Congress to battle over three major reform laws
Washington reports three key bills, Muscle Shoals, Boulder Canyon, and farm relief, will be pushed in the next session. Senator McNary plans a new farm relief measure after summer consults with farm leaders to address core needs and sidestep the equalization fee dispute.
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Eccentric Healer Draws Crowds From Afar
An 82 year old healer named Harbrecht in Millhome near Kiel attracts many invalids from Wisconsin and beyond. Patrons travel far, waiting long hours as he prescribes herb medicines and unique treatments, claiming past life insights. He tests patients, with coffee and stimulants forbidden, and relies on limited remedies to ease pain during harsh winter days.
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Sheboygan
Wis
John J. Halbrecht
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Hardrecht
Persen
La Follette Resting at Pinehurst North Carolina
Senator La Follette, arriving in Pinehurst, North Carolina, will stay for two weeks to recuperate from a recent illness, as reported by the Associated Press. The visit comes as he rests after travel from Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Fearful missing man Theodore Matake in Two Rivers
Theodore Matake, missing for a week, may have fallen victim to foul play or wander in a dazed state. His automobile was found parked on a highway near Algoma, unused since Tuesday, and locals report he left his rooming house acting queerly. Police investigate possible links between the disappearance and the car.
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Two Rivers
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Nalice
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Algoma
United States Invites Britain and Japan to Early Disarmament Talks
Washington announces formal invitation to Britain and Japan for a three power disarmament conference with a target set as soon as possible after June 1. France and Italy are encouraged to participate informally via Paris and Rome, while the United States expresses regret they did not accept the earlier five power proposal.
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Winning Fight Against Lands Disease At Navy Hospital
Navy authorities report a prolonged battle against Lands disease at the Naval Hospital Newport for eight months. The case centers on George R. Tieis sel of Portsmouth and involves treatment under Capt Charles E. Riggs. Though Heisser’s breathing eased, paralysis of APS and legs raised fears of death. he is now expected to recover with procedimentos used.
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City Council seeks medal for Menominee rescue hero
The Menominee city council orders County Clerk Siegel to contact the Carnegie Medal commission in Pittsburgh regarding Laurence Sereer who rescued Charlie Knutson and Earl Knutson from an ice trap. The council also discussed funding for the education of the young man, noting the commission awards bravery scholarships.
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Associated Press
Menominee
Mich
Funeral today for noted Indian lawyer in Green Bay
Funeral services are noted in Washington Ives and entered the Carls at the assor 34t. After wn 1S, he remained at the schow: several "Ss as leader of the scheti.
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Washington
Ives
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Scheti
Wisconsin Social Work Delegates Sent to Conference
Madison delegates from the Wisconsin conference of social workers will send three representatives to attend the meetings.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Werners
Danish Convention to be Held at Milwaukee Auditorium
The Danish Parther hooi of Wisconsin will hold its annual convention at the Milwaukee auditorium July 2, 3, and 4. Announcement comes from Marin Mikkelson, Michigan ket, president of the organization.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Auditorium
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Mihyagket
Six Convicts Face Gallows For Joliet Prison Break Murders
Six convicts, including three Mexicans, were sentenced to death for the murder of deputy warden Peter Klein at the Stateville penitentiary during a mass break. The 1930s style account notes failed escapes, gunfire, and recapture efforts, with one inmate still at large and another revealing a confession.
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Will County
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Robert Terrez
Nardo Roa
Peter Kiein
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Supreme Court
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Jane Favsio
Tonight's Best Radio Features Tonight's Best Radio Features
Listing of radio features across stations WEAF WTC and others with schedules Evening programs include Intercollegiate Olympics, Detroit Symphony, and municipal organ recital. Program notes mention performers Soprano Narell and Tenor McQuahae with dates and times across multiple markets.
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Children Shall Not Be Held Hostages in Custody Case
In Milwaukee a judge ordered Erma, 12, and Irving, 2, returned to their father Herbert Strache after a habeas corpus action. The court ruled against Edsar Stzeddler, who kept the children unless the overdue support payments were paid. The decision deemed it improper to use children as collateral for board bills.
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Miltaukee
Churse
Circuit Fudge
Charles
Aarons
Erma
Irving
Herbert Strache
Edsar Stzeddler
Weepah Gold Discovery Draws Prospectors and Officials
In Tonopah era Nevada reporting, 200 reporters and Frank Horton document a rich gold discovery near Weepah. Miners from Yuba to Peru and Cripple Creek describe unprecedented pay ore as officials in Carson City move to address the event with legislative action.
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Weepah
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Peru
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Ialian Ray
Would Lure Whites With Indian Pageant At Wausau
United Press reports Rhinelander Wisconsin owner of the Indians discussed with Ernest Calef Oshkosh Keshena plans for a mammoth Indian peace celebration at Wausau next summer. The event would attract many tourists with native ceremonies dances and a renewal of peace among tribes from western and central sections.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Calef
Ernest Oshkosh
Keshena
Wausru
Australian observers tour Ameican factory methods
A mixed delegation of Australian employers representatives observers and press toured Heer Manufacturing Co to study American business practices. Miss May Matthews welfare worker notes American women participate more in public life, contrasting with Australian limits.
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Bs United
Milwaukee
Heer
Thether In
Grand jury adjourns in Crandon Wisconsin case
Forest County officials adjourn the grand jury session in Crandon Wisconsin as they plan to reconvene Tuesday next week. Special prosecutors and armed guards are noted in relation to the case against Rolena Crandon and related defendants.
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Pers Crandon
Wis
Rolena Crandon
Wisconsin Weather Forecast For Week Ahead
The Daily Northwestern notes a cautious forecast for the Great Lakes region with occasional precipitation. Temperatures expected above normal early in the week, turning cooler around midweek, then rising again toward the end of the period.
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Tempera
Tlone
Great Lakes
Calder
Reine
British go in action on the Chinese front
British and Chinese forces clash near the Shanghai international settlement as 500 Shantungese attempt to enter the foreign area. Durham infantry reinforce guards at the bridge, preventing passage and prompting Chinese withdrawal amid heavy rains and mobilization along the Shanghai Nanking railway. Financial officials fear Chang Tsung Chang’s demand for funds to cover military costs, reported near six million dollars.
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United Press State
Stauzhial
Shanghai
North China
Shantung Province
Fortien
Associated Press
Durham Hssht
Chang Tsung Chang
Chang
Shanghai-Nanking
Mangtai
Soo Chow
Durham Fish Infantry
American Consul Wounded in Brazil Dies Not Yet
American consul remained in grave condition in a Brazilian hospital after wounds inflicted Friday. The assault was carried out by an American named Washi Caffield, with local authorities reportedly pursuing leads as officials await further medical updates. The incident occurred in Brazil amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
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Wausau Attorney Sentenced After Husband Remains Married
A Wausau attorney receives a penitentiary term after a crime case involving a firm sum of $5,895 and a questionable remnant of funds. The article notes the attorney’s plea and sentencing in the district court, with references to a spouse and ongoing investigation into the remnant.
Despondency Blamed in Near-Fatal Poisoning Case
In Manitowoc Wisconsin police say a 16 year old girl named Mabel Kohl attempted self harm by drinking poison after a romance issue. She was found unconscious on a street, rushed to a hospital, received an antidote and was reported in favorable condition with recovery expected.
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United Presa
Manitowoc. Wis
Mabel Kohl
Special Prosecutor Appointed in Jasinski Perjury Case
Green Bay Wisconsin Walter Bie named special prosecutor for the March 16 trial charging Valentine Jasinski private detective with perjury. The charge stems from about ninety preliminary proceedings in alleged vice cases tied to the recent cleanup operation. Mover cases set to be heard next Monday.
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Associaced Press
Green Bay
Wis
Walter Bie
Focal
Valentine Jasinski
Betherst
Chicago Gun War Deaths Mark Renewed Gang Violence
Street battles in Chicago left three men dead and a loaded car of Joe Saltis territory riddled with bullets. Frank Koncil and Alips Hazes were killed on the south side while Benjamin Schneider died on the north side after a drive by shooting. Detectives suspected Joe Saltis may have been involved or wounded. Two young women witnessed Schneider’s shooting.
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Charles Ilrnbeck
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Saltis
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Koncil
Shuneck
Gansland
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Fray
Ione Asgaflani
Officials ignore chase of mother fleeing with child
In Stevens Point Wisconsin a chaotic scene unfolds as authorities show little interest in pursuing a mother who fled with her child. The report hints at custody disputes and possible negligence by officials, with claims emphasized about the lack of pursuit and accountability in the escape.
Greatly Honored Manominee Boy Receives Medal
Lawrence Weissgerner, 16, of Menominee Michigan received a local honor for heroism after saving his year old brother from drowning and aiding the recovery of a playmate’s body from Green Bay waters last week. The medal was presented by TD A RR Goy's club members, with Weissgerner also noted as a member of the boys' organization.
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Reie Press
Menominee
Mich
Lawrence Weisszerher
Hervie Reed
Green Bay
A. RR. Goy
Weissgerner
Heys
Upstate Spots Meet Demands of President
United Press reports Senator Irvine Lenroot in Madison discusses inviting President Coolidge to Wisconsin for a northern woods summer retreat. He seeks a primitive camp with housing for a presidential party of fifteen plus servants and secret service, telegraph access, and capacity for 50 to 190 people, noting fishing and state prestige.
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Madison
Wis
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Irvine L. Lenroot
United States
Lenroot
Dorothy Therroot Black
University of Wisconsin
Millwaukee
Chicago
North Woods and Lakes
Washington
Tne
Colorado
Secrets of Sacred School of the White Brotherhood Unfolded
Oakland authorities unfolded secrets of the Sacred School of the White Brotherhood as five or more cult members were questioned. The case centers on Lloyd, son of Russell Alrey of Los Angeles, and Caroline, both linked to alleged “Superman” wrongdoing. Investigators reported admissions by a younger member and others, while the elder denied charges.
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Oakland
Calif
Lioyd
Russell Alrey
Los Angeles
Caroline Née
Fuather
Superman
Oride
Adler
Hither
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Wrichi
Sed
Auto theft principal arrested in Illinois
Officials say a key auto theft suspect was captured in Illinois after detectives traced cars stolen in Chicago to an operation near Darien. Five others arrested by Chicago operatives are serving time. Efforts will seek Sutton’s return to face charges, though he allegedly opened a new auto agency in Mattoon and may face trial there before transfer by Walworth County authorities.
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Chicago
Suwon Ryoney
Darien
Tume
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