Attitude on Silesia Scrap Approved
United Press reports on Lloyd George Briand and Polish leader Adalbert Korfanty as the Silesia dispute looms. Britain’s stance draws mixed press reaction while German papers warn of war if entente forces withdraw. A possible supreme allied council meeting is planned to address the Upper Silesia crisis.
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United Press
Upper Silesia
Uiterances
Keen
United ‘Press
London
Lievd. George
Silesia
Daily Herald
Labor
Northcliffe
Lloyd George
the Times
Poland
Poat
Sve
Tess. Bertin
Great Britain
Germain
France
Adalbert Korfanty
Lokal Anzeigér
Freiheit
Germany
Supreme Allied Council
Paria
AM. Driand
Depurtes
Paris
Mr. Lloyd George
Ten years to Green Bay parole in one year
Mulwanker, Win, Charles White, and Steve Rosier from Michigan City Ind were sentenced to ten years in Green Bay state reformatory for the robbery of Frank Cherny at his home two weeks ago. The men, both street car conductors, were on the way to Montana to work. They will be eligible for parole in a year. sentence pronounced with consideration for Hosters war record and White swift and baby. White has a wife and a six month old baby. Rosier and White both served in France. White earns a five star service citation.
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Associated Press
Mulwanker
Win
Charles White
Steve Rosier
Michigan City
Ind
State Reformatory
Green Bay
Backus
Frank Cherny
White
Montana
Green Hay
Hosters
War Record
White Swift and Baby
France
Man Charged With Assault Pleads Insanity in Park Incident
In island park, Henry Shafer faces assault charges for allegedly dragging Mia Gertrud Kane from a horse and beating her with a blackjack. Shafer’s lawyers enter an insanity plea as he is arraigned. a hearing is set for May 7.
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Preas
Creeme
Henry Shafer
Mia
Gertrud Kane
Tnda
Socialists Succeed in Italian Elections Reported
Rome reports socialist successes in Turin Florence and Bologna in parliamentary elections. Constitutionalists predict a comfortable working majority in the next chamber. Intense excitement spread across cities as tensions rose between socialists and communists and fascist nationalists amid riots in several Tuscan and Piedmontese cities.
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Associated Presse
Rome
Turin
Florence
Bologna
Peld
Chamber’ of Deputies
Communiata
Extreme Nationaliata
Piedmont
Will bequest directs monument for self at Madison cemetery
The will of late John Haggerty of Madison leaves the entire estate, about 35 000 dollars, to be converted to cash for a monument over his grave. Mollie and Nellie Donohue of Milwaukee are named nieces to receive the bequest of an old tombstone. Executor August Paunick ordered to cover moving expenses if Donohue heirs claim their share. Nellie Murphy neighbor may contest. Relatives press to invalidate the will and share in the Madison real estate estate.
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United Press
Madison
Calvary Cemetery
Strangs
John Hag~ Gerty
Dane County
Haggertys
Mollie
Nellié Donghue
Milwaukee
John Hag* Gerty
Commercial Rational Bank
Pauick
Donohue
Nellie Murphy
Haggerty
Neitle
Madison Real -Estate
Peace hopes in Mingo county mine war strengthen
West Virginia mine war quieted at sun up as miners positions in the hills around Williamson remained subdued. Kentucky guards arrived to reinforce posts at Alburn MecCarr and Merrimac while five suspects were arrested in the wooded terrain. Mortality remains six dead with unidentified bodies found in Bevon and Chattarey amid ongoing patrols and combing of the region.
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West Virginia
United Press
Williamson
Mingo
Thug River
Tike County
Kentucky
Alburn
MecCarr
Merrimac
Blackberry City
McCarr
Richard Beverly
Pike County
Kentucky Hills
Bevon
Here
Devon
Chattarey
Woods
Associated Pres. Williamson
W. Va
Kentolitia
Pinson
Batette
Raswli
Medical bootleggers trouble medicine makers in Prohibition era
Washington sources state manufacturers of proprietary medicines focus on stopping bootleggers rather than selling to the sick. W B Thompson, a Washington representative, testified before the dietary committee about Volstead law enforcement and noted that before prohibition, about 80 percent of legitimate medicine used alcohol.
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Associated Presa
Washington
W. B. Thompson
Thompson
Protection for American Hen Urgent Tariff Plea
New York dispatch reports United Press that American poultry faces demoralization from foreign competition. Kerrigan of Petaluma California urges a protective tariff to aid domestic chicken farmers, noting 87 percent of farms raise poultry and 3 million depend on the industry. He cites a 1920 US output of 20 billion eggs and argues current costs leave producers at a loss while imports from China Australia and Argentina undercut prices by about 10 cents a dozen. The request aims to close this gap with a tariff to restore parity.
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Harold D. Jacobs
United Press Suu
New York
EH. W
Kerrigan
California
Chamber of Commerce of
Petaluma
Calif
United States
Viata
China
Australia
Argentina
Aghout
Country Poultry Association
Ees
Frost Slightly Stuns Door County Orchards Clash
In Door County the frost barely damaged cherry plum and apple crops. W S Bailey, county agricultural agent, says warm orchard air protected trees and some growers report little harm. Temperatures fell to around 24 degrees with about 409000 cherry trees in the county. Brown and nearby counties suffered thousands in crop losses from the cold and heavy frost.
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Sturpeen
Door County
W. S. Bailey
Agericultural
Bailey
Hinom
Green Bay
Wis
Brown
Larnen
Congress Debates Naval Appropriation and Cable Landing Power
Senate considers naval appropriation bill while commerce committee reviews a Kellogg bill granting the president authority over cable landings. Judiciary panel plans hearings on prohibition supplement as part of the day’s congressional agenda.
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Senate
Commerce Committee
Desaires
Judiciary Committee
Aurora Spring Frolik Disrupts Worldwide Telegraphs
A magnetic storm nicknamed the Northern Lights disrupted telegraph and cable transmissions across New York Aurora and Europe since Friday night. Wireless sites and receiving coils were damaged, delaying messages. experts lack a clear scientific explanation for the earth currents. A fire destroyed a Swedish telephone exchange at Karlstad, reportedly linked to the disturbance.
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Presa
New York
Aurora
Berestig
Loman
British Isles
Europe
United Kingdom
England
United Staten
Karlstndy
Swedish Town
Stockholm
One Killed One Fatally Injured In Auto Crashes
One man was killed and another fatally injured in separate automobile accidents reported by the Associated Press. A Houston man, Swanson, died when a car tipped, throwing the driver. Thomas White was hospitalized with internal injuries after being struck by a vehicle while crossing the road.
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Associated Press
Fa Crane
Win
Ne Swanson
Houston
Thomas White
Matarinan
Daughter of former Governor Cox dies at home
Theron C. Mahoney, daughter of farmer James M. x, Democratic candidate for president last fall, died suddenly at her home in Imytan, Mire. The obituary notes her as the daughter of former Governor Cox and records her passing today.
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Cox
Associated Press
Imytan
Mire
Theron C. Mahoney
Farmer
James M. x
Presi
Shoe Workers Meet at Fifteenth Biennial Convention
Approximately 30,000 workers from the United States and Canada gathered in St Bowls for the fifteenth biennial convention of the Boot and Shoe Workers union. Delegates debated methods to strengthen the union and protect the wage scale.
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Associated Pres
St. Bowls
United States
Canada
Hare
Ratification of Dry Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court ruled that ratification of the prohibition amendment within seven years by three fourths of the states does not invalidate the entire amendment. The decision was delivered in the appeal of J J Dillon of Sun Prairie. The ruling also covered related cases including tax and immigration matters and affirmed limits on states rights in enforcing federal fiscal provisions.
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iMy Associated Press
Washington
Metfard
Tgday
Ylvede
J. J. Dilan
Sun
Pederal Reserve Vaniin
Sus Preme
Deerer
Georgle
Camp Douglas to Host Largest Troop Training Camp
The country camp at Camp Douglas will host the largest troop concentration this summer. About 2,600 to 7,008 troops are to train there from mid 20 starting July, under General Mabrick of the Sixth Army Corps. Artillery from Wisconsin and Michigan National Guards and infantry regiments will be stationed at the camp with General Pershing spending days to review the troops. General Holway notes Eau Claire preparations and preliminary arrangements for the reception of troops.
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Louglin
Han Slasres
Orlando Molwas
Douglas
Mabrick
Staf
Sixth Army Corp
Eau Claire
Repipular Army Artillery
Regulse Apis Infantry
Loutlas
Artllery
Wikcangin
Windia
Michigan
Autos overturn in Ashland. five men hurt
Four others injured and one killed when an automobile driven by Ole Jagghson turned over after a corner in Ashland Wisconsin. Charles Andersons, owner, and Frank Gardner severely injured. Fred Feehto lightly hurt. Dumont and another man escaped with minor injuries. The car was badly smashed in the crash reported by Associated Press.
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Aabland
Wis
Charles
Mrs Southard Charged In Typhoid Carrier Murder Case
The United Press report outlines Lydia Southard and others facing charges in a case alleging typhoid carrier status linked to four husbands and a brother-in-law’s deaths. Southard claims she is innocent and cites medical opinions and endurance policies while denying intentional poisoning.
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Southard
Lntted Press
Lydia Southard
Henry
Atlee - Liami
San
United “Press
Stientista
Tiunderaland
State Intervenes in Wisconsin & Northern Sale Inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the sale of the Wisconsin and Northern railway to Soo Line at about 35 000 per mile is watched by Attorney General Morgan who seeks adjournment to review evidence of alleged fraud and improper valuation. The railway commission also plans a thorough valuation before bond sale, with concerns of inflated price and freight rate impact.
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Wisconsin- Northern
Associated ‘Prasa
Muuden
Interstate Commerce
Wissennal & Northern Railroad
Soolinua
Willian Morgan
Railway
Chicago &Northwestern
Milwaukee Roads
Soo
Morgan
Stte
Mailway Commission
Wisconsin
This Is Music Week in Denver
Denver’s Mosley Wak leads a city wide music week featuring 34 concert events across the city auditorium civic center churches theaters and clubs. High school orchestras glee clubs amateur and professional musicians and community choruses perform in venues from factories to stores and fire stations. A municipal chorus will sing Martha at the city auditorium over two nights.
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United Press
Denver
al Denver
Mosley Wak
Audtorium
Ammateur
Nona
Martha
Haywood to Return to U S Says He Will Serve Sentence
The I W W bonds totaling 80 900 were ordered forfeited after leaders who failed to surrender at Leavenworth were listed. Otto Christensen sought postponement until Haywood’s bondsman could be touched, but the court refused. Haywood told United Press from Moscow he would return to serve the twenty year term.
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Fay Woody
United
Leavenworth
Tha. Ehreult Court, of Appeals
Otto’ Christensen
Haywood
United Press
Moscqgw
Wiliam &. Lloyd
Enlet
Lloyd
Milionaire Communis
Chesapeake Bay
Weavenworth
The
Hope Abandoned for Missing Crew of Miztec Barge
United Press reports the barge Miztec broke from the steamer Zieh during a Friday night snowstorm off White Wish Point. A crew of four aboard the Miztec included Captain K Pedersen and Florence Peterson the cook, with five seamen listed as missing or unknown. The Karee Peahtige also broke away but was picked up Sunday and brought to port.
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Sey
Miztec
White Wish
Point
K. Pedersen
Buffalo
Florence Peterson
Robert Campbell
Tonawanda
Erle Johnson
Lou Florence
Bay City
Mich
John Crocker
Tilliswile
Pac
Port Turton
Michs
Harrington Named Director of Northwestern Journalism School
Prof. F Harrington, longtime director of journalism courses at the University ofington, has been appointed director of the Medici academy of Journalism at Northwestern University. Announcement made today. Weather and miscellaneous notes follow with royal observing data and local timetable references.
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M’cormick School OF Journalism
Associated Ress
Ghlenge
F. Harrington
University of Titingis
Northwestern University
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