County Board Moves On Courthouse Site And Budget
The county board backs the Alcoma boulevard site for a courthouse with private sale terms at 80000 or less or appraised condemnation price. A four year construction deadline is set and 9100,000 yearly for five years is proposed for partial funding. No new taxes are promised, and a committee may pursue private purchase or eminent domain.
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Alfoma Boulevard
WM. Schrage
Sclu ‘Ss
Schrage
Winnebago County
Roma Boulevard
Ax L. Spengler
George W. Manuel
Frank B. Keefe
Informaton
Corn Belt Farmers Meet Monday in Des Moines
Des Moines IA special meeting of the Corn Belt Federation of Farm Organizations will convene next Monday in Des Moines to draft a farm relief program for submission to Congress. Secretary A W Ricker says the group will census opinion and issue a statement representing Mississippi Valley farm organizations' views and conclusions.
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Des Moines
Corn Belt Federation of Farm Organizations
Congress
A. W. Ricker
Mississippi Valley Farm Organizations
Former Oshkosh Man Dies in an Airplane Crash
Former Oshkosh resident dies in an airplane crash as investigation and political turmoil surround the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Commissioner Charles H. Burke resigns amid sustained congressional pressure and a looming presidential acceptance.
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Oshkosh
Indian Affairs
Burke
Two Armed Men Rob Auto License Division
Two unmasked armed men robbed the Wisconsin Auto License Division in Madison in front of the capitol annex on Doty Street. They targeted two messengers, escaping with a stack of checks and cash totaling about 124000, with subsequent police actions and nationwide manhunt underway. The incident prompted high alert as officials noted checks were negotiable but not cashed without recognition.
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Madison
Capitol Annex
Doty Street
New Madison
Lom
Trostle
Robert
L. Liebecker
Amwillink
A. ©. Hartman
Ecker
Capitel
Lcense
Suppression of Rebellion Nearing With Federal Push
Mexican forces forecast rapid suppression of the rebellion as General Calles moves from Canitas Zacatecas toward Torreon and Coahuila, while key rebel leaders surrender. In Vera Cruz region, Simon Aguirre and other officers quit, breaking the south’s resistance. Federal actions include Torreon assault plans and advances toward Saltillo and Sinaloa operations.
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Mexico City
Nwo
Calles
Canitas
Zacatecas
Torreon
Coahuila
Calies
Opu- 1
Durango
Federll
Rodrigo Quevada
Bryne Urbalejo
San Felipe
Pasteriera
Luis B. Dumas
Glaerecia
Vera Gon
Alejandra Manje
Tehuantepec
Simon Aguirre
Jesus M. Aguirre
Lyevelt
Vera Cruz
Cabel
Vera Cray
Juanity
Revel
Coahuilan
Juan Andrew Almazan
Monterey
Saltivvo
Cen
Roberto Cruz
Quila
Cuilacan
Sinaloa
Mizallan
Jaime Carrillo
Daugherty Denies Knowledge Of Little Green House
Former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty, wintering in Sarasota, Florida, rejects any awareness of the Little Green House on K Street Washington. He says he never saw it or its occupants and will unwind the yarns in his own time, asserting investigations prove the attacks on him false.
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Columbus
Daugherty
Jon
Anc P
Tam
Ice Moving Out Rivals European Rivers Amid Flood Anxiety
Ice breakup on the Elbe Wever and Saale and other western German rivers sends flood warnings through riverside districts as authorities brace for rising water levels and potential damage.
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Elba
Weeeer
Saale
Germany
Woman Sold for Six Dollars Relieved in Portage Case
A Pine Grove woman asked if a husband can sell a wife. District Attorney Murat said no action unless force used. She was relieved after learning she need not honor the sale and planned to return home to her nine children. She had moved from Waushara county. no further action planned unless coercion occurs.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Pine Grove
Walter
Murat
Portage County
Waushara County
United States edging toward world court adherence协议
Geneva reports indicate an accord on the core points of a protocol for U S adherence to the world court of justice. A subcommittee including Elihu Root will draft a full text while jurists consider faster procedures and a permanent U S Geneva representative to speed advisory opinions.
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Levene of Nations
United States
World Court of Justice
Elihu Root
America
Cavil T Rlatn
Nicholas Politis
Root
Henry Wood
United Press Star
United St
League of Nations
Commission of Jurists
Sereent Hurst
Enplanc
Nicolas Politis
Greece
Commission
Politis
League
Hurst
Commis
Fourteen Indicted Under the Dry Law in Wisconsin Farm Plant
A federal grand jury indicted Max and Sammy Levy and a list of co-defendants for conspiring to violate the Volstead Act through a large alcohol operation at the Starnes farm near Oconomowoc. Bonds set at $1,000 each. Indictments allege the Levys supplied up to 5,000 pounds of corn sugar to the Starnes farm.
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Starnes
Oconomowoe Wert
Max
Samy Levy
Ven Wolfson
Frank Yario
William Taker
Frank Rocks
James Maria
George Ticker
Frank Nardi
Frank Sikora
John Conforio
Arthur Schuyler
Richard Smith
Staries Farm
Hoover appoints two assistant secretaries to war and navy
President Hoover named Ernest V. Jahneke of New Orleans as assistant secretary of the navy and Patrick Hurley of Tulsa, Oklahoma as assistant secretary of war.
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Washington
War
Navy
Hoover
Ernest V. Jahneke
New Orleans
Patrick Hurley
Tuls
Okla
Firemen Rescue Man From Burning Milwaukee Residence
Firemen rescued Ernest Buck from a burning Milwaukee residence today. Buck hung senseless from a window as firefighters arrived and carried him down a ladder to safety.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Ernest Buck
Buck
Supreme Court Begins Four Week Recess Under Review
The Supreme Court starts a four week recess to weigh five or six major economic questions. Key items include the pocket veto in the Okanesan case, the O'Fallon railroad valuation dispute, the New York subway fare case, Harry Sinclair's contempt sentence, and the policy allowing foreign-born Canadians to work in the United States without immigration quota limits.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Cour
Okanesan
O'Fallon
New York
Harry Sinclair
Fey
United States
King Boris of Bulgaria Visits Vienna for Matrimonial Rumors
King Boris of Bulgaria arrived in Vienna amid speculation about a marriage alliance. The year old ruler, known for charm and frugality, sought royal counsel and endured public rumors linking him to Princess Cuevina while his Catholic faith and modest income were noted.
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Boris
Bulgaria
Sofid
Baris
Theodore Nedkoff
Prince of Wales
Kinny Boris
Bane
King
Cuevinua
Thalys King
Boris’ Mires Jage
Jourhey
Complete conservation of oil lands under Moorer plan
President Moorer said there would be complete conservation of government oil lands during his administration with only dispositions mandated by Congress, regardless of department control. He answered reporters questions confirming no extra oil disposals outside congressional mandates.
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Washington
Moorer
Life for Pint Law Seems to Be Doomed
The state legislature debates the Cuthbertson bill aimed at liquor law violators and fourth offenses. It would set a five year minimum for first offenders to trigger a life sentence, but the measure faces opposition and possible demise in the affairs committee.
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Ansing
Mieh
Tae Cuthbertson
Enable Affairs
Sentere
Cuthbertson
Milner
Monterrey Report Describes Skirmishes as Exchanges of Shots
Juan Almazan, headquarted in Monterrey, says yesterday’s clashes at Paredon were only exchanges between detachments of federal and rebel forces with no casualties. He affirms loyalty to Calles government and denies wavering, declaring he will not desert a government arming him.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Juan Almazan
Paredon
Almazan
Calles
Culvert Murder Case Solved in Wisconsin Probe
A disjointed report indicates a culvert murder near Mundos aise ta, Green Bay area, with suspect Cone linked by district attorney evidence. Multiple names appear, including Mary Laverty and Edkhorn, amid references to a reformatory inmate and a dentist, as investigators pursue leads and a possible motive.
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Yity-eight
Mielaning
Moss Laverty
Mary Alverty
Algam
Illness Traced to Leaky Refrigerator in Food Poisoning Case
Blood tests link the illness to a faulty refrigerator leaking into stored food. Victims include several people in New York City with reports noting deaths and multiple hospitalizations. Investigators point to improper maintenance before the contamination was discovered.
Bill Cales for 300000 Fund to Advertise State
A proposed bill seeks a 300000 appropriation to advertise a state measure. The plan assigns funds to the conservation and industrial departments under committee supervision to support promotional activities and related building and loan programs. Names cited include Charles A. Thepis tier Lake and Milwaukee associated officials.
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Marthmony
Arepye
Industri Advantiatos
Wasraty
Charien Ty
Gacy
Mercer
Luc Building
Solus
Swober
Milwaukee
Axvedbmvinin
Charles A. Thepistier Lake
Lights Cigar and Expensive Lighter Plunge Into River
Chicago reports Benjsmin Ho Wack Jags dropping a new Malomatic lighter into the river after smoking cigars along the Boulevard Line bridge. The lighter allegedly won a lawsuit for a client, according to Black.
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Chicago
Benjsmin Ho
Alvy
Teasdale Labor Bill Is Rejected
The Wisconsin state senate rejected the Teasdale labor bill by 21 to 5. It would have given the industrial commission power to arbitrate disputes after immediate notices from labor and employers. Senators Caldwell Cushman Keppel and Roberts supported Teasdale. others opposed it.
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State Senate
Industrial Commission
Howard Teas
Sparta
Boll Capil
Tabor
Teasdale
Caldwell
Cushman
Keppel
Roberts
Senate
Oscar Morris
Avhich
Umproyer
Wisconsin Mnivers
Walter Meanwell
George Little
Assembly
State Banking Department
Paryott
Hhey
Guarantes Bend
Durbids
Denounce Leon Trotzky in Aller Passage Amid Rhetoric
Fragmented OCR note records a denouncement of Leon Trotzky with references to meetings and press coverage. It mentions writers and observers shaping public discourse and recording articles on the topic. The text reflects a period tone and scattered names without a clear sequence.
Silloway Removed From Chicago Prohibition Post
Washington dispatch reports Silloway, formerly assistant prohibition administrator in Chicago, dismissed from the Chicago post amid accusations police involvement in a gang murder. He was relieved after failing to substantiate charges against Chicago police. Prohibition Commissioner Dordt also dismissed for failure to justify accusations and for not clearly explaining the bribe allegations.
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Washington
Silloway
Chicago
Prohibition
Soltt
Siloway
Dordt Mild Tye
Whoopee the Schnauzer Joins Hoover White House Menagerie
A salt and pepper Schnauzer named Whoopee arrives at the White House as the first pet donation for President and Mrs. Hoover. Frances Lillian Gillman of Chicago sends the dog credited to the collection, registry name Durle von Baden Badeti.
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Washington
J.P
White House
Frances Lillian Gillman
Chicago
Mark McComb and Christian Setvate Die in Milwaukee Plane Crash
Milwaukee witnesses report a monoplane owned by Milwaukee county airport manager Christian Setvate and piloted by Mark McComb of Oshkosh stalled its motor at low altitude and plunged nose first into a field just after departing the county airport. The crash drew firemen and deputies, with McComb and Setvate identified as the two victims.
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Christian Setvate
Milwaukee County
Angie
Milwaukee
Mark McComb
Walter Borthart
McComb
Oshkosh
Setvate
Nyer
Wis
Christian Setavate
Ice Breaker to Resume Search for Lost Balloonists
Berlin reports the Soviet icebreaker Krassin will continue searching for missing balloonists from the wrecked polar dirigible. Captain Hamailovitch said five from Nobiles party and two others were rescued. six remain unaccounted for as funding and time allow further operations.
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Berlin
U.P
Rudolph Hamailovitch
Florence High School Building Destroyed by Fire
Florence Wisconsin reports the destruction of the Florence High School by fire shortly after 8 this morning. The two story wooden frame building valued at $50,000 was ruins within an hour. The school, the county’s only high school since 1900, housed 100 pupils and eight teachers. Origin of the fire unknown. No classes were held today. Principal H W Marshall said plans were in place to use another building on the tile hamlet property soon.
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Florence
Wis
Florence County
H. W. Marshall
Cess
Tod
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