Wisconsin City Seeks Coolidge Vacation Visit
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce offers President Coolidge a summer home on Lake Winnebago and an entire floor of the new First National Bank building as vacation headquarters. Efforts include telegraphing Sen. Venroot and Rep. Lampert to urge the president to spend his vacation in Wisconsin and prepare supporting materials highlighting regional advantages.
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Fahmer
Lake Winnebago
Mil
E. C. Fahmer
Fabrowald
Toula Schriber
First National Bank
Charecter
Middle West
Bentroot
Wisconsin
Florian Lampert
Askei i
Cooslidge
Zimmerman
Waughington
Fairsney
EB. P Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Rou
Smith
Tenreot
Lampert
Oshkosh
Coolidce
E. C. Fahrner
Winniebaro
White House
Fehrmes
Ct O
Coolides
Fehimwaié
Win
Smahi
Conidce
Body of man lost in winter storm found near Laona
Crandon Wis January 20 McDonald 20 ex service man missing since war attack death. Brother reports illness. inquest expected at Laona. Green Bay volunteers recover body of Harold Shilling 9 3 son of Mr and Mrs Shilling Green Bay. Found about 1000 feet from where he fell in Heil s Creek while washing boots. body found Monday afternoon in Herbert area.
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Crandon
Wis
McDonald
Moi
Surtite
Laona
Green Bay
Archera
Harold
George Shill- Inc
Heils Creek
Herbert
Seven Billion Turnover by Government
United Press reports a massive 2.56 billion turnover involving four operations led by government finance entities. The piece notes refunding second and third Li Lae bonds and property payments, highlighting the scale of the largest operation in federal banking and treasury dealings. It also covers late filing penalties for income tax returns and projected 525.6 million thousand in tax collections for the revenue year.
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Associated Brees
Washingmon
Shrouan Federal
Igollertars
Leena GF
Erty Ivan
United Press
Washington
D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Buresy
Treasury
Vanguard of Army of About Hundred Alleged Law Violators Due Today
Milwaukee reports the vanguard of an army of about 290 charged with federal law violations pled guilty to breaking the States dry laws and were sentenced to four to six months in the county house of correction. Three Milwaukee county men among the defendants. others entered not guilty pleas as jury convenes.
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Milwaukee
Sithora County House of Correction
Milwaukee County
Petit Jury
Pio
George W. Harden
Steces
Mazkar
Andrew Klan
Robert Sirotek
Menaiewoc
Parier
Jean Bec
Wresee
Salars
Distance Marth
Pete Amons
Thare
Moses Jarvis
Manitewor
Tsraj Mivers
Sosce
Harden
Frai Braun
Aresdhouse
Two River
Benjama Lee
Jonson
Chicago Federal Sre
Stampede to Gold Camp Sparks Mining Rush
Reno reports of a new stampede to Weepah Nevada as Pine Nui Johnar Pintés guides prospectors to a rich find at Barre Springs. Twenty claims staked, ore samples show $76 in gold. Weepah camp lacks women and children. some belongings recovered after a blizzard hindered access.
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Pine Nut Johnny
Piuto
Barrel Springs
Tonopah
Weenah
Pine Nui Johnar Pintés
Barre! Springs
Ihe
Weepah Lo
Weepah
Tecaus
Eve Bwatten
Wiensiis
Belcause Prospectors
Fire destroys Pleasant Valley Park hotel and recreation building
A fire last night leveled the Pleasant Valley Park hotel and recreation building southwest of West Allis, Milwaukee. Fire crews arrived soon after discovery by Casimir Kokalski's son, but the structure was completely razed. some furnishings were saved.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Pleasant Valley Park
West Allis
Ater
Casimir Kokalski
Plant Will Not Open Owing to Surplus
United Press reports Lacksmith Wisconsin announces a surplus of canned peas on the market. The Fame Canning company plant will not operate this year. The firm has five canning plants in Wisconsin and will operate only three this year.
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United Press
Lacksmith
Wis
Fame Canning Company
Wisconsin
Trials and Rulings in Sinclair Contempt Case
Associated Press reports Washington defense moves overruled as Justice Hitz limits questions to a jury verdict. The contempt case against Sinclair proceeds with jury consideration after arguments on whether certain questions were pertinent to the Teapot Dome inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
DB. C
Namie
Harrey Sinclair
Justice Hitz
Tddlar
Justice Hix
Sin
Washington, D. C
Eee
F. Sinclair
Justite Hitz
Columbian
Senate
Jess
Losmez
Celfense
Eeetthe
Train derailment threatens passengers near Cameron Wisconsin
An Associated Press report recalls a Monday night incident near Cameron Wisconsin where spreading rails derailed three coaches on a train from Sault Ste Marie to Minneap olis. About a dozen passengers and crew were endangered but none injured.
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Associated Press
Cameron
Wis
Sault Ste Marie
Minneanal
Sherry
Dissent on Regent Ruling Over Infant's Right to Sue Dad
Madison dispatch reports Justice Crownhart dissented from the Wisconsin Supreme Court on an infant's right to sue a father for damages after a car accident. The case involved Laurenia Wieck, a child under 14, suing in Kenosha County for damages over injuries from her father's negligence while driving an automobile. The majority cited public policy to limit family suits, while Crownhart argued that personal injuries and property rights deserve equal legal protection and that the state should not shelter negligence within the family. Weather notes accompany the page.
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United Press
Madison
Todarty
Charles H. Crownhart
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Laurenia Wieck
Kenosha County
Walter C. Owen
Ingh
Siher
Sike Crownhart
Wisconsin
Decla
Cronnmaart
Jane
Danish Butter Industry Not Making Fortune This Year
The Danish butter export trade faced high production and falling prices through the year. Output rose while prices slid, with exports totaling about 291.9 million pounds and valued at roughly 4.3 to 4.7 million crowns. English coal strike reduced butter consumption as substitutes rose. Postoffice exams announced for Wisconsin postmasters in several towns. A plan to provide 4.6 million dollars in farm loans via intermediate credit banks was discussed with government officials. A Minnesota supreme court case concerns railroad and warehouse commission authority and federal court access.
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Bascom XS
Tunmaons
Rihwestern
Washington
Wien
Dommnene
Alamni
Ene
Jackson
Dairyland
Kennedy
Hobbins
Wisconsin
HK. F. Bananer
Anderson
Milwaukee
Prescott
H. Simenon
Ailwankee
A. B. Clark
Superior
H. C. Gawran
Two Rivers
AD. Gil
E. B. Greenrich
C. Dataniewicz
Wlom Merers
United Presa
Bashington
Fred Jeans
President Coolidge
Albert C. Wiliams Federal Farm Loan
Coromismensr
Treasury Department
Willams
Supreme Court
Rairoad and Warehouse Commission of
Minnesota
Tiulatn
Duluth
Way Company
Federal Cours
Tyesda
Hamlet Mussolini's political reign ends at town meeting
At a small town meeting on a Monday in Peru fifty three voters rejected the long dominance of Creamer who had run the hamlet with an iron hand for years. He faced tax collector and treasurer roles and lost to competing candidates amid a shifting political mood and lingering luncheon invitation among voters.
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Pera
Maas
Maza Frank G ‘Creamer
Hwesgdas
Thie
Redas
Anna
Pers
Nivale Gera
Peru
Tie
Creamer
Ale Jenemien
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Paris
Waste House
Radio licenses extended by federal radio commission action
The Associated Press reports that the Federal Radio Commission plans an indefinite extension of existing licenses. It outlines preparation for receiving applications from many broadcasting stations and announces public hearings in Washington starting March 29 to review conditions for broadcaster compliance.
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Associated Press
D. C
Federt Radio Commission
Commission
Mny
Federal Radio Inspection Service
Baker Beil Washington
Connuderine Broadcasting Aes
Waterways campaign seen as Coolidge farm aid plan
The administration pushes a waterway development idea to lower freight costs for farmers. Secretary Hoover leads the bid with White House backing, citing St Lawrence and future western routes to boost farm prices. Hoover seeks to counter farm political hits from McNary Haugen amid broader Boulder dam power ties.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press Star
Y Washlegton
Ito
Hoovers
Boulder Dam
Pacific Coast
Judge calls Browning case a lie in surprise ruling
A dated report from White Plains outlines a judge characterizing the Browning case as a lie amid a courtroom decision. The piece mentions Justices and other court officials presiding and notes the ruling, with limited legible details due to the damaged text.
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Browning
Radio features and schedule notes from the night programming
A fragmented radio listing outlines tonight’s features across multiple stations including WIZ WRAL WRAF and local clubs. Mentions concert events grand opera ensembles and a municipal band with time slots noted in a foggy city map of schedules.
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iCopsroet
Mtom
KEW
Spm
Grand Opera Exroup
Tweready Hour Wral
Baltimore
WDAF
Kansas City
Detroit
Warship Fired Upon By Chinese Near Wutu Port
An American destroyer Preble was fired upon near Wutu Yangtze river port by Chinese forces. The ship was hit but no casualties. The incident prompted a protest from the American legation.
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Associated Press
China
United States
Wutu
Yanget
Legation
Kiangsu Jerovince
Nanking
Shanghai
Thing
Taihu Lake
Hankow
Kiuklang
Wubu
Chang Tso-Lin
Henan
Chin Yun Ao
Pexing
Unine
Frebie
Wuku
Yangtze River
Preble
Americas
John van A. MacMurray
Frank P. Lockhart
Cantoneae
War news from Paris warms Washington at capital
AP dispatch reports Paris may accept the US invitation to send an unofficial observer to Geneva talks. Ambassadors in Washington welcomed the note as likely to please France. Paris replies indicate objections raised by Rome are addressed and an unofficial observer role is possible for Geneva negotiations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Paris
France
America
Myron T. Herk
Rome
Frere Ted
Briand Ind
Japan
Geneva
Cabhe
Forest County Grand Jury Probe Adjourned
The Forest County grand jury probe report was adjourned until next Monday due to poor conditions. Prosecutor Foland Stefate said a conference with witnesses would continue, with testimony either voluntary or summoned by the prosecutor.
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Forest County Grand Jury
Associated Press
Crandon
Wis
Forest County
Grand Juryg Invest
Anil
Rosa
Cial
Foland Stefate
FBI
Rlines
Missing Girl Found Near New York With Father
A missing girl last seen at Lake George with a friend was found with her father in New York. Authorities stated she had departed from her New York school with her father Tudson Falls. The girl provided unclear details but promised to disclose everything once her father arrived, according to police officials.
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United Pree
Tudson Falls
Mart G Tyejz
New York
Ail Tieanpearsi
Herivel Cabell
New York Corporation
Strl
Lake George
Pollige
Usher
United Press
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Secretary of Commerce
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