DIRT MAY SOON FLY ON LAKES WATER ROUTE
Washington reports progress on the St Lawrence waterway linking the Great Lakes with the Atlantic. The Coolidge administration aims to clear obstacles, with Herbert Hoover’s ex in charge of details and William Phillips negotiating a Canada treaty. A final commission report by Charles Evans Hughes is pending. Ratification could come this winter.
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Bascom X
Timmons
Washington, D.C
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Middle West
American Great Lakes
Seven Seas
St Lawrence Waterway
Calvin
Cossidge
Panama Canal
Theodore Froosevelt
Coolidge
Herbert Tiso
William Prmps
Canada
Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
Ston
High Tribunal
Cours
United States Senate
St. Lax
Warden’s Ridiculous Retort Over Martin Charges
Fond du Lac Wis reports Warden Warren Lee branded as ridiculous the charges by William Martin accusing the prison of mismanagement. The warden said the claims that the state prison overpays and conducts improper practices are unfounded and demanded an outside inquiry.
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W. H. Martin
Press
Fond du
Imart
Enn
Ique Warner Lee
Dennis Warden
Note of Appeal Protects US Interest in Cook Case
Attorney at Fort Worth filed two notices of appeal in the Cook case. Drick A. Cook was ordered placed on parole from Leavenworth by a federal judge in Fort Worth. The U S attorney will file recommendations with the Department of Justice and the Attorney General will make a formal appeal to the circuit court of appeals. The appeal preserves government interests as investigations continue and the Leavenworth warden is ordered not to disclose Cook’s probation status.
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Jesut
For Worth. Tex
Drick A. Cook
Leavenworth
Wilson Worth
Tex
Wea
Adr
United Sites
Fort Worth
Sargent
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Justice
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Dr. Cook
France unlikely to send observer to disarmament parleys
Paris France is not likely to send even an observer to the three power naval disarmament conference proposed by President Coolidge. Washington’s disagreement with the nations disarmament commission is reflected in the Geneva note released Thursday.
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France
Paris
Coondge
Whey
Ace Washington
Who of Nations
Secret Chicago meeting tied to farm leaders in suit
Detroit court heard Sen James A Reed claimthat a Chicago meeting of farm leaders and financiers aimed to control wheat stocks. He alleged Aaron Supire took over 1 000 000 forcooperative groups and urged aggressive legal advice amid a $1 000 969 libel suit against Henry Ford.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Henry Ford
Independent First Witness
M.D. Tracy
United Press Suit
Detroit
Chicago
James A
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Aaron Apireo
Eugene S. Merer
Robert Bingham
Louisville
Reed
Associated Press
Mich
Aaron Supire
James A. Heed
Aaron Sapiro
Bia
Dearborn
James Reed
Sapir
Agricultural Cooperation Society
Bit
Noted Authority on Teaching Deaf Dies in Milwaukee
Milwaukee reports the death of Professor Aionzo J. Winravionzlir a respected authority on methods for teaching the deaf. He served on the Milwaukee Normal School faculty and held roles including principal of the Jefferson School and state inspector of education.
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Milwaukee Normal School
Milwaukee
Aionzo J. Winravionzlir
Milaukee
Fourteses
Winnie Waa
Atiwaike
Nurand
University of Wetasam
Deperehish Hg&. Bas
Man fatally shot by patrolman near residential area
Janesville Wisconsin reports a patrolman shot a man who was prowling near a residence on a January night. The wounded man fled and died minutes later in a backyard. authorities issued no statement on the incident.
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BPF
Associated Press
Janesville
Wis
Metein Claus
Stoverton
Wisconsin Floods and Ice Jam Threaten Villages and Farms
Unusually warm spring weather melts ice on Wisconsin rivers causing flooding from Stevens Point to Superior. Fire crews fight Nemadji river blockages with dynamite while towns like Odanah and Knowlton face rising waters and potential dam breaches. Residents evacuate or brace for further ice jams as officials monitor the situation.
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Br Associated Press
Wisconsin
Odsahb
Ashland
Wis
Stevens Point
Tomahawk Onsin Rapids
Nomad River
Superior
Nemadji
al- Touez Bay
Hoowlton
Granite Heights
Tomahawk
Watson
Wisconsin River
Knowlton
Wisconsin Rapids
Milwaukee
Graniteheigh
Wednesda
Wausau
Yead Tervel
London Sees Bail Denied in Navy Documents Case
London authorities hold Lieut. Com. Clin Marers without bail as he faces admiralty charges over possession of confidential plans for Britain s largest submarine X i O 7 The case, backed by public prosecutor, hinges on technical correspondence and potential disclosure of naval secrets Mavers retired from the navy January and worked with the submarine division of Vickers London shipowners and ordnance experts monitor the proceedings through Bow Street court where he has remained for a week The submarine X i cost about £5 000 060 and was launched in June 1953
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Associated Press
London
England
Clin Marers
Admiralty
Mcilly
Great Britain
Maversis
Bow Street
Naval Intelligence Department
Mayers
Navy
Submarine Department
Vickers
Linsted
Bunders
War Creft and Ordnance
Teie
Sensational Manila Arrival For Oregon Murder Trial
Report from San Francisco states Autremont case involving Hugh and Kay Hugh brothers linked to a 1927 train robbery and murder was brought from Manila for trial. Officials offered no comment on rumors of self harm as transport to Medford Oregon proceeds under U.S. marshal custody.
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Bs United Press
San Francisco
Sarki
Manila
Jackson
Stansparty Thomas
Philippines
Autremont
Hugh
Rothers
Kay
Oecober
Medford
Itini
Oregon
Actress Burned Cleaning Theater Costume at Palace
An actress was severely burned on her hands and face Thursday night while cleaning a theater costume with benzine at the Palace theater. Firefighters arrived after the blaze began but did not extinguish it until the orchestra paused and the audience was seated.
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Associated Press
Orie Tyan
Ona
Palace Theater
Chestra
Rene
Alleged Bootleggers With Woman Are Held
A group including Magison Two, Ken Halphile formerly of Stoughton, Joe Jubin of Milwaukee, and a woman Merkare Dallas were arrested by federal agents near the capitol. Officers seized two cars said to carry alcohol and gin and whisky when the trio was stopped on the square outside the capitol. the suspects were taken into custody in Watertown.
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United Press
Magison
Ken
Stoughton
Joe
Jubin
Milwaukee
Merkare
Dallas
Mhllwauker
Hell Hr
Sid
Prohibition
Ier
Watertown
Regulation of Broadcasting Regulation Stresses Public Service
United Press report from Washington cites Eugene P. Sy of the Federal Radio Commission outlining a broadcasting regime built on public service. He spoke from WRC and invited the public to suggest solutions to reduce airwave interference and streamline station operations.
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United Pres
Washington, D. C
Eugene GO. Sy
Federal Radio Commission
Srkes
WRC
Radio
Charges Brought Before Visiting Committee
A state inquiry session was announced with the visiting committee to consider charges against a prisoner. Details indicate the warden and governor’s involvement, with alleged misconduct and subsequent actions by officials and staff.
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Prise
Madison
Z.immeessen
Wilam
Ray Encuartieo
Starges
Wren
Nike
Medford Jury Finds Jace Welsh Guilty of Second Degree Murder
In Taylor County Wisconsin a jury found Jace Welsh guilty of second degree murder in the shooting of Jonna Thauss, chairman of Grover town. The verdict came after a three day trial with deliberations of about one hour and forty minutes, and Welsh faces a prison sentence of fourteen to thirty years.
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Jack Welsh
Taylor County
Town
Niy Associated Press
Medford
Wis
Cire Cult Court
Jace Welsh
Jonna Amandus Thauss
Grov
T. Welsh
Lanely
Kauss
Miguré
Grover
Peking
Dperking
Lis Kon
Herbert
Thej Suite
Tesus A Weisn
Representative body will appeal board to reinstate teacher
In Superior Wisconsin a representative body plans to appeal to the Board of Education to reinstate a teacher suspended Monday. A teachers club protest was also planned as a formal petition arises, with organizers keeping the motion quiet while awaiting the per action.
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Wis
Board of Education
College romance ends in license and jail term
Two 22 year old college students from Miss Tegers and Leonberg formed a relationship that led to a license and three months in jail in Rhinelander. Authorities tie the case to recent romantic entanglements across Milwaukee and New York reports.
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Rhinelander
Maurice Straub
Associated Proect
Milwaukee
New York
Ritta Pankwa
Savannah
Tegers
Tas Leonberg Ag
Poi Grads Mork
Nestip
Eudenty
Mt Archeology
Univerate
Robbers Escape With Cash After Safe Break-In
The report states two men pried open safes and fled with 102 dollars in cash and non-identified items, according to authorities.
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United
Milwanker
Faurghits Oo
Rene
Information On State Money Asked By Assembly
The Milwaukee assembly passed a resolution demanding written answers from state officials on the general funds. It seeks a comparison with balances from the last five years, an itemized list of outstanding obligations, expected receipts and expenditures, and the probable year end balances. Copies were ordered sent to Theodore Dammitt and Solomon Levitan.
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Associated Press
Madtson
L Ed Tohey
Assembly
Pheodore Daminton
Solomon Letitan
Institutiet of Avsemblinan Comsar
Milwaukee
Fisc
Dammann
Levitan
Forged bonds free motor thief head
Chicago police probe a forged bond scheme that freed Harry Sutton, head of a motor car theft ring, as two women and two men fled with $97,200 in bonds. Municipal Clerk Harry F Heberien faced questions over release slips used to free Sutton on fugitive theft charges.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Max Luster
Harry L. Sutton
Sutton
Harry F. Heberien
Malloon
Inter
Elkhorn
Wis
Heberien
Sutten
Abbas
Mietersen
Thurston II
Tietersen
President's Summer Home Sites Listed
Wisconsin representative proposes five cent duty or tax measure affecting the president’s summer home access. The report notes Mr Coolidge showed interest in the proposal as Wisconsin spokesmen discuss days ahead for the plan. The Chicago Daily News covers related Wisconsin and national reactions and weekend schedules.
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Washington
Chicago Daily News
Lacupert
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Assembly Tackles Property Tax Repeal Debate
Wisconsin assembly battles over Wallace Ingalls property tax repeal and a substitute amendment. Speaker Eber rules on germane status as parley erupts with protests, unanimous consent sought, and a contentious session ends amid charges of clever parliamentary maneuvering.
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John W_ Eber
Reis
Ingalls
John W. Boer
Wallace
Havire
Alvin C. Res
Madizor
Moyaeir
August E. Smith
Virogua
Smith
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Tobacco Association
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Cameron
Badger Rivers
Tower Company
Reperia
Ford
Mars
Admiralty of Britain
Fage
Oine
Iamemy Broadcasting
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Jules Sesntinces
Toldek
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Satarias
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Moulison
Hy Assembly
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Ale. Smith
Eber
Senate
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