Wisconsin Assembly votes to end armory state aid turn to cities
The Wisconsin Assembly defeated state aid for armory maintenance and voted to transfer eight state owned armories to the cities where they are located for school and other uses. The bill, introduced by Assemblyman John Polakowski, Milwaukee Socialist, seeks to abolish the National Guard. Armories in Oconomowoc Milwaukee Oshkosh Marinette Hudson Clintonville Abbotsford and Tomah valued at 850000 with state real estate at 250000 would be turned over if the Senate concurs.
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Associaconda
Wisconsin National Guard
Assembly
John Polakowski
Milwaukee
National Guard
Senate
Oconomowoc
Oshkosh
Marinette
Hudson
Clintonville
Abbotsford
Tomah
Adjutant Generals Office
Afl
Frank Weber
Bocla Lst
Assemblyman
A. Fe, Matheson
Janesville
Blackmail Theory Seen as Factor in Girl's Murder
New York reports a tip that the model Dorothy Keenan was killed over blackmail involving a mysterious "Mr Marshall." Police describe letters linking Keenan to an alleged blackmail plot, with doors and apartment keys cited as access points. Detectives pursue several unnamed suspects and the so far unnamed man who allegedly threatened Keenan.
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Associated Press
New York
Dorothy Hirrenan
Brarshall
Miew Keenan
Muarrahall
Mirela
Khawan
Keenan
Rod Abe Wis
National City Bank
Marshall
Anne
Xix
Manila
Judge Beglinger Commits Anna Lez to State Home
Nell transcription describes Judge Fred Beglinger committing Anna Lez to a state home for the feeble minded. The piece notes the placement will occur at either Chippewa Falls or Union Grove and references Fond du Lac Wisconsin and Cainmet county in a juridical action.
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Fred Beglinger
Anna Lez
Brees Fond du Lac Wis
Cainmet County
Jude Fred Teegsinger
Oxte Kesh
Vie
Nolena Canty Rendmm
A. Chippewa Falls
Union Grove
France and Germany May Dig for Reparations Talks
United Press correspondent reports unofficial talks among France Germany and Britain on resuming reparations payments possibly started in Switzerland with Carl Gergman meeting Senator Dubnac and other officials. The scene described includes private conferences in Bern Berne and tensions at home with population unrest and security reforcements.
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Lloyd Allen
United Press Stadt Corresponsiens
London
Prince
Geremany
Pasmenta
Switzerland
Carl Gergman
Berlin
Tod
Berne
Dubnac
Reparations Commission
Wisconsin History Textbooks Bill Clears Senate Vote
A bill to bar history textbooks deemed derogatory to the United States or Wisconsin leaders from use in schools passed the Assembly and moved toward Governor Blaine’s approval. It would require a public hearing and possible removal of offending texts if five citizens protest. The measure aims to curb misrepresentation of the founders and war of independence and would let state education authorities act to remove challenged books.
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Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Ameas
Blaine
Nsdembly
Tontsina
Atd
Chicago on Trial in High Profile Looting Case
United Press story details Chicago politics figure Pred Lundin and twenty-one co defendants indicted for looting a million-dollar city fund. The Sandig trial faces weeks of legal wrangles as defense and prosecutors clash over charges and procedure.
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Thompson Machine
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Chicaro
Chicago
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Wat Times of
Illnots
Therial
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Jiundin
Bass
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Sandiq
Italian Steamship Reported Sinking Off Boston
A wireless distress call from an Italian steamship in the Western Atlantic 560 miles off Boston prompted an American steamer to rush to assist. The Giulla, en route from Naples to the Mediterranean, was believed to be in danger as a storm swept the area.
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iBy
Lees
Norfolk
Twerene
Watt
Willian Jr
Devrin
Rishing
Uasertie Fed Shipping Board
Trent
Naples
Mother and three children burned in Healdien pit field fire
A mother and her three children perished when their house in the Healdien pit field area was destroyed by fire early today. The blaze is reported to have started from a spark or flame, with local authorities and neighbors noting the tragedy as the family, William Grah am and others, are named in scattered details from the notice.
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Brees Antmore
Vrs
William Graham
Mea Pare
Definite objectives of Wisconsin Legislature outlined
Associated Press summarizes Progressive Republican aims in Wisconsin. Four objectives are readjustment of tax burden from general property to income, reapportionment of road costs to auto owners, cutting National Guard appropriation from 606000 to 200000, and a short sine die session by end of May. Leaders foresee a three cornered fight over taxation and broad measures.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
J. Madison
Tron
National Guard
Aps
Texmta
Strietiss la Follatte
National Board
Otha Tax Bailia
Severson
John Ls
Dahl
Fileing
Attorneys General Meet at Lakes Level Still Divided
Wisconsin Michigan Indiana and Minnesota AGs planned to resume talks on the Chicago sanitary district saltwater diversion case. Wisconsin's Ekern refused to back a proposed five foot waterway bill, signaling a split. The conference will pause for further age and inspection of the sanitary district before a conclusion is reached.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idiana
McCarmike
Con Ferées
Stromit
Indiana
Minnesota
President Harding Visit Hinted In Small City News
An Associated Press report notes President Harding and his party planned a stop near Vera, Ohio, fourteen miles north of the area, with preparations at Fort Pers Golf Club and a local venue in doubt amid travels down the Indian river route.
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Pieres
St Luche
Kurt Piere
Ure
Mra. Harding
Corree
Fort Peres Golfiana Country Club
Vera
Ashere
Lairie Ohio
Delaney 18 Denied Rehearing of Case
Chicago The application of Thomas B. P. Delaney, prohibition director of Milwaukee, Wy, who was convicted in 1920 on a charge of conspiracy to violate the federal prohibition law, was denied a rehearing by the circuit court of appeals. Delaney was sentenced to ten years in prison and a fine of $15,000.
Refund Steps With Debtors of U S ODDK
United Press reports steps to refund funds from nations owing the United States totaling about 6.4 billion. Talks with Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Czecho Slovakia and others may proceed, with Britain likely to accept terms. Funding confirmations include a 29 million dollar payment this year and closing the Minnesota debt within a week.
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France
Italy
Belgium
Czecho- Slovakia
America
Traul R. Matlun
United Press State
Washington
United States
Treadsury
Petunnings Commission
Lie Hasig
Termin
Questionnaires and revolutionary ties surface at trial
Evidence presented shows Foster allegedly filled a questionnaire at a convention last August. The document links him to the Communist party and to activists named by state witness Francis Merrow. Testimony notes ideological affiliations and prior arrests, with judge ruling some remarks off the record.
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Miclk
Foster
Tne
Berden
Ifrancis Merrow
Witning
Phil
Aelphin
Tad Camden
Carjon
Chier
Enolimar
Veneraboof Mietiesn
Nxvhankes
Prca Xq
Chatter White
Walsh
Smith
Ak Timex
Aml
Shin
Joey
Feus Pramatotes
Tyre
Wien
Shane
Stockyards Fire Causes $250000 Loss Declared
A stockyards blaze resulted in an estimated $250000 in damage. Reports describe a large barn fire that swept quickly, with authorities noting extensive destruction to property. No injuries are listed, and the cause remains under investigation.
Turkey Crisis Deepens as Kemal Wears Knickers
Turkey's position appears precarious and the crisis deepens with Kemal Pasha adopting knickers and golf stockings. The article hints at negotiations and suggests future talks may occur at a social venue, reflecting a satirical tone about Angora politics.
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Kemal Pasha
Angora Puntry Club Course
New order for England AG proposed in parliament
A scrambled illspell note reports a proposed new order for England AG aims to nationalize weed production for Britain. The text mentions Visited Pres. Lodden-Uhtup Saueden presenting in the house of enn wank a BH to provide nationalization and references political terms and figures in a distorted form.
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Partliment
Enn
Kwatarn
Ash Daekoathat
Arcendmiert
Tore
Eerie
Oshkosh Bowlers Start Strong At National Tourney
Oshkosh bowlers compete in a national tourney held in Milwaukee area, with multiple teams and standings listed. Notable entries include Skippers Ait, Elites No. 1, and numerous local merchants and clubs contributing to the event, reflecting a vibrant bowling scene in Oshkosh and Milwaukee.
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City OF Milwaukee
Death Sentence For Second Time Reported
Fragmentary text references a second death sentence, mentioning names and places in a cryptic garble. Core terms include waru percettus male tacit et al, with scattered references to cold war era terms and locations. The readable bits imply a legal case or capital punishment decision repeated or disputed across jurisdictions.
Fragmented OCR summary notes on Wilson interview and era figures
Fragmented text highligts Wilson and era figures with garbled names and phrases. Mentions crown prince, Metucean, Little boy, Ferdinand, United Press shifts, and an interview with a Western bride figure. Contains distorted names and unclear events, no clear single story.
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Wilton
Bey
Erdinnnd
Pabr
All Set For Balmy Breezes and Flowers
Fragmented OCR yields a hazy tale from Nebraska town life. The text mentions weather, winter scenes, and community bustle with references to gardens, flowers, and local events. Names and places are garbled, but hints of preparations for spring and public gatherings emerge amid unclear lines.
Agreement Reached Over Fox and Wolf River Flood Plan
Representatives of waterpower users and riparian land owners sign a formal agreement to govern flowage in the Fox and Wolf river valley drainage. The pact, awaiting ratification by a general membership, aims to end a forty year flood dispute. The plan requires Lake Winnebago level to stay within 15 inches of the Menasha dam crest and reallocates water draw and release near the dam crest during navigation openings.
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Association For the Relief
Association For
Fox River
Winnebago
Menasha Dam
Chicago Lady Known in Oshkosh Dies at Home
A Chicago woman prominent in Oshkosh society, Mrs. Camilla Frances Truman, died at her Avoca Wisconsin summer home last night. Survived by husband Nell Sarterios and a sister Alma Pmink Davies of Oakland. Official report lists numerous relatives and witnesses to her life in Chicago and Wisconsin.
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Prass
Mr. Arterics
Camilla Frances Truman
Avaca
Wis
Nell Sarterios
Smith Minton
Alme
A. Davnie
Oakland
Galtt
Tashtpeled. Mae Mire Sth Fs Tte Has Me Tass Lene
Fragmentary OCR text mentions snow prospects in Wisconsin Minnesota and nearby areas with Wednesday patterns. References Winneswen Sak Mapes Foywaxt and Gelder YO 7NPUH. Notes questionable dates and weather cues with mentions of North Thien Brow and South Dakothe hinting at cold northwest air and unsettled conditions across regions.
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Wisconsii
Mintia
Winneswen
Aed
Thien
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