Wisconsin Senate approves pension fund proposal despite amendments
The Wisconsin Senate in a special session passed a conservation bill creating a six member commission appointed by the governor with senate consent, salary set at 5000, and power limits. Amendments debated include land condemnation for road access, bans on hatcheries, and who appoints members. The measure drew 28 to 2 votes with White and Gettelman opposing. The session also advanced the state tax and teacher pension reforms, awaiting governor’s signature.
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Crushed to Death in Storm Tragedy at Afonder Afternoon
A man named Gly Henkel, 57, a pioneer resident of Maimaukre, was crushed to death when a storm knocked him down on Afondar afternoon. Official reports confirm the fatality and ongoing investigations.
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District president election in third district women’s club
The third district held its annual session with the ladies returning leader Reedhead Wise. Mrs. B. Stair of Broethed was elected to the district nominating committee, joining Mrs. Frank Lehriner of Monroe and forming a new slate for the committee.
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Plane motor heard over Newfoundland reported
Associated Press reports Barbour Grace residents heard a plane motor while working in fields near Harbor Grace and sources name Captains Nungesser and Coli as possible flyers. Witnesses include Peter O’Brien and Captain John Stapleton who said the sound lasted minutes though no plane could be seen because of fog. Patrol boats were ordered to watch and seek whether the missing French airmen are involved.
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Brazil
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West Africa
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What Air Experts Say On Fate Of Missing Flyers
United Press reports New York experts weigh chances for missing aviators. Col Leige Wade favors survivors but real odds appear slim. Capt Peter Bartioli, polar explorer, notes long odds. other officials warn patience may be exhausted after six weeks.
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Wisconsin dairy inspection trip by farm club leaders
Merton Wright, supervisor of 557 eluba, will lead a party to inspect dairies in eastern Wisconsin en route to the Michigan State fair in Tretenst. The mission aims to review Badger dairy herds and farms, with about a day spent on site.
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Eluba
Film Juvenile Cast in Tragic Murder Trial
Paul Helly, a film juvenile, stands trial in Los Angeles for murder connected to the death of Ray Raymond, a musical comedy actor. Grand jury testimony reveals Raymond was beaten, with Dorothy MacHaye admitting an early contact with Kelly before the assault. Investigators say Kelly confronted Raymond at his Hollywood home over Miss MacKaye, claiming to love her, and stated he had merely punched him several times, expressing surprise at the fatal outcome.
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Lawyers Tied To Precedent in Wisconsin Talks
The opening session of the Wisconsin District Attorneys' convention heard Eugene Wenzere of Milwaukee call for reform in juvenile cases and evidence rules. He argued courts share blame for high juvenile delinquency and urged scrapping outdated evidentiary laws to allow new approaches. Mayor Max welcomed attendees and urged action toward repeal of obstructive motives in justice.
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Air journey to Paris halted by weather delay
The article reports pilots preparing for a Paris flight with plans to depart tonight or tomorrow. Weather forecasts predict an afternoon shift around four, and one pilot doubts an early departure, aiming to start soon and reach Paris by tomorrow. A second leg notes Captain Charlee Tindkerzh hopping off in St Louis on a trans continental leg from San Diego to New York, at twelve dollars per mile, expecting to finish 956 miles to Roosevelt Field in ten hours.
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San Tiego
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Roosevels Field
Long Taland
Lenroot Sees Coolidge Favoring Wisconsin Choice
Associated Press report from Superior Wisconsin notes Senator Irvine Lenroot believes President Coolidge favors Wisconsin as a potential summer White House site. Lenroot said the decision rests with the president and his advisers after a brief fishing trip on the Brule River.
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Escape Plot Breaks At State Prison Involves Evans Funk
Mike Evans escaped Miscourt with help from Harry Funk who was serving a life term for robbery. Authorities found bombs and weapons in Evans car and on his person. Police reports say Evans planned to free Funk and other inmates at the old state prison near Few stars penitentiary two miles away but alert guards thwarted the attempt. Evans, sentenced from Kansas City cir court in 1919, faced then a murder escape charge. Funk had aided the escape four years earlier.
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Fishing season in bill again changed
The bill on fishing season faced rapid changes as amendments were debated in the assembly. After pauses for lunch, supporters pushed to open on May 25 while the governor’s stance on advancing the opening remained uncertain. The measure now moves to the senate for final approval and executive signature.
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FATAL DAY UPDATE ON SNYDER MURDER CASE
Associated Press reports sentencing set for tomorrow for Lorraine Snyder and Albert Snyder in the murder of her band, with Iago home seen under heavy guard. Gray declares readiness for fate as lawyers plan appeals and insurance policy details for Lorraine Snyder’s inheritance.
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Weather and Agricultural Outlook by Meteorologist Stewart
United Press reports from Stevens Point Wisconsin with forecasts on health officer duties and weather conditions. Severe winter stresses ease as temperatures rise, pasture and crop conditions improve across regions, trees budding, and vegetation advancing with expected warmer weather aiding growth.
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Stevens Point
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Morse Dies After Long Illness U S District Attorney
Roy L Morse longtime United States district attorney for the eastern district of Wisconsin died at 3 am at his home after a prolonged illness He served since 1893 and was previously editor of The Ripon Press He was prominent in Republican politics and held posts including Fond du Lac county district attorney He is survived by his widow and two children Funeral services will be held with burial in Ripon after reaching state figures and career notes
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Start Operations for Community to be Model
A partial OCR shows Unttad Press and Lakeleeds site near Manning start of ambitious artificial operation. Investment estimated at 1,005,490 or more faces a complex Lakeland tract involving Robert H. Staithompen. Operations began yesterday in the presence of company executives and their spouses.
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Relatives Sought After Marine Held in Pereaty Mystery
Readers await word from authorities as a body is found in Canada birth details emerge. The missing man, once a U.S. Marine, is linked to Pereaty near Sturgeon Bay by local reports. The search centers on identifying the deceased and locating relatives.
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Wisconsin Rapids High Names New Principal
Wi Ritehay, director of athletics at the high school for seven years, has been elected principal, succeeding L A Struck who resigned. A new coach had not yet been chosen.
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Federal Agents Capture Alcohol Distilling Plant
A Wausau Wisconsin report says federal agents captured a large alcohol distilling plant near Tomahawk and Pine Creek, with four men arrested and held on charges of manufacturing and possessing illegal intoxicating liquor. Additional arrests followed in nearby towns as officers recovered equipment and伪 details of the operation.
Radio Features Tonight Dots From New York Stations
Central Time notes air slots for WEAF and WIZ and other networks with orchestral performances and organ recital. Programs list performances by Silbertown orchestra, Victor Saudek led Wine Symphony, and Dr Charles A. Sheldon organ recital in Atlanta.
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Indictments Against Three For Trying To Sell State To Indians
Ambiguous OCR text reports indictments against three individuals in a case involving alleged attempts to sell state land or influence with Native Americans. Details are unclear due to transcription errors, but references to Associated Press and individuals named in error suggest a political crime or corruption matter from an early period.
Sacramento Students Return After Walkout Strike
Six hundred students at Sacramento High School returned to classes today after a walkout in protest of Principal F. Dale's dismissal. A parade through Sacramento streets yesterday preceded the decision, with police called to prevent rioting as tensions cooled.
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