Rural Farmers occupy state senate to press foreclosure relief
Several hundred farmers and families massed at the Wisconsin State Capitol to back a bill for compulsory mediation and jury trials in foreclosure cases. The Senate approved a hearing before a committee of the whole and urged delaying foreclosures, while a motion to adopt Donley tax provisions failed amid party divisions.
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Morley Kely
Fond du Lac
Regulo Circuit
Capitol
Faraay Association
Farm Union
Muli Pool
Kelly
Aasca
Stnate
Wii BP
Maine
Deiraird
Tonew
Carroll
Milwaukee official files $5,000 bond amid probe
Milwaukee registry of deeds clerk John W. Kelley filed a $5,000 surety bond to cover the full $14,000 bonding for his office. The bond follows an investigation sparked by his son and deputy admitting defalcations near $10,000. The elder Kelley awaits the governor’s decision on ouster hearing testimony.
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Milwaukee
Jonn W. Kelley
Kelley
One of the worst yellow floods hits the deep south
Floods in Arkansas and Mississippi, fueled by yellow waters, threaten tens of thousands of acres and homes as engineers guardsmen convicts and Red Cross workers mobilize. Mississippi river authorities propose a 50 million dely reservoir system to curb rampaging streams after inspections in north Mississippi basins. Yazoo river suffers most with convicts sandbagging a danger point. About 15 000 lowlanders displaced and 200 families forced from homes as floodwaters rise.
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Tenn
Mississippi Valley
National
Red Cross
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Harley B. Ferguson
Vicksburg
Miss
Congress
Ferguson
Coldwater
Tallahatchie
Yazoo River
Missisippi
Yazoo
Ifton
Dinver
Opposition to naval maneuvers in the Pacific voiced by Methodists
The article reports a religious group from Yond du Lac opposing naval maneuvers in the Pacific. It notes involvement of the German Episcopal church or related bodies and references members like J. Lane, Shateng, and LC Parkes with affiliations to the movement. The period appears in the late 19th century, lampooning or documenting reactions to military actions.
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Pacific
Parkes Bersiate
Meri
CDRA
Opera Singer Killed in Auto Accident
Opera singer Rae G. Tain Poet Gee ROT dies in a road crash. Authorities report a fatal automobile collision involving the renowned vocalist and a passenger vehicle on a rural highway. The incident prompted a murmur of tributes from fellow artists and local officials.
Wisconsin housing activity predicted to rise this spring
Milwaukee report from the state housing administration states that overall building activity in Wisconsin should increase this spring due to federal stimulus through housing programs. The emphasis remains on mobilizing sanctioned setup to unlock idle funds for loans and modern repair work across the state.
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Bi Iwin
Shanke
Weite
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Weihe
Ban Oak
Dust Storm Rips Through Midwest With Heavy Dust
Fragments describe a severe dust storm sweeping a large area from the southwest into the Midwest. Dense fine soil darkens streets and offices as winds mix dust with low visibility and fallout. Residents report weathering dirty conditions, with clothing and surfaces coated by the gritty haze.
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Soith
Man Who Took Orders for Baby Chicks in Appletsh Court
Sir Hersan Wye faces charges after allegedly handling orders for baby chicks in Apple t'sh court. Officials claim the case centers on agricultural supply missteps and mismanagement allegations.
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Appletsh
Fiddle Classes Claim Inadequate Medical Care
A report from local organizers alleges fiddle classes are not receiving adequate medical care during sessions. The complaint cites safety gaps and calls for improved supervision and access to first aid resources.
Darrow NRA Views Debated in Assembly Hearing
Prominent attorney Darrow testified as proponents urged a measure to curb code authority reach. The assembly rejected amendments and sent the bill to a committee for further hearing, with opposition from Rep. Vaughan and others labeling the NRA as aligned with big business.
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Une Venghan Byllo Techach
Uae
AL Astemh Vinah
Milton Murry
Republican
Milwaukee
Jon Pend
Pride Assembly Aad
DOD
Michill
Ead
Magar Deane Hai
Bisa
Ife
Peterson
Berl
Rave
Hal
Pdt
Dunham
B. M. Vaughan
Fails to Quit Corporations of Uncle Sam Debates $830 Million Relief Bill
Washington fights over a $830 million public works relief bill as Senator Schallfirms the government’s emergency corporations, like the Surplus Relief Corp., intrude on private business. The 69 to 49 vote rejected amending to liquidate several agencies within 80 days, sparked by GOP criticism and Roosevelt-era policy reminders.
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Senator Schall
Minnesota
la Follette
Old Oliver
Associated
Washington
Sehall
Schall
America
Roosevelt
Lind
Delaware
Roose
United States
Note of Protest to Germany Sparks Conference Plan
An Associated Press report describes France’s protest note to Berlin over German conscription and armament expansion. It notes a planned three power conference with France Great Britain and Italy to discuss the European crisis, with Eden representing Britain and Teleco to represent Italy while Paris presses for a Versailles treaty issue to be raised at the League of Nations.
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Tilviog Suriul
Germany
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Pierre Laval
Mainoter
Thrabinik
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Mars
Crem
Matiiannes
Larry
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