Planes prepare for coast-to-coast crossing on Long Island
Three American planes intended for nonstop flights to Paris await favorable weather on Long Island fields. Lindbergh and Chamberlin and Bertaud plan early morning hops toward the prize flight, with Byrd’s ship delayed as missing French airmen’ fate unfolds.
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Lone gunman robs Anchor State Bank in Milwaukee
A lone gunman robs the Anchor State Bank at 3414 Na in Milwaukee, taking about $5,000. He cushions cashier George and stenographer Lilian, threatens bystanders, and escapes in a parked automobile as Madison police seek a suspect driving a Hessel vehicle.
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Flyer Forced Down Near Wisconsin City in Air Incident
An aircraft with a passenger diverted after a sunken propeller damaged the craft near Ta Crosse Wisconsin on Thursday night. The pilot Chamberlain and the passenger were not seriously injured. the plane was damaged and ordered for repair before returning to Minneapolis.
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Day Agent and Sheriff Killed in Redfield Shootout
Federal and local officers pursued Walter Chrissman, an alleged bootlegger, after he killed Sheriff and a federal agent at Chrissman’s farm near Redfield. A large posse hunted the fugitive as gunfire erupted at about 1:20 am, leading Chrissman to fatally shoot himself in a stack of brush five miles from home.
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Bandits Haul Away Two-Ton Safe From Kansas Bank
In McCune Kansas bandits escaped with a two ton safe from a bank after a theft timed at night. A posse returning reported they treed the bandits but could not capture them. About 266 dollars were taken with 7.09 in cash and the rest in notes and jewelry. The bank location near Grove was cited in a partial, unclear report.
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Gift back request prompts state official action
The Oneida county board passes a resolution seeking the return of land once granted to the state for school purposes. Officials push for legislative funding to enable the county and city to reclaim the tract, highlighting a desire to restore ownership to local authorities.
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Radio Features Highlight Tonight’s Prime Programs
United Press reports tonights radio lineup across 29 stations with features from Goliman at 6 pm and a Philadelphia modern music program. WIZ and WS5M showcase networked hour slots, while WFAA Dallas airs a minstrel wave at 9 pm and Nashvilles Topoma program appears among evening offerings.
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Rockford man ends life by poison in root beer
United Press reports Frank Anderson, 31, ended his life at home by drinking poison, hoping to ease worries over financial and work troubles. His caregiver failed in repeated attempts to save him.
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Plan To Limit Output Of Oil Looms Over Seminole Field
Associated Press reports Tulsa operator Ray H. Collins assumed control as dictator over Oklahoma's Seminole oil field with authority to cap output for two weeks. This marks the first major industry move to curb production since anti trust era reforms.
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Oshkosh Doctor Named Delegate to National Convention
Dr Lexis 2 Harned of Madison was elected president of the Wisconsin Osteopathic association. Jana Waveses was chosen at the Madison meeting to lead the organization next year. Dr EL E Secretary-treasurer and Dr AL Wen noted during the session. The convention will be held in Denver, with Rogers named to attend.
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Reward Offered for Thieves in Elkhorn County
Walworth county officials set aside 1000 dollars to aid a crackdown on chicken thefts. A 160 dollar reward is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible in Elkhorn area.
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Legislation Impossible Debate Sparks Wisconsin Senate Session
During an extra session in Madison the Wisconsin Senate debated progress on a restrictive bill while Senator Walter S. Goodland attacked outside forces shaping votes. The body advanced measures including abolishing the oil inspector's office and raising Supreme Court salaries to 15 400 dollars as the lower house concurred.
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Wives of Flyers Not Apprehensive About Flight Outcome
Mrs Clarence Whose husband piloted the Hellanca monoplane in the New York Paris flight and Mrs Lloyd Bexland, wife of the plane navigator, say they face danger calmly. They have spent years awaiting the moment and feel confident in the mission despite risks as the aircraft nears its destination.
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Witnesses in Fall Conspiracy Case Served in France
In France, witnesses connected to the fall conspiracy case have been served with subpoenas issued by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. The process was carried out through American consular officials as part of ongoing judicial actions.
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Fire at Delavan mill causes heavy losses
A blaze at Hetzel grist mill near Delavan Wisconsin damages the Phoenix land property once used as a mill. Estimated loss reaches 290,909 dollars with much grain destroyed. The fire’s origin is unknown and the fire occurred early in the morning.
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Madison assembly acts on taxes and tuition reforms
A broad Madison session passed key measures including a refund of inheritance taxes following a Supreme Court ruling, tuition fees for nonresidents at normal schools, tighter controls on phrognomaticists, and tax exemptions for horses and mules. The reform agenda also addressed penalties for certain offenses and reconsideration of the governing platform.
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New Badger Editor Poses at 152nd Annual Meeting
New editor at the Badger publication poses for the Associated Press style guide ceremony. Media staff from the 152nd annual event in the public west area feature in a brief local notice.
Three Wisconsin men fined after hard labor sentences
Three Waters of the Taier Jar district workers received hard labor and fines in Washburn Wisconsin court proceedings. Details are sparse due to OCR issues but the record notes sentences for labor and monetary penalties. The case highlights stiff penalties in labor and fee enforcement.
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Reward offered for missing flyers in Washington
A $5,000 reward is announced for finding missing flyers tied to a New York donor. The note mentions a $25,000 prize and references names such as Bey, Mashington, Raymond Cirtelx, and affiliations with Paris New York. The fragmentary text cites efforts to locate the last French flyers including Non-Rescor and Cali, with aims unclear.
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Snyder, Gary Condemned to the Chair
Gary Snyder and Albert Snyder were sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing for the murder of Air Snyder US. The court denied motions to set aside the verdict. Appeals to the Court of Appeals are contemplated with about six months before a decision.
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Wisconsin Assembly OKs tax refund bill on inheritance fees
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a bill to refund about 660000 in inheritance taxes. The measure, led by Assemblyman Duncan, follows a US Supreme Court ruling about penalties on gifts at death. Governor Huber backed action as the legislature prepared to adjourn.
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Dies From Injuries Due To Skidding Auto
A man died from injuries after a skidding automobile crash nearSturgeon. He was picked up and brought to Sturgeon where he suffered multiple body injuries including head and facial wounds.
DROWNED IN WATER TROUGH AT FARM NEAR GREEN BAY
Four year old Charles Doyor died after slipping into a water trough on his father’s farm near Green Bay Wisconsin. The tragedy occurred Wednesday when the child fell from a wagon and tumbled into the trough. No further details available.
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Sugar Lands of Louisiana Doomed By New Overflow
New Orleans, La Associated Press reports widespread hope in Washington and Paris for the missing French aviators Nungesser and Coli. Aerial search extends along the Atlantic coast toward Labrador as reports of a unidentified plane near St Marys Bay and harbor radio hulls spur fresh theories. Flooding intensifies in Louisiana with levee breaks along the Bar Des GLises and Red River, threatening vast sugar lands and displacing 150,000 people as Missouri River overflows push toward Omaha.
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Funeral Services for Roy L Morse in Milwaukee
Funeral services for Roy L Morse 57 United States a soldier and attorney will be held tomorrow from a Milwaukee undertaker parlor. The ceremony follows his death after an illness and brief hospitalization. Vivian Laguesred is noted in relation to the arrangements.
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Wauwatosa Flood Causes Widespread Damage
Recent rains flood Wauwatosa and suburb with many basements and streets flooded. Sewer backups and clogged drains affect homes and streets, disrupting daily life and prompting local responses.
Body of man found beside street car tracks
Unidentified man about forty years old was found near the street car tracks on Thursday night. Authorities say the body shows no immediate signs of foul play and a routine investigation is underway.
Tremendous Slump in Berlin Bourse Reported
Associated Press reports a dramatic drop in Berlin stock prices as banks decide to curb speculative buying and a rush to sell hits AQ class shares. Market turmoil spurred by panic and large ruble inflows affecting bank-backed concerns seen as vulnerable.
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Kentucky Derby Field Set With 18 Colts Entered
Louisvile Kentucky entries announced for the fifty third Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs scheduled for tomorrow. A purse of 56 900 dollars and a geld cup are at stake as the field compiles for the mile and a quarter classic.
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