Bloody Battle by Inmates at Kilby Prison
In Montgomery Alabama a riot erupted at Kilby Prison as about 500 inmates clashed in a corridor near the main building. Guards with guns and tear bombs restored order after two hours, four leaders were shot, and sixteen prisoners were hospitalized with injuries while others faced solitary confinement pending investigation.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Kilty Prizon
Xone
Warren Snirley
Cis
Longs
Miner
Cawes
Walter Smith
Les
Jen Mien
Joliet
State Penitentiary
Stone Quarré
Hierig
Swaré
Léeonarde Russie
Larcen
Diamonds Oil and Gold Promoted in Milwaukee Scam
Milwaukee financiers investigated two men claimed to offer South American diamond mining and oil booms. Joseph Pyespre and Henry Freench were arrested in Chicago on mail fraud charges as pamphlets touted Genesis of South America and promised large profits to Wisconsin investors. Police seized details after a probe by Oscar Morris of Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ghven
South America
Govermment
Joseph Pyespre
Henry 4. Freench
Istar. Br
Oscar Morris
Better Business Bureau of
Nathan
G. W Tindall
Ie A
Chicago
Grnsis
Indiana
Morris
Mr. Morris
Marshfield men plan milk products firm with $250000 capital
Marshfield leaders George Booth Anson Campbell C E Blogett and Ernest Zeidler plan to organize a milk products company with capital stock of 250000. They aim to expand with a string of plants.
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Preasy
Marshfield
Wis
George Booth
Anson J. Campbell
C. E. Blogett
Ernest Zeidler
Rapital
Colorado Pioneer Fellefante Dies in Denver
Thaddeus Harn iten Fellefante, once said to own half the land in Denver and to have helped lay out Lean ville Calo, died today in Denver. His influence on early Colorado settlement is noted by contemporaries.
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Associated Press
Fellefante
Thaddeus Harniten
Denver
Alan
Leanville
Calo
Volunteers search muddy creek depths for missing boy
Dozens of volunteers comb the muddy creek depths for the body of nine year old Haru Shilling after a drowning incident. Rescue workers use hooks and lines as they pursue any sign of the missing child in a grim effort.
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Wi—White
Hell's Crees
Haru’ Shilling
George Shilling
Joseph Francis
Weepah Gold Boom Sparks Duplication Fear in Nevada
At Weepah Nevada prospectors rush to secure placer and lode claims after a surface gold find worth high value per pound. State law allows both claim types on same ground, risking disputes as reports surface of copper and silver ore nearby. Local sightseers, gamblers, and women arriving to stake claims intensify a tense mining camp atmosphere.
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Associated Press
Tonopa
Nev
Weepah
McReivie
Greidfield
Herdar
Senator Lenroot Predicts Coolidge May Seek Nomination
The Wisconsin senator suggested Frank Lowden could be the Republican nominee while noting President Coolidge might seek renomination or a third term is uncertain. Lenroot said convention activity and Coolidge’s decision remain unsettled.
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Associated Press
Lenroat
Frank C. Lowden
Lenroot
Coollidge
Coolidge
State to end state owned cars for inspectors
Wisconsin plans to stop using state owned cars for inspectors and traveling representatives. Governor Zimmerman approved the move as Superintendent Ballard cites drawbacks including lax upkeep, private use, and potential graft. The plan would shift upkeep costs to inspectors and rely on their own cars, noting previous spending on cars by conservation and dairy commissions.
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Sy Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Properti B. Ballard
Zimmerman
Ballard
Ford
United
Louse 2
Conservation Commission
Dairy and Food [Commission
Trial of Irish Free State figure opens in New York
A reduced attention trial in New York concerns an Irish Free State official and a $2,300,060 matter. The proceedings appear unsettled with unclear details and limited public interest.
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Sy Associated
New York
Gas Explosion Rocks Milwaukee Gas Reservoir Area
A large explosion at a Milwaukee Gas Company reservoir section sent residents scrambling and sparked widespread excitement. Officials say the blast occurred earlier, with several workers reportedly injured and transported for treatment. Further details on cause and extent were not immediately released.
Deer Rescued After Exhausting Journey in Woods
A young deer was found by a driver near Rhinelander Wisconsin. The animal was exhausted but alive and turned over to authorities for care.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Ronsernaton
Central Wisconsin Veterinary Meeting to Host Speaker
Marshfield Wisconsin officials announce the Central Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association annual meeting will be held Tuesday. Dr L A Mermith of Chicago a former president of the national association will deliver the keynote address.
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United Press
Marshfield
Wis
Wissconsin Veterinary Medical Association
L. A. Mermith
Chi«rage
National Association
Tonight's Best Radio Features Heard Across Stations
A United Press radio feature roundup highlights Bemneren's opera, RBwozy and His Gam, and Serenade with broadcasts from Hot Springs across 10 stations at 9 p.m. Includes schedule snippets and program notes for the tone of Central Time.
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United Press
Bemneren
Rbwozy
Sp. m. Hot Springs
Hope of Peace in Finance Committee Session
The finance committee, idle for two weeks over Titus rate conflict with James A. Borden as secretary, shows cautious optimism. Some say new members may allow Senator Titus to exit, while the chairman’s resignation remains a sticking point. A calendar lists hearings for the week with bills to be heard Wednesday as settlement prospects appear, though no confirmations were given.
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Associated Press
Titus
James A. Borden
Board of Public Affairs
de Sign
AeWever
Finance Committee
Bsase
Great Body of American Students Hear Dismissal Claim
A fragment notes that Hays S. Warner, secretary of a national student association, spoke on campus about student representation and a decision reportedly aimed at encouraging discussion of the whole issue during a council meeting.
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Hays S. Warner
Tatercollction Association
Tex Rickard loses permit to stage Madison Square Garden boxing
The state racing commission withdraws permission for Tex Rickard to stage a boxing match at Madison Square Garden on March 23 and the surrounding week after the promoter admits violating commission regulations.
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Associated Prava
Seve York
Tex | Rickard
Madison Square Garden
State Rating Commission
Triday
Avang
Death of Washington Park chimpanzee Bobo
Bobo the prize chimpanzee of Washington Park, who rose to fame after reportedly ingesting a box of safety matches, died following abdominal paralysis despite veterinary efforts.
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United Prency
Milwiather—Bobo
Washington Park
Tiny Chicago baby revived after near death from pneumonia
A 9 month old girl in a Chicago hospital was declared dead after pneumonia but revived after hours of artificial respiration and adrenalin. Doctors finally saw natural breathing resume and the 20 month old today was nearly normal, with the earlier patient Frick also cited for a long battle against diaphragmatic paralysis.
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Max Huckinshant
Star
Chicago
Baie
Justine
Tedar
A. J. Erlich
Evanston
Science
Albert Frick
Joseph Sperl
S- D. Cain
Betty Robinson
Start of New Bank by United by Bruce
A fragmentary item describes the opening of a new bank by United and Bruce amid farmer opposition. It mentions a capitalization of $15,000 and the plan to use assets of a defunct bank. The text is garbled but implies legal or forced steps to take control.
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United Ie Bruce
Wis
New Bank
Bank of
Reree
Identity missing man sought by authorities in Milwaukee
Police seek identification of a man described as about 25 years old, five feet seven inches tall, 154 pounds, wearing a Frears jacket. He was found yesterday and authorities request help from the public to identify him and determine his origin or destination.
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United Frees
Milwanker
Milwaukes
Manos
Pestercay
Sapiro Loses First Tilt in Ford Litigious Suit
Detroit report on a $1,900,000 libel suit involving A Sapiro, Henry Ford, and The Dearborn Independent. Judge Fred M. Raymond denies a request to amend pleadings to add a paragraph claiming a Jewish conspiracy. Ford counsel objected, while Sapiro’s counsel argued the paragraph broadens evidence.
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Capiro
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Counssel
A. Sapiro
Supiro
Henrys Ford
Dudge
Fred M. Raymond
United Fot Court
Henry Gallagher
Selfer
Dearborn Independent
Haymond
Ford
Gallagher
Stewart Hanley
Sapiro
Mc Gallasner
Dearborn
Sapirow
Raymond
Reed
Woman Confesses in Slaying of Father of Her Lover
Mrs. Inez Palmer admits involvement in the murder case tied to Arthur Stout and the death of his stepmother. The confession places Palmer at the scene of the extents farm as alleged in the investigation, with Arthur Stout identified as a key witness for the state.
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Assoriated Press
McArthur
Inez Palmer
Dexies
Arthur Stout
Tid County
Mareh
Moon in the Wall Incident Stuns Stevens Point
A mangled report from Stevens Point details a wall breach during a contested event. Authorities searched the area and found a container with unclear contents as officials work to determine the cause and parties involved.
Exclusion of Senator From Hayti Carnot Upheld in Washington
A report notes the possibility of excluding Senator from Utah being discussed in Washington. Secretaries and Haitian ministers are engaged in tentative talks amid diplomatic sensitivities. The piece hints at political maneuvering and expected Senate action on immigration and recognition issues.
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Washington
Vice Consul in Sao Paulo Improves After Stabbing
United States vice consul Hernden Godderth in Sao Paulo was stabbed four times by David Ward. His condition improved late last night but remained critical as consulate officials released brief notes on his status.
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United
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Hernden Godderth
United States
David Ward
Road weight ban in Wiscons County on heavy loads
A county order limits vehicle weights to 4 560 pounds gross until June 1 to curb road damage. The notice restricts heavy transports and cites enforcement by local authorities.
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Wiscons County
Weather Record From Northwestern Official Observation
Temperature remarks note a cloudy night with elevated readings and a moderate warmth in the air. The record mentions a likely quarantine event tonight and tomorrow with temperatures and conditions described by the official observer.
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Galle
Wantoma Firemen Make Shortest Run In History
Wantoma Wisconsin volunteers rushed to a chimney fire at the Algerian Mouse building responding to a local dilemma. Fire crew arrived quickly and contained the blaze admitting the swift response set a record for speed.
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United Press
Wantoma
Wis
Jen Dlimma
Reconciliation Plan For Carol Of Roumania Reported
United Press reports former Crown Prince Carel and Queen Marie agreed on a reconciliation with the Romanian royal family. Carol was said to travel to Italy to meet Ferdinand, Marie, and Princess Lielen for health reasons, with intermediaries Alexander of Yugoslavia and Queen Marie arranging talks.
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United Press
Bucharest
Carel of
Roumanis
Queen Marie
Carol
Ferdinand
Marie
Lielen
Italy
Alexander
Jugslavia
Carel
Belgrade
Burcharest
Aferie
Roumania
Helen
Sicily
Victor
Rome
Mother Alexandra
England
Milan
Mme
Magda Luapescu
Lupescu
Paris
Neuing
Thhe Riviera
Barchares
Spitals
Young Girl Saves Train by Flagging Locomotive Near Home
Josephine Weasta, an 11 year old Catawba girl, spotted a broken rail on the Sin One tracks near her home. She waved her coat to draw the engineer’s attention, stopping a fast freight before a wreck occurred. Crew members praised her calm presence of mind.
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United Precey Prentice
Wis
Josephine Weyste
Josephine
Tonle Weavers
Catawba School
Banks Fail as Florida Institutions Close Doors
West Palm Beach and nearby towns report bank closures after the Farmers and Trust Company halted operations. The First National of Lake Worth and Ocean City Bank Delray joined, while the Citizens and Farmers banks faced runs and armored-truck aid in a rain-soaked day of panic.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Miami
Associated Press
West Palot Beach
First National Bank of
Lake Worth
Ocean City Bank of Delray
T. C. Hawking
State Bank
Delray Instituton
Citizens’ Bank of
West Palm Beach
Farmers’ Bank
M Miami
Citizens Bank
Cizens’ Bank
United Press
First National Bank of Lake Worth
Farmers” Bank and Trust Company
Grain stocks on farms show sharp year to year drop
United Press reports Madison stocks of grain on farms are much lower now than a year ago. The data show declines in corn and other staples across states with rapid changes in production, noting Wisconsin ranking mid among potato and grain producers and Maine, Minnesota, and Idaho leading in different crops.
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United Press
Apa
Supreme Court Rules Over Trademark Battle
The U S Supreme Court delivered a decision on a trademark dispute involving a leaf product as the central issue. The case featured arguments from rival parties and clarified rights connected to brand identity and trade name use.
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