Legislature Advances Budget Director Bill After Recess
Madison reports the administration backs Sen Godland’s full time state budget director bill, to be sent to the assembly after the recess until April 9. The senate passed it unanimously and the committee plans floor consideration with full membership. White bill to relax benzoate soda limits in fruit juices was killed in the senate. Godland’s chicken thieves penalty increase awaits governor’s signature. County teachers receive extra inwork instruction, and fraternal insurance regulation also progresses.
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Madison
Goodland
Board of Public Affairs
Assembly
Wwtate
Senate
M. F. White
Wisconsin Supreme Court Appointment Sparks Wide Nominations
Governor Kohler faces a mass of recommendations to fill the vacancy created by Chief Justice. Circuit judges Henry Graass A H Reid and Chester Fowler along with attorneys Richard Baldwin William Thompson and Spencer Haven have solid backing from bars and associations across Wisconsin. Local bars and state groups push for one of six longstanding figures to receive the nomination.
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Madison
Supreme Court
J. Vinje
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler
Wisconsin
Henry
Graass
Green Bay
A. H. Reid
Wau 1 Fau
Chester A. Fowler
Fond du l ‘Lac
Richard L. Baldwin
la Crosse
William JD. Thompson
Racine
Spencer J Haven
Hurison
Reid
Marathon County
Fond du Lac
Fowler
Brown County
Baldwin
St. Croix
Pierce County
Haven
Racine Association of Commerce
Thompson
New Langlade Coop Store Planned on Site of Burned Building
Antigo Wisconsin Langlade Farmers Cooperative to construct a new store on the site of the previous building that burned in a spectacular fire last summer. Association officers announced the plan today.
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Antigo
Wis
uPi
Langlade Farmers’ Cooperative Association
Crash leads to $15,000 suit over Wisconsin auto crash
Irvin Schwriede sues owners of the auto and Franklin Miller after a collision at Appleton Wisconsin leaves Schwriede with the loss of an eye. He seeks fifteen thousand dollars in damages.
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Appleton
Wis
U.R
Irvin Schwriede
Schwriede
Franklin Miller
Judge orders man to return home and listen to music
Indianapolis judge orders 89 year old Aaron Everett to return to his home and listen to his son's radio after spending three days in a hollow tree with ginger snaps for nourishment. Everett said the radio kept his son awake and prevented sleep.
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Judge
Man
Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Aaron L. Everett
Everett
Clifton BR. Cameron
Drastic Steps Against Religious Rebs Reported
Washington reports Mexican rebels retreating on both fronts with defections toward Chihuahua and Durango. Alberto Terranes Benites vows drastic measures against Knights of Columbus in Durango City and mobilization of agrarians to fight Cristeros. Federal airmen note evictions near Jimenez as rebels push toward Bachimba Pass. General Escobar pledges to advance on Mexico City amid strict censorship. Federal troops near Naco brace for rebel attack as Mazatlan relief looms.
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Mexico City
Alberto Terranes Benites
Durango
Knights of Columbus
Durango City
Mexico
Christ
King
Jimenez
Chihuahua
Bachimba Pss
Escobar
Mazatlan
Lower California
Arizona
Naco
Great oil producers agree to limit to the average of last year
Western nations representatives from Venezuela Mexico Colombia and the United States met in secret session and agreed to curb 1929 production to the prior year’s average with Sir Henri Deterding of Royal Dutch Shell pledging full cooperation. The plan would take effect April 1.
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New York
U.P
Venezuela
Mexico
Colombia
United States
Henri Deterding
Royal Dutch Shell Companies of Europe
Farm relief hearings hear diverse proposals in Congress
Senate and House committees held farm relief hearings with notable refusals to testify including Rockefeller Schwab and Young. Anson Marston urged federal aid for research on new farming methods while others proposed a federal farm board and regional distribution plants to cut middlemen and improve marketing of crops.
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Washington
c-Pi
Senate Agriculture Committee
McNary
John J. Rockefeller, Jr
Charles M. Schwab
Owen D. Young
Henry Ford
Isid B. Morgan
Rockefeller
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Hallvard Kloster
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Kloster
Anson Marston
Ames
American Association of Land Grant Colleges
House Inquirers
G. W. Connell
Minnesota Wheat Growers Association
Canadian Wheat Pool
Willian H. Marshall
Fort Lauderdale. Fla
Federal Farm Board
Coathington
Farmers
Grain Dealers Association
Prohibition Referendum Sparks Belly Doctrine Attacks
Willard R. Smith reports ongoing clashes over Wisconsin's dry law repeal. Emerson Ela leads a opposition committee amid salvos from Mazomanie against Sen. Thomas M. Duncan, who backs repeal and denounces the campaign as government by self interest. W. T. Evjue of The Capital Times argues for repeal while noting costs and public disdain for current enforcement policy.
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Willard R. Smith
United Press
Madison
Wis
Capital Times
la Follette
Wisconsin
Days Today
Emerson Ela
Citizens’ Committee
Mazomanie
Thomas M. Duncan
Ele
Duncan
Milwaukee
Diry
Dattan
Ela
Epidemic Fears Rise as Orient Liners Quarantined
In San Francisco and Pacific ports fears grew of a spinal meningitis and influenza outbreak on ocean liners from the Orient. More than 900 passengers were held in quarantine on several ships, including the President Pierce and the President Harrison, with a number of deaths and ill passengers reported aboard.
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San Francisco
U.S
Orient
United States
Pacific
Tay East
Pierce
Henry L. Stimson
Manila
Vancouver
Mariison
Seattle
Federal Reserve Reports Regional Business Gains in Early 1928
The Federal Reserve Bank announces brisk early 1928 activity in the seven north central states with overall gains around 10 percent in the first quarter compared with 1927. Debits to individual accounts at clearing house banks show an 8 percent rise, 11 percent in February, and a 12 percent gain by mid March over a year earlier.
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Minneapoliis
LPH
North Central
Federal Reserve Bank
Increase in Wisconsin hay acreage predicted for 1920
Madison reports the crop reporting service and state agriculture departments forecast changes in Wisconsin for 1920. Tame hay is seen 3 percent higher, canning peas up 2 percent, and spring wheat up 15 percent, while potatoes drop 15 percent and flax falls 20 percent. Corn may decline 1 percent and barley rises 3 percent depending on weather.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Crop Reporting Service
United States
State Departments of Agriculture
Walter H. Ebling
American Gunboat Tutuila Runs Aground on Yangtze
UPI reports the American river gunboat Tutuila ran aground in the Yangtze river above Hankow. Salvage tugs were summoned and no loss of life was reported as authorities monitor ongoing clashes between rival Chinese factions led by Chiang Kai Shek.
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Washington
UPI
Tehang
Ching
State Department
Chungking
Hankow
China
Rvil
Kwanwsi
Snanghai
Pres
Chiang Kat Shek
Chiang J
Kellogg Ends Four Year Term as Secretary of State
Washington D C February 41 Prank Kellogg concludes more than four years as secretary of state and will cede duties to Henry L Stimson who previously served as secretary of war and led U S policy alongside Taft. Stimson faces tasks from the Mexican situation to Geneva disarmament prep and the Am Allone sinking.
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Washington, D. C
F. Kellogg
Henry L. Stimson
The
Philippines
Stinson
Taft
Tonver
United States
Europe
Joge $8
Mareshal Foch
France
Spectator Disrupts Proceedings in Stevens Point Court
An upset spectator in Stevens Point Wisconsin caused a disturbance in court by offering irrelevant testimony and refusing to stay silent. After being warned to speak only through the judge he was ejected as a bottle dropped to the floor and Prohibition agents intervened.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Michaud
Walter B. Murat
Mar
Girl hikers struck near Manttower by motorcycle
Three hikers were hit by a motorcycle after a blinded rider lost control near Manttower. They were treated at a local hospital with injuries not specified. The incident occurred late last night and involved a motorist whose vision was impaired by approaching car headlights.
Weather synopsis across Michigan and Midwest regions
Weather summary notes variable across Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota with gusty winds and a rise in temperatures. Upper Michigan tonight and Friday expected to be fair with rain chances in the northwest. Missouri mostly cloudy with possible showers central and cooler on Friday. Minnesota forecast shows rising temperatures into Friday and northwest warmth. Burkatal Observatory reports a calm night with a 0 percent wind and a barometer around 28.56 inches.
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Michigan
Upper Michigan
Ericey
Missouri
Ariel
Minnesota
City Arms Sold to Rebels Scandal Rocks Douglas City
An investigation reveals two city owned machine guns and 37 000 rounds sold to Mexican rebels for 2000 dollars with only 500 dollars reaching the city treasury. Police chiefs Leslie Gallit and Walter Morris were arraigned on conspiracy charges for allegedly smuggling arms to rebels. One suspect released on five thousand dollar bail and ordered to duties pending trial. Federal agents report ten arrests in the probe.
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Herh
United States Department
Chiei
Leslie Gallit
Walter Morris
Yeslers
WMS Revos
WMS Revos. the Bereler
Bagh
Orb
Funs
A. J. Duarte
Duarte
Mmen
Rogerio Lorrie
Jawland
CIA Treasury
Millard Haymore
Denglis
Wrg
Phn
Marshal Chang Faces War as He Guards Aliens in Chefoo
The article reports Marshal Chang Tsun Ghing amassing 20 000 troops around Chefoo to protect foreign lives and property, with 1300 inside the city. Renewed fighting looms as Lin Chen Nien falters and Feng Yu Hsiang shifts to Nanking, amid executions denied in Nanking.
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Marshal Chang
Chefoao
China
Chang Tsun Ghing
Chefoo
Cudiuay
Leroy’ Webber
United States
Gene Chang
Eustivgerel Ag
Liu Chen Mien
Camiander
Lin Chen Nien
Ch. Tsing Telpue
Tong Ane
Bric Weihaiwel
Milwaukee broker Charles Ruehle dies at home
Insurance broker Charles L Ruehle, father of Oliver Ruehle, Milwaukee, died at his home this morning. The loss ends a long career in the local brokerage trade and prompts notices of condolences from the community.
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Milwaukee -O
Charles Ll. Kuehsle
Oliver F. Ruehle
Milwaukee
Eparts
Michigan Senate to repeal life for a pint law
Lassing Michigan report on the criminal code moves unchanged administration amendments. If approved, a home brewer convicted a fourth time will no longer face a life sentence. Fourth offenses not exceeding five years will not trigger habitual criminal life terms.
Peace and Preparedness: Coolidge Urges Defense Balance
In Thy Ladies' Home Journal April issue Cassia Coolidge argues peace is ideal for future generations but requires defense readiness. He urges adequate armed forces sized to deter attack yet not provoke aggression, stressing prevention and defense as dual aims to shield the nation from war.
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Philadelphia
Cassia Coolidge
Thy
Ladies’ Home Journal
Coolidge
United States
Officials Who Probe Remove Every Doubt
Washington report says responsible New Orleans officials concluded the Canadian schooner I’m Alone was within twelve miles of the American coast when sighted by coast guard cutters. The chase was continuous and the master refused to heave to, placing the vessel squarely within treaty limits.
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Washington
Coast Guard
New Orleans
lAlone
Coast Nunn
Aly
DL Ci
Tym
Lowisiana
Clarence Darrow Faces Heated Controversy in State Legislature
In Springfield Illinois Clarence Darrow, veteran criminal attorney, clashed with lawmakers in a joint session over law enforcement bills. He was labeled an anarchist by some as he attacked judges and defended his stance, drawing sharp rebuttals from Senator Words and Representative Cashin amid a tense legislative scene.
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Springdelil
TH. UR
Clarence Darrow
Hiktorney
Darrow
Stach
Chicago
Woods
Gesistmae Sme
Finn
Lyon
Ghent
Ermisnals
Chgago
Barbour
Mr Cashrin
Rock Island
Oil interests blamed in impeachment probe in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports Gov. NMuew DP accuses oil interests of driving impeachment proceedings as a long political fight for liberty. He calls the charges nefarious and vows to contest what he terms a harmful combination targeting his administration.
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Baton Renee
U.P
Impmacanens
Nmuew
Long Todas
Crivens
Louisiana
Night Court Session in Besingtin on Fishing Case
In Besingtin Wisconsin a court held a tight night session. John McCarthy and Sylvester McKee, both of Rae cing, were arrested at Eagle Lake for fishing with an artificial light. McCarthy pleaded guilty and was fined 30 dollars plus costs. McKee pleaded not guilty and was held for trial next week.
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Besingtin
Wis
Bee
A. J. Peterson
Werden
Morrisary
Woodnesdas
John McCarthy
Sylvester McKee
Triad
McCarthy
MeKee
Rae Cing
Eagle Lake
Carthy
Three UT Medical Freshmen Suspended Over Exam Theft
Memphis Tenn August 1930 Harcourt A Morgan Jr son of university president and two classmates J H Lesher and A R Taylor suspended from the University of Tennessee medical college for attempting to steal examination questions. They cannot opt for readmission until the tail term of 1930.
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Memphis
Tenn
Harcourt A. Morgan, Jr
Harcourt A. Morgan
University of Tennessee
Medical College
J. H. Lesher
A. R. Taylor
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