Prisoners Blamed For A String Of Bank Holdups
A five man MinnesotanWisconsin North Dakota and Michigan band, led by a 67 year old and four others in their forties, are held on bank holdup charges. They are tied to the Columbus Wis First National Bank raid and other Midwest robberies with hundreds of thousands stolen. Arrests followed Monday and today. extradition fights loom as bankers press warrants.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hil
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Michigan
Grolen
St. Louis
Sto
Wisconsin Bankers’ Associations
Bankers
A- M. Devoursney
Milwaukee
Charles N. Brown
Minneapolis
First National Bank of
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Bank of
First National Bank
Danagiac
Mich
Olmstead County Bank
Rochester
Minn
Nella
John Crawford
Rony Sirpa
Frank Raymond
Doc Reed
Robert Hayward
Big Dave
Marsman
Slrpa
Raymond
St. Louls
Crawford
Lindsay
Criminal Court
Devoursney
First National Bank of Columbus
Baraman
Varigua
Devoursnay
Brodhead
Tinais
Freeport
Torkfourd
Milwaukon Carpenters Seek Higher Wages After Contracts
Milwaukon union carpenters demand a wage increase above the current rate of $1 an hour. They seek the raise to take effect after the expiration of existing contracts on April 3, following a tentative agreement reached after negotiations lasting about seventy days.
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United Presa
Milwaukrom
Milwaukon Union Carpenters
Chinese Approve Porter Plan Sealed messages back independent action urged
Cablegrams from Peking and Canton endorsing Porter’s resolution for independent U S action on China were received by Dr. Alfred Sze the Chinese minister. The messages from Eugene Chen and Wellington Roa backed independent U S handling of customs tariffs and extraterritorial matters. Separately the US minesweeper Pigeon seized arms of 160 Chinese soldiers from the vessel Mei Hung at Hankow delaying transfer to authorities. The arms were kept aboard the Pigeon while the Mei Hung was towed to a berth near the gunboat Ishadel.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Peking
Canton
China
Alfred Sze
Washington
Eugene Ghen
Wellington Roa
Chairiman Porter
House Foreign Affairs
Dr. Sze
Porter
United States
Hankow
Navy Department
Customs House
Mort Day
Isael
Fifteen Upper State Resorts Padlocked by Judge Order
Fifteen upper Wisconsin resorts roadhouses and soft drink parlors were ordered padlocked for one year by Federal Judge Claude A. Luse. Most defendants did not appear. Venues include eight Hurley resorts along with Marshfield, Wisconsin Rapids, Stevens Point locations.
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Luse
Associated Presa
Superior
Wis
Fiftteen
Upper Wisconsin
Claude 4 Luse
Hurley
Marshfield
Wisconsin Rapids
Stevens Point
Phillip Adler Corporation
Marshfield Theater
Gna
South Central Avenue
Central Avenue
Chris Olson
CTF
Simonson
Wisconsin Senate Fast Tracked Thirteen Engrossed Bills
The Wisconsin Senate moved swiftly to engross thirteen bills and advance three, delaying only the Rehigan bill on law practice requirements. A measure by a Milwaukee senator would require UW students to pass a bar exam before admission to practice, with an exception for Marquette students. Three joint resolutions memorialize Congress to outlaw war via an internal peace court, request arbitration in Mexican and Nicaraguan disputes, and urge limits on Loder s board alliances potentially prompting military intervention. The session did not convene until soon after.
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Associated Press
Madison
Senate
Wisconsin
Ax Epforwal
Marquette University
Caspersen
Congress
States Supreme Court
Sotley
Sy Loder
Twenty One Nominates Papers For School Director
United Press notes Milwaukee candidates file nomination papers for the position of school director with deadlines set for March 22. The field includes twenty one filings and outlines eligibility and filing procedures.
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United Tress
Milwaukee
Dendlitaces
Thea
Shhoo
Pet
Senate Cloture Defeats Boulder Canyon Dam Push
In a tight session the Senate read the journal to block action on the Reed resolution counting Pennsylvania primary ballots. House Republicans sidetracked the Boulder Canyon dam bill as filibuster fears grow. Congress nears adjournment with several measures approved and awaiting Senate action.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Robinson
Noor
Coolidge Hopes Five Power Pact to Limit Naval Armament
President Coolidge aims to limit naval armament through a five power pact. He notes mixed replies from Great Britain France and Italy while considering the propriety and scope of such an agreement. The note emphasizes armament limits rather than general disarmament. A new government note to Mexico is also reported, signaling ongoing diplomacy and policy focus.
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Coolidge
Associated Preas
Washington, D. Ca
Cooldee
Imi
Pravoruhis
Great Venda
Aupan
Trance
Italy
White House
t _Washington
State Department
Phas
Mexico
United Press
Todas
Carles
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations
Trix
FIVE PERISH IN WISCONSIN HOME FIRE
Five people including four children and an eight year old grandfather were killed when a fire destroyed the Basford farmhouse near Hibbing Minnesota. An overheated stove caused the blaze trapping the family on the second floor where they slept. Samuel Basford escaped with serious burns and tried to rescue his children before the flames spread.
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Associated Preas
Hibbing
Minn
Pfive Perseans
Samuel Basford
Basford
Wibhing
Busford
Sharky
Ingenious young liar cites G Bernard Shaw in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin student at Lawrence College Mina Stencenkot wrote a playful letter to Shaw praising his philosophy and forecasting a career in journalism. The note, signed “Bernard Shaw,” hints at Shaw’s influence on a budding writer while quoting passages in a cheeky, self revelatory style.
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Appleton
Wis
Isowhal Cvorge
Nord Shaw
Agiles
Miriiin Stephenson
Waurun
Lawrence College Hope
Mina Stenkencot
Sanny
Law- Lienne
Shaw
Tandon
Bernard Shaw
Coca Cola Dividend Authorized Increase in Capital Stock
United Press reports Coca Cola plans to raise authorized capital from 50 000 to 2 000 000 shares with a 100 percent stock dividend payable to record holders by May. Coca Cola stock reached a high intraday and finished up about 140 points from the prior session.
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United Pros
Atlanta
GaerThe Cote Crti Company
Coca Cola Stark
Resignation Ends Stout Institute Controversy
Miss Isaacy Kugel head of Stout Institute household arts resigns after a campus controversy spurred by a Stoutiana editorial. President Burton admonished faculty for overstepping, editors issued apology, and further resignations were anticipated amid the dispute at Meéiomienic Wisconsin.
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Stout
Mark Developments
Wisconsin Institution
United Press
Meéiomienic
Wis
Isaicy A. Kugel
Stout Institute
Ord Reinew
Taclcs
Membrer
Jesus Prevent
Burton 1
Aldl
Mins Kugel
Awaktinge Nim
Flea
Nation
Kla
Threatened Strike to Forge Titus From Committee Chair
A fragment describes lawmakers threatening to strike to block Titus from the committee chairmanship amid internal tensions. It notes potential lawmaker action influencing votes and possible resignations or withdrawal of support to stall funding or approval measures.
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Titus
Radio Features Highlight Ohio State Orchestra Event
Local station WEA Columbus presents a program featuring the State University orchestra and the Five baritone and soprano performers. Listing includes operatic and symphonic pieces with guest conductors and live auditions.
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WEA Columbus
Ghit State University Orchestra
Iroesttrik
Adica Phiabuve
Koka
Latde Symphany Orchestria
Goal Miners Entombed in Welsh Mine Tragedy
Fifty-one miners are believed dead after an explosion at Marine Colliery entombed workers. By noon the known dead rose to twenty-two with around one hundred thirty five men inside. Rescue teams pulled more than eighty to the surface while gas and toxic fumes hampered efforts. Families gathered at the pit head as rescue operations continued under a nation-wide tragedy tone.
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Cwin
Wiles
Hope Indeo
Malin Shat
Ciely Comides
Resebery
Woman Secretary Hammond Remains In Oklahoma Senate Post
A vote in the Oklahoma Senate tabled and later expunged a resolution seeking Mrs. Hammond’s dismissal as confidential secretary to Gov. Henry Johnston. The movement accused her of hampering policy and aligning with big interests. Hammond defended her role and resigned intent was denied.
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Associated Prews
Chbrham City
Min
Ates
O. O
Hammonds
Henry 8
Johnston
Teds Pullen
Senate
Hammond
Hammeand
Pullen
W. Gulager
Patt Stewart
O. O. Immonds
Bound Over For Trial In Marriage Fraud Case
Amanahatel Wires MeWee-Lester boxing, Wituedu aitoanebie desder, and Victor Hamblinger face bound over for trial after failing to furnish $10,000 bail. Prosecutors say he obtained Miss Hamblinger’s consent to marriage under false pretenses, while he already had a wife and children, in Wilanar.
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Amanahatel
Lester
Wiebuiad
Victor
Vee
Miss Hambliger
Amin
Wilanar
New Board Member Khaven Appointed by Gowweed Court
A new member Khaven joins the board as Milewaukes appoints him. The appointment follows a formal process led by Gowweed B Aérmernyg, citing a reasoned need for wiser guidance. The decision was presented as a step to strengthen governance and public service.
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Madikan
Khaven
Milewaukes
Gowweed
Aérmernyg
New Oshkosh Postoffice Site Planned Amid $475000 Estimate
Washington reports Treasury officials favor a new Oshkosh postoffice site with a $475,000 project cost. Architect Wetmore told the House Appropriations Committee the present land size limits expansion and the adjoining land cost is prohibitive. The plan calls $275,000 for the building and $100,000 for the site with possible sale of the current property at about $160,000. Nominations for postmaster were sent to the Senate, listing Hubert D. Raymond and Aene C. Jeckhardt for Wisconsin posts.
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Busey &, Tinaiens
Washington
Dairy Northwestern
Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
Wil Postotties
Aldhire
Wisconsin
Ruper- Vinkus
Wetmore
House
Senate
Hubert D. Raymond
Campbellaport
Aene C. Jeckhardt
Aint
Serious Dissent Threatens Shanghai Front as North Armies Split
Reports from Shanghai warn of serious dissension among the northern defenders of Shanghai as leading generals refuse to act together. General Mete Chao Yuey abandons Sun’s cause, while Meng commands a division with unclear action. Cantonese forces under Charny Taung Ching move toward Bunglding, increasing the risk of a broader split among allied northern troops.
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Shanghai
Marshal San
Chuan-Fang
Sun
Mete Chao Yuey
Mareshal Sun
Meng
Sungkiang
Charny Taung Ching
Bunglding
Federal engineer opposes Fox River navigation channel
A federal engineer’s report to Congress rejects building a Fox River navigation channel and connecting waterways from Green Bay to Portage, Wisconsin. The assessment finds insufficient demand for improved commerce to justify the project at present, arguing against permanent Fox River and connecting waterways from Green Bay to Portage.
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Presa
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Congress
Judwin
Uring
Fox River
Green
Hay
Portage
Iern Kay Leo
President Brown Frets Over Student Life Trap
President T A Briewy warned Madison officials that a campus trap threatens student safety. The meeting addressed threats, building plans, and protests around a new campus development, with officials pledging action to prevent any harm.
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Brown
Not Much Change in Wisconsin Weather Report
A terse weather note from the Wisconsin area reports cloudy skies and possible snow events in most parts. Temperature remains largely steady with little variation expected. The excerpt mentions northern observations and a brief remark on snowfall, but details are fragmentary.
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Ansociators Press
Wisconsin
Omielal Observatiant
Peace move in Nicaragua undertaken by natives
A three man peace mission of two Liberals and one neutral, with conservative President Diaz's acquiescence and American approval, will seek to persuade Liberal General Jose Moncada in Matagalpa to end his campaign. Maj. Clarke and Lt. Moran will accompany the group. a special railway car will move them toward Matagalpa, then by mule to Moncada. No one injured in a recent train firing. navy noted the incident.
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Diaz
Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Lberal
Adolfo Diaz
Uberal
Jose Moncada
Matagalpa
Jim B.sacasi
Aforicada
Amt
United States
I. S. Clarke
Marine Corps
J. Moran
Manapud
Navy
Washington
Testimony Lowers Claimed City Riot Losses in Wisconsin
In Marinardte Wisconsin testimony at city hearings on Ku Klux Klan claims shows a reduction of the alleged 986.40 property loss by more than 200, with plaintiffs arguing police protection was inadequate. Witnesses say a beating occurred on the same night as a rally tied to the Klan. Three men received court sentences later pardoned by Gov. Blane. The city’s board planned to review recommendations on a later date.
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Associated Press
Miarandte
Wis
Klan
John Follingsworth
Allogen
Cient
John J. Blalne
Flight continues as bodies sent home in disaster
Two Pan American goodwill planes departed from Buenos Aires toward Asuncion while the bodies of five crew members were flown home. Major V. M. Vorge died when his parachute failed to deploy after a collision. Captains Clinton W. Woolvey and Jol 1. Ganter were laid to rest after funeral services attended by Argentine officials.
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Clinton F. Woolsey
Michigan
John E. Benton
California
Detroit
New York
Palomar
Buenos Aires
Herbert A. Dargue
Ennis C. Whitehead
Major Dargue
Woolsey
Lieut
Benton
Buen Aires
Asunciin
Parenuay
Tase
U. S
Vanban
Majer Vf
AL Vorge
Ei Oin
Gdtmie
Satankiy
mnWe
Pantin
Capi
Clinton W
Woolvey
Lint
Jol
Ganter
Vauban
Youth D Auttremont dies from accidental bullet wound morn
A youth identified as D Autremont died from a bullet wound this morning after being admitted four days ago. He had worked at a drug store and was visiting the hospital when the accident occurred.
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Linited
Angele
Tre --Tosnital
Bern
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