Congress Leaves Major Laws Behind for Next Session
An Associated Press overview notes the Sixty-ninth Congress enacted key laws reducing the tax burden by about four hundred million dollars and approving foreign debt settlements totaling around three billion. It left for the Seventieth Congress issues on Muscle Shoals, farm relief, Boulder Canyon dam, merchant marine, coal control, alien property, and railway consolidation. It split with the president on farm relief and ship building, approved a separate prohibition bureau, and saw seats contested in Illinois and Pennsylvania.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Boulder Canyon
Coolidge
Executive
House
Senate
Congress
Bureau of Prohibition
Treasury
Eigll Service
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Indiana
Senator Gould Receives Seat From Committee Scribbles
Ansoriated Press reports in Washington that the elections committee adopted a report naming William Vare of Pennsylvania and Frank Saveh as victors in the Senate elections. The body discussed charges of bribery and payrolls while presenting Lodkiy to the Senate.
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Washington, D. C
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Stodiay
Elections Committee
Genald
Thepublican
Atadne
Hig Sett
William
Vare
Pennsylvania
Mienels
Lodkiy
Qingiwes Saad
Caunawaty
Arana
Conomit
Caraway
Ostanari
Bent Vare
Smith
SOL TUTTLE DIES AT 70 IN MILWAUKEE NEWS
The Northwestern report confirms the death of Sol TuttIe at age 70. Tuttle, longtime figure linked to Wisconsin sports, passed away Wednesday in Milwaukee.
Bills Signed Today By The President
President Coo lidge signs measures including a prohibition enforcement reorganization creating separate bureaus and placing agents under civil service. Other actions include $75,000 for the American commission to the Geneva conference and allowing the veterans bureau to make loans to veterans on bonus certificates.
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Associated Press
Ran
D.C. Amoi
Coolidge
Lreash Department
Civil Service
American Commission
Geneva
Veterans Bureau
Mann Act charges against Wright and Milanoff dropped
Frank Liegd Wright and Madame Giga Milanoff had Mann Act charges dropped by the federal government before grand jury presentation. District Attorney Marovette French Jr cited insufficient evidence of intent to violate the act and noted the case pointed to technical rather than criminal violations. Charges stemmed from arrests at a Lake Minnetonka cottage on Oct 24, 1926, with Wright facing multiple violations and Milanoff a conspiracy. Civil litigation over Wright’s separation from Mariam Loel remains pending.
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Associated Press
Afinneapoli Minn
Frank Liegd Wright
Giga Milanoff
Marovette French, Jr
Wright
Aime Milanoff
Wrigh
Lake Minnetonka
Mme Milanoff
Wisconsin
French
Mariam Loel
Mine Milanoff
Hurley saloon padlocks increase to thirty
Associated Press reports Hurley Wisconsin resiened padlock actions expand to thirty saloons. Deputy marshal served owners Sahating Serra Shamrock saloon and Paul Santini, while John Verbos at Mercier and Joe Grant could not be located. Proceedings stem from Everis Reid district attorney complaints, first in the western district where federal agents did not file the initial complaint.
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Ashland
Wis
Hurley
Hansa P. Maley
United States
Sahating Serra
Paul Santtini
Pha
Joe Grant
Barteniier
Marshal Walley
John Verbos
Mercier
Everls H. Reid
Hoover charged with negotiating to kill immigration law
In Washington, Hoover faces charges of negotiating with foreign groups to influence the immigration law. Senator Neeley, a Democrat from West Virginia, says clear signs show attempts to undermine the law. Previously, Hoover claimed President Galuge erred in the national origin feature debate.
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Hoover
Winnimper
Senate
Neely
Virginia
Gapluge
Tm Fie
Senata Sesterdas
Babe Ruth Signs In Presence Of Writers
Babe Ruth signed for twenty thousand dollars with press presence. The event drew sports writers and others to witness the ceremony as Ruth greeted the assembled reporters. The arrangement was confirmed in a deal aimed at promoting Ruth’s upcoming appearances and future ties with the club.
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Babe Ruth
Grain standards act debated as Congress eyes change
Washington reports outline revived proposals in the upcoming Seventieth Congress to overhaul grain standards. Bills from Senator Frazi er and Senator Shipstead seek state or federal control over inspections, while Wisconsin joins opposition to centralization. The issue centers on possible cost savings and who conducts inspections.
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EF. N. Timmons
Washington
Washington, D. C
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North Dakota
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Shipsferd
Minnesota
Bet
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Congress
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Department of Agititulture
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Department of Agriculture
Shipstead
Wisconsin
Prazier
Wisconsin Commission
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North Dukote
Doe
Mexico Ambassadors Recall Stirs U S Mexico Tension
Washington reports show ambassador Teller left for Mexico City on Thursday and the embassy cites family matters as official. Acting Secretary Grew denies recall or miasary recall while Congress considers options on leases and permits tied to US policy with Mexico.
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Washington D. C
Teller
Mexico City
Washington
United States
Tells
Mexican City
Grew
State Department
Strew
Kassiderts
Wisconsin Senate Postpones Tax Day Actions Amid Labor Standoff
United Press reports the Wisconsin Senate delays action on tax day to restore committee harmony as 11 of 14 finance panel members sign a petition urging steps to ease tensions. Strikes linger, committee chairs face calls to resign, and debates over electing a new chair continue into the week.
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United Press
Muadison
Wisconsin Senate
Joint Finance Committee
Rerson
Fox & Sleet Executive Fon
Whetther
Hele Perithun
Mena
Harry Pratt Judson Dies in California Event
A brief death notice reports the passing of Harry Pratt Judson amid a ceremonial event in California. Details are sparse, noting the location and moment of death without elaboration.
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Harry Pratt Judson
Start Organization to Support Lowden for the Presidency
A group forms to back Lowden for the presidency in a regional effort. Prominent supporters cite conservative values and public service, with drafts of platform statements and a planned organizing meeting.
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Start Organization
Lowden
No Protection Comment From Fricke On Insurance Measure
Fricke warns that none of the proposed insurance actions will offer protection unless the insurance measure passes. The remark ties to policy debates and official discussions about safeguarding infrastructure and public services amid ongoing concerns.
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Fricke
Rush Across Desert In Search of Big Gold Bonanza
Tonopah Nev residents chase rumors of a two boy hoax claiming a massive gold ore strike. Crowds gather, machines rally to haul ore, while authorities and locals scrutinize the tale as the story unfolds.
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Tonopah
Nev
Associated Press
Yonapah
Entitled to Post Debate Reveals Attorney General Question
A garbled news item discusses whether Louis B. Hagler is entitled to his post, referencing Attorney General and governor approvals. It notes a recent press piece on Hagler’s qualifications and duties, with mentions of legal actions and contested tenure outcomes involving public offices and state officials.
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Iwwiell
Louis B. Hagler
Cress
Madison— Agr
Ralph M. Im
Lute B. Nogler
Giveiersnin
John
Atowney Get
Nawler
Geo Fermion
Ainamerman
Nagtler
Nave
Caliente
Daugherty Freed as Miller Convicted in Federal Case
In New York, a federal jury convicted Thomas W. Miller of conspiring to defraud the United States of $7,000,000 involving American Metal and Conway shares. Daugherty was acquitted. Judge Knox ordered no further action on Daugherty. Miller faces up to two years and $10,000 fine, with sentencing postponed.
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Megler
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Cir
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Mate Bey Piddingy
Lo Rellows
Etl
Aja
Babe” Ruth
New York Yankees
Coolidge
Kenesaw Mountain Landia
Federal Coure
New York
Diusghertys Miller Origl
Podis
Oben
Thomas W. Miller
Tarey MM. Digherby
Davagher
Maller
Claire
Gsi
Conway
Amin
Vere Slict
United State
Emory R. Sucknes
Muller
Dhugherty
Knox
Senator Reed Sees Committee Probes Continuing
Associated Press report from Washington quotes Senator Reed arguing investigations by the committee are not finished. He notes a plan to call another witness and press for a detailed program of acting to extend the inquiry despite opposition from Missouri and Pennsylvania senators. The article outlines partisan tensions and procedural hurdles in the probe.
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Associated Urey
Washington, D.C
Jaime Naign
Senator Mee
Wissourt
Senaivar
Senny Teed
Pennyeylvania
Serbia
Secession of West Half of Marathon County Advocated
A fragmented late 19th century notice argues for secession of the western portion of Marathon County. It mentions proposed boundaries, potential governance, and the reaction of residents, with references to local leaders and geographic markers amid a period of regional reform.
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Marathon County
Today in Congress The 68th Congress in brief
A fragmentary record notes Senate and House actions with references to bills, amendments, and sessions. The readable text mentions committee work and legislative items in progress, reflecting a busy congressional day amid routine proceedings.
Legislature adjourns to Tuesday amid committee actions
The legislature extended its session to Tuesday as Assembly committees pushed bills on deeds value disclosure in property transfers and school district assessments. A plan for a mixed week session was approved, and a sine die adjournment date was contested in the senate.
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Assembly
Asserinded
Prasa
Madison Atier Puushigs Saver Villy
Jerisiautre
Assemblysutry
Bienbecker
Sciona
Gettleman
Cltes
Pallesman
Breaking Up of Schooner Costs Lives of Two Men
A chaotic sea incident leads to the loss of two sailors when a schooner breaks apart near Pyne. Rescue attempts are underway as crews work to recover victims and assess the vessel’s demise. Unclear details and scattered fragments hint at causes and names but the record remains incomplete.
Man Dies After Being Struck by Train
A municipal report notes a fatal incident as a person was struck by a train near a rail line. Investigators attend the scene and authorities prepare a formal account of the accident.
Radio features list with scattered readable items
Fragmentary OCR listing radio feature names and station identifiers. Reads like an index of programs and call letters with few legible details. Entities are unclear due to garbled text and inconsistent spacing.
Impeachment Filed Nearer Bed Bigs Teveliveraenstlin
A terse OCR fragment reports impeachment actions and court proceedings involving Judge Peel and a list of officials. The garbled text mentions Veitodee ef vu Hire Breenesrltest and a Yem-like context with Teveliveraenstlin, Wy Tree, and Dieta.
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MTS
Peel
Benant Lend Yates
Plang of Party Leaders Swept to Delon
Washington report notes Congress adjourned amid partisan storm as administration bills fell, including the 9 00,600 deficiency measure, while efforts to salvage finance and building programs failed. Vice President Dawes urged rule changes as Senate battles continued. House focus shifted to new leadership. Continued on Page 14.
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Plang
DELON
Associated Press
Washington, DP. C
Congress
Istor
West
Ilen
Ceini
Tien Tha Properhy Wien
Senate
Act of Missouri
Agate
Dawes
Itlr
Jonipha
Hurley Police Chief and Sheriff Witnesses in Trial
A chaotic Hurley case centers on police officials and witnesses linked to a built in sale dispute. Prosecutors described a defense strategy using multiple witnesses to challenge testimony and the involvement of Rafieri and others. The proceedings detail courtroom challenges, alleged intimidation, and the legal struggle over building ownership tied to a pending sale.
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Psn
Prueart
Pedyork
Baineri
Rafieri
Ratert
Lestimany
Macy
Elbedey Aloye
Maruls
Palry
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