Foreigners Flee Germany Citing High Taxes And Prices
Foreigners are leaving Germany as a storm nears, pressured by high prices and special taxes on non Germans. In Berlin February foreign hotel arrivals fell to 12 735 from eight times that amount in 1922. City hotel taxes rise to 80 percent for outsiders, pushing rates above London and Paris and driving travelers to other European regions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Bern
London
Paris
Dresden
Munich
Rhine
Labor Bills Die in Both Senate and Assembly
Madison reports labor bills were killed in both houses as six day vacation for elections and Sunday rest measures were debated. The assembly indefinitely postponed eight hour day legislation while the senate killed a bakery eight hour bill and a real estate broker board reform bill faced mixed fate.
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Sheriff seriously wounded by bandits in Farmers State raid
Sheriff Albert Maver was seriously wounded near Wenimeretanit Kansas when shot by two bandits during a robbery. The robbers escaped with $1600 as Maver tried to capture them by a ruse and was struck by buckshot. pursuit underway.
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Einstein Announces New Theory Surpassing Relativity
Prof Albert Einstein, renowned German scientist, claims a new theory will surpass relativity. He withholds details but says it concerns the link between Earth's attraction power and terrestrial magnetism.
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Albert Einstein
Girl Shot by Student at The Al
A judicial inquiry into the death of Whelma Dent a 14 year old Canadian girl is reported after she was shot late yesterday by Fairmere Helbhila a high school star. The incident occurred in Sault Ste. Marie Mich and continues on another page.
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United Press
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Whelma Dent
Fairmere Helbhila
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Mystery at Fertilizer Plant Stirs Missing Supervisor Case
Detroit report by Associated Press details a missing superintendent believed slain amid a fertilizer plant accident. Authorities detained George Reynolds after a preliminary investigation of machinery use and possible theft ties. No conclusive proof shows the supervisor left the plant that night.
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Associated Press
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Rnne
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Riparians Ratify Agreement on Lake and River Regulation
Riparian owners of the Fox river and Winnebago county district approved an agreement formed by representative committees to regulate the stage and flowage of waters in the lake and river. A detailed report appears on page 14 of this issue.
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Fox, River and Winnebago County
Execution of Prelate Thwarted by Soviet Order
A Moscow order temporarily halted the execution of Archbishop Zepliak, head of the Roman Catholic Church in Rusma, amid charges of opposing Soviet requisition and counterrevolution. Five men were sentenced to prison terms, two paroled, one priest acquitted, with most sentences held in abeyance as a likely stay. Polish Premier Sikorski protested Soviet secrecy and insisted the trial was political.
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United Press
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All- Russian Executive Committee
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Rusma
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Sikorski
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Assembly kills the Dahl adjournment date resolution
Madison reports the Assembly defeated Spraker Dahl's joint resolution designating May 13 as the adjournment date for the current legislative session. The tally was 44 to 33 with Dahl siding with the majority.
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Associated Press
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Railroads embark on construction plan full of promise
Washington reports that American railroads have launched a major construction program filled with promise. The initiative includes rolling stock additions and significant investments, signaling growth for freight lines and agricultural transportation sectors.
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Hutiness
American Railroady
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Amelia Hatway
Former Beloit druggist fined in federal case
Madison report states Charen Jones a former Beloit druggist was fined 850 by Judge Waite in federal court yesterday for violation of the interstate trade anti trust act. The small fine followed a recommendation by United States Attorney Daugherty who said the case arose from actions in California. The defendant entered a plea of not guilty.
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New Plan for Reparations Negotiation Emerges
Winsted Mies Rome reports tentative agreements reached between US financial and industrial leaders and Hugo Stinnes German money master. Stinnes met with Judge Elbert H. Gary and Willis H. Booth to discuss reparations while international chambers of commerce consider agenda. Stinnes reportedly satisfied with Rome mission and American opinion.
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United States
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Willis H. Booth
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International Chambers of Commerce
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Governor Blaine to speak at joint session on tax plan
Madison reports Governor Blaine will address a joint session of the legislature tomorrow morning. The message outlines a bold tax proposal to overhaul personal property offsets to the income tax and set new rates for individuals and corporations, aiming to raise about $72.6 million. The plan follows a delayed action after the Senate and Assembly initially deferred on a specific request for joint session.
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Defense Experts Say Magnuson Did Not Write The Address
Defense penmanship specialists testified in the Marshfield Christmas bombing case that Magnuson did not write the address on the wrapper. The proceedings featured signatures and handwriting comparisons by Theodore Braga and other Milwaukee witnesses as the defense pressed for a non-authorship finding in the courtroom.
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Fire damage report on bridge collapse locomotive wreck
Investigators report a fire caused damage to the Portage Madison bridge after a passenger train derailed and plunged two cars into a river. Fireman Gelwared Tiles died. engineer, conductor, and others were injured. Inquest scheduled. bridge structure reportedly galvanized to resist coal sparks.
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Congressman's Bankruptcy Record Reveals Bid for Seat
A battered text fragment notes a congressman elect facing bankruptcy proceedings. It mentions a bid at Peaves, Waahborn, Win, with a reported $42 000 amount related to a debt or fund, and references defeated incumbent Neleet and a crime or legal context. The garbled OCR obscures exact names and dates but preserves the core event of a sitting or incoming congressman contending with financial distress while pursuing office.
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Lenen
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Neleet
Would Jail Motoring Offenders Be Tried for Intoxication
A fragmentary report notes a suggestion to jail motorists who drive while intoxicated. The text references legal action, possible sentences, and mentions a public discussion on enforcement. Names and precise details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Unity Seen Among Five Republics
A garbled text fragment references unity among five republics with scattered phrases about customs, presidents, and regional ties. The readable portions discuss cooperation and pride amid unclear historical specifics, suggesting a relief of tension or shared purpose.
Raid Restaurant Row in New York City
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a raid at a New York City restaurant and references legal or police actions. The readable lines name places and individuals in a disjointed way, with unclear dates or outcomes. The piece appears as garbled notes from a larger news item about a raid and ensuing proceedings.
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New York City
Harding's 10 Page Easter in Augusta GA
The report notes President Harding and staff spending time in Augusta Georgia with preliminary events and departure plans. It mentions a presidential entourage delaying departure, lingering through the day and into the next, amid continued discussion of decisions.
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Latte
Thermos Inventor Is Dead Amid Train Collision Reports
A chaotic obituary notice cites Thermos inventor’s death linked to a train crash. Details describe the deceased, possible causes, and mounting tributes from colleagues, with scattered references to a trial or official inquiry. The piece mentions locations in New York and Washington, and cites World newspaper coverage.
Winds Blow Out Windows And Barns In Superior Storm
A severe wind and hail storm in Superior Wisconsin Mon night toppled signs, blew in windows, damaged barns and sheds, and hindered phone service. Gale speeds of about 13 mph swept streets and disruption spread to surrounding towns, with trains reporting normal conditions only outside the area.
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Farmer Labor Party Convention Authorized by Committeemen
A fragmented OCR item outlines a Farmer-Labor party convention authorized by committeemen with mentions of national committees, labor federation affiliations, and calls to organize delegation representation in forthcoming events. The passage references various party groups and anticipated actions without coherent details.
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Farmer-Labor Party
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