Wisconsin Department of Markets orders Standard Oil curbs
United Press reports Wisconsin acting through its Department of Markets, created in 1921, issues a sweeping order against Standard Oil of Indiana for discriminatory gasoline wholesaling. The department may halt unfair practices after public hearings and require fair methods. Alvin C. Reis, author of the bill, led investigations. The action targets rebates and below market pricing that benefited some dealers, with penalties including fines and potential imprisonment for company officers.
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United Press
Madioom
Wisconsin
Standard Oil Company
State Department of Markets
Agriculture and Commerce
Herbert B. Little
United Prom
Madison
Salem
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Mre
Rockefeller Corption
Wircanmin Department of Markets
REDS
Alvin C. Reis
Departmenta Legal Affairs
of Corporation
Iin
Stamford
Claim of America on Germany Recognized as On Par With Allies
The Reparations Commission is seen as the proper U.S. collection agency for German payments. Allied ministers discuss disbursement of 15 million marks and refer Germanys memorandum back for reply. The U.S. army occupation budget may go to direct negotiations, with U S claims treated as part of allied reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Associated Press
Menta
al- Ned
United States
Ax On & Dar
Verrailles
Four-Power Treaty Seen as Fearborn Alliance by Johnson
Senator Hiram Johnson objects to the Four Power Treaty calling it an alliance born of fear and an effort to barter away America’s heritage and safety. He argues it undermines spirit of genuine security and asks the Senate to rethink U.S. foreign policy. Johnson notes parallels between the Paris pact and Article 10 of the League of Nations.
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Sermator Johnson
United Press
Washington
America
Hiram Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Beuwune
United States
Johnson Gund
Hastory
Johmson
Roiti Pariseng
Peter
Supreme Court Refuses Appeal by Alexander Howat
The Supreme Court dismissed writs of error by Alexander Howat and others seeking review of state court decisions. The ruling holds that railroads in interstate commerce fall under federal jurisdiction, limiting state court review over contempt findings for not appealing to the Court of Industrial Relations.
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Supreme Court
Alexander Howat
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Alexander Howatt
Cansig
Court of Industrial Relations
American Interests Plan Land Improvements in Chihuahua
American interests seek to buy and develop up to ten million acres in Chihuahua Mexico. Aimed at forming a company to cultivate land for small farmers of all nationalities, the plan envisions farming and livestock prospects. The deal, under governor’s approval, is before regional authorities for consent.
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Presa
Eastern murder link to W D Taylor case pursued
Camden Nod detectives push a theory that William J Tavior’s Los Angeles killing connects to the murder of John T Frumen here. The trail centers on a suspect who allegedly fled after shooting Bruce with a shotgun while he read about the Osbslham Murder trial.
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United Press
Camden
Nod
Wiliam J. Tavior
Los Angeles
John T Frumen
Mht
Bruce
Obsinham
Body of Woman Identified in Waukegan Harbor
Special to The Northwestern. Kenosha reports the body of a woman found in the Waukegan harbor Saturday afternoon was positively identified as Marie A. Matey, a Kenosha hospital worker missing since January 10. Her husband, F. Matey, identified the remains at the morgue. a shoe and other items aided confirmation. The head was severely damaged by waves and ice as the body drifted twelve miles.
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Kenosha
Waukegan Harbor
Marie A. Matey
F. Mates
Waukegan
Five Injured When Auto Turns Over Near Omahuaches Lake
A car overturned near Omahuaches Lake last night injuring five people. Mrs. Lawrence G. Manlove was reported at Waldheim’s sanitarium in critical condition and not expected to recover.
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United Preas
Waukenia
Omauches Lake
Ghost electricity alleged by lecturer in odd tale
An Associated Press report recounts Korton Edward Been saying a ghostly electricity phenomenon explains fires and strange currents linked to Antigonish and nearby locales. Witnesses describe eerie wireless currents between stations near Woellflost and Gilaen, with claims of dramatic effects on people and property.
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Assoclated Press
Korton
Edward JO
Todkes
Nova Scott Country
Stollinvis Naver University
Antigoneh
Brion
Nettiar
Woellflost
Mass
Gilaen
On ‘Ama Mis
Alex Mar Dongd
De Valerites Blamed for Activity in Cork Speech
In Cork city a stormy crowd heckled Arthur Griffith as he spoke at a Cork cemetery under gunfire threats and jeers from De Valerites. Collins addressed the crowd in support of the Free State amid interruptions from Republican forces, who fired revolvers near the platform and prompted a tough return to the city.
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United Press
Dublin
aeRoaries
Cearcerange
Miele Caltinse
Dark Yreterday
Arthur Griffith
Spealune
Dundalk
Collink
Cork
Free State
Hin
Wholesale arrests sought in girl murders probe
New York reports a nationwide sweep of alleged antimatrony ring members may occur to crack the cases of missing Mina Dison and Dorothy Waddell. Dizon was found dying in a tanlcab after being forced, and Waddell was taken from a Long Island train days earlier. Authorities grapple with a drug poisoning link as a broad investigation continues with no arrests yet.
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United Press
New York
United States
Canada
Wn Digte Dison
Dorothy Waddell
Show Giris
Ranke
Mira Dizon
Ordes
Thinar
Mina Waddell
Progres
M Torrell
Daneille
Val
Mina Divan
Carleeton Simon
New York Narcotic Department
Bombing Probed at Dickinson Home in Chics OK Suburb
Federal authorities and local police join search for bombers after a dynamite blast struck the porch of WP Dickinson president of Security Trust and Department company of Chicago. A $1000 reward is offered for arrests as investigators consider a disgruntled inventor connected to Dickinson's enterprises.
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Associated Fresh
Chics, OK
WP. Dickinson
Security ,Trust and
Company of
Chicano
Yenterelay
Dickinson
Girl Leaps From Auto Driven by Dodge in Sham Detroit Case
Dramatic crash report from Grand Rapids details a Dodge driven car in which a girl leaped from the auto. Police say several teens were involved and one man, son of a Detroit manufacturer, connected to the incident. Witnesses describe a high speed chase and a prolonged pursuit as officers investigated the sequence of events leading to the leap and the escape attempt.
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Girl
DODGE
Detron
Vice Organization in High School Charged by Police Commissioner
The Centura Prades and Labor union urges resignation of Vite tor J Milter, president of the board of police commissioners, over alleged vice conditions at Olfen High School. A representation of 25,000 members will likely present its case to the governor today. Miller claims school memberships target applicants who violate the moral code. A committee of representatives from related organizations and parents will confer with Miller, who says he will present proof only to that committee.
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Max
Vitetor J Milter
Board of Police Commissioners
Centura Prades
Une
Olfen High School
Gosverner
Miller
Whal
Modern Cinderella Surges From Chicago Slums to Fortune
A poor Chicago girl rises from hardship after a chance encounter sparks a dramatic change in her life. Witnesses describe her as remarkably similar in appearance to a notable banker’s wife, prompting questions about fate and opportunity. The story highlights personal resilience amid social class barriers.
Senate debate on four power upenty and bonus bill action
United Press report notes Senate continues debate on four power policy proposals and a merchant bonus bill. Military affairs committee resumes meetings on various Muscis topics as part of the agenda.
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Senate
Conaifiers
Thairiet of
Columbia
Irkinlation
Wayn
Bank
Menting
Military Affairs Committee
Prominent dentist found dead in his office
United Press reports prominent dentist Dr Wayne Fereer was found dead at his office after a self inflicted gas incident. Police indicate possible financial troubles and a note was found on the deceased. The case is being investigated for details surrounding his death and circumstances.
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United Press
Paul
Wayne Fereer
Mark
Death from Pneumonia Reported by Doctors
A medical report states pneumonia caused the death of a patient identified by various name fragments. The document appears garbled with multiple misreads but indicates a fatal outcome linked to pneumonia and a physician’s attribution.
Scale Committee to Meet Wednesday
New York reports the scale committee of the Antiirite Aline Workers will meet Wednesday with representatives of the pagers oon Westernmday Maw ade. A wage scale proposed includes 20 percent increase and daily pay for men, plus a one dollar per day increment. A stuntned checkatt yetean will be wale and a dirt dirt hour dy waiter arrenimnd.
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New York
Two Boys Rescued From Niagara Falls After Deadly Plunge
Two youths survived a fall into the Niagara River after clinging to debris near the falls. Rescuers reached the American shore and pulled them to safety as authorities investigated how the accident occurred.
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Falls OF
Niagara
Prince Eitel and Wife Deny Confessed Misconduct Story
A chaotic report claims Prince Eitel and his wife denied a confessed misconduct tale. The article mentions Chey Ver rth Print and references various names and places, with little coherent detail. It appears as a fragmented OCR page, lacking clear dates or verifiable events.
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Prince Eitel
National Bank Call Erry Report Reveals System Faults
A Washington led report on a bank system fault shows Vital patterns and data issues. The comptroller aggregates the bank conditions as of Friday detailing a broad review by banks including Madison and other institutions.
Grand jury indicts multiple firms in Sherman Act case
A federal grand jury indicted the United One Improvement Co, Wolshied Co, Yeeliminated Co and eight individuals on charges alleging violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act. The case centers on alleged coordinated restraints and improper anticompetitive practices impacting market competition.
Wisconsin Lumberjack Kid Wedge Arrested on Intoxication
Wisconsin lumberjack known as Kid Wedge was arrested on an intoxication charge. He was released without arraignment as a first offense. The unrelated Harvard invocation reference and scattered phrases appear as garbled background while no formal record of charges was established in the local court today.
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Wisconsin
Kid" Wedge
Harvard Rey
Watertown
Masso
Prederick Rosedge
Harvard
Gtadiunite
Aghoot
Pevehaluth
Wedge
Hieewird Gridtaute
Amin Fur Lettera
Fiewis
Harvard Univerwlit
House Committee Advances Bonus Bill Toward Senate
Washington report notes dispute over Treasury Secretary advice on the plan. Wisconsin representative Hawes denounces the bill as too costly for soldiers. An updated draft seeks to add about 40 percent to the “wet rated” price, with debates continuing in the House.
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HOUSE
Senate
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treat
Wisconsin
Mallow Hunt
DSE
Permoernt
Davie
Trotzky Ties Americans to Global Financial Schemes
A historical wire-saturated fragment claims Bolshevik leader Trotzky links American capitalists to international financial plots. The text hints at accusations of foreign intrigue behind a broader political motive and references journalists, treaties, and wartime diplomacy in a period of unrest.
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Deerdeay
Aso Gare
Rand
Tieeliess
Prussia
Proms
Conference of Miners and Operators Endorses Voluntary Action
Washington reports the Conference of Miners and Operators urged voluntary measures to avert a strike and prevent public shortages. Secretary of Labor took part in discussions as officials warned government intervention must be avoided to prevent disruption of essential services.
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Conference OF Miners
Mater United Prenet
Washington
United
Harding Expected to Leave Friday for Washington
Harding is expected to depart Friday for Washington as noted by Associated Press. Fort Pieper and Provident figures indicate a vacation and base arrangements in St Augustine Priday before the trip, with hints of discussions among Pardee men.
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Harding
Washington
Associated Prong
Fort Pieper
Pla
St Augustine
Banks Consolidate After Board Action
Ashland reports finalization of a bank merger as Northern National Bank takes over Farmers and Merchants Bank after lengthy negotiations. The consolidation was effected by the boards of directors of both banks.
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Associated Press
Ashland
Northern National Bank
Farmers and Mechanic Bank
Northern National Ring Bank
Ma Farmers and Merchants Bank
Red Revolution Fund Alleged From Abroad Reported
From Johannesburg a dispatch states that money for the red revolution abroad funded the insurgents. Officials predict continued setbacks but see eventual peace. In major operations Victoria forces report 2200 prisoners, with light casualties on the high ground near Westcliffe, while eastern troops drive revolutions into Benoni and western units advance on Krugersdorp. British Bechuanaland town Bertfontein has been occupied.
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Victoria
South Africa
Eran Sueran
Voramuani
Weatcliffe
Genwri] van Deryentor
Benoni
Krugersdorp
Johannesburg
Rertfontein
Bechuanaland
Explosion Believed The Work Of A Madman In Sofia
Sofia Bulgaria explosion at the Amerlerh legation suspected to be a bomb from the street. Authorities pursue a suspect who eludes police in darkness. Officials call the act madman or radical retaliation against American Soviet policies. An American consul targeted in the unrest.
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Anapolized Proan
Sofia
Bulgaria
Amerlerh
Wilson
Recommendation for curb on wholesale deportation of Reds
In Washington D C the Senate subcommittee report urged a curb on wholesale raids and deportations of alleged reds, criticizing the Justice Department for high handed arrests and detentions. The document, prepared during A Mitchell Palmer's era, drew sharp debate as it faulted authorities for acting beyond their powers.
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Ty United Prous
Washington, D. C
A. Mitchell Palmer
Witla
Joe Velary
Department of Justices
Hotel Sherman Fined For Prohibition Violation
Chicago's Hotel Sherman Company pleaded guilty to unlawful liquor possession without a permit. Judge 07. A. Carpenter fined the firm 425,600 and ordered an investigation into an official of the company.
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Hotel Sherman
United Press
Chicago
Hotel Sherman Company of
A. Carpenter
Carpenter
Come
Arbuckle Cheerful in San Francisco Before Third Trial
Roscoe Arbuckle arrived in San Francisco to face his third trial for alleged manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe case. He appeared cheerful and refused to discuss the matter, saying he was not worried and would not talk to reporters.
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Gaited
San Francisca
Roscoe
Patty) Arbuckle
Tal
Pail and Cooler Weather Report from Local Fair
Fragmented OCR text describes weather and events at a local fair with references to rain wind and marching bands. Names and specifics are unclear. The passage mentions Waret 15, veterans, Teveday, Sawtiewer, and Tamperecare remarks, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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O' Frio
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Pranklin
Ameriuin Society For Scientific Thearabeh
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George Ruth
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Owe
Tlemper
Wil Bay
Mitchel Athenee
Mandi
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Gilfedh
Woman's Protective Association
Alory Abe
Prine
Howe
Mia Darin
Congress
United Presa
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Waytte
Shuman
Baie
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Psoriie Coboner
Laaon
Aswar
Irene
Niagara Falls
Lave
Bern
Darwedien
Dante
Ory
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Wade
Pit
Ibn Inman Ag
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Mellon
Trotzky
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