.
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Davenport
Ant
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Minneapolis
Devonport
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Life Insurance Exceeds Six Million On William Fox
A news item reports William Fox, president of Fox Film, holding life insurance aggregating over six million dollars. The new policy, issued by sixteen companies, elevates Fox to among the world’s top insured individuals. The largest known policy holder cited is Rodman Wanamaker with about a hundred million.
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New York
William Fox
Fox Film Corporation
Na Even and
Hin Life Insurance
Anya the Spectator
Maken Fox
Largant Innurahes Eru
Roaman Wanamaker
Kellogg's Former Law Partner Appointed Assistant Secretary
United Press dispatch reports Kellogg's former law partner to be named assistant secretary of state by President Coolidge. White House spokespersons announced the appointment, with details surrounding the new official and related diplomatic postings noted.
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United Presa
Waalot
Robert E. Olds
Paul
Minn
Kelloga
Coolifizn
Safety pact prospects grow as allies exchange notes
Berlin reports Allied reply to the proposed security pact after a handover by the Mrenely ambassador De Margerie to Foreign Minister Sirenemann. The Italian response remains tentative and conditional, signaling cautious support while awaiting further positions.
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Berlin
Germany
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de Margerie
Major Income Tax Bill Faces Senate Delay and Amendments
Assembly debates delay to final passage as opponents push amendments to the major income tax bill. A 49 to 2 vote repealed grain and coat tax provisions while Blanchard urged killing the measure. The bill moved to third reading 46 to 31 amid further amendments. a referendum resolution passed 38 to 36 despite objections.
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Atsemblyman Manchard
Edgerton
Ansemblyman Minier
New Richmond
Avica
Blanchard
Wax
Aatate
Ausémblyman Yomalin
Racine
The Shepherd Defense Faces Harsh Jolt in Court Report
A chaotic court transcript details dramatic testimony about a defense strategy and its collapse. Named individuals include Miss Pope, Linconte, and Billy, with references to Chicago reporters and a sermon-like exchange. An air of mystery surrounds the defendants and plotted outcomes.
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Celephand Court
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Mtr
Billy Die
Fee
Aly
Miny
Lourenanta
Ale
Mexicans See Incident as Taunt Across Border Lands
In 1919 nationalist tensions flared when bandits attacked a ranch and raised a flag over Puente, prompting Mexican residents to view the act as a provocation. The event fueled distrust and a call to condemn aggression against property and sovereignty.
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Pursula
Moextcan
Puente
SbOPES TRIAL PLANS MAKING
Fragmentary historical copy reports trial planning details with names and locations. The text mentions Dayton and New York, a motion petition, testimony, and a prosecutor handling a case while noting dates and participants.
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Sbopes
Temperatures Fall As Northeaster Winds Hit Milwaukee
A brisk northeast wind brings renewed chill to Milwaukee on Monday evening. The frigid air follows yesterday’s warmer spell and leaves the city with colder evening conditions and a sharp drop in temperatures.
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Milwaukee
Stephenson Defense Secures Notable Victory
The Stephenson defense achieved a significant win during the opening hearing of the adaptation case. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the defense appeared to prevail over key arguments and asserted a favorable outcome for their client.
State Capitol Proceedings Highlight Tax and Agriculture Bills
At the state capitol the assembly debated several bills including income tax on stock valuations and conservation and agricultural appropriation measures. A finance and governance committee hearing was scheduled for 2 p.m with witnesses and officials present.
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Renate
Teaaney
Smithelcern
State Institute to Study Mrs Sigler Condition
Emma Sigler of Hussey undergoing a thorough physical examination under order of the governor while at the State Institute. The investigation into the birth relation and possible criminal action remains open with no executive action planned.
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Emma Sigler
Hussey
Board of ‘Control
Waupiniatson
Blaine
Governne Pintia
Rovernors
Wse
Aho
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