VETOOFBILL BY GOOLIDGE TO EXPECTED
Congress advances farm relief and merchant marine measures through conference, with both chambers nearing consensus. Senate work on Corporation tax features and Hoover-funded plans continues, while House actions push for Ainslie Shoals and McNary-Haugen farm relief finalization before the next session. The president anticipates a veto fight and possible override.
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Coolidge
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Man Confesses to Slayings After Conscience Drives Truth
A Los Angeles man, James Leo Carroll, 18, and Ruth Lillie, 21, were named in a confession as victims in a double murder. The suspect said conscience compelled him to reveal the slayings and related details to authorities. The case involves a six month investigation and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Los Angeles
James Hooven
Alies James
Daver Franz Dewar
Ruth Lillie
James Leo Carroll
Wisconsin Drainage Company Wins Walworth Drainage Contract
Elkhorn Wisconsin firm Wisconsin Drainage Company secured an $8,200 drainage contract at Walworth after bidding five cents under the nearest competitor. The award was announced yesterday in Walworth, Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin Drainage Company
Walworth
Abbot's Speed Wins Kempton Jubilee Handicap
Lord de War's five year old Abbot's Speed trained by Mary Gaunt finished three lengths ahead of Autocrat, ridden by H. Biebl, at Kempton Park Jubilee Handicap today in England.
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Kempton Park
England
Lord de War
Mary Gaunt
H. Biebl
Autocrat
Fire destroys hospital on the Menominee Reservation
Shawano Wis Friday afternoon fire swept the hospital at The Shawano fire department fought the blaze but could not stop it. Loss is estimated at least $20,000 with the hospital near Shaweno on the Menominee Reservation severely damaged.
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Shaweno
Wis
Pize
Atyheshena
Shawero
Meropinee
Shawano
Republican Committee to Meet in Madison on May 25
The Republican state center committee, led by Chairman Agr. Chase, will meet in Madison May 25 to elect alternates for delegates to the national convention in Kansas City. Twenty six delegates will be chosen, with possible selections among George W. Brull, Walter S. Goodlend, and others. Senator Hui is reportedly hospitalized and unlikely to attend.
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P. —Nomee
Steve Sen
John B. Chase
Ocovio
Republican State Centre Committee
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Radee
George W. Brull
Whitewater
London
Hui
Sox
Repub
George W. Viis
Manitowee
Wausaa
Wis
A. B. Fontzine
Repubican
John JF. Okoneski
Mayor Hoan Leads Kenosha Protest Parade Today
Hoan of Aihiwaukee will read a labor parade for about 2,508 persons this afternoon. The protest targets alleged unfair employment practices by the American Federation Company, with unionists from Kenosha and nearby cities joining. Organizers include Louis Budenz of New York, editor of Lebor ge, aiding the labor dispute between the Butter Company and a hosiery firm.
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Aihiwaukee
Omer! Company
Amaipanizied Gicthing Workers of America
Loms
Budenz
New York
Leborge
Buitiers
Hosiery Company
Raiders Seek Police Aid During Milwaukee Raid
Federal raiders Friday night faced a crowd of men and women as they conducted a raid. Police assistance arrived to help control the scene. The confrontation intensified as officers pushed back against pushed lines and the raiders pressed forward.
Jefferson institute dedicates services at public ceremony
A private dedication for St. Coletta's institute for backward youth took place yesterday with Archbishop Le of Milwaukee presiding. Participating attendees included MESES. A public dedication is planned for May 20.
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Jefferson, Wis
iPi
St. Coletta’s Institute For Backward Youth
Leof the Milwaukes Abosi Iwenir Meses
Reid
Congress session weighs tax cuts and bills
Today in Congress the debate centers on tax reductions while a presidential campaign investigating committee questions Senator James Watson of Indiana. A pink bellworm eradication bill is taken up, and Major James F. Coupal, Coolidge's personal physician, is promoted to chair a calendar bill list.
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James Watson
Indiana
Rovusa
James F. Coupal
Coolidge
Four Killed in Laundry Blast at Kokomo
Four women died when an explosion wrecked the Fridlin laundry in Kokomo Indiana. Workers on garment pressing machines were killed and many injured or unaccounted for as debris and shattered windows spread for blocks. Local officials could not determine the blast’s cause as some victims were identified and many others were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Anz
Facx
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Russ Black
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Courtneys
Heéy
Aliss Black
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Grace Mioreison
Lillian Pohlman
Ruth McFarlane
Mary Rover
Dora Sehbruds
Irs
FW Schmidt
Marr Oakes
Lillian Coisman
Thelma Garriott
Ted
Japan weighs advisory move to league over China dispute
Tokyo officials discussed whether to take the matter before the League of Nations. The plan would seek a formal inquiry, with Japan claiming no aim to violate Chinese integrity while offering mediation hopes. Chinese nationalists in Geneva viewed it as a disappointment and feared a lack of action by the United States.
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Geneva
Europe
Nat Potetes
Nanking
Lindbergh Medal Measure Signed by President
Washington DF President Coolidge signed a joint resolution providing 1500 for the coinage of a gold medal honoring Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. The action marks official recognition of his aviation achievement and funds are allocated for the commemorative piece.
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Coolidge
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kansas City Bishop Cleared by Methodist Conference
The quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church cleared Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh, Pa., of charges of maladministration and misuse of Episcopal power in conducting the annual conference.
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Kansas City
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tool
Francis J. McConnell
Pitsburgh
Tunney and Lindbergh Hold Secret Meeting Revealed
The Yorker magazine details a secret studio meeting between heavyweight champion Gene Tunney and aviator Charles A. Lindbergh arranged by Charlies Baskerville. They discuss fame, anti autograph seekers, and compare their hands while sharing idle talk about aircraft and disguises.
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Gene Tunney
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Jack Demp Ser
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Discovery of Error Triggers Sharp Wheat Break at Board
Chicago report of May 9 misstated Ohio wheat production, correcting 1,478,600 bushels to 816,000. The error sparked a 3 to 4 cent drop as traders dumped futures in two frantic selling waves at the Board of Trade.
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Board of Trade
Ohio
Weather and obituary note from Chicago area report
Fragmented item mentions Sheborgan Wisconsin and Chicago death notice with Associated Press style weather data. It references Gene Winkieber and Patior Frame, with scattered phrases about temperatures, upper lakes, and Midwest forecasts. Contains garbled OCR but signals obituary and regional forecast elements for March dates via the Daily Northwestern style.
Bremen mission to free transatlantic monoplane Bremen
Air parties from Washington to Greely Island prepare to free the Bremen from a New York island prison. Major General Fechet leads two Junkers planes with Lt. Muirchain and Capt. Baker aboard as they seek a takeoff path amid softening ground. If landings fail, Melchoir plans parachute drop to Greely Island and the Bremen may be left for rescue by steamer.
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Greedy Island
Bremen
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Newfoundland
Fechet
James E. Fechet
Army Airforps
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Cant
Ir Bsker
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Melchoir
Army
Junkers
Melenoir
Greents Island
Theater bombing turns into mystery in Seattle theaters
A bomb exploded at the Colonial and Capitol theaters in Seattle causing extensive damage while investigators work to identify clues. Police report limited evidence found on site, with theories focusing on a rushed iron device and possible intruder motives as investigators review security footage and witness statements.
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Seattle. Wash
Colonial
Capitol
Italia Forced Ten Delay Next Polar Excursion
Kings Bay Spitzbergen report shows the Italian expedition delayed ten days due to bad weather while attempting a polar voyage toward Franz Josef Land. The commander cites May as optimal launch time in this region as the ship turned back along the north coast. The text also notes the death of Burlington pastor Rev Christian H. Dieker from a stroke at 58 after sixteen years at St John’s Lutheran.
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Rcuutslen
Itaia
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Burlington, Wik
Ili
Christian H. Dieker
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wisconsin Leads In Radio Sets Nationwide Survey
Wisconsin had 194000 radio sets ranking eleventh among states in that respect, with New York leading at 853000 and California over two million. The nationwide survey by Radio Retailing, under federal commission request, estimates seven and a half million standard sets with loudspeakers in use, with total receivers including crystal sets around eleven to twelve million.
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Agentor x Tealerss Ishington
Wisconsin
McGraw-Hill Group of Trade and Technical
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Fond du Lac Board Tightens Term Limits
Fond du Lac officials approved a resolution limiting board chair terms to two years in succession. The measure aimed to curb extended leadership by board members amid some dissent from several members.
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Fond An Lar
FAO
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Wisconsin Welcomes Flyers at Milwaukee Parade Sunday
Milwaukee hosts a large welcoming event for the Bremen Ayers party led by Baron von Huenefelé with anticipated crowds, parades, speeches, and receptions. Officials include Governor Zimmerman, Major Fitzmaurice, Captain Koehl, and Chamber leaders with Massed civic and military participation across Wisconsin cities.
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Gress
Baron Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefelé
James E. Fitzmaurice
Herman Koehl
Soldier Geld
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Koehl
Ill
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Zimmerman
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Oscar F. Stotzer
Association of Commerce
Charles S. Younggréen
Feneral
Koehl Wil
Baron von Buenefeld
Fitzmimurice
Hyers
Milwaukee Press Club
Cornelius J. Corcoran
Common Council
Groun
Would Make Presentation at Court of St James a Paying Proposition
Washington reports a plan by Representative Victor Berger urging that American women presenting themselves at the court of St James in Britain pay a fixed fee to the U S treasury for letters of recommendation. The scheme targets aspirants seeking the privilege, proposing this as a joint United States and Great Britain payment measure.
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Court of St. James
United States
Great Britain
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
United States Treasury
Eman
Berner
Maitland May Enter University Report
Ambiguous text reports Maitland possibly entering a university. The fragment mentions Milwaukee and Maitland but provides no clear names, dates, or events to confirm details. Further readable context is needed for a solid summary.
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Maitland
Campaign Log May Iz Campaign Log May Iz Smith for President
James B Watson of Oregon and Sen Burton Wheeler of Montana urged the nomination of Governor Smith as Democratic presidential candidate. Nevada and Montana Democratic leaders pledged to support Smith at the Houston convention and US delegation votes were aligned with his bid.
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Guythner Smith
Hia
Teday
James B Watson
Ir Ang
Ficia
Burton HK Wheeler
Menwane
Cené
Pana Ger
McDowell
Montana
Smith
Nevada
Democratic Natinnal Os Enka
Gey Cine
McCourt
Democratic Committee
Houston
Tax bill seen as unfair to small corporations
Washington Senator Walsh of Massachusetts attacked the revenue bill’s corporation tax provisions as unjust to small firms during a senate speech. He urged a graduated rate from 3 percent on up to 7,000 and 11 1 2 percent on larger incomes, arguing the present flat 12 1 2 percent burden harms small businesses and benefits large monopolies.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Senate Today
Walsh
Massachusetts
Home of Quarles, Milwaukee Lawyer Destroyed by Fire
A Milwaukee lawyer named Quarles had his home destroyed by a fire in Waukasha with an estimated value of 55 660. Three volunteer fire departments battled flames in a village lacking a water supply, drawing water by suction. No injuries were reported.
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Greely
Colo
Adolph Maize
Lasalle
Meize
Ramon
Mary
Babri
Ola
Albert
Quarles
Milwaukee
Rome Malwaukee
Gre Eviday
Pimeiske
Chuaney
Executives Meet Over Coal Rate Cut Plan
New York Central announced a meeting of railroad executives from northern lines carrying coal to the lakes region. The Pittsburgh gathering on Monday will decide the date for a proposed 20 cent cut in coal rates, aiming to take effect soon.
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New York Central Railroad
Northern Tailroads
Lakes
Pittsburgh
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