Immell’s Job Secured as Adjutant General in Wisconsin
Madison reports Attorney General Reynolds issued an opinion that Ralph M. Immell is a de jure adjutant general of Wisconsin and fully qualified for the post. The ruling cites Immell’s active service, World War battles near the Marne, and his prior role as military secretary, noting removal would require military court action.
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John W. Reynolds
Associated Press
Madison
Ralph M. Immell
Wisconsin
Leganly
Natonal Guard
John WR Noids
Zimmerman
Immell
Reynold
National Guard
Szometl
Reynolds
Marne
Wisconsin National Guard
Mir. Fmmeil
Afriminell
Blane
Orlando Solway
Blaine
Wis
Gorilla man suspected in Chicago hotel strangling case
United Press reports police consider the so called gorilla man, linked to several northwest and midwest killings, as possibly involved in the death of Mrs Mabel Wood found in a bath tub at her hotel. She showed signs of strangling. her body was not submerged by water. Her husband Carl and two other men were detained briefly, then released. The inquiry continues with March 10 as the next proceeding date. A note says fast sets were reported from Kansas City, Mo.
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United Press
Chicago
Gorila
Northwest
Middlewest
Mabel Wood
Musband
Carl
Eomer Cameeran
Delbert Preva
Woming
Nile
Palive
Casey
Kansay Cht
Babe Ruth Signs Major Contract With Yankees
New York report says Babe Witt the famed baseball slugger signed a multi year deal with the Yankees for 79 thousand dollars annually. The agreement cements Ruth as the team’s key star through the coming seasons and secures him a top salary in baseball.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Witt
Lenecun
Baseball
The
Yankees
One Time Engineer of Oshkosh Is Dead
Charles Badeaux former mayor of Morris Wisconsin died Tuesday afternoon in a Madison hospital after a Shore Miners incident. Badeaux born Conn iwog Island Sound October 4 1857. He moved west about fifty five years ago and worked in the engineering field at Oshkosh before later moving to Sterrhl.
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Madison
Charles Bateaux
Morris
Wis
Badeaux
Conniwog Island Sound
Ilty-Tve
Oshkosh
Sterrhl
State plans to send Croarkin to gallows in Bechmith murder trial
State plans to seek a gallows verdict against Croarkin for the murder of Walter Bechmith. The defense will pursue an insanity plea with alienists expected to argue Croarkin is insane. Witnesses recalled boyhood scenes and described candy used to lure Bechmith to the riding stables where he was slain.
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Jim Croarkin
Walter Schrmith, Jr
Bert M. Deab
Tindad Press
Clicego
Croakin
Walter Bechmith
Tre
Croarkin
Walter Schmith
Ixid
Walter
Schmith
Ile
Ruthenberg Dies Head of US Communist Party
Chicago report states Charles Be Ruthenberg general secretary of the Workers' Party and top communist leader in the United States died of peritonitis after abdominal surgery. His 1922 Bridgman raid conviction fed national attention as key figures and charges tied to the era’s anti radical actions faced appeals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles BE. Ruthenaberg
Workers’ Pariy
United States
Apnendicitis Ruthenberg
Americ
Third Internationale
Soviet Russia
Mentias
Michigan
Bridgman, Mich
Jas
United States Supreme Court
William %. Foster
Franklin Biveagh Injured by Automobile in Taft Administration
United Press reports Franklin MacVeash secretary of the Treasury under President Taft was seriously injured when struck by a car last night in Chicago. Due to his advanced age doctors fear recovery may be unlikely. witnesses identify the driver as Dave Walker. Police did not arrest the motorist.
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Franklin Biveagh
TAFT
Itty United Press
Chicago
Franklin MacVeash
Batt
MacVearh
MacVeogin
Dave Walker
Armies Guard Shanghai as Sun Chuan Fang Loses Power
Reports from Shanghai say Sun Chuan Fang's forces desert and withdraw, leaving Cantonese troops to threaten Shanghai while Shantung forces move in to halt their advance. Sun reportedly plans retirement with vast fortune, as defections weaken his leadership amid foreign settlements.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Sun Chuan Fang
Sun
Kiangeu
Chekiang
Here
Marshal Sun
Marshall Sun
Meng Chao- Yueh
Shantung
Reng l
Sungkiong
Chung Tsung Chang
Nanking
Anhuochun
Chang -Tso Lin
Sungkiang
Deadlocked Jury Returns to Deliberations in Daugherty Miller Case
A federal court in New York resumes deliberations after a ten and a half hour deadlock in the conspiracy trial of former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and Col. Thomas W. Miller. The Associated Press reports the jurors began reworking their verdict following the afternoon adjournment.
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Miller Gase
Associated Prowny Federal Court
New York
Harry M1. Daugherty
Allen Property
Castodian
Thomas W. Miller
Chaplin Life Story Infringement Bid Denied by U S Judge
New York Charlies Chaplin, famed movie comedian, failed to stop publication of a life story in a federal court ruling by Judge Thacher. The denial clears the way for further installments and public release of the contesting biography.
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Chaplin
Life Story
Associated Press
New York
Charlies Chaplin
Thacher
Coldwave Hits Texas and West as Snow Falls
A midwest to southwest cold wave blankets Kansas, Texas, and nearby states with heavy snow. Kansas records up to ten inches while Spurfield and nearby towns report eight inches. Forecasters expect fair conditions and rising temperatures in the southwest, aiding winter crops. In Colorado, 1,200 people remain marooned after days of slides blocking roads toward Silvertory. Rescue efforts continue for missing individuals George Emerson and Eck Crawford.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Middle West
Texas
Panhandle
Gulf
Kansas
Spilmefield
New
New Burglary Charge Against One of Five Bank Suspects
Five men arrested as bank robbery suspects in five states face new burglary charges. Tony Serpace is alleged to have rented a Champaign store with dresses and stock worth 27000. Extradition proceedings involve Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Michigan authorities over estimated loot of 30000 to 490000. Writ petitions were filed for Crawford and hearings set before Chief Justice Lindsay.
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Chicago
Tony Serpace
Dwight Lyons
Champalan
Hur
Dave Marsman
Frank Maymound
Oc Reed
Wo. S. Lindsay
Criminal Court
Selina
Yehaly
Denies Claims of Discontent at State Highway Office
Madison journalist details denial by state highway engineer Donaughey of discontent allegations during a special hearing. He asserts his staff generally satisfied and cooperative, disputes claims of irascibility, and defends compensation and discharge cases. Professor J. FF. con cited as a chief source of sentiment against him, noting tensions with the Tatraer chief engineer over technical policy.
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Associated Press
Madison
John T Iotaghey
W Sveners
Witneases
State Highway Commission
Donaughey
Tren
Iria
Tie
J. FF. Con
Ecomission
Santhe Tatraer
Mat
Peek
Wisconsin
Kerensky to Write on Russia for American Readers
Former Russian revolutionary leader Alexander Kerensky arrived aboard the Olympic to explain the Russian Soviet state to Americans. He discussed public sentiment, noting about half the people oppose the soviet regime, and urged Russia to solve its internal problems without external propaganda. He said his mission in the United States is not propaganda.
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Wererstey
Russia
Ameri
Cary
Terensky Waa
Rnassian Pengle
Oautside
Hie
America
Tonight's Best Radio Features Program Listings
Program guide of evening radio features with orchestra performances and opera segments across stations WRAY WEAF WCAE WOY WROY KOA CNR WAM Cleveland and Denver. Includes Levitow's orchestra and various hour-long blocks with multiple stations and schedule details.
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Coppright
United Dreve
Central Standard
Wis
New York
Levitow
Wray Hookup Weaf
WCAE
WOY
WROY
Tdeht
KOA
Denver
Arta Pom
OCNRW
Winniperaki
CNR
Dattle Symphony Wam
Cleveland
Clesnand Auditorium
Impeachment Proceeding Against Judge Dearth in Munice Case
Indiana committee recommends impeachment under law 2897 in Delaware county circuit court at Munice. Citizens allege Judge Clarence Dearth violated press freedom by seizing The Munice Post-Democrat. The editor George J. Dite and Mayor John J Simpson are named in the suppression. Dearth faces criminal libel allegations and extradition fights unfold in Celina.
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Calted
Indiaspolis
Clarence Dearth
Delaware County Circuit Court
John J Simpson
Munice
Federal Judge Luse padlocks six more Hurley resorts
Federal Judge Luse ordered padlocks on six additional Hurley resorts amid ongoing injunctions. The move brings total padlocks in three years to twenty-one, with closures at multiple Silver Street properties and others in Marshfield Wisconsin Rapids and Stevens Point area.
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Luse
Wis
Mars
Murley
Isine
Lrade Saloan
Silver Street
Marshfield
Wisconsin Rapids
Stevens
Spikey Place
Ixutherine
Landereau
Iran
Samen
Phandereau
Antonio Dal Ulia
Rum Ford
DL Vita
Ijd
Sat Lopes
Iwona
Hjalindre Sigkanen
Jerry Liawler
No. 8
Lawler
Thias Monthy
Mibwaunkes House of Correction
Purchase of estate for state park measure debated
Wisconsin Senate committee heard Sen Casperson describe a 1620 acre estate long preserved by a man who built ponds a swimming pool and other attractions. He urged the state to buy Seven Pines forested tract for a state park to expand recreation and tourism programs.
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Casperson
Pa Valle Mresay Madison
Chiles
Palle Jounty
Ptate Mae
Curlie Caspersen
Seredame
Wiscrondin Tengislature
Wiscronsnder
If Mene
Youth heliotrope case involving Erdman Olson confusion
A garbled report from Madison Wisconsin references a youth named Erdman Olson and an alleged incident at Bethe Copter. The text cites a federal station arrest and an attempted enticement at a matinee event, with uncertain details and multiple misread names.
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United
Madison
Bethe Copter
Wis
Sat
Pasion
Wrdman Olson
Fryirledh Ghaen
Chira Olso
Toye
Elie
Boy Dies After Sheep Attack in Portage County
A Portage county farmer's son, Meynte Worgella, was fatally injured when a sheep attacked him. Neighbors and family rushed to help as the sheep was killed, and the boy died shortly after.
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Meaite Worgella
Portage County
Four Women Faculty Quit Stout Institute Over Chaperone Policy
Resignations of four women faculty at Stout Institute in Menomonie Wis join prior exit of Daisy A. Kugel over a campus dispute on social event chaperoning. The instructors accuse the administration of intolerance and discrimination while President Nelson assumes Kugel duties temporarily and signals changes in household arts department.
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Associated Press
Menomonic
Wis
Stout Institute
Pres
Burton H. Nelson
Hitler
Stuutonit
Missa
Daisy A. Kugel
Whoault
Household Arid Department
Miss Kugel
J. Metgulf
Bertha, Bisbey
Muriel Prusse
Florence I. Scoulur
Nelson
Miss Jkugel
Mreda M. Tachaan
Milwaukee-Downer
University of Wsconsin
Senator Heflin Accuses Kellogg and Sheffield of Encouraging Rebels
A garbled Washington dispatch alleges Senator Heflin criticizes Kellogg and Sheffield for encouraging rebels and meddling in Mexico. The report claims calls for friendly desistance, warns of U.S. war involvement, and notes secrecy around military actions as Congress adjourns.
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Heflin
Kellogg and
Sheffield
Value of Milwaukee Assessed at $864.5 Million
Tax assessor Tenie A. Arnel reports Milwaukee's total property assessment at $864,500,000 after revisions. The value reflects citywide real estate and personal property for the current valuation year.
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United Area
Milwaukee
Tenie A. Arnel
Move for Disarm Parley Linked to Cruiser Funding
Washington reports Congress approved three new cruisers in the naval bill despite President Coolidge’s opposition. Coolidge signed the bill, tying cruiser funding to naval limitation talks with Britain, Japan, France, and Italy. Britain and Japan accepted the invitation. France and Italy declined. The Senate later agreed to consider a resolution to keep its veto power on the matter.
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Pecrs
Washington
Congress
President Coolidge
Ury Navy
Plrat
Senate
House
Capitol
Coolidge
Great Britain
Japan
France
Maly
Italy
Coulidze
Washington, D. G
Senator Titus Battles Forcing Fight To Senate Floor
Wisconsin Senate scene centers on a clash over leadership as Sen William A Titus resists resignation as joint finance committee chair. Opponents seek removal by the committee on committees amid a dispute over harmony and committee actions affecting the administration.
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United Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Legislatorure
William A. ‘Titus
Pond da Law
Senate
AIS
Committee On Committees
Shalemon
Arty
Dagwell
Redistricting Measure Put Off Amid Assembly Debate
In Madison supporters reconsider a proposed redistricting plan as lawmakers delay action. The motion failed 65 to 482, postponing a decision on appointing a seven-member bipartisan committee for map drawing. A separate hunting bill led by Assemblyman John Nek would tighten deer age limits and adjust open season dates.
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Madison
Johnnek
Antigo
Rebels Hit Santa Rosa as Federals Clash Nearby
A small band of rebels entered Santa Rosa near Mentea City amid gendarme resistance. Federal troops were dispatched from Contreraty to Santa Rosa where they fought rebels in a two hour clash. Fifteen rebels were killed in the engagement, though the final outcome remained unclear.
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Wilted
Mexico
Citiena
Santa Row
Mentea City
Contreraty
Santa Rosa
Banka iBaka
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