Annual Picnic of Jersey Cattle Club June 29
The Winnebago County Jersey Cattle Club confirms its annual picnic at Washburn Farm on June 23. Secretary Anna A. Ubrig reports a strong program with Frank B. Astrath and Wisconsin club leaders Ed Bruins and G. J. Vergerman among speakers. An aliday affair with a potluck dinner and coffee will be served. a business session will elect officers and discuss Jersey breeder matters.
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Jersey Cattle Club
Winhebaxo Sousty Jersey Cattle Club
Washburn Farm
Wee
Anna A. Ubrig
Ient
Frank B. Astrath
Feldman
American Jersey Cattle Club
Ed Bruins
Wisconsin Jersey Cattle Club
G. J. Vergerman
Wisconsin Club
Wisconsin
Menasha Paper Mill Explose Files Bankruptcy Petition
Wilbert Burchnelis of Menasha declares himself dead broke in a bankruptcy petition filed this morning. Debts total $73,933 with no assets to liquidate. he lists assets as none. The petition, referred to C. H. Forward for administration, shows liabilities of $14,488.82 and no listed creditors or personal property.
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Menasha Paper Mill
Hiel
Wis
Wilbert Burchnelis
Menasha
C. H
Theobald
Kiel
Petl- Hon
MUST SECURE LICENSE Dr Brodie warns milk dealers to apply now
Dr A H Brodie issues a public warning to all milk dealers to secure their milk dealers license by May 1. With July nearly, he threatens court action and insists this is the last chance to comply or face legal penalties.
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A. H. Brodie
Supreme Court may settle meal expense dispute
The Department of Justice may seek a Supreme Court ruling on a $31.50 lunch expense charged by Herbert S Ward of the Agriculture Department. Ward ate in Alexandria, Virginia while on government business, and the Comptroller General disallowed reimbursement as meals during regular hours near permanent stations. The Court of Claims reversed, and DOJ weighs taking the case to the highest court over potential broad impact on future TR cases.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Herbert S. ‘Ward
Department of Agriculture
Alexandria
Potomas
Washington
McCarl
Court of Claims
America Acts to Shield Tobacco Growers from Boycott
Washington reports the United States is taking steps to protect American tobacco growers from the foreign boycott in China. American consuls have been told to highlight that boycotting goods from a British firm mainly harms American producers. An appeal from the American Association of China urged action against treaty violations, but Kellogg offered no comment.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ina
Highest price ever paid for market seat record
New York reports the highest price for a stock exchange seat. F. Strett, president of the Stock Clearing Corporation, sold a market seat for 116000, surpassing the 1920 Loom market record of 415000 for two memberships.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stack Exchange
5. F. Strett
Stock Clearing Corporation
Stock Exchange
Noted architect dies in New York naval circles
Henry J. Gitlow famed naval architect who designed Henry Ford's yacht the State and the Delbine HM died at a hospital in Joliet at age 67. Gitlow had been associated with Horace H. Test and was a prominent figure in marine design.
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Associated Press
Perrott, Mich
Henry J. Gitlow
New York City
Henry Ford
Horace He
Bight
Krauser Indicted in Grant Murder Case
Chicago welter Krauser was indicted for the murder of Bernard Grant after Grant’s stabbing death last Saturday. Krauser, already convicted for a related crime, had been granted a new trial. Grant’s slaying previously led to plans for August execution.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Welter Krauser
Bernard Grant
Grant
Erimrnal
Krauser
Ace
Burke’s Claim Against Union Food Stores Hearing
Milwaukee report on Walter F Burke seeking $31,000 and a preferred claim on Union Food Stores assets via quit claim deed. Referee John F Harper presides as trustee Jean Foley argues Burke got $109,000 in installments, while the hearing aims to aid civil action against others tied to Gates Food Stores assets. Burke, imprisoned in Fort Leavenworth for a liquor law violation, attends with two guards.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Walter F Burke
Kenosha
Union Foot Stores Company
John F. Harper
Jean Foley
Thomas Nimlox
Union Food Stores Company
Ascete
Hurke
Ail
Gates Food Stores Company
Burke
Fort Leavenworth
Completion of Shepherd murder trial delayed by defense
In Chicago a night session was considered but abandoned as William Scott Stewart led a lengthy opening plea in the Shepherd murder trial. Colleagues Willam O'Brien would follow, likely extending the court session to adjourn at 4 20 p.m. Robert Crowe the state’s attorney would conclude, possibly tomorrow morning. Judge Lynch expects an hour for his charge and the jury instruction by noon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Shepherd
Todelay
J. Lynch
Willam Scott Stewart
Wow. O'Brien
Stewart Land
Robert B. Crowe
Jony
Mr. Crowe
Lynch
Extra Guards Around Jail Hold Davies and Alleged Gangsters
Concordia Kansas dispatch reports extra guards stationed around the county jail as five Kansas City gunmen and Charles B. Davies are held on assault with intent charges tied to an alleged plot to kill Davies. Davies, a retired merchant, confessed hiring the gangsters to build his wife’s protection. he is under a ten thousand dollar bond. Citizens fear gangmates may attempt a rescue, prompting tight jail security.
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United Press Concordia
Kan
Kansas City
Charles B. Davies
Davies
Kansen Chyeangstera
Mrs Symington Denies Charges in Divorce Case
Mrs Ida May Symington testified on the stand denying all accusations of unfaithfulness in the suit for divorce brought by her husband Thomas A. Symington. She denied intimacy with Talbot W. Chambers, a corespondent named in the complaint, who is held on $1,080 bail on statutory charges. She said on the night in question her husband went to a theater and they checked into a hotel together.
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Associated Press
York
Ida May Symington
Thomas A. Symington
Talbot W. Chambers
Irs
Symington
Chambers
Sha ‘Ander
Convict-Author Dies in Arizona
United Press reports Arizona death of convict-author Bly release from Florence state penitentiary, following a private home death in Phoenix. The noted writer from San Francisco had been released from prison one day earlier.
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Arizona
United Press
Phoenix
Aris
Denald Lowry
San Francisco
State Penitentiary
Florence
Defending Champ Wins at Western Conference Golf Meet
Holdsworth of Michigan defeated A J Patterson of Chicago to defend the Big Ten title in the Western Conference championship. Heppen of Northwestern faced Holdsworth in the second round this afternoon after Patterson’s loss.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mats. Holdsworth
University of Michigan
A. J. Patterson
To & Holdsworth
Don Heppen
Northwestern
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