Sleet and Windstorm isolates six cities in Upper Midwest
A 50 mile per hour gale and sleet cut power and telephones, isolating Duluth Virginia and King in Minnesota Duluth Superior Jamestown and Valley City North Dakota. Radio aid from WCCO and WDAY relayed partial news as emergency crews cleared streets and boathouses along the river suffered major damage.
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John M. Sherman
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Wisconsin
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Superior
Jamestown
Valley City
North Dakota
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Associated Press
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WDAY
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Burlington Railroad
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Winona
Wis
City Schools of Ashland Closed Owing to Sleet
Hazardous icy streets and sidewalks forced the closure of all Ashland city schools this afternoon. Pedestrians and motorists faced great travel difficulties and higher accident risk.
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Ashland
Wii
Greek Forces Faced by Rainstorm in Salonika Clash
Government troops and loyal forces pressed a mass offensive in Salonika amid heavy rain and reports of intense fighting with rebels in the Strima area. Bombing planes from Rome coordinated strikes as government forces surrounded a rebel battalion at Porai and captured others at Nicritta. Constantine Venizelos’s whereabouts remained unclear while rumors suggested rebel warships near Crete.
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Associated Press
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Salonika
Strima
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Sedes
Rome
Porai
Nicritta
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Crete
Herles
Landine
TMT
Continard
Caluzan
Pope Attacks Nudism In Lent Sermon In Rome
The Pope denounced nudism as a paganized life centered on pleasure in a Rome sermon on the eve of Lent. He warned of a rising pagan tendency and urged the faithful to resist a culture of constant looking and sensual excess.
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Andruc Berding
Associated Press
Siafflean
Pius Ted
Rome
Nfo
Greece
Daffy Dean Signs Contract to Pitch for the Cardinals
Daffy Dean, brother of notable players, signed a contract today to pitch for the St. Louis Cardinals. The terms were not disclosed, and analysts question whether he can join a strong rotation. Local plans mention a weekend contest and events with Old Timers of Chicago and a patent workers group noted in coverage.
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Daffy Dean
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Dean
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St. Danie Cardineh
Sammie Darling
New York
Elie
Legion Opposes Patman Bill On Adjusted Pay Certificates
The American Legion condemned the Patman bill for a cash payment of adjusted compensation certificates, urging against tying it to currency expansion. In Washington, Legion delegates urged at a House Ways and Means hearing that treasury and Veterans Administration opinions be sought, with 14 to 8 vote against the proposal and broad noncommittal sentiment among members.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
Licegion Today
Patman
Legion Representatives
House Ways
Means
Republica
Treasury and
Veterans
Jo Amas Taylor
Legion
American Legion
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Fragmentary Weather Notes From Page Two
The text shows garbled regional weather observations with mentions of cloudy skies and colder conditions. Fragmentary lines reference temperatures, wind, and possible fronts, but details are incomplete and difficult to interpret.
C Holmes in coma as death near for former justice
Washington reports former Supreme Court justice C Holmes, 84, is sinking rapidly in coma. Mark Howe, former secretary, says death is hours away, and nourishment is no longer possible. Dr Thomas Clatyer’s team planned another check at 5 pm. Holmes’s fourth birthday falls on Friday.
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W. J. Mylander
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Olver Wendell Holmes
Mark Howe
Supreme Court
Howe
Thomas Claylor
Was & P.m
Mr. Holmes
Holmes
Gritigism of Germany Finds Hitler Unready
Britain's statement on German expansion defenses criticizes Germany and holds Hitler responsible in unofficial circles. Hitlers postponement of a conference with Sir John Simon was noted as a delaying move. Officials in London and Berlin reacted with surprise as the press learned of the postponement around 12 30 p m. The move prompted speculation on its effect on London’s plans to send Sir John and Anthony Eden to Moscow and Warsaw.
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Great Britain
Germany
Reichsfuhrer
Hitler
Bruch
Berlin
Sir John
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Warsaw
Unclear text fragment hints at Patman plan debate
Fragmentary OCR hints a discussion of a preferred Patman plan with references to a soldier and wage area committees. The readable parts are too garbled to identify people, places, dates, or concrete outcomes.
Injuries Cause Death Amid Disorder at Wallan
An incident at Wallan led to fatal injuries after a disorderly event. The victim, identified as Perry, sustained severe wounds during the altercation and died. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the violence and the parties involved.
Notable contract cancellation in Milwaukee sports scene
A fragmented report notes a contract cancellation involving Milmawkee related to a local athletic association. Key names appear tangled, with references to clubs, officials, and a possible basketball or track context but specifics remain unclear. The piece hints at organizational changes and timing tied to a regional athletics body.
Relief Bill Amended In Senate Proposals And Funds
The Senate Appropriations Committee reported the relief bill Hie S4.A40,006,00% back to the Senate after defeats of the McCarran prevailing wage amendment. The panel approved a substitute offered by Senator Taussell, Georgia, creating a security plan for 3.5 million employables and authorizing use of prevailing wage if needed. An amendment itemized a $4 billion program into eight project types with a presidential reallocation power of up to 20 percent between projects, including roads, waterways, rural electrification, housing, and civil conservation, totaling substantial sums.
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L. Hureld Olver
Winton
D. Ai
Senate
McCarran
Hope
Ovighwily
Taussell
Jgimnerat
Georgia
Rooewell
Jinrar
Controversial Lequer Controversy Bill Proposal
A garbled OCR fragment notes a proposed bill by Charles A. Brgy related to a controversial issue. It references Rice Lake and a request involving deliberations by a commission or group. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
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Charles A. Brgy
Rice Lake
Governor faces penal probe push in state reform drive
A joint legislative committee to investigate the state board of penal and charitable institutions received approval from the Assembly and Senate. The inquiry, led by Sen. Philip Nelson and Gov. Philip La Follette, aims to review the reformatories and the board’s handling of inmate treatment and administration.
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State Board of Central
Assembly
Dehaig
Philip Nelson
Muanle
Philip F. la Foliette
Toreppolmumgat
Marie W. Rulens
Port Washington
Milton T. Murrey
Berubhesa
Milwiker
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Neha
Neylisville
Fae
Ben Cheer
Deneerat
Hartland
Ogrance Lis
Ridicule Salary Cut Proposal To Death In Wisconsin Assembly
A garbled OCR item from a Wisconsin assembly session shows a debate over a salary cut proposal. The readable fragments mention pay, a cabinet, and lawmakers, with unclear specifics and names.
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Wisconsin Assembly
Protests Split as Johnson Warns on Threats to Order
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Gen Johnson, Long and Destruction, and Protests by progressives. Key names appear jumbled. no coherent events or dates emerge. The readable parts suggest a political clash over rhetoric and safety affecting public order.
Party lines broken in village chatter sparks heated debate
Fragmentary notes from a local meeting show residents arguing over telephone and power party lines. Names appear garbled, but concerns include service reliability, cost sharing, and rural access. Officials urge calm and propose committee review.
Woman Dies From Fall On Icy Sidewalk
A fragmented report describes a woman collapsing on an icy sidewalk while carrying an infant. The scene involved bystanders and a medical response, with unclear details about identity and location due to damaged text.
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Fale
Wisconsin Court Rules State Recovery Act Unconstitutional
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules that the state recovery act unlawfully delegates legislative power to industries and the governor, invalidating codes of fair competition under the act. The decision, in Gibson Auto Co. of Oshkosh, cites differences from the national recovery act and notes the president’s powers under federal law.
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Supreme Court
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United States
Supreme Court of the United States
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