Armistice Ends as Rebels Move Toward Juarez
Reports from Paso Texas May 6 say the armistice is officially broken. Rebels near Juarez threaten action while government figures like Limantour and Braniff monitor from Madero headquarters. Judge Carbajal notes telegraphic delays may extend the armistice. Diaz resignation rumors circulate. Washington and Mexico City dispatches describe minimal street activity and guarded American safety concerns.
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Associated Press
Paso
Tex
Juarez
Navarro
Madero
Blanico
Garibalat
Villa
Bélves
Panqual Orozco
Éderals
DEY
el ‘Pats
Vexas
Judge Carbajal
Francisco A. Madero
Carbajal
Dias
Mesbrees
Diaz
Limantour
Yasquez. Gomez
Peace Commission
Carabajal
Joao Ore
Lesiors
Braniff-and- Obregon
Mexico
Mexico-City
Thowe
United States
Washington. On
Washington,d
The
Adm
Resdan
Mexico City
State Department
Diaith
Aii
Foul under ban prompts immediate inquiry into baseball
WASHINGTON May 6 The inquiry into baseball as a subject of national attention gathers pace as Rep Rosdenbuare Illinois Republican introduces a resolution for an immediate inquiry. Fouls pop flies and two baggers are cited for examination with umpires to testify though not be sworn.
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Asociated Press
Washington
The
Sun
Sméda
Democratic
Rosdenbuare
Ilinois
Imi
Eredien
Republic
Statistics of plague era narrative amid wartime strain
A terse report notes statistics of plague-era impact during a period of wartime strain. Reads like a compact public health summary, highlighting affected populations and regional spread without graphic detail.
Public hearing set on poundage area near Menominee
Notices were sent to seventy five fishermen informing of a public hearing conducted by assistant engineer J B Tompkins aboard the government tug Manitowoc in Menominee on Thursday May 41 to decide the area where poundage would be set.
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T. Wae
Epring
Peventy
Menominee
Manitowoc
Uprising in Morocco Reported Amid Fez Siege
Associated Press dispatch details Fez siege as rebel horsemen cut supplies while sultan’s troops tire. Rebels gain control across regions, tribes shift loyalties, and plans for French relief spark cautious optimism over capital safety amid unclear politics. Paris reports blockade and ammo shortages, with food prices rising sharply.
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Associated ‘Press
Fez
Morocco
Lo, Tahgier
Bremond
Haa
Frehch
Paris
Jean Cruppi
Henri Gaillard
Tangier
Deadlock Persists as Senate Election Drags On
As the eighteenth general assembly enters its final day, Republicans and anti-Speer Democrats clash over a successor to late United States Senator Charles J. Hughes Jr. with a single ballot planned and adjournment set for evening. Morning talks hinted the 120 day deadlock may remain unbroken by midnight, despite efforts by the joint legislative steering committee.
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Associated . Press
Colon
Joint Legislative
United States
Charles ‘J. Hughes Jr
Women in Action Plans Massive Fifth Avenue Suffrage Parade
New York May 6 Associated Press reports that over 2000 women from wealth to working class prepare to march down Fifth Avenue in a show of support for a suffrage bill. Leaders expect one of the largest demonstrations of its kind in the nation with society women and professionals among participants.
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Associated Press
New York
Fifth Avenue
Noted Hoosier Banker Dies at Eighty Nine
Nelson Bradley a renowned Indiana banker and philanthropist died at his Greenfield home aged eighty nine. Born in Clermont Ontario he once served in Congress. Also in Trenton former Vice Chancellor John L Byrd died at eighty two. he served in Congress from 1868 to 1872.
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Associated
Greenfield
Inde
Nelson Bradley
Indiana
Clermont
County
Congress
Trenton
N. 1
Byrd
Labor Troubles Bankrupt in New Haven Post
Labor troubles spark bankruptcy fears as the filing by Samuel W. Knight, of Mansfield, claims liabilities of 1.2 million dollars. Knight’s personal assets tied to the business in New City are noted amid the financial embarrassment.
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New Haven
N. H
San Hn
W. Knight
Mamford
Knight
New City
Oshkosh Plans New Orville Beach Memorial School Structure
The Oshkosh plan outlines a two story plus basement training building on Algoma Street near the Beach homestead east of the high school. It features a manual training basement with a blacksmith shop and foundry, first floor mechanical drawing and art, and second floor free hand drawing and domestic departments with kitchens and sewing rooms. The project, estimated at around 5 MK, is set for completion by January, with local contractor August Pity awarded the erection and William Waters drawing the plans.
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Orville’ Beach Memorial
Algoma
Beach Homestead
Tts
Waters
Dietz Murder Trial Nears Conclusion in Hayward
The state nears finishing its case against John R. Dietz his wife and son Leslie for Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp’s October murder a key witness Thorbahn testified he led assaults on the Dietz home and Dietz opposed arrest attempts Dietz objected to much testimony noting potential bias and claiming the proceedings are a pre arranged deal while former officers testified about earlier arrest attempts and gunfire at the cabin in 1904 1906 past incidents are recounted by witnesses
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Associated” Press
Hayward, Wis
May
John Diets
Leslie
Oscar Harp
Hayward
Wis
John RF. Dietz
J. Williams
Dietz
Fred Thorbahn
Posse
United States
H. O. Jonas
Charles Callahan
Dietz Place
John ‘Dietz
Conlin
Jonas
Wiliam
Giblin
Oscar
Harp
Reid
Giblin - A
Ietz
Ye James
Gyllan
Aira
Milwaukee
Clarence Diatn
John “Rogiche
eGylland
Suiwanxee Pawne
Wisconsin National Guards
Gylland
Dietz trial tally grows as state calls more witnesses
The state, in the Dietz case, boosted its witness count by six, detailing violent treatment of process servers. Dietz and co defendant Leslie planned not to testify, with Dietz asserting his credibility would not improve by taking the stand after a lengthy defense address.
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Diew
John Dietz
Mer Leslie
Addre
Pere Marquette Seeks Flat Rates for Wisconsin Shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission considered Pere Marquette’s request to maintain flat rates for bituminous coal shipments from Black River to Milwaukee Manitowoc and Mequon areas while also maintaining higher rates to Ludington Michigan and other points. The decision followed concerns coal shipments to Wisconsin facing competition from cheaper rail options via car ferry routes. The commission delayed ruling until September and noted parallels with transport rate changes planned by railroads Chicago Milwaukee Saint Paul and Geneva.
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Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Interstate- Commerce Commission
Pere Marquette Railroad
Milwaukee
Manitowoc
Mewaunee
Wis
Lirdington
Mich
Wisconsin
Ludington
Carferry
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Geneva
Hees
Hecome
Lake builders may bid on naval tug contracts
A distorted report notes that lake shipbuilders from Washington may bid to construct two sea going tugs as authorized by the last naval appropriation. The issue concerns whether this would violate the Bagot agreement limiting naval force on the lakes, a question answered in the negative by the state department.
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Pregs
Weashington
Great Lake Shipbuilde
Lberty
State Department
Beloit Declamation Winners Named in Interscholastic Meet
In Beloit Wisconsin on August 8, 1931, standout performers were honored in the interscholastic declamation event. Aleyn Halgeron of Whitewater and Berner Leckie of Beloit led the competition, with notable placements by Dlage and Jolie.
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Associated’ Preas
Beloit
Wis
Apa
Ablefsten
Ty Aleyin Halgerson
Whitewater
Berner Leckie
Brother bids Taft adieu in farewell call
Charles P Taft of Cincinnati, a brother of the president, sails for Europe on May 20 and will witness the coronation. George V called to say goodbye to the president today.
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Charles Taft
Associated, Press
Washington,dc
Charles
Cincinnati
Europe
George V
ParEn Page Social News and Market Features
An index page lists sections on social notes, books and magazines reviews, legislative mentions, theater items, church announcements, sports features, and market outlook. It references Milwaukee business, markets, plays, and benefit notices with brief listings for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Milwaukee
Rebels Near Canton Threaten Hong Kong Troops Move In
Canton dispatch reports Chinese rebels advancing near the Grand River region east of Canton with government troops dispatched to intercept. Source notes potentially inflated rebel strength and cites confusion about movements from Saigon and Hong Kong amid the broader revolution signals.
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Associated Press
Canton
Chint
Mary the Revolu
Leing Shekhtting
Mast River
Yey Wiles
Non
Union
Mongkong
Greater Atroghh
Hongkong
Saigon
Gunton
Speakers Fail to Appear at Neenah Transit Meeting
Spécial to the Northwestern reports Messrs Chanler and Robby of Buffalo did not attend the Mutual Transit event to discuss a packet service on Fox River. Local business leaders waited, then dispersed after hours with no word from the promoter. Also noted was the funeral of Attie son Dan Mornedey, held after a four hour wake at the Presbyterian church with Rev J Us Marquis officiating.
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Neenah, Wis
Chanler
Robby
Mutual Transit Company’ of
Buffalo
Neenah
Dan
Presbyterian
Church, jRev
Marquis
Oakhill
Governor Delays Choosing Wisconsin Grain and Wage Commission
The governor postpones filling the Wisconsin Grain and Wage Commission seat to avoid party wrangling until the legislative session ends. Rumors say Tolneon may be considered for reappointment, but no decision has been made.
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Alice
Wisconsin
Unclear trial testimony in Abbatemaggio case discussed
Report describes alleged statements and defenses at a trial involving Abbatemaggio and others. Witnesses claim betrayals, prison sentences, and alleged plots tied to the Cuoccolo murders. Testimony situates Vitozzo and Alfano at key moments, with disputed alibis and motives.
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Associat
Viterbo
Abbatomaggio
Orocerlo
Avena
Arena
Edemandi Soui
Abbatemaggio
Vitozzo
Alfano
Poggioresli
End of Free List Debate in Congress On Statehood Moves
The Associated press reports in Washington that after two weeks of debate the free list battle ended its final day in the house today. Democrats expect to pass the measure under the five minute rule Monday with possible minority amendments to be voted down. Attention centers on the territories committee report on Arizona and New Mexico statehood, with constitutions ratified and recalls to be resubmitted for voter revision.
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Presa
Washington
Kereral
Committee On ‘Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
House
Milwaukee Man Identified By Clothing In Railway Bridge Death
Special to The Northwestern reports Milwaukee authorities identified a man found dead on a city outskirts railway bridge. Coroner will hold the case until word arrives from Milwaukee officials. Clothing marked as purchased in Milwaukee stores links the deceased to the city. The man, about thirty years old, five feet five and a half inches tall, 143 pounds, light complexion, had only one cent in his pocket.
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Milwaukee
Wia
Ta Crassa
Calls Schwittay's Bluff Special Northwestern Item
Milwaukee Journal special from Marinette reports Attorney Martineau against A J Behrwittay sheriff and editor of The Searchlight may go to trial at the term of circuit court now held. Schwittay stated the plea offered to bring it to trial. the defendant seeks to delay.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mayo Fa Journal
Marlnetts
Attornay
Mare
Tineau
A. J. Behwittay
Searchlight
Casa
Schwittag
Mart Tinedu
Hasings
Taft Names Officials to Lead Pacific Mammal Protection Effort
The president named Commerce Secretary Vandiver and Labor Secretary Chandler to meet with Britain and Russia to negotiate a treaty protecting and preserving mammals including the sea otter in the North Pacific Ocean.
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Associaicn
Washington, D.-C
Dent Taft
Commerce
Nage
Chandler
P. cAnderson
State Department
Great
UNCLE SAM ALARMED DEMANDS FAIR PLAY
Fragmented dispatch notes a US reaction to border tensions with Mexican insurgents. References to American troop concerns, calls for fair play, and political debate dominate a chaotic briefing with quotes and unnamed sources. Milwaukee and Northwestern wires attributed observer commentary and a judge bound over a murder case, with scarce corroboration.
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Uncle Sam
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