Dispute Between Mexico and U. S. Is Settled by Pact
Mexico City reports the oil law conflict with the United States is resolved by new regulations signed by panel head Cailes and Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow. Key points define protections for foreign oil rights, earlier constitutional clashes, and a 50 year framework for concessions tied to nationalization efforts. Senate floods bill passes, moving on Mississippi control and related river projects.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Gene Cailes
Dwight W. Morrow
Amibessacor
Mexicar
Prio
Ity
Supreme Court
Cal Jes
Congress
Washington
DE. C
Senate
Carro
Gulf
Stove
Norris
Repuublican
Nebraska
Mississipi
House
Sood Legisla
Gilbert
Kentucky
Philippice Independence
Ars
Biuscie Shoals
Senate Commerce
Quire
William Clayton
Lewis
Miners’ Union
William P. ‘Belden
Ohio
Wnien Tabor
Amoy Boycott Triggers General Strike in China
In Amoy China the anti Japanese commercial boycott has led to a general strike by workers including priests. Pickets were seized when they intervened with two Japanese cargo steamers. Chinese naval authorities took custody of the picks. Four U S destroyers arrived for a visit, part of broader tension not solely due to events on March 2 involving four alleged Korean communists.
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Amoy
China
United States
Korea
Northwest states hold meeting on third party movement
A conference of farmer labor leaders from twelve northwestern states discussed forming a white party with United States Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska as a likely presidential candidate. The gathering, noting momentum, aimed to attract Norris from the Republican fold. No endorsement was given to Senator Kenneth Shipshead for reelection.
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S& Pan
Gnu
Farmer-Labonte
Northwestern
Whire Parti
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Regu Leux
Manne- Sia
Laborne
Masnus Johnson
Norris
Repub
Kennk
Mesa
Farmer- Laborie
Wisconsin Doctor Held in Lethal Procedure Case
Dr. Witham Hall of La Crosse is jailed on a charge of manslaughter after allegedly performing an illegal procedure on Hazel Golder who died March 14. State board chairman Dr. Robert Flynn filed the complaint. Hall, arrested at his home, said the treatment was routine and claimed he did not know of the death until his arrest.
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Ta Crosse
Wis
Witham Fa
Praine
U Chien
Hazel Golder
la Crosse
Robert, Flynn
State Board of Medical Examiner
Disturbance Marred Opening of Polish Diet
A wild disturbance broke out at the opening of Poland's new diet with deputies shouting down Premier Pilsudski as he entered bearing the presidential decree. Police removed ten leaders amid clashes and pro threat rhetoric, while the session continued with strict measures to restore order.
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Warsaw
Poland
Prsudsia
Tor
Pulsudski
OBL
Radio Telephone Service Opens Between U S and Paris
New York inaugurates direct radio telephone talks with Paris as General Pershing, now in Paris, speaks with W S Guerd of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. The service offers New York to Paris rates of 18 dollars for three minutes and 15 dollars for an additional two minutes.
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Paris
Pershing
New York
United States
Campaign Log March 28 Summary of Democratic and Republican Petitions
Campaign notes record Govs petitioning to entact Democratic primaries in South Dakota. Senator Reed in Raleigh urged voters to elect honest government, attacking Treasury Secretary Melton. Northwestern former Labor reps met in St Paul, Magnus Johnson urged third party with Morris of Nebraska as presidential candidate. Iowa Democrats pledge 38 delegates to Smith of New York at April 20 convention. New Jersey petitions call Werbers Hoover into Republican primaries.
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Petitons
South Dakota
Reed
Raleigh
N.C
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Melton
Northwestern
St. Paul
Magnus Johnson
George W. Morris
Nebraska
Town
Smith
New York
Iowa
Werbers
Hoover
New Jersey
Federal control debate tests coal industry leaders
Washington DC debated federal control of coal as a remedy for the industry’s woes with senators Bruce and Gooding opposing and Wagner and Wagner allies arguing for state oversight. Percy Tellow pressed for federal regulation while Stanier urged clarifying socialization concerns and cited railroad controls as precedent.
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Washington, D. C
Todey
Chal Isewave Coal Investigation Committee
Bruce
Mary
Ilané
Gooding
Idat Wagne
New York
Montana
Bitummers
Percy Tellow
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Wagner
Senator Stanier
Kentucky
Tetlow
Senator Gooding
Regents approve site for Wisconsin field house at Camp Randall
Regents authorize leasing Camp Randall site to Wisconsin University Building Corporation for fifty years to construct a field house and enlarge the stadium The plan includes a two field house and stadium improvements with rental terms to cover costs over the lease period
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Camp Randell
Atformer General
An Muity Board
State Retirement System
Wisconsin University Building Corporation
Bul © Corporaton
Radio bill signed by Coolidge and licenses issued
President Coolidge signed the federal radio bill for one year and defined power in state zones. The commission ordered 20 licenses across postal, point-to-point, technical, training, ship and amateur stations to expire August 31. Licenses extended previously must be renewed or filed by July 31 for transmitting stations.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Federel Radio
Blackmer Resigns Midwest Refining Director Post
Center news reports Blackmer resigns as a director of the Midwest Refining company. Chairman A. Dines announces the voluntary departure. Blackmer is traveling in Europe as the board discusses the move.
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Blackmer
Midwest
Slo
Henn Blackmer
Midwest Refinling Company
Homss
A. Dines
Tesigiem
Dines
Europe
Plane forced down near Juda after 2000 foot descent
A plane piloted by F C Anderson of Des Moines Iowa carried two passengers and was forced to land from about 2000 feet near Juda Wisconsin. The craft struck a broken propeller but no injuries were reported. Anderson had been traveling to Des Moines after attending a Chevrolet plant meeting in Janesville.
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Janesville
Wis
F. C. Anderson
Des. Moines
Juda
Tresgar
Anderson
Des Moines
Engineer takes blame for St Francie dam disaster
William Ruth chief engineer bureau of water and power testified before the coroner jury that any mistakes in design or judgment were his responsibility. He urged not to blame others as the dam failure caused loss of life and property, with governor condemning the disaster as a failure in leadership.
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Los Angeles
iPi
St. Francie
William Ruth
Eld
Enginee Bureau of Water
Poot
Gov. C. C
Improvement Noted in Mrs Coolidge's Mother
Northampton Massachusetts readers report improvement in the condition of Mrs Kamaire Goodhue mother of Mrs Cal Wes noted this morning. The brief bulletin mentions favorable changes in her health and the community awaits further updates from her caregivers and family.
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Northampton
Mass
Kamaire Goodhue
Cal Wes
Puller
Three Arrests in Hosiery Plant Row at Bermhda Wis
Four labor organizers plus one woman face charges after a pepper attack on a guard during a plant dispute. Arrests include Mrs Ariens, a telephone operator, and workers Lawrence Schillinc 18 Carladrich 20 Jep Mondraiewicz 21. They stand accused of assaulting Harold Larsen 23 as he left work Monday night.
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Bermhda. Wis
Ae Wak
Ariens Im
Lawrence Schillinc
Carladrich
Jep Mondraiewicz
Harold Larsen
German cabinet bans radio for election propaganda
Berlin reports the German cabinet decided to prohibit radio use for political broadcasts. Elections likely set for May 20, pending final approval by President Von Hindenburg.
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Berlin
von Hindenberg
Confessed murderer details rise from Rising Sun slaying
Des Moines man Doss confessed to Sheriff Findley after hours of questioning. He admitted murdering Mrs. Abrs Smith, a 32 year old Rising Sun farmer's wife, on March 6. He said he entered the Smith home, shot her, set fire to bedding, and fled toward Des Moines after wandering rail yards.
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Des Moines
P—Dever Doss
Ehes Dexey White
For. Sneiling
Minn
Smith
Sherif
A. Findley
Polk County
Poros
Rio
Dessai A
Sheriff Vin
Tuesé
Grit Leff
Doss
Findley
St. Paul
Das Xiein
Als
Xirs
Aires
Exonerated Ex-Son's-In-Law Confesses In Check Raising Case
Erving Wilson Cason was exonerated on a charge of raising a check while his son-in-law testified for the state. The defense claimed the man did not commit the crime as the judge discharged him. The son testified that Cason had raised Friedl Gleason's check from 188 to 25.93, and the defendant reportedly confessed under cross examination before Circuit Judge A. H. Reid in Wausau. The record notes a fourteen month sentence for related counts.
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Erving Wilson
Cason
Forest
Beck Washaracou
Friedl
Gleason Mulseryman
Iiss
A. H. Reid
Wausau
Jude Reid
Iwei
Congress Deliberates on Norbeck Bill and Farm Legislation
Senate continues debate on Norbeck migratory bird bill while committees probe coal and cotton issues. Foreign affairs weighs Gillette world court resolution. House schedules foreign affairs hearings amid calendar debates. Agriculture panel pursues corn borer bill provisions and irrigation panel evaluates Boulder Dam amendments.
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Senate
Foreign Affairs Committee
HOUSE
Agriculture Committee
Boulder Dam
Appleton Menasha Crash Leaves One Fatally Injured
A two car collision on the Appleton Menasha road near Wittman farm left 32 year old Menasha resident Rio Nichols dying from a skull fracture and Albert Belz seriously injured. Gordon Gilepsie and Belz drove the car. all were taken to St Elizabeths hospital in Appleton where Nichols was declared hopeless.
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Oris Nichols
Appleton
Albert Belz
Gordon Gilepsie
Menasha
Wood Street
Green Bay Street
Gordon
Gilepsie
Drew Street
Appleton-Menasha Road
Miles
Wittman
Nichols
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Belz
Radio Again Grabs Lead From Motors In The Stock Exchange
New York iP Radio Corporation again led the stock exchange, gaining more than thirteen points to a new high above 174. General Motors eased after morning strength, closing higher. Trading volume remained about 2,600,000 shares for the third day. Railroads Reading Canadian Pacific New York Central Atchison Pennsylvania advanced. Rock Island jumped over two points Montgomery Ward hit fresh highs Sears Roebuck rose Continental Can reached a new peak over 103 American Can climbed to best level for the period.
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New York
Radio Corporation
General Motors
Stock Exchange
General
Olls
Ratis
Reading
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Atchinson
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Continental
Flood Threat Lingers As Northern California Valleys Submerge
Flood waters retreat but danger remains in Knights Landing and Sacramento area. The Sacramento River stays well above normal with levees at risk and thousands displaced. A levee breach near Manteca endangers farmland as crews rush to reinforce Feather River levee between Nicolaus and Neola.
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San Francisco
Calif
Califor
Sacramento
North Sac
Ramento
Hiasanic
Elate Armors
Sacrem
Manteca
Nicolaus
State
Cai
Gas Deposit Reported Near Kenosha Wisconsin
Gas discovery reported on the land near Kenosha Wisconsin on a property of Charles Getuns. Gas found in a cause, prepared with a well casing and reducer, leading to a stove used by villagers for cooking.
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Kenosha
Wis
Trevor
Grand Jury Indicts Two Politicians
A federal grand jury indicted two Chicago administration politicians, one prohibition agent, and seven others in an alleged liquor conspiracy. Alderman Titus Haffa and former Lincoln Park commissioner Albert Bauer led the list, with indictments prepared yesterday and withheld until today. The case ties into rival Republican factions and past bombings, amid competing claims of political motivation and law enforcement corruption.
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C. C. Nitolet
United Press
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Administration
Prohibition
Titus Haffa
William Hale Thompson
Albert P. Bauer
Lincoln Park
Thompson
United States
Charles Deneen
Joan Swanson
Robert E. Crowe
Len Small
Homer Galpi
Cook County
Deneen
Swansom
Themp
Joe” Esposito
Deneen Ward Ieader
Baife
Bauer
John J. Wahl
Henry Finkelstein
Peoria
Sam Sumers
EG Hug
Joseph Bagherie
Joseph A. George Leischangaril Priedlander
Ten Days in Jail for Beating Young Girl Unconscious
La Crosse Wisconsin report: Anna Hale was sentenced to ten days in jail and $50 costs for beating a year old girl unconscious. The court details imply a violent assault with formal proceedings and institutional penalties. The specifics of the defendant and exact identities are partially garbled but indicate legal actions.
Wife Claims KauraVen 10 Surrender to Sheriff
In Merit Wisconsin a Marches day posse of twenty five men chased down KauraVen 10 after a 312 quarrel and the slaying of another man. Sheriff Haze Hang reportedly learned of the plan as KauraVen 10’s wife urged him to surrender.
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Kauraven
Merit
Wis
Haze Hang
Wauraven
Weather forecast fragment from Wisconsin and Minnesota
Unclear OCR fragment describes unsettled conditions across Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota. Tonight and Thursday likely snow in southeast Michigan and southern Minnesota with possible rain or snow elsewhere. Temperature changes remain undecided with light to moderate snowfall possible in parts.
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Unwed
Wisconsin
Niingi
St. i
Lower
Michigan
Minnesota
Reed's Itinerary Moves to Wisconsin Campaign Stops
Senator James Reed, a Democrat, announced a revised campaign itinerary for his presidential bid. The schedule lists Wisconsin stops including Milwaukee on March 31, Madison on April 1, and Fond du Lac on April 2, outlining campaign headquarters and tour dates.
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Washington
James Reed
Sptax
Reed
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Miadson
Fond Cu Lac
Smith wins Iowa university presidential straw vote
Al Smith nosed out Frank O. Lowden in a university of Iowa student straw poll. Herbert Hoover, once leading, dropped to third. Final tally: Smith 568, Lowden 52471, Hoover 407, Dawes 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Frank O. Lowden
University of Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Lowden
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Wisconsin forestry conference opens to tackle reforestation
Business leaders and officials gathered as Wisconsin hosts the first state wide commercial forestry conference. Topics include fire protection, forest utilization, taxation, and selective logging to restore denuded lands and safeguard timber resources for industry and recreation. Experts warn millions of acres need reforestation at rapid pace to meet future demand.
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Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Raphael Zondrecthr
Sete States
Si Pan
Welter A. Duffs
Endurance Flight Start by Haldeman and Stinson at Jacksonville
Capt George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson took off from a beach runway in Jacksonville at 7 36 am EST to attempt a world endurance flight. The initial hop faced fueling delays but proceeded with a 220 horsepower Wright engine as plans called for several hours aloft. An initial attempt ended after about twelve hours due to fuel and oil issues. a separate pilot, Gene Shark, reported fuel problems over the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
George Haltleman
Eddie Stinson
Mir
Erishe
Fiorica
Gene Shark
Somorrans
Allvani
Sf Shank
Estate of James W Packard Estimated at Seven Million
The estate of James W. Packard, inventor of the Packard automobile, who recently died in Cleveland, is valued at about seven million dollars. His will, probated today, provides after certain bequests that half of the residue goes to his widow, and one fourth to a university and one fourth to another institution in New York.
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Youngstown
James W. Packard
Packard Automobile
Cleveland
Davy Northwestern Oheertations
le- Te Remem
Sementets
Ap University
Siear Weaman's Institute
New York
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Ghira
Third Party Movement
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Maryland
Goqloge
Radio Bill
Wee Bane
Baron von Hunefield
Herman Koehl
Walter Spindler
Junkers Alane Bremen
Atlantic
Baldonpel
Dublin
Ireland
Tempiehofer
Mar
Gheck
United Bregs
Stoge
Haldeman
Stinson
Jacksonville, Fla
Packard Estate
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