High Court Decides in Walker Case and Tax Assessment
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds that a $10,000 bequest to the Wisconsin Methodist Hospital was obtained by undue influence from Rev. J. W. Trren, eroding the will. The decision affirms the Dane county circuit ruling nullifying Walker’s will and questions the testator’s feebleness. The court also sustains the Dane county assessment on the Milwaukee based Motor Company income, validating the commission’s tax method for 1924.
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German ambassador credits American aid in war effort
German ambassador to the United States told a Milwaukee banquet last night that American help during World War I was vital to Germany. He praised American women for aiding the German cause by donating clothing, goods, and money.
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Milwaukee
Baron Reason Maiti
United States
Grand Jury Meeting Scheduled in Milwaukee Soon
A Milwaukee grand jury session is planned with U.S. Attorney Levi H. Bamner to present several cases. The date is set for in the coming weeks, with expectations that prominent matters will be examined by the jurors.
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Milwaukee
United Precss
Levi H. Bamnerofe
Accident toll grows in Racine as police crack down
A United Press report from Racine Wisconsin notes a rise in accident fatalities and injuries in April with twenty or more people harmed. Police have been ordered to intensify efforts to curb reckless driving and improve road safety.
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United Press
Racine
Wice
President Sees No Advantage In New Note To China
President Coolidge says there is no advantage in sending another note to the government of China after outrages at Nanking. He notes no new questions from the war or foreign affairs departments and sees no reason for further correspondence at this time.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bb. C
Coolidge
Ching
Swiss Cheese Law Declared Invalid by State Supreme Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled a law restricting Swiss cheese production invalid. The case involved Lansinde Cream of Kraft Cheese and challenged rules on cheese size and shape, allowing Swiss cheese to be cured in cakes. The ruling preserves the industry’s SQ percent share and avoids threats to Wisconsin’s cheese sector.
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Madicon
State Supreme Court
Kraft Cheese Company
Wiscorsin
Marshfield Farmer Dies After Fall Under Wheel
Special to The Northwestern Marshfield reports a farmer was fatally injured when he fell under a tractor wheel. The accident occurred near the farm, with several family members at home. Investigators described the scene and noted the victim's details and immediate response.
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Peer Hecke
Dereasnd
American Flapper Temperament Discussed by Cousin
By Cased Press Milwaukie Many Americans are keen to imitate the American Stepper class and claim such talent is unknown in other lands. The Geneva Edith notes German readers interpret American style as more bobbed and reinvented. the discussion hints at cultural misreadings and evolving trends.
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Cased Press
Milwaukie
Terminal Switching Case Decision Upheld
The Wisconsin supreme court upheld a prior decision in a terminal switching dispute involving carriers and plaintiffs. The commission's approval was requested but deemed lacking authority to accept the tariff, keeping the agency ruling intact.
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Wisconsin
British trawler seized near London port
The brig steam trawler Galmella, accused of hijacking a liquor cargo valued at 1200 pounds, was seized as it entered port. Thirteen crew members were arrested amid the incident reported today.
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Chicago Faces Threatened Payroll Crisis
The city faces a looming payroll crisis as funding delays and late salary payments spark warnings. Mayor Thompson says redirection of salaries and costs is needed to meet city payroll, with Alderman John Clark and the committee promising action. A large local firm has threatened to halt payments, worsening the budget tension as the comptroller reports near the end of the month.
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Jess More Money Lounce Committee
Measures to curb mob violence in Little Rock security push
Precautionary steps were taken in Little Rock after a nighttime disturbance on the riverfront. Police guarded entrances and urged calm as officers investigated the incident and questioned several witnesses.
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Auto Found Wife Missing After Car Abandonment
A vehicle is found with a man claiming his wife has left him. police pursue both partners and a man named Orvin Oehlman in connection with the wife’s disappearance. The missing spouse remains unlocated as authorities search for the coupe and the suspect.
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Gigat
Alon
Phares
Bix
Orvin Oehlman
Large Tax Check Won by Kenasha County
The Kenasha County treasury sent a check for 747 75042 dollars to the state treasurer. It marked the largest tax settlement ever paid by the county to the state treasury.
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Kenasha. Wis
Kenasha County
Appeals For More Money For Flood And Ice Relief
President Condaze urged the nation to double donations to 10 994 009 for relief work amid Mississippi flood damage and an ice crisis. Hoover and Dodge led the fund drive after southern area devastation expanded to multiple states with more refugees. Red Cross coordinates aid as the administration appeals to Americans for rapid contributions.
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Washington, D. C
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Hoover
Mississippi
Four Boys Escape From Industrial School
Police in Wisconsin towns including Racine Waukesha Milwaukee and Kenosha searched for four boys who escaped from an industrial school overnight. The youths Casimir Walkewisk Arthur Riel John Conred and Hugh began fled through a window and escaped at dawn.
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Roanoke Youth Paralyzed as Patient Fights for Life
A report from the Roanoke hospital states the paralyzed youth has lived twelve days on artificial respiration. Doctors say the end may be near as the patient loses strength and shows little interest in surroundings.
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Roanoke
Booth
Hoothe
Wind Held to Grand Jury on Larceny Charge
Madison man Wind 37 is held to a grand jury on larceny charges after a town hall court hearing. He is sought by Wisconsin authorities for alleged theft of mortuary property and related activities, with a bailor noting prior absences and a described move from Bondsray to Sun Avenues.
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White House Secret Service to Inspect Western Sites
Edward Starline of the White House secret service will inspect western sites for a potential summer White House. President Coolidge may visit Wisconsin if a suitable site is found. inspections include Minnesota Iowa South Dakota Colorado and Wisconsin. Altitude and accommodations for a large party influence site choice with possible northern Minnesota Wisconsin and Colorado Springs among candidates.
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Washington, D. C
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New York
Supreme Court confirms widow's $3400 award in Dane case
Wisconsin supreme court upholds Dane County circuit court ruling awarding $3400 to the widow of Her man Green, former Adolph Green Construction president. Insurer argued under workers compensation, but court finds claim valid. case tied to Texas accident and Zurich coverage.
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Madison
State-Supreme Court Today
Dane County
Herman Green
Adolph Green Construction Company
Green Grean
Texas
Zurich
Imegrance Company
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Industriz
Youngsters Injured In Unusual Accidents
Three boys suffered injuries in separate mishaps here today. Joseph Pheenea fractured hair and broken right arm after a tree incident while attempting to release a pet. Jerome Goweak ran in front of a funeral cab and sustained a fractured skull. Ethel Allardi fell from a porch and broke an arm.
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Josephk Pheenea
Jerome Goweak
Ethel Allardi
Beaver Dam Inches Toward New Five Story Rogers Hotel
Articles of incorporation for the Rogers Hotel company confirm a new five story hotel project in Beaver Dam Wisconsin. Stock in the proposed venture is being offered to Beaver Dam residents as the plan moves forward.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Rogers Hotel Company
Endurance Marks Fight Against River
Washington, D. C. President Coolidge directs Secretary Davis to join Secretary Hoover in supporting a Mississippian flood report. Army engineer corps and Mississippi River Commission to speed flood prevention study amid ongoing relief efforts.
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Washington, D. C
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Free Legal Bureau Aims To Help Those Without Funds
Madison judge backs creation of a free legal bureau to provide public defense for the poor. Dane County Bar Association members push to establish the service, citing the need for affordable attorneys and access to justice for residents unable to hire lawyers.
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Pasadena Philanthropist Dies After Operation
A Pasadena hospital reports the death of philanthropist F Aker aged 22 after an intestinal operation performed early Monday. The late figure was associated with the Fiett bureau of Chicago and was admitted to the Pasadena facility for treatment.
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Probation Officer Dies After Illness at Milwaukee Hospital
Litta Sutes, probation officer at the Milwaukee juvenile court, died in Milwaukee hospital after a brief illness. She had served in juvenile court since 19—.
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United Press
Milwauker
Litta Sutes
Wilmauker
Milwaukee
Joint resolutions rejected in Wisconsin senate
In Madison the Wisconsin senate rejected two joint resolutions from the assembly. One sought government ownership of railways and failed 17 to 4 with four senators voting for it. The second urged a convention of states to repeal the 18th amendment and also failed.
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Industrial Commission
Further Punishment for Band Involved in Train Attack
Federal forces report new penalties on the rebel group that attacked a train near Messien City causing multiple deaths and injuries. About 150 rebels were captured or killed in separate actions at lores and Culebra, with prior clashes leaving dozens dead and many wounded.
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Lores
Ue Culebra
Ien
Widow Bequeaths Husband's Entire Estate in Probate
In Milwaukee Wisconsin the widow of a Milwaukee man is named to receive her late husband’s entire estate under the probate filing. The document lists property, assets, and the formal requests of heirs and executors in the settlement process.
Wisconsin court authorizes enlarged dam sale and utilities
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reverses lower findings on the Fort Atkinson dam sale. The state utility sale of municipal electric and gas assets is authorized for up to 470000 dollars, with the Riph court ruling the citizen challenge against the sale and deed invalid, pending further actions.
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United Press
Wisan
Fors Atkinson Messen
Enarce
Wisconsin Gas & Electric
Riph
Judes George Grimm
Jeffers
Fort Atkinson
Wireless inventor to wed young Roman countess
An AP report notes Rene Willem Marowni, famed wireless pioneer, will marry Countess Maye ssina Bemdl-Scali, a young Roman aristocrat. The ceremony is to be held in Rome with ties to papal nobility, details pending.
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Willem Marowni
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Mayessina Bemdl-Scali
Rome
Maron
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Ailan
Portage Airfield Emergency Landing Reported
United Press dispatch from Portage Wisconsin notes an emergency landing near Portage as Fortas era plans seek reestablishment of air service field 70 miles away.
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Portage
Wis
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Weather Forecast for Wisconsin and Nearby Regions
The forecast calls for showers on Wednesday with cooler temperatures. Partly cloudy conditions expected elsewhere with clearer skies. Northwestern official observation notes a mild, unsettled pattern across the area.
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Wisconsin
Alarm Bug Again Rouses Milwaukee as False Alarms Loom
Milwaukee reports a resident nicknamed Alarm Bug again triggers six false fire alarms within sixteen minutes. The first call came in around 6:35 a.m. and the last at 4:51 a.m., disturbing residents and waking those sleeping in cars.
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