President Coolidge Weighs Wisconsin Summer Home Choice
Washington reports President Coolidge plans a Wisconsin summer visit with Secret Service chief Starling inspecting estates in Oshkosh Ripon Lake Geneva and Lake Winnebago area. Officials consider Fahrnery Villa Green Lake Wrigley estate Trout Lake and other properties as potential headquarters for a ten to twelve week stay with staff and transport needs noted.
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Wensall
Wis
Walter
Heine Bman
Zimmerman
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Stor
Edward W. Starling
Ming
Colonel Starling
Washington
White House
BE. W. Starling
Secret Service
Minnesota
Starling
Wisconsi
Mee Sturling
Fahrnery
Wrigler
Lake Geneva
Pierce
Elie
Wisconsin Lake Country
Choi Ot
Capital
Bascom XL
Timmons
Daily Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Coolidee
Badger State
Crosidee
Troy
Alia
Oshkosh
Weiner
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Dm Washington
Titus Shows How 10 Save State Money
Senator Titus of Fond du Lac asks joint finance panel to pass an organization bill to reorganize and centralize state administration. He claims Pennsylvania saved 29 million dollars in two years after similar reforms, and lists departments to be abolished or retained. The personal property offset bill failed 15 to 14.
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Fond du Lac
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Titus
Thil
Qeete
Dhe Smie
Ithour
Armory Board
Wisconsi Memorial Hospital
Loianot
Isconsin
Sellah
Graham family takes controlling stake in Paige-Detroit Motor Car
Joseph and Ray A. Graham gain controlling interest in Paige-Detroit Motor Car by purchasing the majority of common stock. The Graham brothers, owners of Graham corporation, plan no public offering and continue Paige-Detroit as a medium priced manufacturer with plants in Detroit.
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Ime
Associated Press
New York
Joseph
Ray A. Graham
Graham
Deweit Impreris
Graham Corporation
Troit
Rar A. Graham
Migisn
Triana Corporation
Fugitives Recaptured After Waukesha Escape
Two youths from Waukesha industrial home, Milwaukee-Casimar Watkotiak age 47 and Hugh Logan age 16, were recaptured. Two others, Arthur Kielpinski of Milwaukee and John Conrad of Kenosha, remained at large.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Casimar Watkotiak
Hugh Logan
Waukesha
Arthur Kielpinski
John Conrad
Kenosha
Petition to Governor Presses Clemency for Sacco and Vanzetti
More than half the Massachusetts legislature signs a petition to Gov. Alvan T. Fuller urging him to reexamine the Sacco and Vanzetti case. The move follows protests by University of Wisconsin athletes and Italian residents, with calls for executive clemency amid questions over guilt and the era’s anti-radical climate.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Associated Press
Madison
Nicola Saco
Barrelico Vanzetti
George Uauer
Milwaukee
Henry A. Huber
Senate
John W. Eber
Assembly
Ensterm
Fuller
Sacco
Vanzetti
Kmore
Governor Fuller
Carl Neprod
University of Wisconsin
Supreme Court of the
Philip la FollJette
Dane County
Atttorney
Willian
G. Rice
Selis Perlman
Peavey Urges Coolidge to Call Special Session
Congressman H H Peavey of the Tenth district urges President Coolidge to convene a special session to pass agricultural relief now rather than waiting until next Congress. He cites farmers harmed by low prices and argues relief should take effect this fall. The telegram stresses immediate, practical aid.
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Peavey
Coolidge
Asso Washburn
Wis
H. H. Peavey
Congress
Tenth District
President Coolidge
Senatos McNary
Wtfie Curtis
United Praasy
Washington
D. C
Coolice
Curree KaretHican
White House
Refo Army Engineers
Gaia
Copeland
New York
Mississippi
Todd rebef_ Copeland
Assemblyman Schuelte seriously ill in Madison hospital
Assemblyman Charles Schuelte of Maniinwos is seriously ill with pneumonia at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison. He has been confined for several days.
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Associated Press
Madison
Charles Schuelte
Wisconsin General Hospital
Legislature Considers Expense Money to Boost Legislators’ Pay
Assembly debates a measure allowing counties to pay legislators up to 500 dollars as expert money, raising total compensation to 1000 dollars per two year term. Bearer Welles’s election bill for the itinerants school board advances after a defeat for postponement. A police judge exemption proposed, and Swanson’s 4 percent tax on motion picture theater receipts laid over for lack of author.
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Associated
Madison
Assembly
House
Bearer Welles
Frank Prescott
Swanson
Jbull
State Law Urged for Licensing Auto Drivers in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Mounted Officers discuss licensing drivers to reduce traffic hazards. Elmer Becker of Fond du Lac cites a local case of an epileptic driver causing a crash. Capt A J Murras notes licenses could be revoked and a punch-card system kept a record of offenses.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Mounted Officers Association
Elmer Becker
Fond du Lac
A. J Murras
Milwaukee Trafic Bureau
Escapes by Leap from Window of Milwaukee Train
An undersheriff reports a daring escape from a Milwaukee northbound train nine miles north of Sturters. A prisoner leaped through a washroom window at 2:15 this morning as the train sped, and authorities pursued by taxi but could not locate him. Ongoing observations note cloudy conditions and possible continued search tonight.
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Bs Associated Ass
Joepi
Milwaukee
Sturters
Mwanker
Heinen
Jet
Man testifies promising help in Ruth Snyder case
Meary Juddh Gray testified at Queen County Courthouse that he once promised Mrs Ruth Snyder to help obtain poison to kill her husband. He described meetings in September and November with Snyder and her requests for knockout drops while he refused to be involved.
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Associates Press
Queen County
New York
Meary Juddh Gray
Ruth Snyder
Saiuel Miller
Gray
Sayder
Hhm
Hom
Dur
Wisconsin Assembly Resists Move to Defeat Socialist Bill
Madison report: Assembly 65 to 3 declines to reject Assemblyman Albert F. Woller’s Milwaukee Socialist measure to elect Milwaukee school board members by assembly district, boosting Socialist voice on the board. Other bills deal with military certification, and inheritance tax rules for Wisconsin residents.
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United Press
Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Albert F. Woller
Milwauke Socialist
Aihwaukes
Publicilitary Certification Board
Freeilitary Commission
Wisconsin
Kickapoo Valley Tragedy Ends in Double Death
Ontario Wisconsin reports a domestic dispute ending in murder suicide. John Manley shot his daughter in law then killed himself after wounding his wife. The daughter-in-law died in the home and Manley’s wife was injured. neighbors aided the family as the tragedy unfolded.
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Associated Press
Ontario
Wis
Gilbert and Sullivan's HTML 5 Pinafore on Tonight's Airwaves
Radio listings show WEAF WEBC WEY and others broadcasting Gilbert and Sullivan's Pinafore tonight. A Maxwell hour features orchestra and soloists on KTHS Hot Springs. Star artists' concert on WOA Davenport at 5.30 p.m. Organ recital on KOA Denver at 3.30 p.m. Denver music week concert at 9 p.m.
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United Pree
WEAF
WRC
WEY
WLIT
WCAE
HSM
OVIZ
KVKA
WRZ
KYW
WRAL
WHAS
WSR
WSM
WMC
Maxwell
Orchestra
Solnnet
KTHS
Hot Springs
Davenport
KOA
Denver
Ambulance Chasers Under Fire In Minor Accident Suit
Milwaukee report details an ambulance chasing investigation in circuit court. Horace Chavies testified a July 1925 auto bump caused minor injuries but a Rothstein & Schroeder suit sought 2500 dollars for alleged lifelong harm. The firm faced questions over similar Waukesha case where George Garity received 1922.03 under workers compensation and a 19 percent contingent fee for personal injury cases.
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Uaked Preas
Horace Chavies
Simm
Rothstein & Schroeder
Waukesha
George Garity
Inaugural Inquiry Probes Latest WAVY Air Crash
Board of Inquiry investigates cause of WAVY base crash near Hampton Roads. Pollard, 28, of Washington and Pace, widow, died in flames after their plane struck a ship and pier during a training flight. Victims included Pollard piloting and others nearby as they perished in the blaze.
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Page
Washington, C
Liest
Russell
Pollaré
Hampton Fords
Joraline
Secpion
Ocupanta
Pollard
Ise
PeneRe
Aulim
York
Paris
Three fall from shaft at hotel construction site injure none
A crew of workers at a hotel construction site fell three stories into the basement after discovering the elevator shaft was absent. The trio sustained only bruises and cuts and were unafflicted beyond minor injuries.
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United Press
Mily Suheo
Wien
Veterans Bureau announces Milwaukee regional office manager
Beary W. Sonatelion named manager of the Milwaukee regional office while Robert L. Darnagin transfers to head the investigation division. Henry W. Longfellow returns to Wisconsin, the veteran personnel chief moving to Milwaukee and Sweet remaining as assistant chief of personnel.
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Henry W. Longfellow
Division OF Veterans
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Beary W. Sonatelion
Veterans’ Bureau
Tala
Milwaukee
Robert L. Darnagin
Milwaukee 9
Sweet
Longfellow
Murinerse
Wis
Coolidge Outlines Government Business Ties At Pan American Talk
President Coolidge urged free government relations with business at a Pan American Commerce conference, saying trade should support government and not the opposite. He cited Nicaragua China and Mexico as examples of protective support for American enterprises and emphasized interdependence with smaller American republics.
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Coolldges
Paul R. Mai
United Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Governmient
Iness
Motech
Merican
Ciad
Ender
Nicaragua
China
Mexico
United Press Association
New York
Educaton
Coolidee
Congress
Americas
Bill of Rights for the Home Advances to Engrossment
The Wisconsin Assembly moved the bill to engrossment after debate and votes. It would exempt liquor up to 2.75 percent alcohol from the state tax, a provision opposed by Assemblymen Bauseana and Bakers amid absences and procedural questions.
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Brewer
Associated Press
Madison
Assembly
Bigman
Bauseana
Bakers
Release of Steamer Instructions Telegraphed to San Francisco
Washington reports that instructions to release the steamer were telegraphed to the customs collector in San Francisco today. Assistant Secretary Andrews of the Treasury transmitted the order to release the steamer.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Andrews
The
Treasury
Flooded Delta Residents Take Refuge on Rafts
A chaotic flood across northeastern Louisiana and parts of Arkansas and Mississippi drives thousands from homes. Refugees cluster at camps near Natchez and Camp Whitfield as levees crack and waters rise, while families cling to livestock on improvised rafts and runis awaiting rescue and safer ground.
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Whitfield
Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Natchez
Sae Landsci
Louisua
Arkaansa
Arkansas
Arkansas City
Great Lakes
Madison
Tensas
Black
Ouachita
Glesscocke
John M. Parker
Hosver
Il Ephem
Acrar
Orilenzas
Camp Whitfield
Ugee
Capa
Hood
H. Maurice
Black River
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