Wisconsin Senate condemns war era university round robin
Madison Wisconsin the state senate voted 17 to 14 to condemn as unworthy the 450 University of Wisconsin professors who signed a war era round robin condemning Senator Robert M La Follette. Debate focused on loyalty and the role of professors in national policy with heated exchanges and cautions against libel.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Robert M. Ls Follette
Henry Roethe
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America
Henry Fluber
George B. Skogro
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Huber
Washington
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France
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Attorney General Praises Return to Normal After Mob Violence
Attorney General Owen Coco reports normal conditions returning after hooded mob killings in Morehouse Parish surrounding Watt Daniel and Thomas Richards. Grand jury investigation will proceed for about two weeks with fourteen witnesses summoned including Daniel’s father.
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Premier Poincare Makes New Peace Proposal to Turks
Constantinople reports Premier Poincare has issued a new peace proposal to the Turks, likely echoing a note to Mustapha Kemal. The dispatch notes serious desertions from the Turkish army amid the talks.
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Akes
Byy United Presa
Constantinople
Iremier Tothcare
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey seeks new terms on Lausanne treaty conflicts
Constantinople reports Turkey has sent allies proposals for new negotiations on Mesut and financial clauses of Lausanne. Angora demands indemnity from Greece and fast settlement of the Mosul question in Turkey's favor. The national assembly rejected the treaty amid dissent but granted the government a confidence vote.
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Constantinople
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Greece
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Mosul
National Assembly
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Five Midwestern States Weigh Bills Targeting Fatal Liquor Sales
Five states consider laws to punish sellers of intoxicants that cause death. Penalties range from manslaughter to murder for selling or gifting fatal liquor, aiming to tighten prohibition enforcement. Michigan and Indiana move toward harsher penalties while Wisconsin and Minnesota propose broader actions or federal changes.
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Chicago
Medwesten Blaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Congress
Plans for annual meeting of Wisconsin firemen
Jefferson Wisconsin plans for the annual meeting of the Wisconsin state firemen association to be held June 14 15 16 were announced after an executive committee meeting was held. The city council had appropriated 7000 dollars, businessmen raised 34500 and a committee fund of 759 supported three entertainments headlined by Henry Weel Granamownr to the president of reaz dissertation and Reniagmin Buri Jefferson secretary.
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Associated Press
Jefferson
Wis
Wisconsin
Theourh
Henny Weel Granamownr
Reazsertation
Reniagmin Buri
Mozart Boxer Dies After Fourth Round Knockout
Oshkosh lightweight boxer JarKOSH BOXER known as Francis Mozart died from brain concussion after a knockout by Frank Dory in the fourth round at the American Legion club in Marinette. Witnesses report he rose after the knockdown and then fell unconscious, with inquest set for tomorrow. His death is described as an unavoidable accident by boxing officials. Mozart had connections in Milwaukee St Paul and Minneapolis.
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Associated Press
Marinette
Wis
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Rey Oshkosh
Menomines- Marinette Hospital
Wranite
Dory
Maringue
Mozart
Marinette Eagle-Star
Arnold FL Murphy
Marinette and Menomine
Ees
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Edd' Mozart
Frank Dory
Menominee
Mich
American Legion Club
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Victor Manhardt
Alate Boxing Commission
Ramimiasion
Wit Wead
Tery
Wad
Connor Not Guilty By Court Martial Verdict
Associated Press reports Vere Snelng Minn based on unclear OCR text. Former Army post captain and exchange officer allegedly involved in a near incident. Court martial Monday found not guilty though details are garbled.
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Associated Press Vere Snelng. Minn
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Must Modify Dry Law
Washington column argues Congress should modify the Volstead Act to permit beverage commerce with no other prejudice. Copeland, a public health expert, calls for enforcement if modification fails and warns against absolute prohibition or dangerous drug taint.
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Fe Jamee VM Kobert
Washington, D. C
Rena Keyl Copeland
The
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Copeland
Mayor Hoan Rams Wisconsin Tax Plan In Open Letter
Milwaukee Mayor Daniel W Hoan rails against proposed 14x tax legislation urging 70 percent of future revenue back to cities and warning of court action. He cites constitutional rules on uniform taxation, cites court decisions, and argues state aid schemes drain municipalities while favoring rural areas.
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Daniel W Hoan
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Anti-Guard Bill Defeated in Wisconsin Senate Vote
The Wisconsin Senate defeated the anti-guard bill with a 28 to 4 vote. Merhart Lithe of Tilted Press reports the measure to abolish the guard died without violence amid the session in Madison.
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Senate
iHy Merhart Lithe
Madison
Wisconsin
State Senate
Narrow escape for ten from home fire
A Minocapolin Minnesota family of ten escaped a fast spreading fire at dawn. A mother woke to the crash of a child, the house filled with smoke, and the family fled into the street in nightclothes. Damage was estimated at 500.
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United Mrens
Minn
Tataeker
Hivahand
Cuno Clarion Rings Through German Nation
A leading German speaker declares that Germany will resist occupation and will not accept any settlement that does not restore perceived wronged freedoms. He criticizes Allied actions, claims the Versailles treaty is broken by France, and vows passive resistance to the Ruhr occupation while insisting on reparations and national unity.
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Coup d etat foiled by Munich arrests
A reported Munich crackdown ends a planned coup d etat as authorities seize fifteen alleged conspirators in mid month. Police and court actions followed a tip about a Berlin aligned plot, disrupting the scheme and signaling a swift national response.
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Berlin
Three Years At Waupun for Bank Fraud Case
A defendant known as Franje Buth pled guilty to nasaiog pomwa checks on Frank Lay Valle at Caidoty. Sentenced to three years at Waupary labor camp. career in Withonalhee involved operations around Itt hake. Bank president Latren County’s Baltes noted for securing funds to his second wife after the incident.
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Chippens
Walla
Aleaty
Franje Buth
Waupary
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Caidoty
Jage Ryan Named Oagh At University
Regents approve choice amid faculty debate over athletic leadership at University of Wirvoth. The selection follows Madinon-Pettit era and notes on prior coach Tetardy, with comments from Marquentes University leaders and athletic officials about responsibilities and tenure.
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Tey Arabe Wyte
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Marquente University
Schwab Abandons Trip to Leave Occupied Germany
Charles M Schwab is forced to abandon his planned trip from Cherbourg on the steamer Aquitania. The article notes he will delay travel due to the current conditions and remain in place while plans are adjusted.
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Trip
Taris Charles M Schwap
Tie
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Will
Hove
Aquitania
Cherbourg
Uncle Sam Won’t Butt In On Ruhr
In a cautious tone the article argues against U S intervention in the Ruhr region, noting Britain’s warnings and France’s actions while stressing the complexity of reparations. It discusses calls for a commission of experts to study the reparations and aims to avoid frantic military measures. Continued on Page Tage.
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Ameren
France
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Giie
Belgium
Hinsiig
Lower House Adopts First Wet Measure
The Wisconsin legislature passes the first wet measure in a contentious session. Debate centers on a regulation tied to the Vel-1 heal act and tax provisions, with the resolution sent to the senate within two weeks.
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Snowstorm disrupts New York transit and fuels shortages
United Press reports a nationwide blizzard from New York to New England causing heavy snow, deaths, injuries, and widespread disruption. Streetcar and bus traffic de mor alized as ferries fought through drift, coal supplies tightened, and shoveling crews lagged behind the deepening piles.
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