Harding 10 Fathom the Sugar Dispute
Washington moves to clear the sugar price saga with a tariff commission inquiry. The administration envisions a full government probe, with Attorney General Daugherty and Commerce Secretary Hoover involved, aiming to uncover who or what is behind price manipulation. The commission forecasts at least six months before results, with a conference between Daugherty and the president arranged.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
Tariff Commission
Lawrence Martin
Lntted Press Blatt Co
St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Attorney General Assistant Takes Lead in Foster Case Trial
In St Joseph, Judge Charles Whute Trank allows Michigan Assistant Attorney General to assume cross examination of Charley Ruthenberg as part of the William Foster trial. Proceedings pivot to the cross examination led by Mr Smith amid objections by Walsh, with references to Bukharin and revolutionary writings.
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Ivress
St Joseph
Wien
Datsherts + effee
Wiliam
Charles Whute Trank
Walsh
Io3ter
Gotl. Smith
Michigan
Charley FE Ruthenberg
Charles Gere
Bermen
Smith
Gore
Provocutors
Smiths
Cress
Theman
Envtr
Attorns Geengial
Ruthenbergs Wens
Minhen
F . Preotrazhensky
Prnicterai
Russia
Ruthenberg
AO Amtth
Nicola Benin
Bukharin
Micieh
Federal farm loan plan approved for county
Announcement states a plan to organize a federal farm loan association to promote farm loans and improve agriculture in the county. The details indicate coordination with regional authorities and a representative returning from St Pant Conwy.
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Answerated Press
Barley
Prediction by Daugherty not pleasing in Florida visit
President Harding's desire to discuss renomination prospects faced quiet cautions as Attorney General Daugherty, arriving from Washington, met with officials at the Hotel Ponce de Leon in St Augustine. Daugherty spent the morning resting after the train trip, then played golf at the St Augustine links, with no confirmed talks planned for the day.
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Adgustene
Fla
Harding
Lttormey
Daugherty
Renomineton
Wilmt
Kieagett
Wr Jdqugherty
Washington
Tre “Tornes Generil
Bin
Ponce de Leon
St Augustine Links
Pardon Recommended for Ex-Pittsburg Tin Plate Leader
The state board of pardons recommended clemency for Jelitt G Pa3lor once head of the Pittsburg Tin Plate and Steel Company now imprisoned after a conviction on charges of attempting to cheat and defraud in stock dealings.
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Be Associated Press
Morrisburg
Jelitt G
Sugar supplies deemed ample despite tariff probe
Washington officials report ample sugar supplies with one potential shortage that could justify price increases. Cuban production is to be heightened while American beet sugar crops are expected smaller. foreign beet sugar output may rise. Thomas O Warvin, tariff commissioner head, will begin the tariff impact study immediately.
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Washington
Prici Ag
Dresident
Harding Wii
Acreage of Potatoes Reduced in Southern States
Reports indicate eleven southern states cut potato acreage by 23 percent in the latest season. Nine intermediate sections show similar reductions as stock deteriorates with an estimated 40,000 carloads affected by March. Overall supply appears tighter with ongoing adjustments in handling and distribution.
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Associated
Chicago
Wisconsin Senate Saves Faria Institutes Amid Bill Vote
Wisconsin Senate votes 14 to 9 against concurring with a bill to abolish the Faria Institutes tied to the agricultural college. The Assembly had passed the measure, while supporters cited needed reforms and annual funding of 59000 dollars for upkeep faced scrutiny from opponents and backers alike.
Death sentence not carried out for present Archbishop warning
The Polish government informs in Warsaw that death sentences against Archbishop Zeplak, head of the Russian Catholic church, will not be carried out for the present. The matter will be pursued through diplomatic negotiations and transfer of literary trade notes.
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Prawe
Warnew
Waslet
Warsaw
Zeplak
Toman Catholic Church
Russia
Tank
Poteh Senate
Magnuson Bondmen Withdraw From Wisconsin Court Testimony
John Magnuson testified in Wood County circuit court as his bond was withdrawn by his bondsmen S L Stevens and Gilkey of Wisconsin Rapids. He described threats by post office inspectors and claimed third degree methods were used to induce a confession, including exposure to a hot radiator during questioning.
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Bz Associates Press
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Wood County
John Magnuson
S L Stevens Ivekoosa
Gilkey
Magnuson
Post Office
Assembly Engrosses Cement Plant Inquiry Bill
A joint legislative committee would be appointed to study the feasibility of a state owned cement plant for public works. The bill provides a $30 000 appropriation and a two year period to report to the 1925 legislature.
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Associated Press
Madson
A B Smith
Blaine
Annatty
Bilk
Wisconsin
Deaf girl hears music by radio at state school
Jeabel Schal, a deaf inmate of the state school for the deaf in Indianapolis, said a radio hearing device allowed her to hear last night for the first time. She described distinguishing orchestral trains and sounds as receivers were strapped over her head, though she noted she could not fear when the sound stopped and a speaker began.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Jeabel Schalbet
State School For the Deaf
Radio Guode
Governor Blaine Delivers In Person Tax Plan Message
Governor Blaine read his all inclusive tax bill to the legislature in a 10:35 to 11:35 a.m. session. He called the measure economically sound and pledged to honor pre election promises. He thanked legislators and four state staffers who helped shape the bill: Sennrai Ekern, Olbrich, Strader, and EK. E. Witte.
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Ay United Press
Madison
Blaine Im
Blaine
Sennrai Ekern
Olbrich
Strader
The
Tax Commission
EK. E. Witte
Legislative Reference Library
Germany proposes international conference on Ruhr reparations
The German government has formally proposed to the United States that an international business conference be convened, with American participation, to address the Ruhr situation and reparations. The memorandum was presented to Secretary Hughes.
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Bradford United Dress State
Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
America
Ruhr
Hughes
Blaine Proposes Tax Reform And School Funding Plan
Blaine outlines a tax message advocating creation of a one man tax commission and abolition of certain districts. The plan shifts income tax rates, shifts mill taxes to localities, funds high education and teachers retirement, and includes installments on payments to the state and localities. The proposal aims to equalize taxation and expand school funding while limiting state real property taxes.
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Altier
German Loan Security Debate Returns to Reparations Talks
The article discusses security issues tied to Germanys loan arrangements and potential reparation terms. It notes observers expect debate over currency and payment structure and references comments from officials and press on the loan framework and enforcement.
Defense testimony in Davie case corrupted by transcript errors
Fragmented and garbled court testimony details in the Avon Grand Rapids trial described, with witness names and locations obscured. The document references a $400 to $600 iron gate at Shiloh and alleged gas attack plans, translated by two defense witnesses for trial proceedings.
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Grand Rapids
Lefeny
Rome Bey Butts
Pat Fornell
Tanout Parry
al Namhville
Ain
Smith
Hind Smith
Hind Smith «Noting Hat Bether Tohnaon
Hwangedi
Shiloh
Flatynetl Fx Atencay
Meeret
Shit Jan
Witneyeen
Initiative Referendum Bill Approved in Wisconsin Legislature
The Wisconsin Assembly concurred 89 to 40 on a constitutional resolution proposing an initiative and referendum amendment. If approved by the Senate, it would allow voters to approve or reject acts at the polls and enable amendments by petition. The measure aims to grant the people home rule through a constitutional amendment.
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Madison
Huber
Senate
Coldest on Record for March 28 Across Regions
An OCR fragment reports record low temperatures on March 28 with notes of extreme cold in Winnipeg and Manitoba areas. It mentions unusually low averages, historical comparisons since 1948, and mentions of heavy snow depths and frozen rivers, warning of continued cold into early spring.
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Winnipeg
Lee
Tegort
Auerige
Wisconsin Governor Blaine urges tax, highway, and state reform
Gov. J. J. Blaine delivered a six thousand word special message to a joint session outlining five recommendations. He calls for shifting six point six million in tax burden, abolishing parts of the National Guard funding, strict highway economy, and downsizing state boards and commissions. He also pushes repeal of the personal property offset and a one man tax commission.
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National Guard
University of Wisconsin
Sachtsen
State Board of Education
Emergency Board
Civil Service Commission and Conservation Commission
Contlaged on Page Tilt 1.0 Weather Update
The notice reports erratic weather conditions across Minnesota and North Dakota with variable cloud cover and rising temperatures. It mentions cooler northern skies and warmer southern areas with unsettled winds and possible light showers later in the week.
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