La Follette Silent on 1924 Presidential Plans
Wisconsin progressive leader Robert M. La Follette refuses to answer Attorney General Daugherty who hinted at a challenge to President Harding. The senator gave only the remark Not a word as reporters sought his position on a possible Republican nomination.
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Frazer Edwards
United Press
Washington, D. C
Robert M. Lc Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Daugherty
Harding
Surprise at opening session in Marshfield bombing trial
Opening of the Marshfield bombing trial featured the Magnusen children Ethel and Edward aged 17 and 16 being cross examined by Special Prosecuting Attorney T W Brazeau. They admitted ink used on fake note pens and that their father helped repair their pens. Magnusen’s remarks on the Mill Creek drainage project and threats to shoot anyone opposing his property were recounted. Additional county witnesses are expected to testify this afternoon.
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Associated Presa
Wisconsiin Hantds
Wis
Marshfield
Ethel
Baward Magnusen
John Magnusen
James
Chapman
T. W. Brazeau
Mill Creek
FB. A. Upham
Magnugon
Magnuson
County
Waand
January Exports Reported By Commerce Departments
The United States January exports totaled 19 405 550 192 dollars, up from 16 169 000 000 last January, according to figures from commerce departments. The document notes figures are subject to revision and reflect overall trade activity for the month.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Mns Fieures
Milwaukee Light Primary Yields Small Vote Totals
In Milwaukee a light turnout defined the city primary. The five members of the school board slate led by the Voters' census group faced three Socialist candidates, with results reflecting a notably low vote in a long period.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Lensus
Canal Removes Sewage From Big Lake to Benefit Beaches
The Chicago sanitary district argues removal of Lake Michigan sewage improves summer resort beaches and erases the “necklace of scum.” Officials say river improvements increased lake passenger and freight traffic, while critics note Chicago river shipping shifts to Calumet region amid four state lawsuit.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Sanitary District
Lake Michi- San
William J. Lelealey
Sanitary District
Vrrinua Iaka
Calumet
Ganton and Milwaukee lead at the ABG Tournament
Milwaukee bowler Schario from Canton led the singles with 695 pins surpassing Elmer Lee of Milwaukee at 694. Milwaukee pair Muller and Summers topped the doubles with 1,273 pins. Atkinson of Milwaukee set what officials call a world three game AB C total record with 745.
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Associated Tress
Milwaukee
K. Schario
Canton
American Bowling Congress
Elmer Lee
Milhvnukee
Schuma
E. Muller
Summers
Gdae
Muller Hiad
A. Atkinson
A. B.C
Tut Nix
Ralph Wallace
Tis
New York
Noted veteran dies in Maple Rose home
Nirchwood Wisconsin mourns Civil War veteran Haver Erin who died at his Maple Rose residence near Birchwood. Born in Ohio he enlisted in the Twentieth Indiana Battery. Survived by five sons, twenty-five grandchildren and thirty-two great grandchildren.
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Associated Mrerg
Nirchwood
Wix
Seaial Haver Erin
Wisconsin
Maple Rose
Birchweod
Maver Wan
Ohio
Haver
Twentieth
Indiana Battery Volunteer Artists
Weather Bureau Says Rain Making Impossible
Washington D C United Press reports the United States Weather Bureau declares rain making and fog dispersal by electric sand planes are impossible. The study concludes that no method can control the weather and ridicules such schemes as unfeasible.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Tnitea Surtex Weather Bureau
Ure
Varius
Impos
Nema
Spring flood danger hits Wisconsin river valleys
With spring thaw under way, Wisconsin property along the Menominee and nearby rivers braces for floods. County officials set rowboats at Pigetstown to guard against rapid rises after past deluges while farmers in lower lands fear crop losses. Highland farmers expect bumper yields due to moisture as officials push flood prevention projects, including New London's canal plan awaiting work.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Menomonee
Pigetsville
Thomas A. Compion
London
New London
Government Agent Fooled Communists at Moscow Convention
Morrow testified that William Foster described forming the Trade Union Education League and a revolutionary program from Moscow. He said Foster advised keeping undercover until after the trial and that the court excluded parts of the document detailing the speech.
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Morrow
Russia
Associated Press
St. Joseph
Mich
Wiliam 2 Voster
K-17
Fran Morrow
Tfasiav
Aj Mont
Poster
Philadelphia
Witnens
Foster
Morreny
Vmerden
Koster
Sharla White
Marren
Trade Union Education League
Merraw
Moscow
Bassin
Feater
Morres
Conc
Chicago
Philip Aronberg
Chora
Dal Faces Showdown on Tax Dispute
Madison Speaker John J. Dahl faced a showdown with Governor Blaine over the Hanson bill repealing the personal property offset to the income tax. The caucus, 28 to 22, supported moving to a vote by killing a motion to table. Blaine redoubles efforts to gain more support as action nears.
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Madison
John J. Dah
Blaine
Assembly
C. E. Hanson
Dahl
Hanson
Immoral conduct evidence debated in House of David trial
Grand Rapids federal court hears extended testimony as defense seeks delay after ruling allowing evidence on alleged immoral conditions at Shiloh colony. Emma Loretta of Newark testifies about entering from Birmingham in 1906 and claims improper advances and drunkenness at Shiloh residence.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Hancell
Tsraelie House of David
Newton Harbor Calory
Judean Sater
House of David
Benjamin
Bond Saleswoman Dies In Illinois Hospital
Mina Muth Moody a bond saleswoman and pattered equestrienne died in a Chicago hospital at an uncertain age. The report notes she was known in social circles as a prominent figure in the local equestrian scene. The circumstances of her death or exact location in the state are not clearly detailed in the text.
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Trang
Chietga
Mina Muth Moody
Equestrienne
Niger
Spring Buds Bring The Nation A Warm Advance
Fragmented notes describe fluctuating weather across cities from New York to Detroit and Chicago. Forecasters report sudden warmth, rising temperatures, and later cold fronts with snow possible. experts urge caution as seasonal expectations shift.
Labor Move to Put Rue Up to League
Labor spokesmen foreshadow a move to involve major European governments and seek American intervention to settle a Hutber dispute amid fragmented parliamentary talks. The piece notes British, French, Belgian and Italian labor representatives debating a path to external mediation.
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Trean
Nitigus
Astonishing German Budget Deficit Raises Concerns
Berlin reports a staggering German budget deficit with the finance ministry admitting a large shortfall in ordinary administration funds and a tripling of projections for military and civil expenditures. Authorities warn of strain on social programs and debt servicing as revenue remains weak and spending outpaces income.
Nominated for mayor at Ashland primary
Incumbent and Charles Blane were named as mayoral candidates at Ashland's primary held yesterday. The report notes individuals and contests in the city election with no clear winners beyond the mayoral race.
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Ashland
Pras
Resting Mrs Harding Faces Preserving Rest Debate
Fragmentary text with garbled names and phrases references Mrs Harding and a presidential matter. It suggests a debated issue about a permittee and travel, with unclear dates and locations. The readable content centers on a political or ceremonial rest and associated figures in a confused report.
Unchanged condition in Gould case noted in New York report
A New York report states the condition of George J. Gould remains unchanged. The news brief notes no improvement or deterioration and mentions surrounding events in the same city context.
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George J. Gould
Pardons and parole mark long federal sentence in brief notice
A terse report notes that Parbons man Thdwell, a half breed Charo kee Qidlan of Oldlahemi, was pardoned after serving many years. An official at the department explains the Madwell glory and the act of clemency follows a federal penitentiary release in Athens after two decades of confinement.
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City United Reve
Privala
Hetlon
Churner
Oldlahemi
Atheota
Venice
Fife
Elie
Princess Not Expecting the Stork
A garbled note reports a royal pregnancy rumor with references to a prince and a misaligned cast of names. The text hints at a public interest story about an anticipated heir and court life, but details are unclear.
Unusual rush by women in all parts of the country
United Press reports a nationwide spike in Easter shopping as women spend about 15 percent more than last year. In New York Fifth Avenue, modistes note demand shifts toward different styles with Egyptian influences still common. Major stores report sales up roughly 12 percent despite dreary weather.
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United Press
New York
America
Fifth Avenue
Teapite Gaston
Assembly caucus showdown over Cr. 12 Hanson bill ends in roll call
In a heated session chairmen Tuffley and Dahl battled over the Cr. 12 Hanson bill on ad valorem tax offsets as Governor Dunnies supporters fail to gain motions. Speaker Mindson and factions aligned with Governor Dunnie prepared for a roll call while Charles Tilley and BE R Minter plotted counter moves to split the opposition. The insurgents and governor loyalists pressed for control as the floor fight continued Thursday night.
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OBY
Associated Press
Iohn
Dahl
Assembly
Hanson
A& Specielder
Dbvnnie
Speater Trady
Ihthie Telit
Charles Tilley
Coca
Minter
Pianota
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