Indignation marks move at Superior over Dickinson reinstatement
In Superior Wisconsin a large crowd approved a resolution demanding the immediate reinstatement of Miss Dickinson to the Central High School faculty after her dismissal by the board of education for alleged noncooperation. A threatened student walkout was averted as organizers planned to form committees to press the demand early next week.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Misa Lutu
J. Dickinson
Central Misa School
Board of Education
Central High School
Frank Heres
H. B. Smith
Miss Dickinson
Miss Violas. Wick
Central
Miss Wick
Mary Brown
Aflents
Dickie
Paul R. Spencer
Afiss Dickinson
Elevan
Dhe
Vare
Ford Attacks Sapiro and Press Printing Case
United Press correspondent reports courtroom remarks in Detroit where Reed defends Sapiro against claims of exploiting sympathy for his race. Reed argues truth as defense, noting Ford did not see the articles. presses by Dearborn Publishing blamed, not Ford. He frames issue as whether Sapiro can stand as an individual amid race-based scrutiny.
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Ry M.D. Tracy
United Press
Thetroit
Sen
Jam . Reed
AL Dr
Lowien
Ford
Henry Ford
Dearborn Publishing Company
Reed
Sapiro
Hale
Mr. Sapiro
Village imperiled by floods near Indian village
Flood waters from White and Bad rivers threaten Odaram Indian reservation ten miles east of Ashland Wisconsin. Rescue plans form as duck boats prepare to ferry residents from rising waters. Roads blocked. authorities monitor river levels and eye evacuation if rains worsen. A special train standby aids from Chicago Northwestern officials for rapid response.
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Associated Press
Asiland
Wic
Odaram
Here
Odanah
Portes
Ber
Ashland
White River
Edward Dormad
Chicago Northwestern Railway
Prince William of Sweden Heads to Rock Island Visit
Des Moines report describes Prince William of Sweden starting his day for a trip to Rock Island where he is to speak at Augustana College. Amid light commentary the prince recalls Governor Hammill’s escort and a prior auditorium address, with playful remarks about meeting locals and reporters before leaving hotel.
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Talied Press
Des Moines
Royst
Prince William
Sweden
Rock Island
Pia Odbeaoe
John Hammill
Prince Wiliam
George
Pai Ris
Seoten
Seriow
Temperance Advocates Split Over Ontario Liquor Policy
A United Press report notes mixed views among temperance supporters regarding Ontario liquor policy. The memo highlights that some Canadian figures and advocates doubt temperance aims, reflecting uncertainty about the policy's impact on American spending and cross-border influence.
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United Press
Ontario
Starvation Threatens Marooned Passengers on Snowbound Train
Four women and a 35 year old child are among passengers stranded thirty-two hours four miles from Ruth Ida after heavy snowdrifts blocked a Canadian passenger train. Provisions run low and fears of hunger grow as a snow plow two miles away struggles to clear a path but is nearly out of coal and water. the train’s fuel supply also dwindles.
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Tarratenes Savenicen
Ruthida
Troad
Father Majkol Declared Sane After 14 Years in Asylum
John Majkol was deemed sane after a 14 year confinement in an insane asylum. His family, long believing him dead, learned of his life during a hearing before Judge H. F. Jones in Oconto. Accompanied by his daughter, Majkol requested reevaluation and was ordered released to live with one of his daughters and his wife in Chicago.
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Marinette County
Nized Press
Oconto
Wis
H. F. Jones
John Majkol
Mrs
Kanie
Chicago
Majkol
Jones Ana
Ite
Sonistsy
Superintendent Smith
Thtation
Judse Jones
Anxioul Sane
Unrest in Yoliva Colony Prompts Overseer Election Fight
Politics and commerce spark tension in the Zionist colony of Yoliva as Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voiva asserts subdivision plans will not affect the main port. Voter support favors Voliva's bloc with 3,500 votes against 2,500 for independents while W D Loblaw campaigns for mayor against Dowie’s legacy camp.
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Yoliva
United Press
Zan City
Comerce
Slicht Tesi
Wilbur Glenn Voiira
Zion
Rock of Gibraltar
Voliva
Independenta
W. D. Loblaw
John Alexander Dowie
Jer
Radio features and listings across stations for tonight
Radio schedule outlines events at multiple stations including Ancient Order of Hibernians annual dance on WEAF at 8 p m Eskimos Irish minstrel show WPG Atlante City 98 10 p m and The Serenade on KGO Oakland 10 p m with further programs on WIZ WEZ KDEKA KYV WCCO Minneapolis Saint Paul and Far North broadcast ending around 11 p m.
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WPG
Atlante City
Ancient Order of Hibernians
WEAF
Eskimos
KGO Oakland
WEZ Kdeka
KYV
Wcco Mpls
St. Paul
Far North
Progress in Irish State Debates Free State Future
United Press presents contrasting views from two Irish leaders on Ireland’s status within the British empire versus full independence. William T. Cosgrave of the Irish Free State expresses optimism that the Free State will improve, while Eamon de Valera calls for renewed Gael unity and continued pursuit of independence in a message to the American people.
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Ireland
St. Patrick's Gar
United Press
Portuguese Aviator Completes South Atlantic Crossing
Portuguese aviator Feranda Norombs completed a 2,600 mile flight across the South Atlantic from West Africa to Brazil. He landed near San Antonio Bay after refueling at a northwest point, with good weather and a planned reception for the flyers.
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South Atlantic Ocean
Pras
Feranda Norombs
Brazil
Sarmen
Arere
Pbudaque
Bissangos
San Antonin Bay
Herman
Hundreds Die Without Help in Central American Clash
Dispatches from Pedro Zepeda report that liberal forces in May May and Tierra Amul suffer heavy casualties as medical supplies run short. Conservatives claim American authorities block aid, leaving wounded retreating toward Mina Verde with exposure and exhaustion.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Tierra Amul
Pedropeda
Juan Sacesa
Wgersls
Zepeda
Ladd
Mina Verde
Preliminary hearing for Jasinski postponed to March 2
United Press reports preliminary hearings for Val Jasinski a private detective agency operative on charges of perjury have been postponed to March 2. The charges stem from Jasinski testimony in cases from a recent cleaning drive. he was later linked by Walter Maratt Portage County district attorney to a man convicted in Wood County of forgery, connected to evidence leading to 322 arrests in the cleanup effort.
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United Preast
Green Bay
Wis
Val Jasinski
Chares
Porjers
Charies
Jetuski
Fie
Walter Marat
Portage County
Weod County
Tneer
Man stays in bed to save money in court case
A 60 year old man named Fred Hing, also spelled Hinz, reportedly lived in bed for three days each week to cut costs on food and fuel. A hearing court in Shawano, Wisconsin, ruled that one of Hing's children should handle his financial affairs and care for him.
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United Prees
Shawano
Wis
Fred Hing
Yarmer
Hinz
Shot While Playing at Hurey Cox Wounded in Accident
William Cox aged 14 was shot in the forearm when a small caliber rifle he was playing with was accidentally discharged. The incident occurred in Hurey Wisconsin and no foul play is suspected. Local authorities investigated and the boy received medical attention.
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United Press
Lenroot Resolution Passes Wisconsin Senate by One Vote
Madison senate approves a resolution honoring former Sen Irvine L Lenroot for his role in enacting a federal dairy law by a 17 to 16 margin. Lt Gov Henry A Huber broke a 16 16 tie in favor, as Sen Boldt supported the measure and Sen Sheboygan was absent. The vote followed a prior defeat and a deferral on Nemacheck highway commissioner confirmation.
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Associated Press
Madison
Senate
Irvine L. Lenroots
Wistonsis
Boldt. Sheboygan
Jllenry A. Huber
Over the Century Mark Celebration in St Louis
Mrs Miriam Sparks Rantarer, a Soldrat resident in St Louis, will celebrate reaching 120 years with a Saturday party at her home. A cake will display ten candles, while the remaining 190 were dispensed after the 10th birthday. The feature recalls longevity and life’s trials as remembered by the English woman who witnessed the Duke of Kent’s funeral in Devonshire.
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Br United Presst
Louis
Ceill
Miriam Sparks Rantarer
St. Louis
Soldrat
Treasury Surplus Over 500 Million Promises Tax Talk
Secretary Mellon announced a 590 million dollar surplus for the current fiscal year, surpassing the 383 million forecast. He said the large amount does not guarantee a tax cut next year but could influence considerations of any reduction.
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Cbr
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Coolidge
Feuds revived at the trial of a Kentucky feud
Medford Wisconsin reports the murder trial of Jack Welsh for shooting John Aman dus Kauss, chairman of Grover, as state prosecutors revive old Taylor county feuds. Welsh testified he mistook Kauss for a bear while gathering ground pine three miles south of Perkinstown, claiming the killing was accidental. The defense argued the incident resulted from a mistake, while the prosecution pressed for conviction.
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Associated Press
Medfaed
Wis
Both Siirs
Jack Welsh
John Amandus Kauss
Grover
Medford
Taylor County
John Amandus Rauss
Kansa
Perkinstown
Johnnie Kaus
Welsh
One of Biggest Narcotic Rings Broken Up
Federal agents arrest three men in New Orleans and seize a fleet of eleven cars along with 25 060 rounds of ammunition. They dismantled a large narcotics ring believed to be among the nation's biggest distributors. An undercover operation led to a staged purchase of narcotics as part of the takedown.
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Assoriates Press
New Orleans
Hoogstraten divorce suit spreads rumors at Paris court
Reports say the suit involves a large sum between 250 and 5602 pounds and alleges a divorce for the countess in Paris. Attorneys say the suit has been served and the parties travel in different parts. Herman B. Goodstein represents the count. Rumors claim Goodstein may earn a $100,000 fee.
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Fis
Preeay
Lens
York
Agner
Farlow Sen
Dhat
Henry HH. Rosers
Paris
Burom
Herman B. Goodstein
Spring-like Zephyrs Cross Nation Report
United Press notes spring like zephyrs across the nation with fluctuating temperatures from 22 to 74 degrees, warnings from forecasters about possible late winter, and varied regional notes including Denver and Chicago. Weather bureau experts say conditions may shift with potential rain or snow and caution against overoptimism.
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United Press
Washington
New York City
Chicago
St. Louis
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Milwaukee
Stewart
Minor Epidemic of Measues at Ashland
An early week outbreak of measles in Ashland Wis closes one grade school and prompts fumigation. Health Commissioner Dr O Herthman says little danger of wider spread and that premises will be fumigated and reopened after removal of hazards following today’s actions.
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Ashland
Associated Press
Wis
Ashland Citiens
O. Herthman
Not Michigan Charge Weather Through Friday Night
Northwest weather notes show a warm trend with rising temperatures through Friday night. Conditions indicate clear skies, light winds, and no significant precipitation expected in Wisconsin and surrounding areas.
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