Rainbow with gold at both ends captivates prospectors
In a remote Nevada tent city near Tonopah, a rainbow leading to gold lured hundreds of prospectors. The Little Annie shaft on a cliff face yielded ore shipments worth over 25 tons of high grade ore with values totaling tens of thousands of dollars. The discovery, first found in 157L and reactivated by the WilEr group in July, faces winter snow as work halts until spring.
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Associated Press
Denver, Corp
Continental Divide
Weenah
Nevada
Tonopah
Licie Annie Cabin
del Nover
Colo
Hadger
Sheme
del Norte
Inguntain
Here
J. C. Wher
John Pickens
Jessees
Litle Annie
Little Annie
Wiler
Kk Alide Ge
Personal Property Tax Repeal Bill Advances on Wisconsin Calendar
The Wisconsin Assembly, after a substitute amendment, set the personal property tax repeal bill ahead on the calendar to Monday. Both houses adjourned for the weekend after brief sessions. the Assembly passed six measures including changes to a ten thousand dollar appropriation for an observation commission and other fiscal and judicial tweaks.
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Br Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Assembly Whs
Regisiatura
Assembly
White
Observation Commission
Amnorat Tre Assembly
Joint Finance Committee
Bisman Schultz
Rusk Counot
Johnny Mostil On Road To Recovery
Johnny Mostil is on the road to recovery after a period of illness. The article notes his arrival here on Thursday and mentions his brother Masti in connection with the return. Strong entities include Johnny Mostil and his brother. The summary preserves the main fact of recovery and the arrival event.
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Johnny Mostil
Thursdar
Remarkable Run at Tadysmuth Paper Plant
One of the paper machines at the Great Western Reteri company plant in Tadysmuth produced 90. M4 pounds of catalog paper in twenty four hours. In a thirty six hour run the machine registered only three breaks in the roll.
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United Press
Tadysmuth, Wis
Great Western Reteri Company
Japan would have France and Italy present
Tokyo reports Japan accepted President College's proposal for a three power naval conference. The cabinet voted in favor and cabled Ambassador Matsudori to notify Secretary Kellogg in Washington. France and Italy had declined invitations, while Japan indicated willingness to participate with either trio.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Coslege
Oanimough
Matsuduiry
Washington
Kelless
Washington, D. C
France
Jayan
Iialy
Uruguayan Aviators Stranded After Cape Juby Rescue
Maj Borges and three companions faced a crash off Cape Juby Morocco while attempting a transatlantic flight. Their seaplane sank, the crew swam ashore, were robbed by Moorish tribesmen, and later taken to a Moorish settlement before two ships rescued them to Casablanca.
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Si Cskied Press
Cape Juby
Morocco
Maj
Tedeo
Laure-Borges
Casablanca
Major Borges
Borges
Cane TeKcay
Miaien
Two Lion Gubs To Be Added To Presidential Aggregation
Fragmented OCR text mentions adding two lion gubs or pets to presidential aggregation with references to Washington and South Africa. No coherent details or dates are clear, but officials and a president are noted in an aged dispatch.
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Associated Press
Washington
South Afria
Jackson Wilson
Coolidge
Wallet Recovered After Honest Hotel Manager Reward
Milwaukee report says a hotel manager found a nailer at a counter and recovered a wallet containing $1800. Miss Helen Warner was credited for her honesty and received a reward for returning the item.
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Milwaukee
Aissman
Helen War
Burial at Odanaha 83 Indian found near sawmill
An Indian man named Henry Shartan was found dead at a Scot and Hrwa Lumber Co sawmill in Iranwood. His body was brought to Owansah for burial. The incident is reported by United Press from Wisconsin.
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United Press
Owanash
Wis
Henry Shartan
Scot & Hrwa Lumber Company
Iranwood
Soan
Veto and political realignment loom after MeN veto
Washington reports a rising strain among Midwestern Republicans over President Coolidge vetoing the farm bill. Indispensable independents threaten a new party if vetoes extend, while Lowden supporters seek to capitalize but face caution. Friends of the president praise the decision as a political wise move, preserving eastern backing while hardening Midwestern opposition.
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Paul PB
Mallon
Unitead Press Sar
Washington, D
Coolidge
Middlewest
Lowden
Ine
Central Japan Reels From Quake Havoc Aftermath
AP reports a massive Japanese earthquake has left over 2,600 dead and 6,000 injured. Refuge shelters were blown down and many were swept away by high winds slowing relief efforts. Tens of thousands remain displaced as rain and gale conditions hinder rescue work and safe shelter access.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Aries
Taney & Sof
Bernice Wall Wins Belleair Women's Golf Championship
Belleair Wisconsin player Miss Bernice Wall won the Belleair women's golf championship by victory over Mrs. Stewart Hanley of Detroit. Card scores show Wall 44 45 94 and Hanley 48 43 91.
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Associated Press
Belleair
Fia
Bernice Wail
Oshkosh
Wis
Stewart Hanley
Detroit
Nedal
Mise Wal
Ars. Janey
Madison Debates Bill to Abolish Washington Birthday
Wisconsin lawmakers opened committee hearings on a bill to end Washington birthday as a school holiday. Opponents denounced the measure while joint resolutions against dollar diplomacy and outlawry of war gained support. Senator Harry Sauther led in favor of the resolutions urging Congress to curb entangling alliances and promote peaceful cooperation, amid criticism of education officials and alleged improprieties by aides.
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Washington
Associated Preac
Madison
Wisconsin
Trethday
E J. Reethe
John Callahan
DHS
Charles L. Harper
Harper
Wells
Harry Sauther
Toyo
Congress
Séhator Seuther
Foreclosure Approved for Rockford Interurban Co
Foreclosure of the Rockford and Interurban company’s Rockford line was approved, with T M Busket named as the new holder. The decision was received and processed after existing heirs holdings related to the Rockford and Electric line.
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Er Aste 2d
Danesville
Wis
Rockford, Meioit & Eiecitie
Rockford & Interurban Company
T. M. Busket
Beer wine amendment proposal in Michigan state house
An early article notes a proposed amendment in Michigan aimed at curbing the use of alcoholic drinks. Representative Reber is listed among the lawmakers involved, signaling a push for stricter beverage controls within the state legislature.
Radio Features Tonight Across Major Networks
A listing of tonight’s radio features across multiple stations including Central Times WIZ and WEAF with a 7 p.m. Goldman band on WLS Chicago and a 3.30 p.m. choral program on WRAA Dallas. The schedule mentions various stations and programs such as the Little Symphony, Baltimore WBAT and an array of others, presenting a cross network lineup for listeners.
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Central Times Wiz
WIZ
KYW
KDKA
WE2
WHAS
WMC
W3b
Wsmi
Vietor Hou
Mannimi
Feocor
Hauer
Johne-Hopkins Glee Ciut
WRAA
Dallas
Choral Cloud
Indians defend land claims in New York case
In a crowded Montreal courtroom, Indians of the Iroquois Six Nations contest land rights to portions of New York state including Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo. Defendants Kellogg and Corneios face arraignment as defense argues historic grants and records support their claims while awaiting judge De Carie’s decision on admissible statements by March 25.
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New York State
Associated Press
Montreal
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Nerr
Canada
United States
Orrin J. Kellogg
Oneida. V
Royal Mounted Police
Caughna
KE. Corneios
Keiloxe
Trick Arm Fraud Trial Headlines From Tolim Bus, Ohio
A man with a "trick" arm was sentenced to five years in prison by a Tolim bus court on two charges of attempting to swindle the Department of the Street Railway. He allegedly devised a scheme to extract money from the company, claiming damages and seeking payments totaling thousands. The case centers on an alleged ruse to obtain 823000 from claimants.
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Associated Pree Milwaukes
U2 Daines
Tolimbus
Mimpanure
Teast
Sears
Kliateinle
Reconsideration Asked on Wisconsin Fish and Wildlife Bill
Assemblyman Wallace Ingalls proposes reconsideration of a pro against a weekend Bed and Samage spice ban in Wisconsin for a trip period starting soon. Ingalls argues the policy mirrors existing fish and game watch rules and insists a closed season exists in counties along the Mississippi River. The measure was previously rejected earlier this year.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wallace Ingalls
Mississippi
Propaganda Accusations Over U C 4 and Mexican Subversion
A long exchange in Washington accuses the Mexican government of spending millions to discredit U S leaders and stir anti American sentiment. Representative Sullivan cites Mexican officials subsidizing preachers and writers to attack President Coolidge, calling it a filthy alliance with the K K A to spread falsehoods and influence public opinion. Senator Borah condemns the controversy while Idaho Senator Stevens is urged to stand firm.
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State Department
United States
Mexico
Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
Citi“Zans
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations
Pas
Idaho
Re Jetter
Guy Stevens
Waukesha County Demands Share of Beggs Estate
A damaged OCR style notice reports Waukesha County seeking a portion of the Beggs estate. The text mentions legal actions, local officials, and property concerns with unclear details and corrupted names.
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Waukesha
Beggs
Weather Notes From January Journal Entry Fragment
Fragmentary weather diary item notes snow and rain patterns, mentioning Wisconsin nearby regions. Reads like a dated journal with observational lines and place names partially legible. Indicates temperature changes and unsettled conditions with sparse details.
Bank of Chetek to Reopen in April
Chetek Wisconsin reports the Bank of Chetek plans to reopen in April after lenders faced a closure two months earlier. An agreement has been signed by 46 percent of depositors and a 100 percent stockholder levy was approved, stabilizing the bank's turnaround plan.
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Bank OF
Chetek
Wis
Bank of Chetek
Protest Planned by Yank Consul General at Hankow
The American consul general in Hankow prepared to present a protest to Cantonese authorities over Cantonese occupation of Wuhu and looting of American mission property. Anti foreign demonstrations prompted evacuation of foreign women and children to safety as tensions rise amid ongoing military actions near Shanghai.
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Ey Associated Press
Shanghai
Hankow
Wuhu
John MacMurry
Peking
Shang-hai
Woosung
Bandits Blow Up Armored Truck in Mine District Heist
Bandits detonated a bomb to blow open an armored truck near Coverdgie mine, stealing about $100,000. Police mobilized across the mine area as detectives and patrols hunted the gang. A guard was killed in a prior robbery, with $45,000 previously stolen in an unrelated incident within Tai years.
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Saat Vaan
Pit*si
Eeingyet
Jean
President Coolidge to study farm throughout summer
President Coolidge will spend the summer in a field survey of farm conditions spanning the west from Texas to Utah with major focus on Wisconsin Illinois Nebraska Kansas North and South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa He plans to inform Congress of his findings in December and may convene an extra session if needed He may base the camp in Wisconsin or another midwest state with President Lenroot aiding in arranging summer homes and consultations with farmers and businessmen
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Washington, D. C
Coollidee
Texas
Colorado
Utah
Wisconsin
Iinois
Nebraska
Lews
Kansas
South Dakota
Minnesota
Coolridge
Congress
Whce
Cooidge
Cosiidge
Washington
Coolidge
Middlewest Motors
Should Physician Take All Means To Save Life
A St Paul report recounts physicians debating whether every available measure should be used to prolong a patient’s life. It cites Albert Frick who was kept alive by artificial respiration and compares to a past case of a girl with a severe diaphragm disease, described by Dr. Charles Lytjian Greene. Experts question the efficacy and ethics of extreme interventions.
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United
St. Paul
Minn
iGpon
Albert Frick
Ranston
Til
Janérs
Foyty
Jars
Edhor
Anew Shores
Bow Angeles
San Franfe
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