Miners Trapped After Kinloch Mine Blast
Paranasus Pa residents faced a mine disaster as a Kinloch explosion left between thirty and fifty miners unaccounted for amid more than 300 workers underground. About 100 escaped within two hours, with officials noting a possible number might reach safety from a side entry five miles away. Six workers near the tipple were injured but not seriously, as rescue teams continued efforts and families waited in Kinloch.
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Parnasus, Pa
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Company
Parnassus
Tam
Lippie
Son of congressman missing in wreck at Drocourt
Washington Congressmans son Harold Nelson 21 reports his brother Robert 24 missing after two Canadian National trains collide near Drocourt Ont. The brothers were traveling from Madison to a fishing trip in Alberta when the wreck occurred and a telegram from Harold said Robert is missing but he is okay. Enquiry into cause underway with reports a engineer may have passed a stop signal.
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Washington, D. C
John M. Nelson
Madison
Wis
Harold Nelson
Robert M. Nelson
Canadian National Railway
Drocourt
Robert
Dracourt
Alberta
Toronto
Ont
U.R
Canada
Gancidis
Winnipeg
Sault Ste. Marie
J. E. Harcourt
Oshkosh Man Arrested on Highway Robbery Charge
A 26 year old man from Oshkosh faces highway robbery counts after an incident described on a Denver road. A police dog attacked a companion of a woman named Dorothy Hamm, biting its ear. the dog was reportedly unharmed, and Hamm escaped injury.
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Oshkosh
Denver
Dorothy Hamm
Francis M. Eckhart
Miss Hamm
Germany Given Allied War Pay Terms
Dr Hjalmar Schacht will head to Berlin with word that Allied reparations experts propose 1.75 billion marks as Germany’s annuities under a new plan. The offer, shrouded in secrecy, may reduce Dawes-era payments by roughly 700 to 800 million cold marks. Germany’s government has not signaled acceptance and plans a high level meeting with industrial and financial leaders to share responsibility.
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Paris
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichstank
Berlin
Schacht
Rudolf Hilferding
Germany
Oklahoma Grapples With Fourth Governor Since 1923
Oklahoma City reports the removal of Governor Henry S. Johnston for general incompetency by a Senate court. Lieutenant Governor Holloway, acting chief executive since Johnston’s suspension, becomes Oklahoma’s fourth governor in six years amid two years of political turbulence and impeachment battles.
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Oklahoama City
Oklas
Johnston
Senate
House of Representatives
Joab
Elias
O. O. Hammonds
Barney Grogan Dies at Fort Atkinson Wisconsin
Chicago obituary notes Barney Grogan a long time Democratic ward boss and saloonkeeper in Chicago’s Eighteenth and Twenty-seventh wards. He organized lodging houses for political purposes, led campaigns for alderman, survived saloon bombings and raids, and died at a Port Atkinson hospital at age 48.
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Barney Grogan
Fort Atkinson
Chicago
Berehard J
Harrison
Arney
Ort
van Buren Street
yLergidaes
Grogan
Atkinson Hospital
Scenic beauty of the stream spurs dam permit limit
The assembly approved a bill barring dam construction in a Wolf River stream, citing scenic beauty and public enjoyment as grounds for the railroad commission to refuse a permit. The measure carries an amendment restricting dam erection to protect natural aesthetics.
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Madison—.F
Railroad Commission
Wolf River
Communist uprising reported in Kiang province
An American missionary telegram from Peking reports a large communist uprising in southern Kiang province. About 100 people were believed killed. Several American missions were burned, but all missionaries escaped, according to the telegram.
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Peking
China
Kiangs
Governor faces impeachment charge over dismissed aide
The governor, citing attacks by disappointed spoilsmen, refused to discharge her aide after a tribunal suspended him and Johnston opened. Johnston accepted Mrs Hammond’s resignation as she testified he had declined to oust his secretary amid rumors of impropriety. The charge, part of ill-fated 1927 articles of impeachment, was not renewed.
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Johnston
Hammond
Youth Thief Driver Placed In Jail After Car Crash
Edward Kulinowski, 19, was jailed at his father's request after police traced the stolen family car to a ditch scene fourteen miles south of Milwauker. The driver, who had collided the vehicle injuring five companions, was identified by his father Vincent Kulinowski and detained by authorities.
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Milwauker—ii
Edward Kulinowski
Vincent
Kulinowski
Wisconsin floods and ice dam break near Beloit and Fond du Lac
Wisconsin river ice breakup and dam gate openings allow ice to pass downstream. Flood reports from Stevens Point to Beloit describe rapid rises on the Wisconsin and Rock rivers, with rail service disrupted and dams, cottages, and infrastructure damaged. Authorities warn boil-water advisories in Fond du Lac as floods continue to threaten lowlands and transportation.
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Wisconsin Raunds
Wis
Wisconsin
Heyve
Stevens
Paint
Milwaukee
U.P
Rock River
Beloit
New London
Northport
Nekocsia
Stevenns Pot
Fond Au Lae i
Wiening
Belo
Fort Atkinson
Koshkonong
Two Injured in Calumet Derailment at Lake Linden
A Calumet and Heela Consolidated Copper work train derailed at Lake Linden on Wednesday injuring two men, one seriously. Edward Levesque, 37, sustained a broken leg and possible internal injuries while a second crewman escaped serious harm as sixty passengers avoided injury.
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Calumet
Calumet & Heela Consolidated Copper Company
Lake Linden
Edward Levesque
Burn death after naphtha blast claims Mrs. Strader
Mrs. Harold T. Strader of Claire Wisconsin Upper Peninsula died last night from injuries sustained yesterday when a naphtha explosion caused severe burns. The incident left Strader with critical burns and ongoing medical treatment. Her death follows the fiery accident that occurred in Claire, with local authorities investigating the cause of the blast.
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Fan Claire
Wis
U.P
Harald T. Strader
Mooney May Get Freedom Despite Prosecution Efforts
Despite fierce prosecution, reports indicate Thomas Mooney could win freedom as major witness Estelle Amith testifies about his role and a drug influenced chain of events. The case involves Willing and Mooney, with statements from Miss Smith and others linking actions to a doorway scene and a courthouse tally of evidence.
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Estelle Amith
Thomas Mooney
Warren Ax
Billings
Mooney
Willing
Miss Smith
Prison For Life
Jude
Lesii- Ciory Wits
Charles Mo Wickert
Attarves
Tallawnee
Maonr Khewe
San Quentis
Moony
Jain
Rona
Miss Anne Morrow to Be a June Bride
Mexico City reports Miss Anne Morrow and Col. Tandbergh plan a June wedding. They have delayed deciding whether to wed in Mexico or the United States, with two visits anticipated before the ceremony. Officials hope the marriage occurs in Mexico, where the romance began, while conditions may force a foreign venue.
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Mexico City
Anne Marrow
Marrow
Col
AL Tandbergh
Mexico
United States
Miss Morrow
Plang
Early adjournment eyed as finance panel moves on
The joint finance committee plans to submit the major appropriation bill to the legislature by April 1. Efforts to speed the budget process include subcommittee visits to state institutions and schools, with heads of institutions allowed to present before the committee in Madison.
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Joint Finance Committee
Fd. YY
Hilker
Crom Rachie
Chen
German Press Attacks Dead French Marshal as Inveterate Hater
A German newspaper barrage denounces the late French marshal as an inveterate hater, criticizing his actions at the armistice signing and questioning his role and character. Editors discuss the death’s impact on German morale and the public’s reaction to the funeral.
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Berlin
Germany
Opei Hos
Nedhanes
Whel Bawrsen Courier
Lokal
Sard
Becsare
Giel Net
Becuse
Combat Looks Likely Between Nationalists and Faction at Hankow
Nanking, China. War between the nationalist government and the faction controlling Hankow, Wuchang, and Hanyang seems inevitable. President Chiang Kai Shek denounced Wuhan supporters Fa Tsung Tu and Yeh Chi, calling the national government revolutionary and ready to use revolutionary methods. Marshal Li Chai Sum, Canton governor and leading Kwangsi factionist, has been detained, with no personal danger reported.
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Nanking
China
Kuhan
Hankow
Wuchang
Hanyang
Chiang Kai Shek
Ning
Tnnan
Fa Tsung Tu
Yeh Chi
Wuhan
Chiang
National Government of
Li Chai Sum
Canton
Kwangsi Group S
Sheriffs Seek Two Escapees From Houghton Jail
Houghton Michigan sheriff forces search for Arvid Tochainen and Ben Kavi after they allegedly aided by friends escaped from Houghton county jail Tuesday night. Sheriff Gust Hamina said five other prisoners refused to join the pair.
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Houghton, Mich
Arvid Tochainen
Ben Kavi
Liberty
Houghton County
Gust Hamina
San
Olaf and Martha Marry in Oslo Church Ceremony
Olaf crown prince of Norway weds Princess Martha niece of King Gustav of Sweden in Church of Our Saviour ceremony. Attended by royal family and diplomats, with 200 guests at a royal luncheon. Honeymoon to follow on the continent. crowd cheers marked by formal royal pageantry.
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Osto
Norway
Olaf
Martha
Gustav
Sweden
Carl
Duke of York
Gale
Johan Lunde
King Hanken
Queer Maud P
Royal Palace
Amy
Walforn
Prince Olaf
Keke
Haakon
Quen Maud
Jnnchory
Gustav Adolph
Ane
Pring Axel
Denmark
Pring Henry
Holland
Mirke Royal Lansil
Marva
High Hoa
Hex Hather
Prin Cl
Shear
Lil
Wade
Anders
Eure
Alvin Bean
Sentenced for Child Kidnapping Stuns Community
A massed report shows a wealthy San Leandro man linked to Toledo as reclerked to Folsom penitentiary for kidnapping a four year old, Windfelt. The case, dated March 2, outlines potential extension up to twenty years at the prison board's discretion amid Associated Press notes and weather obs from Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota with cloudy periods and light snow anticipated Friday.
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Oakhound
Califfe -Qavida
San Leandro Manefacturer
Toledo
Folsom Penitentiary
F Windfelt
Vetule
Bonte
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Calder Towight
Soit Patel Frbachey
Porthan
Michigan
Wight
Oshkosh Man Stands Charged In Hold Up Case
Frank Hable, an Oshkosh resident, faces a municipal court charge for a hold up of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson on Ceape Street. A shotgun was used in the alleged crime, reportedly over two fish. Preliminary exam set for March 26, with bond fixed at 4000.
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Frank [Table
Oshkosh
Charles Johnson
Central Avenue
Hable
Ceape Street
Mable
Johnson
Goss
Hoover Seen Favoring Flexible Farm Relief Plan
President Hoover is described as preferring a measure not tied to rigid formulas for farm relief. He is said to favor creating a federal board with broad authority to handle crises in agriculture, reducing reliance on fixed formulas and emphasizing skilled leadership over strict policy. The approach blends Treasury support with minimal direct government meddling in farming.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Washington, DC
Hoover
Orminias
Thirty Invited To Appear Before Farm Hearing Committee
Washington U P Thirty witnesses including farmers economists cooperative organizers and citizens were invited to appear before the senate agriculture committee hearings starting next Monday on the new farm bill. The hearings head by new secretary of agriculture Arthur M Hyde. Views reportedly align with President Hoover. Hearings to finish in ten days to two weeks to allow communities to draft a bill ready for action when Congress meets in its special session in April.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Agriculture Committee
Arthur M. Hyde
Hoover
Congress
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Yale Law School
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