Oshkosh Triumphs Over New Richmond in Wisconsin Tourney
Oshkosh High School defeated New Richmond 29 to 13 to advance to the second round of the Wisconsin interscholastic basketball championship. Hotchkiss led Oshkosh with nine free throws and two field goals as Oshkosh built a 15 to 2 halftime lead.
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Associated Press
Madison
Oshkosh High School
New Richmond
Fox River Valley
Oshkosh
Hotchkiss
Northwestern
Mtchmond
Despondency Blamed in Death by Own Action
A news note reports Grant Weber, aged 58, a noted planter, died by his own hand. The account cites despondency linked to an incurable disease and worsening health. He reportedly wrapped a cord around himself and died at his home.
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Monrot
Grant Weber
Denver
Cuba
Ford Buys Large Kentucky Coal Land Tract
Henry Ford has acquired a substantial coal land parcel in Kentucky spanning Clay and Estern Counties for an investment of twelve to twenty million dollars. The deal covers a vast coal reserve and signals a major expansion in Ford’s energy assets.
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Ford
Kentucky
Asengared
Tesington
Henry Ford
Clay
Teste
Lawrence College Wins Oregon Debate
Lawrence College defeated Willamette University in a hard fought on Wednesday by a one decision. Team members for Lawrence included Trever Appleton Mari Neenah Willard Henoch Midycuker with opponents Ward Southworth Robert Nutson and Robert Littler from Salem Oregon. Rodney Alden accompanied the Western College tour.
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Associated Preps
Appleton, Wie
Lawrency College
Nepadte
Williamette University
Ore
Louwrencé Seagon
Lawrence
Kart ,Trever
Appleton
Dan Mari
Neenah
Willard H. Henoch
Midycuker
Williamette
Ward Southworth
Robert Nutson
Robert Littler
Salem
Rodney W. Alden
Western, College
Belgian Troops Hold Harbor at Hoch Emmerich
Belgian forces occupy Krupp harbor at Mock Emmerich on the Rhine near Duisburg to compel exports and collect a 16 percent tax on goods shipped. Germans use smuggling tricks to move money from Berlin into the occupied area as French customs officers seize bundles of notes found under vegetable shipments.
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Associated Presa
Duesseldorf
Krupp
Mock Emmerich
Rhine
Duisburg
Berlin
White men launch oil war against Todjang in Oklahoma
In Wonkawa Oklahoma white men press an oil field dispute near a cemetery site claimed by the Todjang. Knox WH company operatives urge wells to be planted on leased ground once held since 1889, amid armed resistance feared as tension rises over the back country oil venture.
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United Press
Y Wonkawa
Okla
Oklahoma City
Americas
Litle
Mammoth Derriche
Knox WH Company
Enid
Carly
Bryan Seeks Nominee for Democratic Look to Kansan Ayers
Frazer Edwards reports Bryan backs William A Ayers of Kansas for the Democratic presidential nomination. Ayers, three-term U S congressman, is described as progressive and antiwets but unknown nationally, gaining Bryan’s serious consideration as a potential nominee.
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United Press
T Washington
Wiliam Jennings Ryan
Kanetas
Front Wall Street
Coammoner
William A Avery
Woehtta Kan
New Congress
Avers
Bryan
Washington
Kansas
Congress
Wiewuhvuck
Henk F T
Airyan
Democratia
Wall Street
Bevan Hooming Ayers
Follette Vindicated Again in Wisconsin War Debate
The Wisconsin Assembly adopted the Minter resolution reaffirming faith in Senator La Follette, praising his wartime leadership. The vote tallied 4018 with 18 opposition votes as critics charged the move as peacetime hysteria and attacked La Follette’s wartime record.
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Minter
Associated Treas
Madison
Frobert M. Tua Fotlette
Wisconsin A5sein
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
la Follette
Miner
Ta Tollette
A.B. Matheson
Janesvine
la, Follette
Matheson Bauch
Courier
Robert Caldwell
Lenk
la Folletta
United States
Robert Ma Ya Moliette
Matheson
Lt. Paljette
Ils Grand
Fever girl withdraws confession amid fever rumor
Evelyn Lean, hospitalized with high fever, retracts an Associated Press confession claiming doctors pressured her to stay in bed. Friends say the fear of publicity fueled conflicting reports as nurses and physicians pursued cooling measures.
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Cby
Rede Y Scsnuba
Escamaba
Etelyn Lean
Tine
Raul
Evelyn
Asthougl
Ater
Taelin Sharpl
No Operation On Senator Under Conditon
Fragmentary report notes no operation performed on Senator Nicholson and mentions officials including the secretary of the interior and others. It states the senator was to return home when a private car became available. The text is garbled with multiple illegible terms.
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Nicholson
Horchester
Winn
Sammert
Denver
Der
Interior
Mave Tints
Mehwhean Ie
Nationa
Battleship Iowa Shelling Mississippis Defenses Ends In Damage
The battleship Iowa engaged the Mississippi defenses off Marylumad Bay on March 21. Fire from the battleship and accompanying ships damaged multiple targets along the waterline as the New York–style barrage attempted to neutralize the cruiser fleet. President Porras of Panama and high officials observed from Nees Sagalip as the action unfolded.
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Marylumad
Pastaina Bay
Mississippi
Iowa
Bob Evans
Santiago
Mississipp Skuns
Porras
Panama
Denby
Washinton
Percy Bennett
Britishminster
Pann
Nees Sagalip
Marsland
Mrs Anna Bazzi Held for Homicide
Fragmented report states Mrs Anna Bazzi is held on a homicide charge in New York. The document mentions a wealthy Bronx family background and allegations tied to a presiding, unclear event dated around mid February. Authorities pursue further details as heirs appear involved.
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New York
Anna Pavel Heise
Sr Inetaer
Bronk Comteacar Wien
Sermon Heard In Private Rail Car During Test
Reported in Chicago with Agdociated Press notes a sermon broadcast from a private rail car as speeds reached sixty miles per hour. KIvl metlon picture and radio test equipment aboard Chicago to New Orleans trip described amid wind and noise.
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Strew
Chicago
Aermion
Kansas City
Apecdfas Aeroas
Glir Vek
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Dag Railway
New Orleans
Building Destroyed in Fire at Local Factory
A factory fire caused extensive damage this morning as a structure collapsed and debris spread across the site. Emergency crews contained the blaze with several injuries reported and investigations underway by local authorities.
Paid Stranger For Big Job
A schemed paying of a stranger for a job is described with multiple garbled lines. The text mentions a payment of 200 dollars for trouble and a failing effort to contact a person named Geinerakt, followed by vague references to a marine office and a federal case. The fragmentary report suggests an ongoing investigation.
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Milwauke
Moennenpelis
Federal Buakline
Aarti
Pete
Jett Cattersroo
Marine
Marshals Office
Piggly Wiggly drives stock market crazy
Clarence Saunders the Piggly Wiggly president demanded shorts in the market settle at 150 dollars a share by 3 pm or a price of 250 dollars would be demanded and the matter taken to court. He claimed his Pigely Wiggly market moves disrupted Wall Street gamblers and investors as he revealed he had never before bought stock on the New York stock exchange.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Wall Street
Clarence Saunders
Piggly Wiggly
Shorts
Saunders
New York Stock Exchange
MBS Akeley Granted Divorce From Noted African Game Hunter
A historical notice reports the divorce of MBS Akeley from a famed African game hunter. The brief item notes the separation occurred within a public notice, naming the individuals and the dissolution of their marriage. The report provides limited context beyond the action and parties involved.
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MBS
Akeley
New Top Men in Boubles Appear
Reported changes in local leadership show new top men emerging in Boublies with names including Weiner and Catt Todaw. The scene notes recent shifts, with mentions of missteps and attempts to topple a crnie, while a focus on female involvement is noted and a pledge of stability by Phaadetaip.
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Malainien
Novalio
Wisconsin Senate tightens private detective laws
Wisconsin Senate engrossed a bill to regulate private detectives with strict licensing and registration. The measure, introduced by Senator Quick, would require detectives to register with the secretary of state and local officials, and prohibit union labor disruption in investigations.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Mm Atte
Quick
State Wing First Point in Bomb Case
The Wisconsin court overruled the defense motion to deny John Corbett and August Woyach testimony in the John Misnuson bombing trial. The state won admissibility of Corbett’s dredge explosion testimony and Woyach’s superintendent testimony, advancing the prosecution’s case in the long-running trial.
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John Corbett
Associated Frege
Wisconsin Stupids
Wis
John Misnuson
Jampag Jt
Chapman
Ciriult Court
Cpurt
August Woyach
Intervention By Ekern Delivers Agreement After Dispute
A strained political clash over the Dig Offset bill edges toward settlement after General Herman J. Ekern intervenes, guiding talks between Governor and Assembly leaders. Key figures including Senator La Follette’s representative push for a compromise while legal advisers discuss re refer to committee actions. The session seeks a resolution amid disputes over timing and legislative referents.
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Assuciited Press
Madipun
Herman J Kern
la Pfollette
Irmuit
Agreaprena
Tavatian Samurte
S Mafivetn
Weber Ale
Odlane
Aneiy
Garomblanen
Wek
Guy Esnar
Athiney
Mkert
Speier Vahl Amd
Sneakep
Covernor Plater
Anerese
Ihasetsien
Bng
Hardings To Return In Early April
President Harding plans a return to Washington in early April likely between April 7 and 10, after a cruise with the Pioneer. The trip is expected to resume travel from the near Atlantic with Mrs. Harding and a party of colleagues, arriving back in the capital later in the week.
Speculators blamed for sharp rise in the price
Secretary Hoover said price increases in sugar are unjustified and ordered a federal trade commission inquiry. He cited a world surplus and warned that speculators may be pushing prices up. Rep Dal linger urged hand to mouth buying and prosecutions of sugar gamblers. The People's Legislative service claimed $15 million has been stolen by speculators and warned of a $500 million impact.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hoover
United Press
Federal Trade Commission
Dallinger
Massachusetts
Harding
People’s Legislative Service
Basil Manly
la Follette
Department of Justice
Grant
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