Legislature Allocates 750000 for State Board of Control
In Madison the legislature approved a 750000 general fund appropriation to the state board of control. The move ends a long surtax fight and sets the stage for sine die adjournment next week. Daggett authored the Senate substitute. the assembly concurred after intense debate. The second part of the special session approved farm children licenses under supervision and adjournment over the weekend to await governor action on key measures.
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Madison
Board of Control Institutions
Fred R. Zammerman
Alvin
Reis
Assembly
Daggett
HB. Daggett
Milwaukee
Board of Control
Senate
Len W L Smith
Wisconsin
Board of Control Appropriations
George Blanchard
Edgerston
Smyth
Co. John Hannan
Goodland and
Schumann
Chester Seftenberg
Oshkosh
Tower House
Grandine
Seftenberg
Baumann
Withrow
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Gaumanns
Sroop
Gamper
Thayer
Sno Uy Arguement Wetl
Women and Children Rescue Through Husky Team
In Holy Cross Alaska two women Mrs Eat Forrest and Muss B Leake were saved by their lead dog after a 100 mile trek from Bethel toward Holy Cross. Exposed for days on a wind swept tundra they relied on the dog’s leadership until rescued near Pimute Lake by an Indian named Sergie who carried word of their safety back to Pimute.
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Holy Cross
Alaska
Ifi
Juskowim
Yukon
Eat Forrest
Muss B Leake
Pimute Lake
Sergie
Bethel
Toy
Hushes
Picketing Ends at Allen A Plant as Marshal Enforces Injunction
About 200 strikers gathered at the Allen A manufac turing plant in Kenosha Wisconsin as United States Marshal Philip Lips from Milwaukee enforced a federal restraining order. Picketing ceased after the temporary injunction restrained the strikers from picketing or intimidating workers. Two youths, Walter and Harold Anderson, sons of a plant foreman, were attacked Friday night by men said to be strikers, with Walter sustaining a deep arm wound from a milk bottle. The incident followed an automobile chase from Racine. The message notes the injunction’s effect and the violence surrounding the strike.
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Kenosha
Wis
Allen
United States
Phillips
Milwaukee
Federal Mudge
Joseph Padway
Federation of
Full-Fashioned Knitters
Walter
Harold Anderson
Richard Andersen
Allen A
Racine
Waller
Hhs
Mage
Northeastern district MCA tournament first round in Green Bay
Green Bay Wis six teams are eliminated in the first round of the Northeastern district MCA basketball tournament with fourteen teams entered. Winners include Holy Names Manitowoc 24 to 14 over Kelly club Green Bay and Appleton swamping Valders Lection 29 to 6. Col umbus club eliminates Mullia rd’s Clothing Kaukauna 21 to 4. Green Bay Y MCA beat Barachub Two Rivers 38 to 11. Pond du Lac Air defeats Paresters Stevens Point 19 to 15. Shoty Shers Little Chute eliminates Bullion AC 32. Appleton Coated team and St Paul Railroad tie Green Bay byes.
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Green Bay
Wis
MCA
Janesville
Kelly Club
Holy Names
Manitowoc
Citizens Nations
Appleton
Valders le Ftion
Columbus Club
Mulliard
Kaukauna
Green
Today in Congress Progress on bills and committee hearings
Today in Congress by Taied Prey notes continued debate on a resolution for Norns Musete Shoals while committees press ahead with related investigations. The Senate considers a radio bill as Merchant Marede committee extends shipping hearings and Patents committee conducts hearings on a trademark bill.
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Senath
Norns Musete Shoals
waAran
Sanee
Communism Creates Red Rule in Kwantung Region
More than two million farmers fishermen and salt makers in northeast Kwantung are described as having gone red establishing a communal government. Widespread violence and theft, destruction of property, and executions are reported as landlords merchants and village elders are punished. Foreign mission properties and Chinese Christians face persecution amid a red regime that paints houses with pig blood and enforces common property.
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Canton
China
Kwantung
Hongsong
Hongs and
Hiechechin
Hafung
Luksung
Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
Donetz
Kavkaz
United States
Green Bay Bars Food From Smallpox Areas
Green Bay plans to bar food products from smallpox areas as a quarantine effort. Health official Mere De J. Oliver announced the step after noting Green Bay had recent cases largely from Brown County residents not observing rules. Farm produce from noncompliant communities will be blacklisted in Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Mere de J. Oliver
Esterday
League Council Ends Forty Ninth Session In Geneva
The forty ninth session of the League of Nations council closed in Geneva this afternoon with debate over the St Gothard machine gun incident. A three person committee was appointed to consider the case and report by the June meeting.
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League Council
Seneva
Council of the
League of Nations
St Gothard
Hungary
Little Entente
Landslide Traps Hundreds in Brazilian Town
Reports from Santos say more than 200 people may be buried after a landslide on Montserrat wrecked houses and streets. Four teen bodies recovered by noon as rescue efforts continue amid heavy mist. In Mexico, thirty men were trapped in a fire at La Alora silver mine, according to Excelsior.
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Rio Janeira
Brazil
Santos
Una
Montserrat
Excelsior
Feazttlan
Pueblo
Another War Occurs First Line Trenches Safest Places
Milwaukee reported quotes John Black Atkins political editor of The London Spectator predicting if another war starts the safest places will be the first line trenches. He said early in a war the front lines will be safest as modern warfare targets production, not soldiers, and nations may starve as ships sink and supplies are cut off.
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Milwaukee
John Black Atkins
London Spectator
Trenehies
Jewelry Heist Stuns Glencoe Home of Johansen Family
Burglars threaded through the Glencoe residence of Ralph G Johansen while the family slept and stole a $25 000 diamond bracelet. Mrs Johansen, away on business, suspects a man and woman who asked to use the telephone late yesterday. A police dog and two servants were among those in the home.
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Ralph G Johansen
Glencoe
Regent
Johansen
Madison Alderman Edward Reynolds Dies Suddenly
Edward S Reynolds 54 longtime Madison alderman died at home late yesterday from a stroke. He slipped from a chair where he rested and could not be revived. Reynolds served four years as alderman and his name appeared on the ballot for reelection this year.
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Madison
Edward S Reynolds
Etty
Reynolds
Drab Senate Hearing Lifts with Mysterious Memorandum
Washington witnesses described a dull senate Teapot Dome hearing enlivened by a memo listing Weeks DuPont Butler and Andy, possibly Candy, tied to a 1923 Republican fund transfer. The document, from the late Joan T Pratt of New York, relates a $50,000 Pratt contribution and subsequent Liberty funds totaling $260,000, sent to Coleman DuPont to cover a note and to John W Weeks to aid Republican campaigns.
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Washington
Senate
Weeks
DuPont
Butler
Andy
Andy Camintter
Prom Pratt Pels
Joan T Pratt
New York
Republican National Committee
Pratt
Republican Political Chest
Watt Ways
Liberty
Harry J Sincout Lessen
Teapot
Coleman DuPont
Delaware
John W Weeks
Harding
Russian Gold Seized in U S Legal Case Involving Banks
A tangled U S legal action centers on Russian gold reportedly seized from a state bank after a 1917 upheaval. The metal is described as being held by a corporation linked to France and Britain, with ownership disputed among parties including Tec Rank and Chase. The case tests international claims and restitution rights.
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Isi
Tec
France
Eqmitaple Prat
Tay Chase
He Lanits
Stiste Bank
Rein Empire
Belehiy
Delegates chosen in Kansas City Republican convention
The campaign log notes seven delegates from New York and other delegations. Gov Alfred E. Smids qualified for the presidential ballot with 1199 shenackes while a floover-for-president rule forms in Colorado. Two uninstructed Republican delegates were picked from Missouri's Third district and the Indian Liberal Association backed Sen James E Watson for president.
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Herbert Hoover
Commerce
James B. Watson
Indiana
Tyne
Hoover
Harry S. New
James P. Goodrich
Harding
Russia
Will Hays
Watson
Arthur %. Robinson
Ayer
Ted Press
Kansas City Republic
New York
Pra
Renee
Alfred Eo Smids Vane
Galifar _ nin
Tule
Colorado
Missouri
Indorsed
James E Watson
GUILTY VERDICT IN MURDER TRIAL HICKMAN AND HUNT
The jury of twelve found William Edward Hickman and Welby Hunt guilty of murdering druggist Ivy Thoms. The court scheduled appeals and upcoming hearings, with Hunt to be formally sentenced Tuesday March 13 and Hickman to face a sanity hearing before sentencing.
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C. Ivy Thoms
Los Angeles
Wuliam Edward Hickman
Welby Hunt
Ivy Thoms
Altoneys
Hunt
Hickman
Jerome Walsh Hickman
Hitkman
Fugitive Whitfield Captured After Ohio Prison Break
Ohio detective Norwood Folk shot and captured John Whitfield, a Cleveland negro convict, at the home of guard Oren Tul. Whitfield, who escaped six hours earlier, was wounded in the abdomen and returned to the Ohio State Penitentiary. Witnesses included two university football players who watched officers fire.
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Columbuy O
Oren Tul
Ohio
John Wahitfield
Cleveland
Earier Whifield
Hin
Norwood B Folk
Noel
Whitfields
Madison
Sonn Lo Whitfell
Ohio State
Chal
al’ Felly
Bram Prietor
Whitfield
Tony
Felly
Fos Adentity
John
Thomas
Witte
Cape
Labea
Detroit
Burlington Wartime Mayor Runkel Dies
Henry Runkel, wartime mayor of Burlington and president of the Burlington National Bank, died after an operation. He had served as mayor for ten terms, directed the local hospital and park board, and was active in multiple Masonic lodges. He leaves a widow and son.
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Wiss O Henry
Runkel
War-Tane
Barby
Tan
Burlington National Bank
Qiromanent
Tus Ness
Enche
Monty Vadis
Barkington-Brighton-wneaten
Memoral Espital
Park Board
Bayhotton
Torn
Nfe
Ane Son
Eyre R Tateant
Record Stock Rally Sets New Highs Across Markets
Across a peak Saturday session the New York Stock Exchange saw record turnover surpass two million shares with General Motors hitting a record high and Radio Corporation reaching new peaks. Early trading saw massive volume as GM surged to 161 1 2 and Radio to 114 1 6 while the industrials lifted. later profit taking trimmed gains and limited leaders. Total volume for the day reached 2,225,900 shares, a record for a Saturday half-day, with massive early buying and a swift late retreat in key issues.
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New York LP
General Motors
Coronation
Tne
Stalisticians
U. S. Steel
Radio Corporation
Genele
Motors
United States Steel
Storm blanketed east as heavy snowfall halts roads
A severe winter storm swept the eastern region with heavy snow drifts. The heaviest accumulation occurred in the Pennsylvania mountains and parts of New York with inches reported. Drifts impeded travel, forcing road closures and hindering daily activities across several states.
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Gloversuke m
Ugstates
New York
Saul, Ste
Old Opera House Burns in Watertown Wisconsin
Fire destroyed Watertown's Opera House causing major damage with many spectators evacuated. The blaze swept the structure, damaging interior stages and seating as authorities reported casualties and ongoing investigations.
Robert E Lee Stranded Liner Rescued Off Manomet Point
The Eastern Steamship Company reported all 150 passengers from the stranded steamer Robert H Lee were landed at Plymouth after being rescued from the wreck near Manomet Point Massachusetts. Coast guards and Navy boats aided in transferring passengers while weather remained rough with several crews missing and feared drowned.
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Boston
Eastern Steamship Company
Robert H Lee
Plymouth
Manomet Point
Mass
Robert E Lee
Mary Ann Rocks
Lee
Coast
TVG
Ingeeaast Budd
Tun Deisel
Governor names state social worker delegates
A list of appointed social worker delegates is announced by the governor. Names include Marta Green Rivers, Cleuders, and various officials from Milwaukee and Kenosha, with appointments set to present a state committee. The record mentions Wind Way 2-4 and multiple cities involved in the delegation process.
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Vocehson
Nacional Conejo
Sordi
Memphis Tenn
Govpeed RR
Zombermain Toboia
Rasmisseu
Marta Green Rivers Cluener Dirte
Milwaukee
Colvo Mellum Kenosha
Hardy Stecholm
Madicon
Guellas Refuses to Answer Routine Judge Questions
Five judicial candidates faced questions from the Madison League of Women Voters. Candidate Guellas declines to state reasons for demanded disclosures, asserting no obligation to reveal positions on various issues. The league continues its inquiry into routine matters for the superior judge race in Suen county.
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Spencer Agues
Suen County
Madison League of Women Voters
League
GuUeAs
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