Germans Plan Atlantic Flight From Baldonnel Airdrome
Three German airmen Captain Hermann Koehl Baron von Huenfeld and Arthur Spindler prepared to fly the Bremen from Baldonnel Dublin across the Atlantic to New York weather and engine performance were the main factors. Their nine and a half hour first leg from Berlin Tempehofer field to Dublin demonstrated the craft’s endurance and speed as officials eyed conditions for a possible westward crossing.
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Baldonnel
Dublin
Junkers
Bremen
Hermann Koehl
Baron von Huenfeld
Arthur Spindler
Templehofer
Berlin
Mitchellfield
New York
Newfoundland
Baldonnel Airdrome
Baldomnel
Temphofer Field
Baron von Guenfeld
Hermann Hoehl
Arthur Spindles
Americo
Templebofer
Berle
Dedin
Tts
Cairo
Egypt
London
Cape Town
T A
Khartoum
R. R. Bensoe
Sudan Danger Zone
Lady Bailey
Pardon denials list eight individuals by Governor Zimmerman
Governor Fred FR Zimmerman announces the refusal of pardon applications for eight individuals. The list names convicts and offenses including indecent exposure and burglary with residents from Milwaukee and surrounding areas such as Stetter from Milwaukee and Schultz from Avieaukee.
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Zimmerman
Madison
Fred FR. Zummer
Todas
Lacher
Dane
Stetter
Mywaukee
Anna Streijecki
Chippewarg
Andrew
Schultz
Avieaukee
Velenta
Milwaukee
Death Attributed To Drowning In Kickapoo River
In Gars Mills Wisconsin Pater yearsach 26 died after his body was pulled from the Kickapoo River last week. Authorities say the death was due to drowning and note vital organs were sent to a medical examiner for autopsy. The man and a companion were in a rowboat crossing the river when trouble arose.
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Gars Mills
Wis
Pater Yreasch
Kickanoo
Geath
Crewford
Tirstecy
Queen Marie and Ileana Voyage to Cyprus in Romanian Ship
Queen Marie of Romania and Princess Ileana depart Constantinople aboard the Regele Carol I en route to Cyprus. Rumors say the trip serves political aims, with reports that former Crown Prince Carol may also be going to Cyprus, though Romanian circles claim Ileana’s health is the reason.
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Constantinople
Marie
Rumania
Tieana
Cyprus
Regeie Carol I
Carn
Cypris Rumarnien
Ileana
PRESS MEMBERS PLAN BETTER SERVICE FOR READERS
Wisconsin Associated Press members met in a spring session with about forty publishers and editors from thirty daily papers. They planned improvements to bring state and world news to roughly 609000 readers across Wisconsin, with attendees including editors and publishers from Appleton to Racine and Madison.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Associated Press
Wisconsin
Marvin H Creager
Journal
Charles ©. Broughton
Edgar T. Cuetter
Chicago
Central Division
Associated Press
Allendines
Mee Lee
Wisconsin Daily
League
HL. Davis
Dianseer
Jobe Riedi
Appleton Post-Crescent
A.B. Turmbull
R.A. Kennedy
Green Bay Press-Gazette
J. G. Sanders
Wauseu Record-Herald
Gorton MarQuerrit
Superior Telegram
Miss Cora Bangsberg
Telegraph
Grosse
Sheboygan Press
E. W. Meeker
Manitogoe Herald Benson
Edior
Stougnon Courier-Hub
Harry H Bliss
Stephen Bowes
Haris Dremens
Janesville Daily Grieve
Emory A. Odell
Mentor Evening Times
Frank W. Leahy
Stevens Point Dai Journal
Richard L. Sprr
Riedison
Finkler Will Seeks Certainty of Death and Funeral Plans
Henry P. M. L. Finkler of Milwaukee leaves a will dated March 14 requesting medical confirmation of death before burial or cremation. The document calls for a Protestant minister to read the service and specifies burial at Forest Home Cemetery. Finkler formerly headed a leather company in London and retired from business in Toledo.
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Milwaukee
Henry PL ML Finkier
Bix. Finkler
London
England
Fores
Home Cemetery
Mr. Finkler
Tole
Madison student fails to emerge from coma after operation
Thelma Blue, 33, a Madison student at the University of Wisconsin, did not regain consciousness after an appendectomy on March 14. Doctors had warned of possible complications and said her condition could deteriorate, though they hoped for recovery. her status remained unchanged this afternoon as medical staff continued to monitor her.
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Madison
Xuss Thelma Blue
University of Wisconsn
Greé Mondar
Ber
Five Die in Freak Mesmerizing Cherokee County Storm
In Canton, five people are reported dead after a freak storm that swept eastern Cherokee County late Monday. The freak weather caused damage across a small, scattered area with several homes hit. estimates place property damage around $15,000. A number of residences were skipped by the storm, leaving residents shaken by the event.
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Canton
Cherokee County
Res
Congress Debates Norbeck Migratory Bird Bill and Coal Probe
Senate continues debate on Norbeck migratory bird bill as the Interstate Commerce Committee presses coal investigations. Agriculture subcommittee resumes cotton investigations while House considers the naval appropriation bill.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
HOUSE
Snowfall Blessing and Snow Storms Hit Wisconsin Farmers
The severest snow and storm of the year struck southern Wisconsin with five to seven inches of snow, hindering travel but delaying premature budding. One death reported in South Milwaukee from a wind gust. Two families rescued after Wisconsin River floodwaters broke through a embankment near Biron. Snowplows cleared highways. spring ice breakup slowed flood damage. Warmer weather forecast with unsettled conditions. Also reports of naval storms near the Kennines peninsula and a violent earthquake epicenter in the eastern Alps with smaller shocks felt yesterday.
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W. P. Stewart
Milwaukee
South Milaukee
Alters J. Schubring
Hisrome
Wisconsin
Biron
Fox River Valley
Beaver Dam
Wolk
Shawano
Tomar
Moscow
Kennines
Russia
Bjurman
London
Atj Rex Observators
Alps
Wes
Hays to be questioned on law compliance in Teapot Dome inquiry
Washington reports that when G. Bers is brought before the senate committee after returning from Europe he will be asked whether he complied with the law requiring a detailed account of the $260,000 in Sinclair Trading bonds used to fund Republican debts. The inquiry will also probe Joseph P. Connery and connections with Hays, Teapot Dome, and related dealings involving Weeks and DuPont.
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Washington, D. C
G. Bers
Senate
Europe
Sinclair Trading Company
Iorna
Man DuPont
Dee
Missing Milwaukee telephonist Alice Christian found
A Milwaukee telephonist, Alice Christian, 32, reported missing Saturday night by her sister, was found home Monday night. She said she spent the weekend with a girl friend and explained the absence.
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Milwaukee
Alice Christian
Organ Composer Dies at 64 in Trusica Comedies Era
Lenden-P Leslie Stuart, noted organist and composer of operetta Florodora and other Trusica comedies, has died at age 64. His career began in 1889 with a hit operetta and he gained fame in the 80s in America for his melodic stage works.
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Lenden
Leslie Stuart
Churets
America
Plummer Case Near Decision By Wisconsin Governor
Governor Zimmerman prepared to decide within days in the Walter Plummer ouster case in Winnebago County. District Attorney Frank B Keefe led proceedings with Sheriff Plummer facing action. Herbert J. Piper of Milwaukee, the governor’s judicial commissioner, presented the case without a recommendation as excerpts from over a million words of testimony were reviewed.
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Zimmerman
Winnebago County
Keefe
Madison
FR. Zimmeraman
Walter Plummer
Horn
Frank B Keefe
Herbert Jr. Piper
Bulwaukee
1927 Business Situation Mixed Production and Income
The Federal Reserve Board report notes 1927 showed two years of high production with a gradual recession in the last six months. The 14th annual report highlights improved agriculture in the first half and a decline in industrial output as the year progressed.
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Washington
IPA
Federal Reserve Board
Industr
Aericuluxe
Industrs
Train Smashes Auto Driver. No Injuries Reported
A large sedan owned by Philip Reimer was struck by a Chicago and North Western passenger train at a city crossing on East Avenue. The driver escaped before the locomotive stopped, and the accident was attributed to slippery road conditions as the car skidded onto the tracks.
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Philip Reimer
Chicago & W Northwestern
Ae Simucz
Conference Tonight In Washington D C With Union Leaders
A conference in Washington D C between Jon L Lexis president of the United Line Workers and Missouri district officers resumes tonight at 7 p m. The weather forecast predicts fair to partly cloudy conditions in many regions with increasing cloudiness and chances of snow or rain by Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to rise gradually in the Midwest and northern regions with frost possible in the extreme south.
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Washington, D. C
Jon L. Lexis
Presid Ent
United Line Workers
Act Mo
Seran
Partione
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
Condition Of Mrs Goodhue Improves In Northampton
A morning bulletin from Dickinson Hospital Northampton Mass reports Mrs Cal Coolidge Goodhue slightly better than yesterday though still on the danger list. Her daughter Aus Lemire Goodhue visited and found her mother awake and recognizing visitors. She slept well after a difficult illness and planned another hospital visit.
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Northampton
Mass
Coolidge Home
Wisconsin Engineer Faces Blanton in Capitol Clash
In a tense House exchange Rep John C Schafer a 270 pound Wisconsin railroad man scolded Texas ally Tom Blanton over Blantons defense of a Washington police officer. Schafer accused Blanton of framing and shouted insults as the confrontation escalated amid threats and heated rhetoric.
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Washington
John C. Schafer
Wisconsin
Tom” Blanton
Schafers
Blanton
Schafer
Fire Loss in Village of Stocdard Reaches 12000 Dollars
Fire damaged a village building causing estimated losses of 12000 dollars. The blaze affected multiple areas with concerns about a furnace and structural stability. Fire crews worked throughout the night, with limited details available on the cause or exact location in Stoccard, about twenty miles from the city.
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Stocdard
Beloit College to Host High School Day Events
Beloit College will host High School Day featuring interscholastic oratorical contests extemporaneous and reclamatory events and athletics. Students from Wisconsin and Illinois high schools will be guests. Charles Devlin chairs the event coordinating committee and invites all area schools to participate.
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Beloit College
Beloit
Wil
Belot Cal Lege
Charles Devlin
Ulinwis
Wiscon-1 Sim
Lowden for President Favored by Kreutzer in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republican Andrew Kreutzer of Watseu endorses Frank O Lowden for president, praising his record as governor and farmer. He backs Herbert Hoover as second choice and criticizes La Follette and Blaine factions over prohibition, wet and dry issues, and Norris’s nomination. Wisconsin Leaders like Gettelman and Kohler challenge debates over Norris and the party’s direction, urging open convention participation.
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Milwaukee
Forner
Frank O Lowden
Sutors
Andrew L_ Kr
Watsau
Wis
la Follette
Kreutzer
Lowden
Herbert Hooter
Norris
New York Stock Exchange
Herman L. Ekern
Progressive
Cambria
Washington
Socret
Olligarchy
Gettelman
Blaine
Ben Gettelman
Prohibition
la Crosse
Walter J. Kohle
Slase
A. B. Fontaine
Republican State Committee
Rhaine-La Follette
Fontaine
Tunkey Must Decide Or Be Made Ineligible
New York percussionist Tunkey faces a decision that could render him ineligible, amid uncertain circumstances and conflicting reports from the city.
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Tunkey
Katy merger plan filed with the commission
A new merger plan by Katy is filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The plan seeks authorization to consolidate the Kansas City Southern Wissourt Kans Texas and St Louis Southwestern under L. F. Loree. A prior proposal was rejected, with the commission recommending changes.
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Katy
THE
Commission
Coal Strike Voices Demand for Legislation in West Virginia
A West Virginia hearing denounces coal operators for abusing police power and blocking union bargaining while urging new legislation. Chicago reports hint at a tense relation with miners as the Illinois Coal Operators Association plans action after a temporary pact with the United Mine Workers. In New York, the stock market slumped after a long rise, with major losses across industry leaders, followed by a partial recovery amid volatile trading.
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Washington
Percy Tellow
Virginia
United Sime
Worter
Te Uric
West Virginia
Tetlow
Vargutin Felds
Mortels
West
Tellows
Watsor
Fisher
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanis
Ohio
Watson
Henry Ford
Chicago
Illinois Coal Operators” Association
United Biine Workers
Rice Biller
Deneen Campaign Critics as Bomb Plotters
Chicago States Attorney Crowe accuses the Deneen crowd of starting a campaign by resorting to violence after recent bombings on political figures. He offers a large reward and links the suspects to multiple unsolved blasts, urging public tips to arrest and convict those responsible.
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Chicago
States
Robert ©. Crowe
United States
Charles Deneen
Jgudge
John J. Swanson
Deneen
Czarsecvi
Williams
Txo
Informa mi
Gsi
Treacherous Mounts Believed to Hold Fate of Lost Flyer
Local readers report treacherous mountains near Bearer, Pa, may determine the fate of a missing flyer. Officials warn hazards at elevation routes as searchers press on with cautious steps and hope for clues in the rugged terrain.
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Priw
Bost Unter
Campaign Log March 27 Reported Republican Candidacy
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri spoke at Chapel Hill North Carolina criticizing corruption in state government. California Republican leader Peter McDonough says Hoover would be the California delegation’s choice at the national convention.
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Frank
Lowden
New Jersey
James A. Reed
Missouri
Ghapet Bul
Peter McDonough
California
Herbert Hoover
Senator urges forestry program using business logic
Milwaukee speech by Sen George W Blanchard urges Wisconsin apply sound business logic to forestry. He cites forest product surveys and Wisconsin woodworking industries employing over 116000 with capital surpassing 420 million, arguing inventories and prudent investment to sustain state resources and future growth.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Steve Sen
George W. Blanchard
Edgerton
Blanchard
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
K. Blenchard
League
Ibis
Corres
Indus’ Oo & Comstructive
Greas
Paleontologist Notes Ancient Camel Roaming Ancient Site
Professor Renter reports discovery of camel traces at a site dated about 3 to 6 million years ago. The findings come from Aixred S. Rames and colleagues, suggesting a broader paleontological context for the area.
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Aixred S. Rames
Agnerea
Renter
General and Eight Insurgents Killed in Clash
A brief dispatch reports a clash between federal forces and insurgents near Le Em. Two chieftains and eight insurgents were killed in the engagement. Authorities identified Claudie Fos and other leaders as among those killed. The state force pursued the insurgents after the skirmish. Local officials declared the area under watch as investigations continue.
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Abdout
Isperseé Tien
Claudie Fos
Oches
Stranger Robbery at Milwaukee Host's Room
Milwaukee guestroom incident ends with thief fleeing after stealing $10 from the host. The宿 rough report notes the stranger had no place to sleep and was hosted overnight. No further details provided.
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Milwaukee
iPiJemes Chrisholm
Chisholm
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Areutzer
Hoover
Wausau
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Crosse
Walter J. Kohler
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Stoud
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