La Follette Progressive Ticket Advances Nominees
The La Follette Progressive Republicans announced candidate slates with Herman Ekern and Fred Zimmerman as nominees for attorney general and secretary of state, respectively, while Solomon Levitan's position for treasurer remained undecided. Senator La Follette plans a 90 day Wisconsin campaign before September primaries.
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Associated Press
Madison
la Follette
Herman T L. Eickern
Fred Zaemerman
Milwaukes
Hobart M
la Fol- Joba
la Faltte
Pam
la Pollstis
Imes
Wisconsin
Simerman
Fred BR. Zimmerman
la Pollétte
Matemett
Aan & Cmreidate
Robert M. la Follette
Wardens Ordered to Buy Food for Birds in State
State game wardens have been ordered to purchase grain to aid starving birds. W. E. Barber, chairman of the conservation commission, says the food shortage is the worst in the agency’s history, with prairie chickens and grouse most affected. Wardens will distribute grain to affected regions.
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Associated Press
W. E. Barber
The
Conservation Commission
Funds to Continue Transcontinental Air Mail Service
Senate committee reports funds to sustain transcontinental air mail and a New York City post service feature in the annual postal appropriation bill. Former Postmaster General Hays testified before the senate committee on their behalf as the house held back funding.
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AIR Mail
Associated Presse
Warhkapos
BD. O
New York City
Senate
House
Hays
Man Whipper Terrorizes Madison Girls in City
Madison police hunt a heavy whip attacker who has struck several young women on the west side over the past three days. A report of an arrest in sailor garb was unfounded. The latest victim, Miss Vera Brewer of the state banking department, was attacked near her home Thursday night by a man about 25 years old, who slashed her with the whip as onlookers shouted.
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Associated Préus Mativom
Madison
Nis
Phe Gies
Misa Vera Brewer
State Banking Department
Medical Missionary Murdered in China
A cablegram reported the murder of Rev. Dr. A. J. Shelton, a Disciples of Christ medical missionary in Thibat, near Bataog Web, by robbers. He had previously escaped a brigand camp in January 1900 after being kidnapped and held for ransom for sixty days.
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Bu. Louis
Mon
A. J. Shelton
Disciples of Christ (Christian Church
Thibat
Bataog
Web
United Christian Missionary Society
Tioday
Shelton
Ihina
Failure of Large Broker House with Wide Outside Offices
Associated Press reports the collapse of FE H Clarke & Co a major brokerage in New York with curb market membership. The firm ran offices in Chicago and other mid western cities handling air and copper stocks and related dealings.
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Associated Prese
New York
FE. H. Clarke & Co
Chicago
Little Girl Saved After Many Surgeries and Grafts
Dorothy Catan of Dallas Texas aged several years survived fourteen serigux operations and forty five skin graftings after being found burned and embedded on a live wire in water. She will be discharged soon with several pounds gained despite severe injuries and years of recovery ahead.
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Associated Prey
Dallas
Texa
Dorothy Catan
Manila
Dorothy
Uben
Ste W
Settlement Agreed Upon for Co Op Society to Restart
Creditors of the Cooperative Society of America and president Harrison Parker reached a settlement. Bankruptcy petitions and receivership will be withdrawn, three trustees will manage the society, Judge Evans to name two trustees, Parker to serve. Mrs Month Parker to return all society securities including Great Western Security holdings.
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United Pied
Cheage
Cooperatie Society of America
Harrivun Parker
Evans
Federal Court
Tevans
Parker
Month Parker
Harrison Parker
Society
Great Western Security Company
Mine Wage Agreement Debate Prompted by Worker Leader
Frank Partington of the Indiana Mine Workers stated that Tilinaix con operators had not refined an independent wage agreement for tin noid. He called an adjourned executive meeting to be held in At Tours next Wednesday to consider a petition.
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Associated Proxs
Speingtiad
Frank Parrington
Inda
Tilinaix Con
Tours
Labor Leaders Cleared In Trades Conspiracy Trial
Chicago leader Simon O'Donnell and three other labor officials were found not guilty by a jury on charges of extortion and conspiracy tied to a building trades trust. The acquittal comes amid a high profile court case in Chicago.
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Associated Prenxa
Chicago
Simon O'Donnell
Chicago Building Trades Council
Jeffries Mormon of Liberal God Sparks LA Sermons
In Los Angeles ministers dispute James J. Jeffries’s religious views while he plans a modern circuit riding tour with A. F. Futterer. Jeffries says he will carry a Bible and a new commentary in his arms and aims to deliver a plain Christ centered message to Man’s heart.
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United Press
Low Angeles
James, Jeffries
James J. Jeffries
Burbank
Los Angeles
A. F. Futterer
Ity
Jeffries
Futterer
Christ Tom Man
Wisconsin Meat Cattle to Keep State Brand Despite Talk
Dr. G. C. H. Kile, state veterinarian, informed cattle breeders that Wisconsin meat cattle must continue using the state department of agriculture brand on all meat or feeder cattle. Alleged actions by Chicago meat buyers in discrimination were noted in the notification.
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United Press
Wisconsin Meat Care
Chicago
GC. H. Kilenan
State Department of Agriculture
Will Hays Aims To Use Movies In Schools And Churches
Will Hays retired as postmaster general to become a figure guiding cinema education. He envisions films in schools and churches as a tool for history geography and science, arguing for responsible industry standards and lower costs through streamlined distribution.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Rtasl
Vie United Press
Washington
Will H. Hays
Tudeo Landis
Meailuty
Hays
Fiume Storm Center Held by Revolters After Overthrow
Report from Fiume says storm center of the Adriatic is under revolut ionary provisional government six days after the overthrow of President Zanelia by a Pascu uprising. A brief bombardment left eight soldiers dead before surrender. Rome envoy Contelli and Deputy Ghirlati arrived to restore order while public services resumed as fascist demonstrations in Venice and Italian towns supported the revolt.
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United Urcer
Adriatic
Revolu Monary
Zdnella
Pascu
Zanelia
Beimg
Rome
Ontelli
Fiume
Ghirlati
Fay
Venice
Farmer's breach of promise suit ends in award
Montfort farmer Heimer Hielgeson told a jury he ended engagement to Lena Munann due to costs. The court awarded her $8,000 for breach of promise after testimony the couple planned to marry in March 1916 and the engagement ended in 1918 with later marriage to someone else.
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Farmer’s Plea
Heimer Hielgeson
Montfort
Lena Munann
Preach
Promine
Heber Gon
Mina Mabel Manny
Mutt
Wisconsin to Wage War on Price Fixing in Legal Battles
Wisconsin Attorney General William J. Moran reveals a broad antitrust push targeting price fixing by Wisconsin wholesalers and manufacturers. More than twenty firms face state suits, with Milwaukee wood and millwork firms among the major defendants.
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United Prong
Madixon
Wisconsin
Conor William J. Morgan
Thia
Moran
Attorney General
LNG
Corbin Ons
Genera
Saab Anit Deer
Milwaukee
Wodke
Jaatze G. G. Gehrz
Milwauken
Heivh
Ihot
Jobbera
Tolerca Yan Che
Wiscandia
W. B. Quintin
Marinette
Beriites
Toeimah Cash Mercanine Company
Tomah
Wie
Montreal City Hall Fire Prompts Delayed Safe Access
City officials await cooling of embers after a blaze last night destroyed Montreal City Hall built in 1878. Fire damage threatens the services department vaults containing documents and valuables valued around 95 million, with officials cautious about opening the big safes until safe.
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Montreal
Wireless taught high school classes in Chicago
Fragmented report describes a plan for wireless based classes at a Chicago high school with unclear details and several garbled phrases. It notes student activity and an arrangement involving a person or group linked to wireless education but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Wireless
Chicago
Newberry issue debated within Republican ranks
Fragmentary text shows intra party dispute over Newberry issue linked to the Newberry Ford campaign. Mentions Senator Powagenel and expenditures probe. Vague references to supporters and political maneuvering indicate a party guidance struggle without clear outcomes.
Promotion to Colonel Opposed by Key Officials
A bitterly opposed promotion to colonel was confirmed today amid disputed process and unclear patronage claims. The incident involved Waakington officials and noted military personnel, with questions raised about the retirement and departmental recommendations.
Weather outlook and terms of unsettled spring hints
A garbled forecast from Washington DC references Wednesday and Monday weather patterns. It notes moderate temperatures with a likely drop after midweek and colder conditions into Thursday. mentions a few named places and figures but details are unclear.
Kansas Working Girls Backed by Unions Wage Controversy
Reform era dispute centers on wages for women workers claimed to reach 87 dollars weekly in various Kansas cities including Topeka Wichita and Leavenworth. Union backing and welfare perspectives clash with employers as testimony and wage plans face scrutiny.
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Kansas
United
Topeka
Kan
Kutwar
Burke
Chn
Welfare
Will Allen Wile
Kumisex Industrial Court
Uhl
Wichita
Alihigon
Leavenworth
Emporia
Bere
Waren
Songer
Lloyd George Calls Conservatives to Chequers Meeting
Fragmented text reports Lloyd George urging Conservatives to meet at Chequers. It mentions party leaders and a threatened revolt within the party, with references to a conference and preparations for weekend talks.
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Lloyd George
Chequers
Am erican Legion denies claim on bonus bill support
The American Legion denies opponents claim it lost members over its stance on the pending bonus bill. Paid up 1919 membership rose to 433000, 1921 figure 896000, with dues at 6000 daily. Local and state memberships near 7.6 million. many unemployed. All levels endorse a bonus.
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United Preps
Américan Legion
Legion
Tt In
Walt
Added provision to soldier bonus bill for relatives
Washington DC Associated Press reports an added provision to the soldier bonus bill would pay immediate relatives of men who died since discharge the face value of adjusted service certificates. The plan, backed by House Ways and Means members, estimates treasury cost under $25 million and argues it is a matter of simple justice.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Axie
Kimple
Plans Completed for Wheat Meeting in Kansas City
United Press reports a Kansas City meeting with Northwestern Wheat Growers and the American Wheat Growers Association to discuss a national organization. The plan aims to control world wheat exports and manage 75 to 90 million bushels, with a focus on organizing export duties and wholesale responsibilities.
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Kansas City
United Prom
Wrentee
Tip & Conference of Wheat Grewery
Northwestern Wheat Growers
Amere Hon Wheat Growers’ Association
Thin Wan
Northwest
Tenuay
National Organization World
Harding Denies Asking Harvey To Resign As Ambassador
President Harding officially denies reports from London that he demanded George Harvey resign as ambassador to Great Britain. The denial comes amid rumors of a planned reshuffle within the diplomatic post.
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Harding
Harvey
United Prose
Wankingtee
Hardine Today
Publix
London
One Year of Seclusion Boosts Wilson Health
Washington reports one year of seclusion has improved Woodrow Wilson health. He walks with assistance, attends informal dinners, and follows news while declining direct involvement in international affairs. Close friends note better color and resumed car rides though minor setbacks occur.
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Wilson
Merbert We Walker
United Brews
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Wichita
Kenia
Witeos
Hia
Democratic Party
Messares
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