Ives murder jury fails to reach verdict in Wisconsin case
Fond du Lac jury in Raleigh A. Ives murder trial remains out after 24 hours without a verdict. Judge Fowler urged careful deliberation while noting potential costs of a new trial. Ives sat with mother Mrs. A B Ives in court and hotel lobby as the case wore on.
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Wireless messages From Air Boats Across the Navy
Wireless reports from Washington indicate early morning radio transmissions between air boats and the navy station. Messages mention 450 meter signal, NC2 call, and station numbers with Greenwhich mean time references.
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Returned Soldiers to Attend Milwaukee Meeting on Un American Tactics
The LWV and WLW plan a Milwaukee gathering tonight to protest un American tactics. Ordered by Gov. Philipp, the meeting aims to curb disturbances and support order as soldiers from various units assemble.
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Jury Breakfasted As Verdict Processed In Quiet Court
The report describes jurors taking a breakfast break at dawn while deliberations continued. Attorneys led by P. H. Martin appeared for the defense as proceedings proceeded in a secluded room. Jurors were quartered in cells with a steady routine and minimal details released.
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Senate Republicans avoid show-down on finance and appropriations chairs
Special to The Northwesters reports that Senate Republicans will not press a fight over the finance and appropriations chairmanships. Standpatters elect Cummins of Iowa as president pro tem, drawing support from Progressive Republicans while Smoot of Utah steps aside.
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Family Has Watson's Cable To Congress
A long message about Watson's Cable sent to Congress earlier this week is described as containing about 4,599 words. The note notes the transmission occurred on Tuesday and emphasizes the item was fully transmitted to lawmakers.
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Democrats seek a progressive choice for 1970 nomination
Democrats search for a party candidate who can attract progressive Republicans. Republicans face pressure to nominate a non controversial figure or risk a solid defeat. The tariff bill debate resumes as a special session looms.
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Unsuitable fragment crops up in tariff debate notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions a tariff debate with references to the President and eminent economists, but key names, dates, and context are missing.
Chicago Police Probe Suspected Vegemen Gang
Secret examination was conducted today by police and prosecutors to identify men who, in recent months, allegedly rented banks and business houses across the Midwest seeking to obtain as much as a million dollars. The inquiry focuses on hidden aliases and possible ties to a broader gang activity.
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Milk Strike Ends as City Reads New Press Release
A local dairy workers dispute closes after a period of halted production. Union leaders report a settlement with milks buyers and distributors, restoring normal supply lines.
Brokers Held in Bond Loss Probe
Chicago reports broker John W. Worthington and George F. H. Kent were detained by authorities amid an investigation into bond losses and suspected irregularities tied to prior banking roles. The terse dispatch notes their status as witnesses or detainees without detailing charges or outcomes.
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Company B to Return Home from Camp Grant
Special to The Northw Camp Grant Illinois May 17 Company B and the supply company of the 127th regiment of the Thirtysecond are demobilizing this afternoon. They plan to travel to Janesville then Oshkosh by inter urban car and Northwestern road train 1048 to reach Oshkosh this evening. Reception will be at South Oshkosh station with a parade to Armory B featuring addresses and music.
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Ship and Dock Workers Win Wage Increase
Report notes a wage rise for ship and dock laborers after a general agreement. The brief cites a wartime or postwar context with local officials and unions confirming the settlement.
Agreement Reached by Poles and Ukrainians Quietly
Berlin dispatch reports a tentative accord between Polish and Ukrainian representatives. The talks center on eastern Galicia with Lemkows and Volhynia districts mentioned as potential zones of change. Ukrainian forces are described as poised to gain territorial influence once the agreement is formalized.
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NC-4 Seaplane Reaches Azores Sets World Record Flight
The American NC-4 seaplane, commanded by Towers, flies 2200 miles to Horta Azores from Rockaway to England, averaging about 80 mph. The craft nears Ponta Delgada and Lisbons coast as officials hail the feat, with weather complicating landings.
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Mill tax proposed to raise road funds in legislature
United Press reports a legislative committee debates a mill tax plan to raise funds for road improvements. The proposal aims to generate about five thousand dollars as part of a broader effort to finance road maintenance and development.
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French Blast Furnace Reopened at Maubeuge
French blast furnace at Maubeuge resumed operations after repairs. The reopening marks a significant restart in northern France industry as engineers report restored production capability and ongoing maintenance schedules.
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