Magnuson Found Guilty in Yule Bomb Murder Trial
John Magnuson was convicted in Wisconsin Rapids of mailing the Yule bomb that killed Mrs. Clementine Chapman and injured James R. Chapman. The jury deliberated over eighteen hours before delivering the verdict, with post-verdict polling showing mixed opinions among jurors. Magnuson, who insists on his innocence, faces possible life imprisonment at Waupun with a new-trial rumor circulating. He has a Swedish birthplace and a background including British Army service in Africa.
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Associated Presg
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
John Magnuson
Clementine Chapman
James R. Chapman
Wood County Board of Supervisors
C. Briere
Magnuson
Attorney Briere
Cliff Bluett
Park
Byron B. Park
Waupun
Edward
Ethel
Sweden
Africa
America
Blaine vetoes county judge affairs bill
The governor Blaine vetoed a bill relating to county judge matters claiming no single instance of injustice and saying the proposal undermines operations of the proposed atrium and would affect successors and sub tenants.
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Blaine
Madon
Hawke
Acute Farm Labor Shortage Threatens North Dakota Output
Brent Fargo reports a severe farm labor shortage could slow agricultural production across North Dakota. Officials say many farm workers migrate to factory jobs as mills and roads demand labor, reducing available hands for planting and harvesting this spring.
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Brent Fargo
Laber
Bulter, Seretar
North Dakota
Burtau
Wuffery
Ing Fuller
Slayings Probe Tied to Two Suspects and Gun Ownership
United Press reports Justice agents sealed warrants for two men linked to the death of Theéul Charles I2 Olix found slain in Kil e Quarters after Thanksgiving. Witnesses said jealousy and guard duty tensions preceded the shooting.
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Department of Justice
Charles S. Clay
Fort Snelling
oRy United Press
St Paul Winn
Theéul
Charles I2
Olix
Kile
Department of Juste
Clay
Ga Suman
Canada
Che
Lise Nod
Millions of Lights Dominate Electric Sign Displays
A survey reported by the Tejas public review bureau states the United States has 608000 electric lamps used for signage and displays. The largest electric display centers include theaters and nation wide venues, with more than 360000 lamps in use. Other listed sectors cover hotels, drug stores, and related businesses.
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United States
Tejas Public
Eerview Bureau
Staal
Aixnys
Ali
Gan “Utes
Kaley Tools
Michigan graduate presides over diet in Japan
A University of Michigan graduate, Giro Eesuya, now heads the lower house of the diet after succeeding the ailing S Oku. He previously served as deputy speaker, studied at Michigan, and ran a Japanese newspaper before becoming managing director of Horai Insurance. Genji Matsuda is elected vice speaker.
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Associated Press
Qikle
University of Michigan
Giro Eesuya
S Oku
Myesuya
Elo University
Mihiean
Jive Shimbun Ie
Horai Insurance Company
Genji Matsuda
Hill Heirs End Dispute Over Estate
Nine heirs of Mary T Hill, deceased in Minnesota, have agreed to divide a $5 300 estate among them. Each heir to receive one fifth of stocks bonds and other property. Real estate will be split equally and jewelry and household items to follow the division plan set by judge Howard Wheeler Ramsey County probate court. A separate administrator's account notes about $7 400 900 in hand and taxes due.
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Es Talted Press
St Paul
Minn
Mary T
Howrd
George P Flannery
Minnesota
Otis
Fire Drives Out Worshipers From Catholic Church
A fire at St Augustine in South St Paul forced the congregation to flee the parish building. Worshipers emerged in an orderly fashion as flames and smoke spread through the structure. The church, largest in the area, was rebuilt in 1914 after the blaze.
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St. Paul Ni
Worsh Poery
St Augustine
Gatinlie
South St Paul
Ot McCall
Vrading
Zion Head Convicted in Libel Suit
A Chicago court convictes Zion Head on criminal libel charges after a trial over calling Mey a pastor an "old goat" and other names. Judge Tarob imposes sentence amid deputy motions and lapses in evidence, with remarks on practice and accountability for public figures.
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Zion Head
United Pitas
Chicago
Wybartenn Yansa
Zion
Tarob
Tenny
Berger
Tollva Indlevenbant
Mey
George Nelson
Volwa
Bach
Aion
Seria
Findings of Referee on Tea Company Losses in Bankruptcy Case
Milwaukee reports the referee in the bankruptcy case between Union Bank and the tea company trustees found losses totaling 317000 over ten months. John Harper, referee, noted the Waukegan tea firm and Union Fool Sterex Company involved, with debts of 407240 paid from assets. The figures stem from a contested liquidation and asset distribution, dated May 4, 020.
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TEA Company
Associated Dress
Milwaukee
Waukegan
Starc
Tereree Harper
Campins Wook
Wathesin Company
Aesete
LIVES LOST IN BLIZZARD ROADS OF NEWFOUNDLAND
A harsh Easter cold wave hits the eastern U S with record lows and snow in spots. Three men die while chopping wood as a blizzard bears down on Newfoundland. relief appeals urge sharing hard coal amid shortages. The steamer Sable face delays carrying mail from Cape Breton as the storm traps ships offshore.
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Associated Press
Washington
PD. C
Weather Bureau
Virginia
South Carolina
St. Johna
Sable
Lorbert
Cape Breton
Postmaster Postings Spark Wisconsin City Listings
Special wire report notes Wisconsin cities including Oshkosh seeking new postmasters. Examinations and appointments are planned across several counties with candidates named in the central posting and district offices listing prospective appointees and requested locations.
Fragmentary OCR Notice of Court Case Involving Cien Company
A garbled OCR passage mentions referees and a party named Henry Tr Klag facing Judge T A Geet. It references the Vonls gin Com pans and ereditory concerns, with uncertain details about Waukegan and vampir perceval. The fragmentary text suggests a legal or civil context without clear outcomes.
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Cien
Henry Tr
French Turn Machine Gang Attacks Workers at Miuona
French troops opened fire at the Miuona works as they moved against striking workers and attempted to confiscate automobiles. Seven were killed and twenty wounded as guns fired from buildings. Elsewhere French engineers and troops occupied Emachelippe coal mines, seizing thirty thousand tons of coke and coal supplies in the Ruhr.
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Chy
Berlin
Aeneh
Miuona
Krupp Bkint
Etupp
Gers la Kelle Automobiles
Shelly Ueumled
sBy
Prous Eisson
Emachelip
Cole
Coalo
Conspiracy Alleged in Procter Gamble Competition Case
A garbled historical notice references a perceived conspiracy to hamper competitor figures in a Procter Gamble case. It mentions committees, campaigns, and investigations with numerous party names and locations, though the readable fragments are insufficient to confirm specific actions or outcomes.
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Proctor & Gamble
French Senate President Garners Long Political Career
M Gaston Doumerge, newly elected president of the French Senate, has held a brilliant political career. He has served as colonial judge, deputy, cabinet minister and has been a senator since 1910.
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M. Gaston Doumerge
Ha Hag
President Ends TriE in Florida
President Harding completes a Florida trip amid speculation and mixed reception as he visits coastal cities. Reports describe his schedule and the political climate, noting locals' reactions and the ongoing national issues influencing his tour.
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Florida
Smiling Sun Sets Easter Chill in Weather Brief
A fragmented weather note reports a cool spell around Easter with sunny periods and scattered showers. The report mentions gusty winds and fluctuating temperatures across regions, urging readers to dress warmly for outdoor activities and to monitor rapidly changing forecasts.
Gary officials found guilty in liquor conspiracy case
In Gary Indiana federal court seven of sixty two residents charged in the major liquor fraud conspiracy were found guilty including Gary mayor Roswell Johnson and other city officials. The verdict capped a lengthy probe into Calumet steel district conditions and alleged efforts to shake down violators of prohibition laws.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Gary
United States District Court
Roswell Johnson
Calumet
Indiana
William Olds
William Barnes
Dwight Kinder
Clyde Hunter
William Dunn
William Bussie
Charles Daugherty
Joseph
de Marti
George Flick
Clem Hentzel
Fred Rose
Lawrence Treager
Geiger
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