Trend in United States I Gratifiying Economic Stabilization Speech
John F. Commons, economics professor at the state university, told the Wisconsin State Bar Association that the modern trend in America stabilizes capitalism rather than destroying it as Marx predicted. He argued that diffuse ownership, anti monopoly laws, and labor legislation have saved capitalism, spreading capital through widespread investment while keeping a broad base of support among the people.
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Asociated
Eau Claire
Wis
America
John F. Commons
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State University
Wisconsin State Bar Ausariation
Biks’ Club
Karl Marx
Marx
Camemons
Commons
Commens
Baldte
Acquittal or Death on Gallows Debated in Sheepard Trial
The trial of William Darling Shepherd entered final arguments as attorneys pressed for acquittal or death. Willing Stewart led the defense urging a fair trial while Crowe urged the death penalty. Judge Lonen’s charge followed the closing remarks as Shepheard’s fate hangs on the jury verdict.
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Chicago
Wilinwe
Darling Shepherd
Seth
Sepil Stewart
UL Wy Brien
Crowe Sar
Raul
Crows
Brien
Stewart
Wisconsin Justice Dissent Over Shields Ruling
Justice C H Crownhart of the Wisconsin supreme court filed a dissent to the majority ruling on the Ku Klux Klan case. He says Shields acted to lift masks during a parade and was attacked. Crownhart argues the lower court erred and Shields was innocent of intent, urging recognition of the act as self defense and criticizing concealment of Klansman identities.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
Boscobel
Bs Unite Press
Mutison
C. H. Crownhart
Shields
Boschel
Tte
Ku Klux Klan
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Tle
Crownhare
Tts
Sherman Smalley
New Modern Clearing House Plan For Exchange
A report from Michigan City Ind notes a proposed modern clearing house might be established on the train exchange with a secretary of 2 line. Frank Joy Carey told Indiana train dealers at the convention that the plan aims for efficiency and a study under government guidance. The idea reportedly received favorable mention though details remain unsettled.
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Associated Presay
Michigan City
Ind
Frank Joy Carey
Chirtso Board of Train
Carey
Exchange
Elnea Panpacayinn
Omar
Round Trip by Day from Salt Lake City Frisco Attempted
Associated Press reports Salt Lake City cistern Captain A S Herold attempted a round trip by air from Salt Lake City to Frisco. The field report notes the journey began with a landing and indicated efforts to reach the planned route, but the outcome remained unclear as the morning described.
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TG Frisco
Associated Press
Salt Lake Cis
A. S. Herold
Ners
Ma Mountain Times
Rarouis
Ren Pram
Ait
Faeing
Harold
Caillaux Plan Wins Approval in French Cabinet
Paris finance minister Caillaux wins cabinet approval for a plan to redeem maturing bonds and finance the defense effort. The measure covers payment of bond maturities, state subsidies, and Bank of France advances, with gold bonds exchangeable under the new parity. The decree outlines defense funding and ongoing government bond issues.
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Associated Press
Paris
Caillaux
Doumer Sur
Caillaus
Ciriculaton
Bank of France
Martinal
Wohdy
Gatllans
Sentember
Sentenced to death for conspiracy report from Sofia
A Sofia report claims a conspirator was condemned to death at Izamakot after a Patlippopnis campine in Mayner. The dispatch notes a coven involvement and cites authorities in Byraria and Central News Enha.
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Sofia
Ised Pewsey Fnaton— Central News
Enha Ea Rlagram Today
Hal
Anand
Patlippopnis
Byraria
Ina
Auverrment
Izamakot
State Bar Opens Annual Wisconsin Convention in Eau Claire
The Wisconsin Bar association holds its annual convention in Eau Claire with over 200 attending and more expected by noon. Morning sessions cover routine business, with talks by E. Morisard of Madison and others on statues and court practices. The assembly votes to abolish certain district rules, honors twenty sister attorneys, and discusses disciplinary procedures and committee recommendations.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Wisconsin Bay Association
E. Mrorsard
Madison
Gilson Glazier
Madeeon
Elekt Realgnationa Anit Imiety-Aix
Db. A. Olwell
Millwalkes
Burr W. Tuner
Tudge
A.W. Reid
Waugau
James Wekharm
A. Haye
Arromt
Fabaring Hame
Atran
Twenryathres
Robert M. la Fillatte
Segray
Seredinar
Danny Graney
No Further Charges of Murder for Shepherd Frees Jury
Unclear trial notes indicate prosecutors expected no more murder charges if the jury acquits W D Shepherd. The case hinged on testimonies from Hart Mason and others. Indictments were returned, with possible actions by the county attorney and defense plans discussed.
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W. D. Shepherd
Grove Repeats Demand for the Death Penalty
A Chicago court heard William Shepherd’s murder case as State's Attorney Crow argued for the death penalty. Crow asserted Shepherd influenced jurors and officials to evade responsibility, while Shepherd's lawyers claimed evidence showed manipulation and bias. The defense contends the case is unfair and ongoing.
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Shepherd
Witness Testifies Burke Advised Falsifying Records
A defunct Galap food stores executive testified before a referee about instructions to falsify records to benefit a different party. The hearing focused on a $49,009 claim against the Colon stand grocer assets, as the reorganization inquiry into the Union Food Storm company proceeded.
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United Press
Milrenuk—Karty
Armington
Galap Food Slores
Toad Fed
Taday
Henrine
Jaht Harpers
Mrenoat
Faplin
Ing Mabintier
Mmneta
Anandal
Atate Rallrose Commisalan Akhe
Unlon Food Storm Company
Arrington
Burke
Colon
Gteren Company
Chronology of William D. Shepherd Case Proceedings
A fragmented chronology covers the Shepherd murder case involving William D Shepherd. Key events include a typhoid death, the motion to test an $1,000,000 estate, autopsy orders, legal filings by Chicago attorney Cris, and later arraignments and trials. The timeline spans 1925 to mid year with mentions of Faiman confessing, court appeals, and jury proceedings.
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Wilana Xelean
Harry Olinm
Chicago
Raunierral Mourin
McClintack
Maryn A
Porener
Meiner
Junee
Shepherd
Fim Tynhort
Falman
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Alney
Blate
Cris
Faiman
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Bhepherd
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Atutme
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Dee
Nla Kaepiard
Han Appa
Oon Mirder Cparee
Bulie
Nay
Corenes
Baerherd
Bnephart
Rand Pury
Shenhard
Celal
Beran
Teerimans
Pharmacy bill veto blocks new drug monopoly plan
Madison report: Blaine veto halts a proposed pharmacy reform aimed at regulating chain stores. Officials warn the act could protect consumers, yet critics fear centralized control and increased fraud risk. Key figures include Governor Blaine and opponents from the industry and consumer groups.
Fire wreckage search after theater blast kills fireman
AP reports a devastating theater explosion in Kansas that killed fireman John Horan and injured many others. Rescue crews comb debris while officials estimate recovery could take two days amid widespread ruin and structural collapse.
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Parkasal
Glin
Drirle
Godlon
John Horan
Eprelute
Fefie Teick
Alex Handerson
Tee
Mirvey
Tani
Perhans
I & Realaurant
Molton Bedie
Officials Probe Death Mystery In Milwaukee Area
Officials in Milwaukee investigate a homicide after a man named Morgan was found dead in the Soldiers Home area. Police report a shooting at an unknown location left Morgan dead and three persons suspected, with investigators identifying the victim and locating the body at Washburn and nearby sites.
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Jobn Mergen
Milwaukee
Morgan
Mheraukea
Iersin
Tree
Siene Ee Fa
Washburn
Preliminary talks focus on funding Jugoslavia debt
United Dress Wandineiin reports preliminary parleys on funding Jugoslavia debt. Talks aim at easing the burden with a large United States aid package discussed between officials at a high-level meeting in Washington.
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Jugoslavia
Armed Force Loses Track Of Wisconsin Gunmen
An armed force departs for a Wisconsin town amid confusion after gunmen suspected of a crime elude capture. Police pursue leads near Milverton as detectives search for a group tied to recent killings. Local authorities warn residents as officers tighten security and await further instructions.
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Sinted
Wisconsin
ChieaRe
Ant
Rest and vacation expectations for Soolidge point to calm return
Soolidge seeks the rest he expected after leaving for vacation as residents of the area realize his absence. The piece notes social privilege debates with Mayer Quinn of Cambridge and the president, while public attention lingers on his return and the administration’s stance. Political tensions and local reactions color the scene.
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Areshs
Laxathen
Whiteheart
Mayer Quinn
Cambriden
Benor
memiWecki
Final adjournment plan eyed for Monday session
A plan for adjournment of the legislature on Monday was discussed. The senate and nine members of the assembly were noted as involved in the tense endgame with leaders indicating full consideration before adjournment.
Refugees seek protection amid Canton tensions
Anforiated Press reports Hong Kong that Chinese premier figures meet the issue of British concessions amid anti foreign uproar. Alfred Sze delivered a Chinese note demanding treaty revisions while Kellogg discusses the crisis with no details disclosed. Diplomats consider possible U.S. intervention as Canton issues an ultimatum to continue on Page Jal.
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Bross
Washington
United States
Eer
Mate Department
Tir. Say Ke Alfred Sze
S24
Chineas
Ha Pawera
Shanghai
Alfred Hicks
United Press
Hong Kong
Infay
Survey links jazz modernism to juvenile crimes in state report
A Springfield report presented to Governor Amit outlines alleged links between jazz modernist trends and disruptive youth behavior. It warns of increases in immorality, mental distress, and crime unless state clinics treat optical and erotic disorders, calling for preventive measures and public health action.
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