Reunion Isle Menaced by New Cyclone
Associated Press reports Reunion Island threatened by a powerful cyclone after deadly storms in Madagascar. Dispatches say Tamatave near Madagascar was devastated by a tidal wave, with uncertain casualty figures and fears of more losses as storms move toward the Indian Ocean. additional quakes in Japan prompted warnings and damage to Kobe Osaka Kyoto areas.
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Associated Press
Denis
Thersdar
Cape Town
South Africa
Tamatave
Madagascar
Tamataye
Sk. I
Fukyo
Japan
Toxo
Osaka
Kobe
Tajimei
Iowas Plain
United Press
Tokyo
Oxika
Kyoto
Nagera
Ten Thousand Policyholders Absorbed by Yeoman Brotherhood
The United Order of Americans will be absorbed by the Yeoman Brotherhood of American Yeomen pending insurance commission approval in Wisconsin. George F. Wall, secretary, announced the merger and said offices will move to Des Moines with execution dated March 1.
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Associated Ress
Des Moines
United Order of Americans
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Ionai Insurance Deport
Thesnerger
George F. Wall
Teamen
Insurance Commissios Consin
United Oxler of Americang
Norwegian physicians study red wine proteins in U S tour
A group of Norwegian physicians, fellows of the American Scandinavian foundation, arrived in Brooklyn to spend six weeks studying food proteins in the United States. Their itinerary includes Chicago Rochester Detroit and Pittsburgh as part of the tour.
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Br United Presse
Brooklyn
Buffatesa
American Scandinavian Foundation
Chicago
Rochester
Detroit
Pittsburg
Filibuster Blocks Oshkosh U S Building Project
Special to The Northwe s Washington reports Representative Florin La kesh pushes for a public building program for Oshkosh Wisconsin. Senate opposition blocks funds as Hichiré X Eliot s committee notes a 215000 first year cost and 2nd allocation, while the House debate stalls.
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Washington, D. C
Florin la’ Kesh
Bune City
Senate
Lauper Wrots
Wis
Treasury
Bureau of the
Budge
House
Persoms
R_ N_ Elliot
Public Session Opens With Stresemann in Geneva
The forty fourth league of nations council opened this morning under Dr Gustav Stresemann. Debates centered on women's representation in the health committee with Shuster Chamberlain and Dr Benese of Chicago raising protest. Francisco Jose Urrutia of Colombia criticized the absence of a Latin American health expert.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Gustav Stresemann
Shuster Chamberlain
Dr Benese
Chicago
League
Alice Hamilton
Harvard
Francisco Jose Urrutie
Colombia
Latin-America
Commismen
Senator La Follette Heads to Pinehurst for Health
Wisconsin's Senator La Follette, suffering a severe cold in Congress, is ordered to bed and will travel to Pinehurst North Carolina for health. The Associated Press report notes the plan to rest and recover away from Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
la Fallettie
Wisconsin
Pinehurst
S.C
Nevada's Greatest Gold Rush in Twenty Years
United Press reports Tonopah Nevada faces what locals call the state’s greatest gold rush in twenty years. The town’s population reportedly migrated toward claims near a mine area, with mobiles and miners flocking to the district as mining activity surges. Official estimates top seventy five thousand dollars in ore valued at two and one half million?
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Nevada
United Press
Tonopah
Weenah
Bors
James Trainer
Noted Presbyterian Minister Is Dead
Parkwanker Wisconsin funeral services planned for the late Fev. Chas A. Adams Js a long known Presbyterian minister who died in Beatrice Nebraska during a visit. Adams had served as pastor and stated clerk of multiple Wisconsin churches for decades.
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Wilted Press
Parkwanker
Wis
Fev
Chas A. Adams
Wisconsin
Beatrice Neb
He Presbyterian Church
Sardine Prince of Wales Captures World Adoration
United Press dispatch details Prince of Wales known as The Sardine from boyhood to today. Reporter Minoit Saunders outlines intimate habits, tastes, routines, and private views in a series on the heir, including his breakfast, clubs, dress, smoking, and nervous public presence.
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Wales
South Americ
London
Ely
Ignis
United Press
Saunders
Cormel Minoresmunicn
Lomdéon Bureau
Prince of Wales
No Clues In Death Of Mary Wood In Chicago
Chicago authorities report no clues in the death of Mary Wood a young wife found dead in her bathtub in her apartment. Despite witness requests and inquiries the police have not linked or contradicted her husband Rey Wood as a suspect and no further interrogation details were provided.
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United Press
Chicago
Tod
Mary
Mabel Weed
Rey Wood
Os Baihiabs
Coup Attempt in Ecuador Reported Disrupted
Dispatches from Quito say a Sunday night coup against President Isi Ayora failed to gain support. Reports mention military figures and factions, with leaders of the uprising detained or expelled as the plot collapsed.
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Ecuador
Associated Press
Guayaquil
Erusder
Quito
Isi- Gur
Ayora
Cnmm
Com
Squade Alares
Gomez de la Torre
Cac
Gonmin Corda
Brown
Francesco
Timber Inspector Dies in Minnesota
Eawart J. Tean Panai of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin, inspector for the logging department of the Omaha rear, died of heart failure Sunday in St Paul Minnesota. Funeral arrangements were set for Wednesday in St Paul.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Eawart J. Tean- Paani
Chippewa Fas
Wis
Sinef
Oman
ST Tal
Supreme Court voids Texas voting bar in Democratic primaries
The Supreme Court ruled that Texas law barring Negroes from Democratic primaries violates federal law and the Constitution. Justices debated joint state actions and equal rights, with Gen. Geliveree dissenting on the voting access issue as it relates to color and statutory classification.
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Supreme Court of United States
Texas
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Anc Wnce
Ohio
Unusual Floods Kill Several in Argentine Andes
Reports from Dujoya Argentina describe record floods in the Argentine Andes after heavy rains. Several people are known dead with feared higher tolls, and the town has been cut off by collapsed communication lines and roads.
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Argentine Andes
Dujuy
Argentina
Dujey
Cola
Gun draw practice ends in death in St Louis home
An Gun draw drill at a St Louis residence leads to the death of Edward Comb year-old tas Combs. The report notes two boys near loaded receivers and a shooting during practice, with unclear details but fatal outcome.
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Ashed Press
St. Louis
Edward Comb
Tas
Eords Schoor
Combs
Fizies
Hales
Hiv Armen
Wakerabe Wins Checker Title in Milwaukee Meet
Janesville based Wakerabe from Waukee defeated W Ho Racine to win the checker title at Milwaukee over the weekend. The event featured series results and a notable Magnesi may have been mentioned. the meet followed a prior engagement in Ne ville.
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Associated Press
Janesville
Wis
Wakerabe
Iwaukee
Wiccontin
W Ho
Racine
Ken
Y. Draus
Jover
Nienville
Aviators in Remote Africa Near End of Flight
An Uruguayan aviator Tadeo Larre Borges and three companions, guided by Moorish tribesmen, neared Cape Juby after a 60 mile land and sea trek from the found seaplane site on the Spanish northwest African coast. They faced uncertain reception and possible earlier dangers during the desert crossing.
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Associated Press
Casa
Blanca
Morocco
Siaj
Tadeo Larre-Porges
Urugu
Pikes
Cape Jubs
Ey United P. Madrid
Sahar Desert
Lazare-Borgesang
Cepe Juby
Fournhem
Todas
Plane from American goodwill program sinks at sea
Fragmentary text reports a goodwill airplane from the United States sinking in the sea near Montevideo with unclear details. Other lines mention attempts to raise or recover the plane and reference various broken phrases. The readability is severely limited.
Season opens as farm relief fights loom in 1927 politics
Washington dispatch notes Republicans threaten to oppose President Coolidge over the McNary Haugen farm bill veto. Debates center on administration board selection and equalization charges while prohibition and 1927 election plans set the tone for party campaigning.
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Paul H. Malon
United Press
Washington
Coalidge
Midwest
No clear clues on spirits communication text fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions attempts at communicating with spirits and a dated setting. Names and full context are missing, but the passage hints at a discussion or debate about spiritual communication and its credibility within a historical page excerpt.
Duel in Mexican church triggers deadly chaos
Report recounts a disorderly confrontation amid a duel in a Mexican church area. Three men were involved with shots fired. one man was killed, others wounded. authorities investigate the incident and name individuals tied to the clash.
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Ted Press
Stewart
Mariana
Ysence von Morta
Virtual Protec ate Fer Nicaragua
A United Press report from Washington outlines a proposed U S Nicaragua alliance plan. It envisions U S protection to build an interocean canal, naval bases on offshore islands, and a legalized military role in banking and customs.
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Virtual Protec Ate
Nicaragua
Max Sey
Moncado
Miil
Washington
United States
Memorial Services For Former Circuit Judge Lueck Held
Wisconsin supreme court held memorial services for former Circuit Judge Martin E. Lueck of Heaver Dam. Att ending lawyers P I Martin H O Fairchild and Z HLM Wigman of Green Bay read life accounts and the court offered tributes. Carlton Merrill Brown County Judge led the Wigman memorial. other jurists and attorneys attended including Atty Gen John W Reynolds.
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Carlton Merrill
Brown County
Henry Granss
Fairchild
John W_ t Reynolds
Joseph Martin
W.hie
John McHall
Weekend auto mishaps claim one life and injure twenty seven
Milwaukee reports a weekend rash of automobile accidents. One person, Edgar Thieme, 16, a Washington High student, died after a collision lacking fenders and a car cut in. Twenty seven others sustained injuries including fractured skulls and broken necks. Names include Harold Hering 29 Ennis Brackett 59 and Frank Blanchett 33 with multiple serious injuries.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Edgar Thieme
Washington High
Harold Hering
Waukesha
Ennis Brackett
Frank Blanchett
Gecur
Unclear OCR Report On Olson Death Connection
Fragmentary text concerns a death by own action and a possible misidentification of the victim. Mentions Olsen and a Pittsburgh Pa express, with unresolved connections between the found body and the victim. The readable lines suggest an inquiry into identity and cause.
Open Forensic Season At Ripon Tomorrow
Fragmented notes describe an upcoming forensic season at Ripon with unclear wording and damaged OCR. The text references openings and a question of leci iat ve far with garbled phrases and stray names, leaving the main event only partly legible.
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Ripon
Syiesier
Sears the
Ripon Gebatere
Radio Program Guide Tonight Features and Stations
Radio listings show WIZ New York airing Opera Martha and a 7:30 p.m. program with Roxy and his gang. WEAF hooks a time signal and orchestral items. WCCO Minneapolis presents a 3 p.m. reading. KDKA Pittsburgh schedules a 6 p.m. concert.
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Totiens
Roxy
WIZ
New York
Tiadles
WCCO
Minneapolis
Universiss Progeim
Kdka Pittsburg
Daaner
High Standing Legal Staffs Start Dispute Over Sinclair Contempt
Two prominent legal teams clashed in Washington in a District of Columbia Supreme Court case over multimillionaire oil baron and racehorse owner Tiarry Sinclair facing contempt of Congress charges. The trial, before Justice L William Hitz, centers on Sinclair's refusal to answer Senate questions from a 3 year old investigation. Jury selection included twenty one veniremen. three failed to qualify and two peremptory challenges narrowed to a final diverse panel. The prosecution seeks a jail term from six to twelve months and a fine up to 1706. The defense counters as testimony proceeds with witnesses and prior allegations shaping the case.
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Trias
Iarry F. Sinclair
Sit Magnace
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Fiitsci
Sbiect
Sinelzic
William E. McEvor
United Pertvatl
Washington, D. C
District Supreme Court
Tiarry
Sinclair
Ané
Durieg
Navy
Interior Department
L Wiliam Hitz
Clash at Ichang as Chinese naval party clashes with stevedores
A dispatch from Hong Kong reports serious clashes in Ichang between London Chinese stevedores and a naval party ashore overseeing the transfer of cargo. The events followed protests tied to Sun Yat Sen demonstrations planned for March 12.
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Sun Yat Sen
Londen
Ichass
Hupen
Wanatze
Hontkens
Carro
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