Youth hero rescues two children as third dies in river plunge
In Menominee Michigan, 16 year old Lawrence Weissgerber saved 4 year old Alvin Weissgerber Jr and 3 year old Charlotte, pulling Charlotte from the water and retrieving Alvin. Earl Knutson, 6, died beneath an ice rim near Green Bay intake where a bottomless dish formed after a cave in. A Carnegie medal may be sought for Weissgerber.
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Lawrence Weissgerber
Menominee
Green Bay
Associated Press
Menominee, Mich
Alvin Weissgerber
Charlotte
Earl Kautson
Lawrence
Alvin, Jr
Earl Knutson
Knutson
Weissgerber
Mazer Quizzed by Prosecutor in Mellet Murder Case
Canton Ohio Louis Mazer was taken to a courthouse conference with Prosecutor W Harter Jr as details emerge about the Don Mellet murder. Attorney Pat McDermott and Ben Rutner, already convicted, had complained and filed withdrawal. Grand jury to reconvene Tuesday for further consideration of the case.
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Canton
Louis Mazer
Don Ro Mellett
Dlemy W Harter, Jr
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Maer
Mayer
Mazer
TC Wt Mills
Pat McDermott
Ben Rutdner
Mavei
Harter
Government moves to curb liquor traffic in Wisconsin case
In a federal court session with Judge Louse and Charles Wing, the government and defense failed to reach a compromise in the Bachert of Turley. The process saw padlocking of the firm at 17 and 19 Silver Street and the Wisconsin saloon at 4% Silver Street, lifting total padlocks to two with five more cases awaiting inquiry.
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Wis
J. G Steenson
W JG Rhinow
Wasconsin
Minnesota
North
South
Pakute
Steenyon
United Statee District Court
Charles Wing
Joseph Balmert
Turley
Silver Street
Louse
Burley
Miss Shooting Affray At Brownsville Sugar Central
Vera Crow R and Walter Dunn of Texas were negotiating to buy Japloria Sugar Central when a shooting affray erupted at the plant on Friday. Former owners and allies aided by friends attacked Francisca Betanzos the new receiver, and federal enforcers who accompanied Betanzos. several were killed and others wounded.
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Associated Press
Vera Crow
R. OR. Crea
Brownsville
Tex. c
Walter Dunn
Japloria Sugar Central
Arene
Owly
the Central
Hether
Francisca J Betanzos
New Aeceiver
Federal Enroiers
Bite Berangzas
Madison area farmer and son killed in unknown blaze
Near Madison a nesgro farmer named Al Henderson and his son Walter 20 were fatally harmed when an unknown man sought entry to their home and fled the barn after the incident Mrs Henderson told officers the prowler was seen running from the barn where Al Henderson lay dead at dawn authorities investigate the slaying as a crime scene
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United Press
Madison
al Henderson
Nesgro Farmer
Ali
Walter
Henderson
Tishan
Farmer
Rescue of Forty From Ocean Grave Off New York
Aboard the Cabo Torres, the rescue of all forty crew members from the fire swept Spanish freighter Cabo Haterras near Montauk was reported. The Torres aided the burning ship through the night, and later aided by Washington Maru, recovered the crew and relayed updates before reaching destination. Two bodies were later recovered near Cape Code after the Montclair disaster.
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Associated Press
New York
Annals of the Sea
Bo Hatteras
Cabo Torres
Zalynea
Cabos Torres
Washington Maru
Fire Island
Montauk Point
Lasbon
Portgual
Gaby Tratteras
Argo
Maliga
Spain
Philadelphia
Repisioy
Seville
Orleans
Mass
Montclair
France weighs mammoth Alsace frontier defense plan
The Associated Press reports France considers mobilizing the entire nation overnight behind a fortified Alsace Lorraine line. A parliamentary proposal would rally citizens and resources to deter invasion, creating a permanent frontier defense with extensive fortifications and communications.
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France
Alsace
Associated Press
Arin
Alsace- Lorraine
Paul Benegar
Paul Painters
Pactfist
Iprance
Debate presided by Nagler at Whiteside and Platteyville
Secretary to the governor Nagler returned to the office after presiding last night at a debate held at Whitesidey and Platteyite nearby. Normal schools were mentioned in the discourse.
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Foy
Competition From Abroad Increases Trade Pressures
Washington correspondent B N Timmons reports that shifting world markets are pushing U S agriculture toward renewed foreign competition. Export surpluses declined before World War I and revived during the war, but prewar trends have reasserted themselves. Some crops like wheat pork tobacco and cotton may continue exporting while apples prunes oranges rice shift between import and export. Industrial growth raises home demand and imports, while tropical oil production grows abroad affecting farmers. Continued on Page 14.
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B. N. Timmons
Washington
Dally Southwestern
United States
Department
Tropics
Resignation of Dane County Judge After Disbarment Charges
Associated Press reports Dane County judge Ole A Stolen resigned from the Superior Court after answering charges in a disbarment proceeding. Gov Zimmerman accepted the resignation effective March 13 at noon, and S.3 Schein was named to the judgeship. Stolen, who had served about five years, claimed loans from friends were personal and denied illegal acts.
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Associated Press
Madison
Ole A Stolen
Dane County
Auperius Court
Todry
State Supreme Cork
Fred R. Zimmerman
S. 3. Schein
Stolen
Mialiden
al Irving
Mauer Law
Steten
Suite
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Moan Ladar
Lewish
Midison
Aime Maman
Thirty Days for Argument in Wisconsin Water Case
Hearing of the petition by Wisconsin and other states to restrain Illinois sanitary district from alleged illegal diversion of Lake Michigan water ends April 1 under an agreement. Counsel will submit briefs within thirty days. special master Charles Hughes will continue the case. Thirteen states are involved. the dispute concerns drainage and river navigation downstream from Lake Michigan.
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Nal Somplemants
Tmnals Sanitary District
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Lulnolsy
Uruguayan aviator and crew found safe at sea
Uruguayan aviator Major Larre-Borges and his crew, reported missing since Wednesday, have been found in the ocean off Cape Jubt London. The Telegraph company says all four Amagicias navigators are safe, found about a hundred miles off the coast, with no injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Axvadir
Morocco
Maj
Jaein Larre-Borges
Wilador
Cape Jubt
London
Paris
Vixchanké ‘Lelegraph
Larre-Gorges
Warrant for Arrest of Fraternity Deputy
Warrant issued for the arrest of Olin Mallory, deputy of the Insurance and Social Society, charged with absconding with more than $300 collected from lodge members. He fled from a farm near Marion and is believed to have left for Canada two years ago.
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Cis
Prowse
Madison
Olin Mallory
Reseree
Poxfice
Jeriday
Ofiinla
Marison
Canada
British Cruiser Departs Nicaragua in Refuge Move
The British cruiser Colorm moves to leave Nicaragua today as the Admiralty informs the press. The vessel had been stated as a possible refuge for British citizens amidst ongoing tensions.
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United Prose
London
Erie Colormbo
Nicaragua
Admiralty
Nagler May Receive Military Secretary Pay Claim
Madison Wisconsin The attorney general issues an opinion on whether Louis Nagler secretary to Governor Zimmerman can be paid as military secretary of the Wisconsin National Guard despite lacking formal prior military experience. The ruling says he may be entitled to the compensation if he performs the duties and no de jure official with higher claim exists.
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Tntted Press
Madison
Louis Nagler
Fred 2. Zimmerman
H. Messerschmidt
Ralph NM. Immeld
Zimmerman
Wisconsin National Guard
Immells
Attorney -Neral
Ellellle
Eliiny
Prohibition Not a Party Issue, Democrats Declare
Democratic caucus unites to say prohibition should not be treated as a party matter. Senator Robinson of Arkansas, floor leader, says states differ on political topics but not on policy, urging nonpartisan enforcement. Party leaders back continued investigation and analysis into the issue.
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Washington, DC
Robinson
Arhannas
Fallane
Etig
Ananimoudds
Tendmera Cliep
Conmmitte
Eran
Tay Anaaley Fray Sint
Senator Robinson
Akane
Free Leider
Che Seventieta
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Deficit in Reserve Among Banks for Week
New York reports a weekly deficit in reserves across clearing house banks and trust companies totaling 5 900 970 dollars. The figures show a decrease of 3 507 790 dollars from the prior week, reflecting tighter liquidity in the banking sector.
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Associated Tyees
New York
Senate and House retirements trim party leaders in 69th Congress
Washington report notes nine senators and many representatives retire from top posts as the Sixty-ninth Congress ends. Oxer Underwood of Alabama retires after thirty years. Wadsworth of New York and Lenroot of Wisconsin lose seats. Mills of New York leaves Ways and Means for Treasury post. Tincher of Kansas steps back. Upshaw and Hill exit after pro prohibition stances. New senators include Blaine of Wisconsin and Waterman of Colorado. Committees shift chairmanships in Elections Indian affairs printing and public funds. Other long-time House figures shown retiring include Voorhis and Fairchild among Republicans, with several Democrats stepping down as party rotations proceed.
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UC Gs Kent
Senate
House
Oxcer
Wadsworth
New York
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Jarac
Washington
Georgia
Joan Phillip EU
Maryland
Congress
Upshaw
Baltimore
Henge
Blaine
John 3. Blaine
Lenreot
Charles W. Waterman
Colorado
Rice WW
Means
Lives Black
Alabama
Underwood
Robert Warner
Whidaworth
Ernest
Turreld
Stanheld
Weller
Scott
Michigan
Merchant Marine Fortunities
Awone
Pennsylvania
Former Oshkosh Girl, Movie Actress, Is Married in New York
A report from Associated Press states that Gladys Lew of Wisconsin, a former Oshkosh girl and vaude star, married in St Patrick's Cathedral, New York, to a groom from New York society. The article notes her birth in Oshkosh and ties to the local art community through her father, with details of her career in vaudeville and acting. Weather and regional temperature outlook are provided, predicting occasional precipitation and moderating temperatures into midweek.
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New York
Mist di Oras
Motion
Mranie Lanach
St Malechy
Gladys Lew
Wiha
Ran
Chars J Dilnghin
New Voth
President Emeritus of Johns Hopkins Dies in Carmel
Carmel Calif Dr Ir Remsen 81 president emeritus of Johns Hopkins University died Friday night after a brief illness. Death attributed to natural causes. Internationally known educator and chemist, honored by French and British societies for his work in chemistry. He founded the American Chemical Journal in 1879 and was editor until his death.
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Associated Press
Carmel
Calif
Ir Remsen
Emerths
Johns Hopkins University
Remsen
American Chemical Journal
Soochow Aim of Cantonese New Drive
Shanghái reports the Cantonese attack shifted toward Soochow northwest of Sung Kiang, with Wukiang captured and communications between Shanghai and Nanking at risk. Marines parade as Marshal Chen Ting Yueh joins Cantonese forces, and Shanghai city plans resume a general strike as southern troops advance.
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Soochow Aim
Miley W. Vaughn
Cnlled
Shanghaui
Cannase
Sung- Kiang
Getty
Sopchow
Sung. Kiang
Wukiang
Soochow
Shanghai
Nanking
Ches
Chang Chung Char
Chen Ting Yueh
Anhui
Chang Chang Chang
Chang -Tao Lin
United Press
United States
London
Tne
Cwntanega
Lald
Daily News
General Labor Union
Arma
Appointment fixes at federal radio committee
President Coolidge announced appointments to the Federal Radio Commission. Orestes Ti Caldwell of New York and Henry A Bellows of Minnesota were named to the commission. Thorn nominations were not confirmed by the Senate, while three other appointments received approval.
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Associated Presid
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Rhyu Teress
Orestes Ti, Caldwell
New York
Henry A. Bellows
Minnesota
Federa Radio Cormimites Ten Thorn
Senate
Coninisdor
Regular Airmail Plans From Madison Regular Service
An early report notes Madison based air mail expansion scheduled for April with new routes across St Iau through Crosse and Muviidun toward Ghigo. President Didgar No Quinn of Madison Airways discusses the development and the projected four plane fleet.
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Atadison
Didgar No Quinn
Miadison Airways
inAaune
Miilay
Iau Throagh
Tonight's Best Radio Features Across Stations
A scrambled listing of radio features from multiple stations. Programs include orchestral performances by Detroit and San Francisco orchestras, a Royal Choristers readout, London String Quintette, and the Detroit Symphony conductors. Multiple time slots and station calls appear with varied programming.
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AL Nday
CHCA
Toronto
Royal
Capital Theatee
London String Quintette
WCKX
Gtt
Detroit
Night Symphony
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Oakland
ULF
KPO
Madagascar Port Devastated by Tornado Reports
Wireless dispatches from Capetown say Tamatave on Madagascar’s east coast lies in ruins after a tornado. Several hundred casualties reported with dozens dead or injured. port facilities and the harbor damaged. ships driven ashore and wrecked. steamer activity uncertain as reports come in from Mauritius and London.
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Capetown
South Africa
Tamatave
Indian Ocean
Madagascar
Eek
Selstan
Hongkong
Puk
Mauritius
Villa de Marsgeilles
Catinat
Ashers
Union
Gaile
Lloyd's
London
Lloyd’s
General du Chesne
Damatuve
Catinas
Sainte Anne
Amanda
Elizabeth
Berizsky
du Chesne
British minister laments lack of British news agencies in Argentina
London reports Sir Malcolm Robertson, British minister to Argentina, condemns the absence of British news agencies in Argentina. He cites American agencies dominate headlines, with United Press and Associated Press supplying most Buenos Aires papers while British services are nearly non existent. He urges creation of a British agency to counter United Press coverage and bolster ties with South American outlets.
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United Press
London
South America
Malcolm Robertson
Argentit
Ameriesn
Malcolm
United States
The
Assor
Wue
le Piensa
la Nacions
Walted Press
Mnitsar
United Presa Tories
Four Arrests Made In Large Illegal Fishing Bust
United Press reports Ashi Wisconsin: four men are under arrest after a Game War raid on fishing shacks. officers seized twelve nets and spears, confiscated nets, and heavy weighted gear. authorities say fish were selectively kept, with larger catches kept for sale. more arrests expected as details stay under wraps.
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United Press
Ashi
Wis
William Grey
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