Nationalists in China Face War With Japs
Shanghai reports indicate nationalist government may invite U S mediation in the Chinese Japanese conflict. Nationalist troops reportedly surround Japanese in Tsinan with heavy fighting. Japan plans to reinforce with the Nagoya division to Shantung and Tsingtao as clashes continue near Tsinan and along the Shantung railway.
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Discovery of shotgun key clue in Portage case
Portage Wisconsin officials regarded the discovery of a single shotgun near the Helen Leng murder site as a major clue. Harold McMann found the weapon about 200 yards from the location where the Portage high school girl’s body was found on November 14 in what authorities call a significant break in the investigation.
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Death of Walter Bee Wilson Found in Shanghai River
The body of Walter Bee Wilson, an American vice consul who disappeared a week ago, was recovered in the Whangpoo River eight miles below Shanghai. Consular officials identified the body and police suspect he died by his own actions.
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Coolidge May Visit Milwaukee for Saengerfest
Milwaukee awaits President Coolidge as Saengerfest organizers expect his attendance June 14. Congressman and actor Berger influence noted. Hoecng, Saengerfest president, confirms possible trip pending health and safety.
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Hales vs United States Tax Suit Upheld in Detroit
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed a district court ruling in Mrs Alice G Hales suit against the government over alleged illegal assessments on Ford Motor stock. Hales, widow of a Detroit maker, seeks recovery of over 24 million with interest. The case involves internal revenue collector in Detroit and former secretary of state Charles Evans Hughes.
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Brazil declines league invitation to cancel resignation
Brazil rejects a recent invitation from the league of notaries to withdraw its resignation. In a public answer, Brazil says it prefers collaboration and that if a future opportunity arises it would have a basis to rejoin.
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Union of Methodists and Presbyterians Proposed in Resolution
A resolution presented to the secretary of the quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church proposes a union of the Methodist and Presbyterian bodies in the United States. Rev. Bir Allen signed the document, with several directors listed on the draft.
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Coolidge Names Postmaster for Rhinelander City
Washington D C crossmasters nominate today President Coolidge named Charles L L Calkins for Rhinelander Wisconsin postmaster in a terse announcement citing federal appointment procedures and city service.
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Campaign Log Reports Talks On General Election Pleas
United Press dispatch notes Herbert Hader met with New York managers to push radio and moving pictures for the general election if he wins the Republican nomination. J Braine Kremer, Montana Democratic committeeman, says Montana will give eight votes to Governor Smith at the Houston convention, predicting Smith on the first ballot. Maryland primaries show slight interest, with Hoover the only name on ballots.
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Preference for Herbert Hoover GIVES HOOVER EDGE IN MARYLAND PRIMARIES
Maryland voters favored Herbert Hoover in the primary, with 21,959 votes to 4,677 for an uninstructed delegation. The results also show strong support for Republican Sen. William P. Jackson and the party slate for national and state posts, while Goldsborough faced no opposition for the GOP senatorial nomination.
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Bank Robbery at Ingols Sets Off Long Night Raid
Seven well dressed bandits robbed the First National Bank in Ingols Indiana of about $15,000. They entered at 3 a.m. and forced bank president Je F Croxton from his bed to accompany them. Time lock defenses delayed them as Gooddale was later forced to reveal the safe. The robbers escaped eastward after taking the money while an American Legion member in the area began serving his sentence.
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Extradition bid fails as pair do not appear
In Waukegan Michigan Rac to extradite Martin Elliott and Tom Elliott after a Monday afternoon no show on bond. The two men were among four accused in a June assault on Jamie Lynch, Chicago Tearmster's union secretary, at a summer home near Burlington Wisconsin. Lynch wounded, others fled, arrests made at Antioch Illinois.
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Exhumed case in Menominee widow’s share dispute
In Menominee Michigan legal action over the will of Marshal Burns Lloyd a divorce and widow’s share dispute proceeds. Margaret Isadora Lloyd faces expunged records from the trial as arguments before Circuit Judge Frank B Beil unfold. Mrs Lloyd, divorced in 1920, contests the desertion charge and challenges the divorce validity in a case tied to Michael J. Doyle 74‑year‑old former husband.
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Cambridge village seeks test of 1927 state school law
Citizens of Cambridge Dane County file with the state supreme court to seek leave to bring a criminal action challenging the constitutionality of the 1927 law. The petition notes efforts to detach or redivide school district territory across multiple towns, claiming about 290 districts could be affected and citing a $110 school tax impact from proposed detachments.
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Weather forecast near Lake Superior and Minnesota
Sevier 22 Bair 3 12 Wixonsin Panhe cimmis clemdir tonight and Wednesday warmer tonight and unsettled with possible showers. Small craft warnings on upper lakes except southern Huron and Upper Michigan. Mostly cloudy, cooler near Lake Superior, warmer inland. Northwestern observations show 68 at 1pm with clear skies and tech clear.
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Court reduces Uecker damages in theft case
Madison man Robert Uecker, a Dodge county farmer, failed to overturn a $1,000 damages award to neighbor Kulkee for alleged theft of livestock feed. The supreme court rejected his appeal while noting the sensational newspaper coverage and questioning Uecker’s ghost beliefs, calling him eccentric yet not entirely untrustworthy.
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President Reconciled to Flood Control Bill
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie publicly said he does not expect to win the Democratic presidential nomination. He noted delegates would not be chosen officially until the Maryland state convention May 22 and denied pursuing the nomination.
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Oshkosh Normal Plans Faculty Reductions for Funds
Madison Wis 17 A board of normal regents faces a budget shortfall as Oshkosh and other Wisconsin teachers colleges must plant leaves of absence to balance salaries. Nine or more faculty may be cut, with two or three dismissed, to cover a 20 080 shortfall against the special 1 195 200 allocation.
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Dirigible Italia Undergoing Repairs
Copenhagen Denmark reports ongoing repairs to the Dirigible Italia after completion of preparations to depart Tripoli. An Italian/Denmark mix of notes mentions engine work and envelope adjustments amid a broad craze and unclear progress.
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Congress Slides Through Flood Control And Farm Relief Talks
Senate expected to ratify flood control compromise as Rivers and Harbors weighs Great Lakes channel report. House and Senate conferees plan McNary-Haugen farm relief while investigations and hearings continue.
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Supreme Court Takes Original Jurisdiction Over Memorial Union Case
Wisconsin Supreme Court assumes original jurisdiction on Loomis suit to test constitutionality of a $726,000 loan from the state teachers retirement fund for a university field house. briefs due May 1. Loomis represents the State Teachers Association. the case questions legality of financing via the university building corporation and its repayment mechanism.
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Permission to File Briefs Brings Gas Tax Case to High Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ordered the city of Reeme and the attorney general to file briefs by May 25 on whether the state can challenge the gas tax under original jurisdiction. Martin Pawson sued for permission to file, which was granted, raising a potential six million dollar state revenue issue. The state defense did not oppose the test. decision is expected after the court reconvenes in September.
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