Bremen Flyers welcomed to Wisconsin by Governor
Cleveland to Madison flight details show Gov. Fred Zimmerman and aides greeting the Bremen plane G 1365 piloted by Howard A. Morey. The first leg toward New York aimed to meet Siemens flyers. weathered officials planned inspections and press contacts.
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Madison
Pennce Field
Fred
Zimmerman
Atlantic
Bremen
Howard A. Morey
Rover Arwars Corporation
Ther Morey
Chicago
Cleveland
Moon
Branch
New York
Arabie Iight
Morey
EN. Quint
Airwers Company
Nissan
Wisconsin
Tupon
Col. I. L
Jeni
Silane Bac
Durin
Tweny
Ering
Johns
Gimbe
Lor S
Auto Crash Kills Driver in Geneva
A car crashed into a tree Friday, killing the driver in Leake Geneva. Police reported the high school pupil was injured in the wreck and died from the impact at the scene.
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Leake
Geneva
Wise Donerd
iLour H High School
Former Ford stockholders win tax case
Former Ford Motor Company stockholders won an appeal from tax assessments totaling about 35 million dollars. The Board of Tax Appeals held the case supported a value of roughly 33 to 35 dollars per share, with Dodge Estate attorney Couzens arguing for a higher valuation and Commissioner Roper's statements deemed outside official duties. The ruling said later reconsideration by successors was free to review values without being bound by Roper's prior figure.
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Washington
Ford Motor Company Voday
Board of Tax Appeals
Profestias
Sust
Soule
Ford
Beard
Ainse
tPhe Smmsority Group
Couzens
Enetey
Tver
Hoser
Per
Roper
Name of another air pioneer added 10 lives sacrificed
New York 17 the i We Bonney a 13 year old air pioneer is added to the list of those who have lost their lives in aviation. He was killed at Curtisfield when his plane plunged after a test flight. The craft named The plane was a detailed replica with a gull wing design and a hydraulic mechanism intended to lift and adjust during flight. The attempted flight reached 59 feet then fell to earth after traveling about 3 000 feet.
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New York
I We
Bonney
Jose
Curtisfield Thurs- Gar
Benney
Bonner Gui
Long Island
Eehee
Iis
Earth
Leong Point
United States
Long Point House
Aig
Boston
Chicago
S. B. Cook
Long Porrnt
Rik
J. Derrel
Cleveland
Zuel
Lake Erie
Long Point
John Rosecrans
Milwaukee
Harvard University Law School
James M
Buffalo
Rosecrans
Cambridge
Tatey
Latey
Detroit
Lavery
Rose
American and British Nationals at Tsinan Safe Declared
Chiang Kai Shek reports all American and British nationals in Tsinan are safe. He confirms a wireless message from JTsmen wish and American generals and their remials are secure, reaffirming earlier dispatches.
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Tsinan
Chiang
Shanghai
Chiane Hai Shek
jTsmen
Wish
Sanity Hearing Set for Brownell in Fau Claire Case
Fau Claire court holds sanity hearing for Whama A Brownell who confessed to poisoning his wife with strychnine by adding it to her coffee. Judge James Wrex will hear whether Brownell is competent to stand trial after his admission.
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Fau Claire
Wis
Whama A. Brownell
Clienit
James Wrex
Jman
Brownell
Congress Debates Flood Control and Merchant Marine Bills
Senate continues lax reduction debate as it considers the Jones Reid Mississippi flood control bill conference report. It resumes discussion on the White merchant marine bill and related measures.
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Senate
Jones-Reid
Leaking Dam Threatens Greenville Area In Flood Crisis
Greenville South Carolina reports a dam leak at Table Rock Cove endangering the valley below. engineers opened the flood drain to relieve pressure as 15 000 to 20 000 residents fled to higher ground. flow through crevasses surged while the watershed awaited further action to prevent downstream damage.
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Greenville
Table Rock
Table Rock Cove
Jows
Pelzer
Piedmont
Gove Dam
Here
Wes i
Waiter
Saluda Creek
Cam Sreak
Saluda
Table
Eremyer
Hoover Sets Forth His Views On Farm Relief In Indiana
Secretary states his support for federal farm board methods to aid farming and opposes government price controls. Sen James E Watson predicts his northern Indiana primary sweep and pledges support for farm relief, tariff protection, and inland waterways.
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Hoover
Indiana
Pern
Weresig
Fezih
Browm
Feon Sureas
James B. Watson
Federal Farm Board
Gary
Ind
James E. Watson
Tam
Double murder and suicide shock Plattsmouth Nebraska
A young husband returns home to find his wife and two men dead in a dining room in Plattsmouth Nebraska. The victims are Bari Enburr wife of a railroad worker Hens Tams age 70 and John Varada age about 70 who hosted the home. A revolver lies near Varada and a note in Bohemian states they were to get him but he got them. The note was weighed with currency on the dining room table. County officials said Varada confessed to the killings.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
Bari Enburr
Hens Tams
John Varada
Zomne
Varada
Revoliver
W. G. Keck
Mart
Senate
House Lofice
Jane Banking Group
Columbia, S. C. Land and Intermediate Credit Bank
Congress Wn
Longworth
Tilson
House
OMINOUS STORM THREATENS ITALIA AND OTHER VESSELS
A powerful western approaching storm endangers the Italia dirigible and may force crew to detach to safety. Nobble plans to cast loose the Fiala as a precaution while preparations for possible migration to Hines Bay Spitzbergen proceed. Icebound steamer Hobby is due to clear by Sunday and others arrive at Tromsoe next week.
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Vadsee
Norway
Umberie Mobiie
United States
Noblle
Noble
Hine
Bayr_Spitzbergen
Copenhusen
Hobby
Green Harbor
George H. E Cison
Wilkins
Hielson
Tromsoe
Heywood Broun Loses Job at The New York World
Heywood Broun is dismissed from The New York World after a dispute over loyalty to his paper. Broun, previously a regular contributor, criticizes the paper in The Current Nation and is excluded from further association.
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Heywood Broun
NEW York World
New York
Berroed Brouk
Heywood
Current Nation
Field of entrants reduced by preliminaries at Marquette carnival
The sixth annual high school carnival relay at Marquette University opened with 1100 athletes from 72 schools in the Midwest and Canada. Despite a cool breeze, a bright sun helped the meet proceed as preliminaries reduced the field for finals.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Midgle
Canada
Nals Willis
Drastic city crime drive ordered by Chicago police
Police Commissioner Alichael Hughes issued an all‑out crackdown order before leaving for Excelsior Springs. The directive names racketeering, gambling, and gang activity to be driven from the city with cooperation with federal agents in liquor cases and severe penalties for negligence.
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Chicago
Alichael Hughes
Excelsior Springs
Moe
Best press agents for Rotary International declared
Superior Wisconsin at a Ninth district Rotary convention heard W E Wagner claim the press trio of Mencken Sinclair Lewis and Clarence Darrow are Rotary’s best agents. He said the critics should sue to reveal their influence. The speaker cited Sinclair Lewis home town and Main Street author’s presence in Minnesota.
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Superior
Wis
iPi
Mencken
Sinclair Lewis
Clarence Darrow
Rotary Internnational
Rotary
Main Street
Herbert Falk
Milnnesotan
Pitched battle between striking and present employees in Kenosha
A violent clash occurred west of Kenosha on a Prairie area Friday night between Allen and company strikers and present Kenosha factory workers. One man was wounded after a volley of shots, with 2 rounds in a brief exchange. Police had not yet determined the trigger or motive in the ongoing strike of about 200 knitters begun in February.
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Kenosha
Wis
Allen
Ensters
Praie
Frida Gerard Gi
Kenosha Hospital
Sith
Bsth Palice
Weather Notes and Fair Reports For Regions
Partial weather summary and fair reports across multiple regions. Notes mention warmer Sunday in the west and a chance of showers later in the week. Regions include Upper Mississippi and western areas with mostly fair conditions early in the period and precipitation likely later. Temperatures near or somewhat above normal.
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Toren
Mississippi
Wissearl
Sarewhat
Von Huenefeld Wins Prize as Bremen Crew Honored
New York reports a banquet honoring Baron Gunther von Huenefeld and the Bremen crew after they declined the prize money from the ElectroLux aviation award worth 12 500 dollars. Von Huenefeld urged the funds be used for further aviation research. Guests included Miss Herta Gumkers and officials from Britain Ireland and Germany.
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New York
Bren
Baron Gunther Ver Huenefe
Heromn
Mai Ames C. Fixmaurice
Heyuann Hoehi
Witeh
Ztectrolux
Norsh Atlantic
Hugo Junkers
von Huenefeld
Herta, Gumkers
Junkers
America
Richard Washburn Child
Trair
Sir Charles Higham
Lindsay Crawford
Irish Free State
Gustaf Heuser
Consil
Jamaica
Rome
Strikers to face federal trial over picket injunction
Fifteen striking employees from the Alien A company in Kenosha pleaded not guilty in federal court to charges of violating a U S picket injunction. Trial date to be fixed later by Judge F A Geiger and Judge Joseph Padway.
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Milwanker
Kenosha
Fed- Leral
Azansi
F. A Geiger
Joseph Padway
Teprese
Suspected Revenge Attack in Shepherdsville Reported
A reported incident in Shepherdsville describes a revenge attack with gunfire at a building. A woman and two of her sisters’ sons were shot as they fled the burning structure, amid mentions of a group called the Shiners.
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Shiners
Shepherdsville
Robertson Awarded Southwest Air Job
Robertson Aircraft Corporation of St. Louis wins contract for Omaha format route and Chicago to South Bend Indiana service, plus thirteen Michigan towns, with Thompson Aeronautical Corporation of Cleveland also involved.
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Robertson
Southwest Air
Washington
Robertson Aircraf Corporaton
St. Loma
Omaha
Postoffer Department
The
Inc
Cicago
South Bend
Ind
Mchigan
Thompson Aeronautical Corporation
Gleveland
Coolidge Expected to Veto Farm Aid and Flood Bills
President Coolidge poised to veto both the McNary Haugen farm relief and Mississippi flood control measures despite broad support in Congress. Reports say he favors the Boulder Canyon dam plan for Colorado River issues but finds neither bill fully aligning with his requirements.
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Coolidge
Washington
White House
Senate
Boulder Canyon
California
Machinery for peaceful settlement with Germany signed
Washington reports that treaties for arbitration and consultation between the United States and Germany were signed to set up machinery for peaceful dispute settlement. Ambassadors von Pritwitz and US Secretary of State signed in a ceremony, with red white and blue ribbons adorning copies.
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Washington
Poe
United States
von Pritiwitz
Bor
Heliozg Af
Simu
Stave Department
von Prituwitz
Sani Latte
Britain Qualifies Davis Cup Tie In Torquay
Britain advances in the Davis Cup as Lng. qualifies for the second singles match while Higgs defeats Wo EL of Argentina in the opening singles. The report is cut to terse results from the Torquay tie.
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Torquay. Lng
Ward Higgs
Wo EL
Campaign Log Bay 3 recounts party maneuvers and dry plank talk
The piece notes Fairfax Color of California being retained to organize a formal rally should Alfred E. Smith win the Democratic nomination. It also records W W McDowell of Senator Walsh campaign discussing a possible withdrawal of a Roman senator and a Kansas City convention resolution pushing for a dry plank in party platforms.
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Theodore Roc
Utarim Conver
Hanses
Kere
Fairfax Color
Reed
California
Alfred E. Smith
W. W.mcdowell
Walsh
South
Kansas City
Court blocks tree removal near Stevens Point
A judge ordered the construction of a 20 mile electric line near Stevens Point and Green Bay after Michael Bannach of Custer claimed two Woodlot workers violated his property. The ruling involves two electric company employees surveying the area.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Stevens
GH Park
Michal Bannach
Custer
Compieines
Electric Company
Pastor seeks mercy in dealing with vestment thefts
Lac Cizire Wis P Rev John Poker of Altoona asked for mercy for men who desecrated his church and stole vestments. Punishment for Oro Pletschock, confessed participant in three attacks on the Holy Angel Catholic church at Backett, was reduced on prayer. Fletschock received three to four years at Green Bay reformatory. Krenz held on receiving stolen goods charges.
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Lac Cizire
Wis.p
John Poker
Altoona
Oro Pletschoex
Holy Angel Catholic
Backett
Father Pohie
James Witkham
Fietschock
Green Bay Reformatory
Albert Krenz
Fletschock
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Thaddeus C. Sweet
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