GILLETT TO SPEED UP SOLDIER BONUS BILL
Washington, D C The soldier bonus bill will be taken up by three house Thursday under suspension as the rules under a plan agreed upon today at a conference between Speaker Gillett and Chairman Campbell of the rules committee. The speaker was said to entertain a motion to suspend the rules. Lampe would call the meeting of his committees tomorrow morning, at which he will ask committee members to report a rule designating Thursday as suspension day, with a proviso that four hours of debate on the bill shall be provided.
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Madison meeting crowns basketball champions in college district
Wisconsin teams competed in a Madison event to decide state basketball champions. The schedule listed games across multiple towns and the winner’s path included two Friday games to determine finalists and third place, with byes for favored entrants and referees noted.
Texas Justice Is Taken From Home
A report from Beaumont Texas says a man named Pelt vanished from his home after masked men dragged him away. An official description matches a man in a teal shirt and mid blue vest seen nearby. Mrs Pelt reports receiving three letters signed Au Riuy ian warning her husband to flee the city.
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New Japanese Ambassador Discussed in Washington
Tokyo signals debate over appointing a new Japanese ambassador to Washington amid a flurry of rumor. The event follows illness and a months long leave for a senior official, with Mariann Hanihorn noted as delegate to the Washington arms conference and the minister of foreign affairs general at San Francisco referenced among the prominent figures.
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Unidentified hero rescues three women from burning flat
An unidentified man saved three women from a burning flat in what authorities describe as a dramatic rescue. A fourth woman overcome by smoke was also rescued by firefighters before the man vanished, leaving investigators no clue to his identity.
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Joint Trial Question in Obenchain Burch Cases
United Press report outlines whether the second trial of Madalynne Obenehan and A C Burch for the murder of Belton Kennedy would be held jointly or separately. The question was to be decided by the Superior Court in Los Angeles, with earlier proceedings ending in a hung jury.
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No Intimation On Succeeding Siibecker Unclear Proceedings
Report discusses uncertainty over who will be named to succeed SiBecker. Mentiones court plans for a March 14 trial date, possible candidates from various counties, and Governor Blaine’s intimations. Notes district attorney investigation into a discordant Mrs Ghenebuma vote and acquittal influence.
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State lawmakers gear up for lean special session
Madison reports not more than a dozen legislators intend to attend a special session on Governor Walker’s plan to repeal a prior measure. Leaders from both parties cite scheduling conflicts as the session to debate the repeal looms, with several names listed as possible attendees.
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Children Crusaders Ask President to Free Fathers
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Jury to Try Tex Rickard Report Detained in Court
fragmentary notes recount a trial involving Tex Rickard with references to jurors and a criminal assault case. mentions Ves buried Presa Sew Verh Selene as a girl and a promoter, uncertain details about the proceedings and the Supreme Court.
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Order to Suspend Work to Be Issued
The Associated Press reports that an order to suspend work on a coal mine will be issued this afternoon. Philip Miller, president of the United Mine Workers, says about 600 men may be affected.
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Sir Robert Horne on British Debt
Sir Robert Horne speaks today on Britain's debt problem and funding options. He outlines government actions to stabilize finances, remarks on repayable loans, and discusses potential impacts on economic policy and domestic creditors.
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Jury to Try Arbuckle Selected Testimon Jury
Fragmented OCR text indicates selections for a jury in the Arbuckle case with references to attorneys and testimony. The readable portions point to a trial context and potential pretrial remarks, but substantial details are missing to form a complete report.
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Britain Plans to Pay Half Year's Interest
London report states Sir Robert Home is the chancellor of the exchequer announcing Britain will pay half year's interest on government debts. The plan targets upcoming debt servicing amid economic concerns and aims to reassure markets.
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Primary election chaos and candidate field in city races
Readers see a crowded field as primaries proceed across towns and cities in the state. Voters face contests for mayor and council seats with numerous candidates, party resources, and unclear outcomes shaping local politics today.
Congressional debate on Sourcowep treaty and army aid
Congress holds a Foreign Affairs hearing on the Brazilian centennial commission while Republican leaders push for army appropriation and potential bonus provisions amid ongoing treaty discussions.
Dr Wefdfeldt New Minister From Germany
A veteran diplomat Dr Ged Wefdfeldt is appointed minister from Germany to the United States, discussed in depth with officials. He is described as experienced in German affairs, prepared for liaison on policy matters and expected to contribute to wartime coordination and postwar planning. The report notes potential shifts in diplomacy and the ongoing tension between nations.
Arnold Attacks Banking Commissioner Action
Victor H. Arnold criticizes the bank regulator and questions the commissioner's conduct. The contested move involves the Madison Wisconsin financial matter and a pending committee hearing. The narrator portrays Arnold challenging the commissioner's authority and the process.
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Chamberlain states premier to seek vote on policy
The article reports Neville Chamberlain indicating the premier will request a vote on his policy in the House of Commons. He criticizes current cabinet views and emphasizes the government must test confidence on key proposals. The piece notes economic concerns and the need for clear authorization from Parliament.
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Plan for Cooperative Activities Near the Wisconsin Towns
A near eight- to ten- year span plan is discussed by local leaders and attendees at a gathering in a Wisconsin county setting. The meeting covers cooperative outreach, shared services, and potential venue arrangements with multiple community groups and local officials present.
Free State Sentiment Rising Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate rising public sentiment for the Free State, with scattered phrases suggesting public support growth. Mentions of locations, groups, and dates are unreadable, but the core sense points to broader approval and anticipated shifts in local stance.
Madison Man Dies of Grief at Wife's Death
A Madison man died after grieving his wife’s death. The report notes intense sorrow and suggests the couple faced hardship or illness preceding the fatal grief. Authorities provided no further details on the cause of death or timing.
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Elevators for Marketing and Legal Notices Inconsistencies
The fragmented OCR text references elevators for marketing and official notices, with scattered names such as Cy Toth, Orem Via, and Hu. It mentions a complex array of entities, dates, and actions, but the readable segments lack coherent events or outcomes to confirm a clear news item or public notice.
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Republicans Retain Hold of Third District in Maine
Republicans win and keep control of Maine’s Third District in a local election. The outcome solidifies party representation amid a contested race at polling places and party offices statewide.
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Government aims to unite miners and operators
The piece notes government hopes to group miners and operators together in a broader effort. It references Washington and Garston and mentions political or industrial context but lacks clear event details. The text shows fragments about planning and meetings with unclear dates or participants.
Secretary Hughes Defends Four Power Pact Criticism
Secretary Hughes replied to Senate critics over the four power pact, denying a secret U S British agreement and rejecting claims of hidden understandings. A telegram from Cravath questioned talk of informal dealings, while the White House stressed no secret terms beyond the public treaty.
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Hughes Explains the Attitude of America on Occupation Expense
The article reports on Secretary Hughes addressing public opinion regarding costs of occupation. It outlines government position, public sentiment, and monetary concerns tied to foreign postwar duties.
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500 Line Conductor Killed at Waukesha
A 500 line conductor was killed at Waukesha in a tragic accident. Police report unclear details as the event involved a collision between two carts near the power station. Investigators seek witnesses and await a full charging decision. Local officials declared a temporary safety precaution around the scene.
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Touring Wisconsin for Disabled Vets Tour Card
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a traveling event in Wisconsin for disabled veterans. It mentions a tour with dates and locations connected to veteran support activities. Details are unclear due to garbled lines but the core idea is a Wisconsin tour aiding disabled veterans with outreach and services.
Milwarke Tragedy In Gravel Collapse
A worker was killed when tons of gravel buried him at a Milwaukee site. Rescue efforts were hindered by shifting material and poor access. Police and investigators are reviewing the accident scene and safety procedures. Further details were not immediately available.
Drriest in Seventh District Minnesota Favors Incumbent Outcry
The Seventh District race in Minnesota features efforts to renominate and election integrity concerns. Mentioned are Ron Uessepbathue Andrew Volatead, Théodorchridteinsen Chaitin, and Ly Apikaprattons with campaign activity amid troubling fraud accusations and a reelection push.
Cotton and Worsted Plant Cuts Wages by Twenty Percent
In Lawrence Massachusetts the cotton and worsted mills announced wage reductions of about 20 percent affecting thousands of workers. The move comes as part of a broader industry adjustment with similar reductions expected from allied mills. Details on dates and scope remain unclear as the plan unfolds after March 27.
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Belfast street shooting targets protest over sniper danger
Gunmen opened fire on a Belfast street killing or wounding persons as military forces arrived to scene. Eyewitnesses report a fusillade while residents fled under cover and workers planned protests over sniper protection.
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Bulgaria Applies to League for Ter Meulen Plan
Bulgaria seeks League approval to operate the Ter Meulen Plan. A finance committee investigation notes it as a top line of importance and indicates a possible decision after the Genoa conference.
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