Many Victims Of Elements In South And West
Massive storms and floods hit the south and west, with floods bursting crevasses and galaxies of damage. Hospitals report many injured as death toll climbs and up to 400000 homeless. Rescue efforts mobilized with Red Cross and government aid under way. Threat of further collapses looms in Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Chicago
Beruleelds
Popu~lous
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Slemenis
Helier
Red Cross
Isinpi
Cehez
Miss
Tech
Endan
Leu Sered
Louisiane
Addi i Cus
Cairo
Sailors Reinforce Nicaraguan Coast As Armada Ships Deploy
Orders send the aircraft tender Armostook from Quantico to Charleston to repatriate 149 men, while the submarine tender Sczoune prepares to ship 360 troops from Fort An Prince. The government seizes arms and urges peaceful surrender to avoid further conflict in Nicaragua.
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Thy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
St Marines
Larvimies
Nicarag
Armostook
Quantico
Virtod
Aviasion
Charleston
S.C
Island Rite Corps
Sczoune
Fort An Prince
Tayrt
Wisconsin students form relief group for Mississippi flood victims
A volunteer committee of nine University of Wisconsin students organized last week to coordinate student contributions for Red Cross relief for flood sufferers in the Mississippi Valley.
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Associated Press
Madison
Red Cross
Mississippi Valleys
University of Wisconsing
Vestry Meeting In Superior At Planned Thursday Session
A garbled report notes a church vestry and pastor involved in a meeting at Superior with several officials. The text references education, roles, and the rector guiding discussions at a Thursday gathering.
Supther Conference of Churches Meets in Hayward
The Supther Conference of Churches will hold a convention at the Compresationel churches in Hayward on May 18. A large number of clergymen and laymen are expected to attend.
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Hayward
Wis
Supther Conference of Churches
Compresationel Chures
Haywad
Clereymen
Prosecution Calls for Civil Service Reform Action
A Washington report outlines push from the National Civil Service Reform League for prosecutions within the Department of Justice. Proponents cite alleged abuses under the Wartime and broader civil service practices and urge federal scrutiny and enforcement.
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National Civil Servicr Reform League
Grandon quiet town after flurry caused by legal maneuvers
Crandon Wisconsin residents see a pause in court activity as a special grand jury probes local corruption. Judge William Quinten adjourns morning session amid affidavits and procedural maneuvers. Sixteen county officials evade trial by settling leisure trip costs, while remaining cases move forward with lenient handling.
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Grandon
Associated Presa
Crangen
Wis
Crandon
Farjesal
Willam B. Quinten
Milwaukee
Irvine
Boas
War Court
Enan
Wisconsin Assembly Rejects Personal Property Tax Reform Plan
The Wisconsin Assembly defeated by a 50 to 40 vote a plan to replace the existing tax commission with a three man full time body and to shift personal property tax policy. The education equalization bill was laid over for future consideration.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
State Assembly
Sereby
Cennor
Schuman
Jotar
Omer
Assemblyman Ingalls
Racine Regislator
First Degree Murder Verdict for Gray Gonshmers
The reading of the first degree murder verdict in the Snyder case is described with jurors and court guards present. The defendant faces a severe sentence, while observers and the convicted man’s supporters reflect on the outcome amid tense courtroom moments.
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Gray Gonshmers
Red Cross Fund Exceeds Ten Million In Relief Drive
Washington reports the Red Cross relief fund topped ten million dollars with receipts at noon reaching 10 120 000 as Midwest disasters expand. The organization feeds 200 000 flood refugees and directs relief in cyclone states while tornado deaths are tallied at 399 across Missouri, Kansas, and Texas.
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Ey United Press
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Midwest
Missouri
Kenses
Kanseez
Texas
Pope Wars On Immoral Books Across The Church
The Vatican launches a campaign against immoral books and materials. Papal Instructions denounce immodest dress and publications, aiming to shield youth, restrain bishops, and curb devious content across Catholic districts. The decree stresses danger to faith and morals.
Philosopher and Economist Dies in Gas Incident
A philosopher and economist was found dead in his Hazel Green apartment after turning on gas. Neighbors report he had long voiced a belief in choosing one’s fate. He is survived by a daughter, Viola Stormea, of Sioux City.
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Rhoneighbor
Viola Stormea
Siewe City
Campion High School to Hold Commencement Exercises
HyssG¢ciated Frese Prairie du Chien Wis Fitzg eisht seniors will receive their diplomas at the commencement exercises of Cas] Dien Prepepiteety schnel next mana y the program for commencement. The reserves officers training corps unit of the school will play an important part.
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Frese Prairie du Chien
Wis
Murder charges arise in Wisconsin auto death case
Associated Press reports Milwaukee officers arrested George Becker and Marvin Hubbard after a West Bend death. The 1 year old West Kemii boy Husgsel Dean is the alleged victim. Beck er and Hubbard are charged with murder in a warrant issued at West Bend. They were arraigned before Justice C S Hayden and case continued to May 19. Bail was denied. The two men admitted driving through West Bend at the time but denied harming anyone. Police later determined the blood stains were paint and released earlier suspects.
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Associated Press
New Orlenes
Bayou de Ginises
New Orleans
Sura
Louisiana
L. A. Toombs
Baton Rouge
Wielevee
Big Bend
Farou Des Gratses
Ganger
Vidalia
Hooverséas
Baton
Rouse
Erence
John M. Parker
Hood
Finance Corporation
Figodsa Delta
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Arkenses
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Milwaukee
George Becker
Marvin Hubbard
Green Gar
Husgsel Dean
Weer Bend
C. S&s. Hayden
Hayden
Allrote
Beaver Dam Toles
C. M. Davidson
Dali
Hecker and Hubbard
Edward Miloslavich
West Bend
Woman Questioned in Connection With Cult Case
Benton Harbor case unfolds as Miriam Williams testifies at a hearing before Judge Fos. A deposition is set for Monday in Austin court, with details of an immoral cult practice emerging amid the investigation.
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Benton Harbor
Associated Press
Chicago
Rena
Mich
Miriam Williams
Austin
Night and Thursday Weather Outlook Across Regions
A fragmentary weather note describes rising temperatures tonight and Thursday across western and central portions. It references Northwestern officials and possible advisories but lacks clear details or place names.
Tornado Death Toll Mounts Across States
The storm system left a wide trail of destruction across Kansas Texas Arkansas Missouri Mississippi and Louisiana with at least 95 reported dead and hundreds injured. Emergency care and salvage efforts continue as hospitals strain and facilities supply fog and relief resources.
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Ponlarluff
Missouri
Mer den
Arkansas
Kansas
Texas
Arthur Leath, Head of Furniture Chain, Dies in Elgin
Arthur Leath, 50, head of A Leath & Co., a furniture store chain with 32 outlets across Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin and Indiana, died in Elgin after emergency surgery for appendicitis. Funeral plans are incomplete. Leath's death ends a long, successful era for the company known for expanding its retail presence.
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Famous
Elgin
United Press
nArthur Leath
A. Teath & Co
Illineis
Iowa
Michigan
Wiseconsin
Indiana
Mrr
Leath
Oshk
Hag
Ness
A. Leath & Co
Marinette City Council Approves Bridge Funding
Marinette Wisconsin City Council votes 60 000 to finance the first portion of a drawbridge project over the Menominee River. The approval follows a lengthy session and includes allotments for engineering and construction steps as city officials push to expedite the river crossing.
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Marinette City
Refuses to Take Up Life Among Blacks
A distorted report describes a family's case with a British subject wife and husband, stating the wife refuses to live among Black people and faces reporting at the end. The couple, with one child, have suffered previous losses.
Missing French aviators Nungesser and Coli pursued at sea
Reports from New York and Paris detail coast guard ships and warships sweeping the Atlantic for Captain Nungesser and Coli after their transatlantic flight went missing. Wireless inquiries yielded silence while French and American authorities coordinate searches and public sentiment shifts amid hopeful but fading prospects.
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Associated Preas
New York
Cable
Tex Hau
Nungesser
Coli
Waris
United States
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Havre
France
Tne
Tonishi
New -York
Lins
Nunpesser
Coll
Radio Corporation
Independent Wireless
Navy
Paris
Kilrush
Irelang
Irish Free State suit dismissed by New York court
A New York Supreme Court ruling dismisses a suit brought by the Irish Free State. The decision denies Eamon and trustees’ claim to bonds and returns the proceeds to the bond absorbers, ruling against the publican cause and trustee positions.
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Irish Free State
Re Associates Press
New York—Supreme Court Jr. Gismisadine
Imtah Remy
Susice Peters Alee
Eamon És
Bissotrustee
O'Mara
Hunt for alleged slayer of two men
Local and Missouri authorities join the search for Roy Shaw, 26, accused of beating to death two men in Kennett Missouri. Shaw, a member of a famed family group, is sought after a Sunday night assault that also injured T. F. Wilson and a woman.
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Associated Tress
Memphis
Tenn
Loca
Missouri
Lines
Roy Shaw
Rennet Mo
Shaw
Uwinds
Doe Barrett
Kennet
T. F Wison
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