Daylight bank raid sparks large pursuit in Arkansas
A posse of over 700 National Guard and sheriff’s deputies chased bank robbers after a daylight raid on a Jasper Arkansas bank. Ed Foreman, captured later near Lurton, confessed the plan and identified two accomplices from Kansas and one from Pontot. The bandits, armed with machine guns, fled into the Dry Creek forest ten miles off the road.
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Newton
Jasper
Ark
Hills
Associated Press
Desper
Adamsas National Guard Croup
Briseliy Trea Bank
Foreman
Blakie Mwonres
Joe Alextin
Hansas Cy
Sonér McGehee
Pontin
Nishwar
Nat Hassellville
Dry Cresit
Ibocrock
F. W. Moor
Theo
Ed Foreman
Fort Smith
Lurton
Plessant Bill
National Guard
Fiarrison
Manitowoc figure named business head of Wisconsin State Fair
Fred G. Borgherot of Manitowoc was named business manager of the Wisconsin State Fair by Governor Zimmerman Fessel er. He succeeds A B Alexander and has long served as secretary of the Manitowoc County Fair and as a state inspector for the health board. He also leads the Wisconsin Association of Fairs and brings hotel industry experience.
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Borgherot
Manitowoc
Associated Press
Madison
Fred G. Borcherdi
Manitexor
Wiscons
State Board of Health
Bes.ness
Zimmerman Fessenser
Fi “Ears
Judge Denies New Trial Request in Sinclair Case
Reported by Associated Press in Washington, the judge denies Sinclair’s bid for a new trial. The ruling comes amid ongoing arguments on the propriety of weather-related questions and other legal points. The court schedules additional hearings and potential further actions.
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Sinclair
Asceciated Press
Washinsion
Harri
Election Fraud Allegations Prompt Probes in Wisconsin
Reports allege violations of state election laws in Fond du Lac and nearby wards. Officials warned of discipline and possible actions as investigations continue amid comments from Haen.
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Norihwe
R. D. Haen
Haentze
sEainst
Superior Central High Students Walk Out Amid Strike
Central High School in Superior Wisconsin faced a student walkout as seniors protested demands for reinstatement of a teacher and staged a partial class disruption. Principal Wade announced suspensions for leaders and planned curtailment of activities. many seniors risk missing graduation unless resolutions occurred.
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Associated Press
Ruperior
Wis
Central School
J. Dekisson
C. G. Wade
Pio
Mans
Reig School
RB Spencer
Principsa
Dm Atrard
Arser
Editor Arrested Under Criminal Libel Warrant in Muncie
The Muncie Press-Democrat reports editor arrested on criminal libel warrant in Indiana. Details of the case reference the Delaware County judge and the issuing authority, with the editor’s age noted. The order relates to a publication disputed by the paper and authorities.
Apparatus Promises Radio Industry Revolution
An article describes a new radio device claiming to revolutionize communication by transmitting moving pictures through airwaves. It mentions the device sending pictures in segments at high speed and patched at the receiving unit, with remarks on ceremonies and events tied to its progress.
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Bs Washinzien
Jenene Sa
Davies
Hnallrea
Jen Iietts
Ford Recovering From Injuries In Auto Crash
Dewryk Michigan report says Ford recovers from injuries after a car crash. Authorities state no deliberate attempt to crowd Ford off the road. accident blamed on speed or others nearby. Police and investigation officials declined further comment.
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FORD
Harry F. Bennett
Io Crowd
Ford Salé
Woiresda
Detroit Libel Trial Narrows Rumors In Courtroom
In Detroit, Judge Souelches hears accusations amid a libel case involving Aaron Sapiro and James A. United States senator as defense and prosecution clash. Sapiro recounts collecting 33 300 in fees in 1922 for West Wheat Growers loan efforts with War Finance Corp. involvement and meetings in New York with Baruch and others.
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Detroit
New York
Conaeited
Baruch
Meyer
Ford Libel Suit Testimony Involving World Coop Dream
In Detroit Michigan Henry Ford libel case, Arthur Sapiro testifies on the world coop movement for growers of wheat, potatoes, and fruit. Senator James A Reed cross examines Sapiro to probe his claims of cooperative marketing schemes and leadership in the independent growers’ network.
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Henry Ford
Reed
Detroit
Mich
Asronm Sunity
James A
Sapro
Grea
Fanners
Man Lacks Prime Before Forty Says Expert
A university authority from Wisconsin says men do not reach peak condition until after age forty. The claim, noted at a convention of rehabilitation associations, cites limited years of prime performance and emphasizes ongoing health and activity beyond middle age. The report references experts and mentions various officials and locales in the United States.
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Memphis
Tenn
TD Leeeehier
University At
Wiscon
Leesehiser
Stanton
Amia
Mrs James Stead Dies at Omro After Illness
Funeral arrangements for Mrs James Stead of Omro are being made after a prolonged illness. Details on time and services were not fully confirmed due to the ongoing arrangements.
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James Stead
Omro
Xeerserns
Peaches Brewrang Barred From Theaters Network
Frances Brewrang wife of Edward W Brewrang, a New York real estate operator, has been barred from access to 490 theaters affiliated with the Motion Picture Theater Owners Association of western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Perce
Pittsburz. Pa
Mra
Frances “Peaches Brewrang
Edward W .Brewanz
New York
Resesate
Motion Picture Theater Owners” Association of Western
State closes liquor case in Madison circuit court
The state wrapped up a liquor sale and possession trial of Edward Vandenberg and Al Louez in Madison circuit court as detectives led by Samuel La Violette presented warrants. The day featured arguments on whether Lee Benjamin's AWOL conviction could be impeached and focused on moonshine evidence and trials tied to a 1335 date.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Edward Vandenberg
Allouez
Samuel la Violette
Lee Benjamin
Mir
Benjamin
Nlt
Monahan
Ie Benjamin
Va Jasinaki
Jazinski
Fintestinal Lake
Vandenberg
Madison
Mortally Wounds Fugitive in Cellar
In a rural Wisconsin incident three miles from Patrolman Cox a fugitive is mortally wounded inside a farm cellar after a confrontation. The suspect threatened a young farmer with a pistol but fled, leaving authorities to pursue the case as the wounded man lies in county custody.
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Wharies Cox
Nedisk
Nering
Coxey
Rabierman
Uberty
Torrey
City Faces Deficit in Fond du Lac Budget
Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac reports show operating expenses for 1925 reaching 55,538 with revenue shortfalls. A net of 199,551 was spent on fixed properties and equipment from the general revenue, leading to a deficit.
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Fond du Lac. Wit
Minic.pal Tavernas
Fond Lac Tineed
Reneal
Governor Vetoes Private Public Funds Reimbursement Measure
Gov Zimmerman rules against appropriating state funds to reimburse Mr Johnson for damages from a rent dispute. The measure, supported by Sen. Marry Sautnudt and passed by both houses, would have used public funds to cover a private contract with a surety company. The governor notes the arrangement is patently private and cannot be funded by state money.
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Ed Urest
Fredo
Treds- Bell
Sen
Marry Sautnudt
Rotses
Isdell
Johnson
Mrr
Jephrson
Habib
Ubib
Zimmerman
Escape and aftermath at Ehrenfeld mine disaster
About 300 workers escaped unharmed after a powerful explosion at the Pennsylvan ia Coal and Coke plant near Ehrenfeld Pennsylvania. Four miners died and burial preparations began as authorities and engineers investigated the blast impacts and mine structure.
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Associated Press
Ehrenfeld
Cambria von
Pennsylsania Coal and Coke Corporation
Serrew
Ork
Sauions
Inspecting Military Academies Across the Country
A report notes plans to inspect several military academies including Geneva and Delafield. Timmins from Washington, D C, and Eugene W Willeave are mentioned. The inspections are slated for May and June with details on senior officers and naval aims.
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Timmons
Washinston
Washington
Eugene
Willeave
Delafield
Geneva
Plans to Erect Modern Four Story Building for Bank
Plans advance for a modern four story bank building in Manitowoc Wis. The project aims to provide a new home for the bank with updated facilities and a contemporary design for the local financial institution.
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BANK
Dead Cat Found in Barrel of Mash Mystery
In Ishpeming and Miche tras.ese 2 Gent of covered at River, a dead cat was found in a mash barrel. Authorities question a man saved by Fe: a Scrates arn en sel while investigators seek the cat’s origin and any link to a local incident.
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Trey Peewee
Ishpeming
Company Head Held in Northeast Fond du Lac
Coleman charged Pettinanl with misappropriating funds while Pettinanl worked in the collection of accounts at The Tac al Finance company. Pettinanl allegedly owed $2473.25 to the firm, and the case concerns Pettinanl’s employment and alleged shortfall.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Pettinel
Dete Eman
M.lwauhes
Tac al Finance Company
Pettingill Paver
Coleman
Pettinanl
Tonight's Best Radio Features
A partial snippet lists radio features and hosts with mentions of Kansas and Royty Brown with university ties. The fragment shows a central time reference and appears to be a program listing or review note.
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Ee Brens
Hook
Kansas
Royty Brown University
Assembly Votes Repeal of Alum Law in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill repealing labeling requirements for aluminum and alum powder products amid debate. A joint resolution to conduct an aerial survey of the Great Lakes basin also moved forward in the lower house. The session included motions on arms embargo opposition and policy measures related to public safety and infrastructure.
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Aseociated
Wisctonsin
Senate
Rex Lutios
Madison
State Assembly
Ieuan Severabl
Coolinge
Great Lakes Basin
Orman
Bitringer
Eaur
Miners Press for Wage Pact as Shutdown Looms
Reports conflict on central field shutdown as miners and operators discuss a joint wage conference. Ohio and Illinois miners face a looming work pause while some mines plan to stay open under existing or unsigned agreements.
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Springfield
Harry Fishwick
Hlinois
Ice Willer
Cleveland
O—Associates
S. H. Robbins
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
Lee Hal
Ohio Miners' Union
Chicago
Jacksonville
Mion Omicais
Ie E. J. Bender
Bane Area
Bender
Iasmauch
Hares
Like Sey Takes Case to Supreme Court
Fragmented OCR excerpt shows a legal action heading to the U S Supreme Court. Names and dates are garbled but reference to State court decisions, constitutional issues, and possible fraud claims surface, indicating a high court appeal in a civil matter.
Fragmented OCR item with unclear content
A garbled OCR passage presents names and stray phrases without a coherent event or context. Readable elements include scattered terms like ERNEST and GARRET alongside random letter clusters, offering no discernible news action or location.
Man Marries En Route to California
United Press report from Stevens Point Wisconsin describes Joe McCoy and Mrs JOE McCoy meeting while walking to California. They married during the journey and plan to finish their migration by October 1928.
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United
Stevens Point
Wis
Joe McCoy
California
McCoay
Halifax
Warner
Fas Coupe
Weather Update for Wisconsin and North Portion
Forecase notes near unreadable. Cloudy conditions in Wisconsin and northern areas with a fall in temperature. Reports of minimal change overall. Temperature around M5 time likely.
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Wisconsin
Jseuth
Land Vridar
Northwestern
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