Wisconsin Supreme Court recalls action on Bax ter recall ruling
Madison reports the Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed circuit judge William Foley’s ruling that recall petitions against Mayor Baxter of Superior were invalid because the year was not affixed with each signature. The court also sustained the circuit court’s dismissal of alternatives to compel a recall election. The decision hinges on the missing year in signatures and clarifies recall petition requirements. In separate actions, the court reversed a slander conviction of Pat Malone and upheld a Dane County award of 25,345 to a widow in a smallpox-related workers’ case, with other recalls and civil matters noted.
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Meanwell Refuses Comment On Minnesota Move
Dr Meanwell avoided discussing alleged Minnesota interest and his possible departure from Wisconsin. He said he will not talk about the matter, amid reports that Minnesota coach Harold Taylor sought his services as his contract nears its end.
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Murder charge pending against man arrested in York attack
Chicago Associated Press reports a murder charge is pending in New York against Williga vis, who was arrested Monday in Menominee Michigan after allegedly attacking a young woman in a hotel. Police say Abraham Cohen is also wanted in New York, but records do not reveal the reason.
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Earthquake Casualties Estimate From Japan Quake
An Associated Press report from Kyoto states official figures suggest casualties from Monday’s quake in western Japan may reach five thousand, with authorities noting 1000 dead and 60 injured in Mine. Observers describe widespread damage in Osaka and Kobe, smoke seen from Tanjo area, and refugees walking along rail lines as the disaster unfolds.
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Italian Ratification of Roumanian Treaty Noted in Geneva
A Geneva report outlines Italy's ratification of a Roumanian treaty tied to broader eastern alliances. The notice notes delays and hints at pressures from Russia affecting diplomatic timing and potential amicable alignment.
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Weather outlook and warm trend across Wisconsin
A weather summary notes a warmer trend for Wisconsin with higher temperatures in the eastern portion on Wednesday. Mostly clear skies give way to partly cloudy conditions elsewhere as northwest winds persist and overall mild air dominates.
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Opens Fight To Send Old Man To Jail For Contempt
Washington Government opens case to compel multimillionaire Henry Sinclair to answer Senate questions on Teapot Dome and 1823 24 investigations. Attorney Gordon outlines history, asserts committee authority, Sinclair claims right to refuse. court considers subpoenas, demurrers, and potential to bring Sinclair to trial in District of Columbia court.
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Peage Negotiations and Front Quiet As Exchange Looms
War front was quiet with desultory skirmishes noted. Reports mention expected negotiations to bring combatants together and to begin soon. No decisive actions reported as talks potentially shape a broader peace process.
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Broadcast Schedule Highlights Aired Across Networks Tonight
Tonight's features include a Souther n program with humorist Varving Cob h, a comedy author, operatic concert on WAZ, string quartet on KFAR, and a university program on WRBAL. Regional stations WYAS KYW and WSAT carry local musical and civic programming into the late evening.
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Three Florida banks close in run on West Palm Beach
Three Florida banks shut their doors as runs hit West Palm Beach, including First American Bank & Trust, Citizens Bank, and Farmers Bank & Trust. Directors insisted solvency and promised reopening after reorganization, with armored car seen departing Miami carrying funds for Citizens Bank.
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Eccentric Sow Murder Suspect Discussed in Grainy Cop Notes
An Chicago dispatch reports on a murder case centering on a sow accused of violent acts. The aged witness recounts odd behavior and grave accusations, noting a father guiding his son and other family details as the trial nears.
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Pert M. Derabz Stall
Three Hundred Homes Isolated by High Water
United Press report from Dallas describes the Trinity River flooding isolating about 300 homes along its banks. High water flooded first floors and small houses, with residential streets in South Italy area made impassable. Damage described as heavy, with no reports of fires.
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League Council Votes for Autumn Arms Meet
Br Associated Press reports the league council endorsed an autumn arms conference for private arms manufacture supervision. The United States is to participate in the international conference. Officials set tentative dates and prep for the gathering in August.
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United States
Allentown butcher confesses to slaying Miss Hummel
W Ato 5. Fuernistueck, a Bethlehem butcher, confessed to police that he shot Bliss Evelyn Hummel after she refused to continue their relationship. Hummel, visiting from Berks County, stayed at a friend's home on Buckalew Street. five bullets hit her, a sixth bullet shattered a window. Fuernsteck, about 40, was arrested at his home. a pistol was found atop the furnace.
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Diaz negotiates with New York banks for war loan
President Diaz says negotiations with New York banks are underway for a war loan of about 700,000 dollars as conservative troops launch an offensive against Liberals under General Moncada. Moncada refuses peace offers and reports indicate 1,400 sailors are wanted amid the war finance efforts.
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Gompary Granted Premises Use by Supreme Court Ruling
In Madison and Milwaukee, the Supreme Court upheld an investment companys right to use adjacent premises for building foundations of a newspaper plant. The decision confirms the extent of permitted use of property for related works. More than 400 attorneys fees were involved in the case.
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Supreme Court
Objection to Will Probate In Wisconsin Court
Fred A. Russell of Superior Wisconsin filed an objection to the probate of Dr. Conan Conan’s will valuing the estate at more than 1.2 million dollars. He alleges lack of sound mind and undue influence by the will's creation, seeking a full share for himself and challenging the deceased’s residence. The case focuses on whether Dr. Conan resided in Wisconsin and his competence, with the state attorney general preparing to participate.
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Four men charged with serious assault in Emanuel counts case
Sheriff OG and deputies arrested Thigpen Henry McLendon and Raymond Ler farmers and Raymond's son Joebo in connection with a serious assault incident. The arrests occurred last night in Emanuel county as part of a joint operation with Treutlen county police. The four suspects are held on charges involving intent and dangerous conduct with a weapon.
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Clerical Error Not Reason for Refusal to Pay Full Coverage
The state supreme court ruled today that a clerical error cannot justify denying full fire insurance coverage after a loss. The Modern Grinder Manufacturing company sued Inne & Rowers Fire Insurance Company of New York, with Milwaukee County circuit court and Ries const affirming the lower court.
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Foes Clash Over Titus Removal Amid Wisconsin Row
Madison reports a rift in Wisconsin politics with hearings scheduled on the fate of Senator Titus as chair of the Joint Finance Committee. The Senate sent the matter back to the group to settle their own difficulties, while Titus claims the move is a personal attack and a threat to freedom of thought and action. Officials note repeated attempts to resolve the strike among committee members have failed.
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Former Municipal Judge Held on Bond for Grand Jury H old
Former municipal judge Jehan M. Stele remains in jail awaiting a ten grand jury proceeding. The case involves bond issues tied to a municipal court matter and tax tithes with authorities stating no further comment at this time.
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Chicago
Jehan M. Stele Mk
Medford trout season to smell treat the x
A fragmented note from Medford Wisconsin references creek use as a breeding ground and trout season checks. Mentions Melford Hol and 15 Session with county Frettion and early part reevaluation to prevent injury.
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Melford
Liquor and Equipment Seized in Garage
Police seized a seventy five gallon still, bottles, wrappers, and equipment from the garage of an unnamed resident. Two arrests were made in the operation. Local authorities reported the seizure occurred today and involved illicit liquor processing gear.
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United States invites Britain Japan to disarm conference
The United States proposes a three power naval limitation conference with Britain and Japan to discuss maximum tonnage limits for cruisers destroyers and submarines with observers from France and Italy. The Geneva talks aim to explore possible understandings on limits subject to periodic review by participating powers. The 5-5-3 ratio used in the Washington Arms Treaty may be considered if the plan proceeds.
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Japan
Geneva
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Tia F
Washingtom
Couorth
Washington
United States
President Coolidge plans western summer retreat
President Coolidge, in Washington, signals plans to spend the coming summer in the West. He has not chosen a residence yet but seeks a cooler climate for a summer White House. Advisors weigh sites from Michigan to the Dakotas, with emphasis on healthful air and farm prospects.
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Train-Linked Death Near Fairchild Claims Jasper Miller
An elderly man, Jasper Miller, was instantly killed when struck by a freight train of the Chicago and Northwestern line near Fairchild Wisconsin, in the late afternoon. The victim was reported by Associated Press.
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