Flare-Up Over Mexico Traced to Failure to Meet Obligations
Washington reports a Meslean flare-up tied to Mexico failing to meet international debt obligations. The United States contends Mexico has not paid external debt as agreed, risking confiscation of property owned by Americans and others. Ambassador Shefferd may be recalled to Mexico City this month amid departmental discussions.
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Mexico
Associated Pross
Washington
State Department
Mevluo City
Department
Wellegs
Washington, D.C
United States
Wreck Toll on Lackawanna Road Tops Forty Two Dead
An early reports update from Delaware Lackawanna and Western officials cites a total death toll of 42 from yesterday’s emigrant train wreck near Heath. Victims were German and American, many bound for Hoboken on the liner Republi c. Rescue operations followed a high speed derailment amid washout debris and steam, with dozens injured and hospitals treating a large number in serious condition.
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Lackawanna Road
New York
Deliaware & Western Railony
Agenta
Fantan
Hackettatown
N. Sudy
Morriatown
S.J
Dover
Duilipshurs
Doe
Hackettstown
Chien
Hoboken
Republic
Maine
Joveah Sny
Snyder
Warc
Egony Devore
Motorman Fatally Injured When Car Jumps the Track
In Kenosha Wisconsin Edward Fontaine of Milwaukee was fatally injured when the Milwaukee Road streetcar he piloted jumped the track on Miweukre avenue crashing into a telephone pole. He died two hours after at the hospital. Conductor Fred Kexert survived without injury as the car plowed across the avenue and caused a street detour.
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Associated Press
Kenosha
Wmn
Edward Fontaine
Milwhukwé
M. Ro & Ke
Cee
Rule of Reason to Success at Bunker Hill 150th
Announced by Hughes at Faneuil Hall as the nation marks the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. He warns of dangers to the United States including decline of patriotism bigotry and overconfidence from wealth and strength. He stresses higher standards in integrity across business and politics amid the era of self-government.
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Faneuil! Hali
Bunker Hill
Unitert
Blates
Patriotian
Eadhraliam
State Senate Confirms Health and Industrial Board Appointments
The Michigan Senate confirmed Fred M. Wilcox and Dr J Seelman to fill expiring terms on the Industrial Commission and State Board of Health. Wilcox's appointment was unanimous. Seelman received mixed votes from Evans, Teas, and Carroll amid terms ending February 1933.
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Associated Areas
Michigan
Fred M. Wilcox
Madigan
Industrial Commission
J. Seelman
Muwaukie
Ranard Sr. Hayes
Eau Claire
State Board of Wealth
Dlake
Seelman
Health
Wirox
Everson
Teas
Sale Sna Carroll
Crime to transport securities across states proposed
United Press Milwaukee report quotes Eugene Wengert arguing a federal tax could make it a crime to move stolen securities between states. He cites a Milwaukee county case involving John Fr. Davenbort, detailing a bandit raid on a Milwanker bank and the subsequent loot of securities.
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United Pro Milwaukee
Eugene Wengert
Uist
Milwaukee County
Winconal Bankers’ Association
Wengart
Jonn
Davenbort
X Bandit
Wank
Milwanker Bank
Tie
Securiting
Five Captains Promoted to Rear Admiral
Promotion to rear admiral announced for captains Thomas Jones Senn Richard Henry Laigh George William Laws George Calvin Pay and Luke McLamen. Announcement notes their advancement reflecting senior service ranks and responsibilities within the fleet. The news highlights a historic elevation of five officers in a single ceremony and underscores ongoing modernization of command leadership.
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Thomas Jones Senn
Richard Henry Laigh
George William Laws
George Calvin Pay
Luke McLamen
Funeral for Emanuel T. Philipp to be held in Milwaukee
Wisconsin officials plan a public burial for Emanuel I. Philipp 64 three time governor who died of heart disease. Governor Blaine will lead the funeral with Harman L. Ekern Henry Huber and Solemn Levan among attendees. Honorary pallbearers include Justices Rosenberry Gelker and others. active pallbearers listed. services conducted by a Masonic lodge and private rites at Philipp home.
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Manson
Joby J. Blane
Miwaukes
Jasmer
Emanuel T. Philipp
Blaine
Atty Gen
Harman L. Ekern
Lint
Henry Huber
Solemn Levan
Milwaukee
Emanuel I. Philing
Meamshers
Wisentain Supreme Court
Sircuit Court
Federal Court
Huatens
Winconsin
Theaw
Damenous Lodge
A. F
A. M
Marvin Yt. Rosenberry
BA. Blrge
Madison
Harry E. Rytam
Chicago
Junge F. A. Gelker
T. Falrehuds
Symone
Galnavilin
Mate Offcla Andl Buxinenn
Elreien
Geo
Oshtosh Young Man Penalized For DUI
Special to The Northwester. Richard Hackett 07 Dunkard was fined 450 and cont a Tuenday afternoon by Lavin Butte in Justice court for operating his automobile while intoxicated. Two other charges were held open pending bad behavior. A warrant named a wild cole for an incident Thursday eve ning. Under liquor influence he allegedly shot a revolver at two men, Jobert Voight and Martin Pinkerton, employees of the Waupun Canning company. He surrendered to police chief W. W. Tetala t and agreed to obey a straight course hereafter. The remaining warrant charges were not dismissed.
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Richard Hackett
Dunkard
Lavin Butte
Thin City
Jobert Voight
Martin Pinkerton
Waupun Canning Company
Hackett
Waupun
W. Ww
Tetalat
Osnkorh
Governor Blaine vetoes ballot bill provisions
Madison Governor Blaine vetoed a bill that would delay ballots to the county clerk ten days before the election and place ballots in the hands of town, stage, and city clerks ten days before polls open. He said the measure duplicates existing law requiring ballots to be with clerks twelve days prior and in the hands of local officers ten days before opening.
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Madison
Blaine
Crowe Links Guilty Consciousness to Typhoid Tale
Attorney Crowe asserts a strong link in the case against Richard Shepherd, claiming Billy McClintock’s typhoid fever had a “guilty knowledge” behind it. Witnesses describe Shepherd saying Billy suspected typhoid before diagnosis and that Shepherd administered typhoid bacteria and castor oil to aid infection. Notes from a witness indicate Shepherd admitted Billy showed symptoms after a Sunday visit, reinforcing the alleged motive.
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Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Chicago
Shaphert
Shepherd Bnow
Mcclintock
Shepherd Mare
Billy
Rhaphard
Robert Th Crowe
United Prema
Wutley
Mrawe
Shephord
Wama
City of Boston Bids MacMillan Expedition Godspeed North
Boston officials join Benton celebration for the 160th anniversary as they bid the MacMillan Arctic expedition Godspeed toward Etah North Greenland. Peary joins Bowdoin auxiliary in a joint voyage with three Amphibian planes loaned by the Navy.
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Macmillan
Godspeed
Foster Eaton
United Presa Rtate
Benton, Maan
Benton
Bunker Hill
National
State
Cty
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Tina
Amundaen
Wiscasact
Bowdoin
Faganin
Etah
Greenland
Navy Department
Closing of Entire Plant and Arrests Loom in Beer Seizure
By Associated Press. Grnen Bay Wisconsin closing of the plant of the Hagemalgter Prof rusts company and arrest of executive officers will follow after the seizure of several barrels of alleged beer. Federal prohibition officers announced the action last night, naming John R. Madden and Joe Winconain as involved authorities.
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Grnen Bay
Wiha
Hagemalgter Profrusts Company
Ite
Agiz‘ure
Nevaral
John R. Madden
Joe Winconain
Iterngen
Youth Drowns While Netting Minnows
A teen, identified as Amelie or similar name, drowned while fishing for minnows near Pelican Inkoy. The boy, reportedly 20, was with others including Megan and a dentist from Marquette. The incident occurred during a local outing. authorities began investigating as divers searched the area.
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Amelie
Willy Wik
Tim
Shes
Megan High
Weber
Marquette Amtyernity
Unclear historical note on midwestern agricultural finance and banks
Fragmentary OCR item references midwestern find northwestern issues, agricultural figures, banks, and a tour through the Midwest. It mentions Beth Dakota Bankers, dividend policy, and urged bankers to encourage capital flow though wording is garbled and names are uncertain.
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Frank
Mamtall
War Misnes Corporation
Amber
Comathan
Recovicky
Mandell
Beth Dakota
Runsriclee
Haw
Ae Infarn
Renensentaciven
Conerann
Narrow escape for ditch workers after gas leak
Three men were in a ditch connected to a new gas pipe when leakage caused danger. A bystander saw a man roll toward the edge and summoned a physician. The injured were Frank Begrams, Chris Dabes, and Rui Silva, who were revived at a hospital after rescue.
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Imen
United Perens Milwankre
Fetlan
Pniirmman
Bebrets
Chrint Dabeats
Rim Silva
Child Expected to Die in Hospital After Auto Accident
A car accident near Mraomines injured a child identified as Paras key. The vehicle, driven by Dearee Dilimoen, collided and caused fatal injuries to the neck and head. Attending physicians report the child could not survive.
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Joregnine Paraskey
Ian Hospital
Dearee Dilimoen
Phyaldtane
Senate probes hit snag amid stalled budget bills
Fragmented text shows Utah Senate probes stalling as two bills to appropriate expense money for Frikitonvinade and related view-pratt face defeat. Reports indicate committee turmoil, with denials of favoritism and questions about voting alignment among members.
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Uky
Madison
Toloh
Maraien
Mile
Nurk
Pheit
Mate Pwabinterre
Nina
Tender-Yeared Youth Begins Noted Crime Career
A youth described as tender-eyed starts a criminal path with reported thefts and car offenses. The article notes alleged thefts of autos and a stolen cap, with mentions of arrests and a court path leading toward possible maritime restraint and transfer to a penal institution.
Advisory Board Names Prenter President of Locomotive Engineers
The advisory board at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met today and elected William B. Prenter of Cleveland to succeed Warren A. Sinna as president of all brotherhood activities, effective immediately. Mr Stone died here last Friday.
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Gormera
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Trammoth Co-Operative Banking Enterprises
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Wames Prenter
Suggessor
Stone
Prenny Cleveland
Brotherland of Locomotive Engineers
Ail Wes
Wiliam B. Prenter
Warren A. Sinna
Mr. Stone
Beer seizure at Green Bay by dry agents report
Report from Milwaukee says authorities seized several barrels of beer at the Maier Meister brewery in Green Bay. Agents arrested the brewer and two prisoners, alleging plans to transport the liquor to Hurley. A car and truck were used in the alleged attempt and about twenty four barrels were found in the brewery.
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Green Bay
Ublind Prana
Milwauskee
Maonta
Green
Finy
Madden
Clint
Winconals
Joadn
Murdoy
Magermaater
Sanity Verdict Opens Way to Trial of WaukOn Lawyer
An Iowa court accepted the insanity verdict as a basis to proceed with trial for a WaukOn lawyer and financier. Murphy faces charges of embezzlement and forgery, indicted last year after regional farmers and business men reported deals with him. He had been committed to a state hospital shortly before his public appearance, with officials citing mental health concerns.
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Waukon
Orewa
Deakin J
Murphy
Warken
Indletmerte
Murphy Wan
Murmar
State Capitol Proceedings Include Confirmations and Legislation
At the state capitol today, officials moved to confirm M. Wileng as Industrial Commissioner and Dr. J. J. Realman to the state health board. The assembly debated a tuberculosis appropriation bill and a resolution to curb fraud in margarine and fabrics trade. A Polakowaki referendum submission was urged, with a senatorial investigation into alleged misconduct in state office expected later this afternoon at 2 p.m.
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Ronate Maath
Bnate Conalgers
M. Wileng
J. J. Realman
Atarg Board of Health
Alvo
Polakowaki
Media
Chinese note warns abroad as student unrest grows
Peking reports note from the diplomatic corps urging China to address the crisis and curb anti foreign propaganda. Washington officials fear the situation could endanger Americans as envoys in Peking and Shanghai discuss a retirement plan for stability. A prior note from Channel Affaires Mayer sought American aid in resolving the upheaval.
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Y. Randall Gould
United Prean
Peking
China Wan
Diplomatic Corpu
Mit
Prat
Washington, D. C
Bhanghal
Nettiman
Bhangbai
Plana
Studenta
Khanghai
Meyer
China
Finger of Guilt Points at Davenport in Bank Robbery Trial
Chief state witness pins guilt to Jake B Davenport, an early suspect in the Northwestern National Bank holdup. Anna Hauta testifies she watched five men enter the bank and later identified Davenport as a man who threatened her and warned to leave the scene. Trial progresses with Hauta's testimony shaping the case.
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Davenport
Dy United Presa
Milwaukee
Jake B. Davenport Wan
Northweaeeh National Bank
Anna Hauta
Bha
Aho
Win
Eugens Wengert
Minn
New Jersey Governor Nominee Race Narrows With Whitny Victory
Associated Press reports Newark area state senator Arthur Whitney won the party nomination for New Jersey governor, defeating former attorney general F. Mocran and former court judge Carnell Dore. Final tally shows Whitney ahead with 27,238 votes to McCran’s 2,403 across 2,778 precincts reported.
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Associated Press
Newark
Nsto
Arthur Whitney
Ot Morris
Onndt
Arkoteenor
Arty
Theman F. Mocran
Putsreon
Jude Carnelian Doremus
Ridgewood
White McCran
Weather forecast for Wisconsin and nearby regions
A quirky OCR snippet predicts a warm night with clear skies and a mild to warm day ahead. It mentions June 1 and a broader regional forecast, but text is garbled, limiting precise details or entities.
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