Retiring Head Outlines Wisconsin Party Revival Plan
Green Bay Wisconsin A. B Fontaine retiring state campaign chairman outlined a complete program to strengthen the Republican party in Wisconsin at a conference. He urged strengthening the primary law limiting professional office seekers and recommended federal patronage reforms and a three day state convention.
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Green Bay
Wis
Water
Kohler
Kobler
Kreipublicans
Green Bar
A. B. Fontaine
Republican Campaign Committee
Formaine
Air
Fontaine
Segular Repubblican
Wisconsin
Idine
Republican State Committee
Wits
Patronasc
Platform Committee
State Committee
Fentaing
French golfer Manette te Bian wins British women’s title
Manette te Bian of France defeats Sylvia Marshall 3 up and 2 to play to win the women’s British golf championship at Hunstanton. The Snail 36 hole match concludes the event with te Bian taking the title.
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Hunstanton
Eng
Manette Te Bian
France
Great Britain
Sylvia Marshall
Arrest Report Shapes Up During Ashland Malfeasance Probe
Governor Zeemerman and John Callnhen announce investigations into alleged malfeasance by G A Loescher in Ashland Wisconsin. Plans mention German Kuchen provided by Peter Staiz for visiting officials to participate in military exercises next Thursday. Mrs Stolz to supply food for Bremen aviators during Milwaukee visit.
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Ashland
Wis
Zeemerman
John Callnhen
Scheoals
Peter Staiz
Ghdajoer
Stolz Seni
Milwaukee
Hoover Assured Support in Oregon Presidential Endorsement
In Portland Oregon the Republican primary appears set with Herbert Hoover virtually assured of most of Oregon’s thirteen delegates. All other Republican hopefuls pledged to Hoover except one candidate aligned with Frank Lowden. In the Democratic field Governor Alfred E. New York led a campaign in Oregon while Senator Walsh’s bid drew limited attention.
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Portland
Herbert Soover
Oregon
Frank G. Lowden
Dumois
Hoover
Oneield
Alfred i
New York
Cadidate
Sen James
I Reed
Missouri
Senator Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Mexican Sentenced After Threats Led to Slaying
Pablo Gutierrez, a Mexican national, received an indefinite sentence of six years and six months for second degree manslaughter in the death of Ramon Guanen. Municipal Judge George A. Shaugh imposed the term to deter early parole as Guzman died after the May 6 shooting. Benito Terrero remains hospitalized with a leg wound.
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Bulwankee
Pablo Gutierrez
Ramon Guanen
George A. Shaugh
Michigan home brew case extends history of Prohibition
Chicago police report another Michigan home brew case as Mary Tokarz, a 40 year old mother, is arrested after police found alcohol at her home following her daughter's wedding. She had moved to Chicago after working in a laundry. Michigan law could impose a life sentence for habitual felons, with Tokarz facing possible penalties due to prior convictions.
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Chicago
Mary Tokarz
Ains- Begom
Mich
Fred
Pior
Michigan
Yoxart
Guilir
Lansas
No Inquest In Death By Own Action Case In Dodgeville
Dodgeville Wis. Inquest not held for death blamed on self action. District Attorney C Hnudton states no murder or inquest will be held. Minor legible details indicate a belt and bedstead involved in the fatal act.
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Dodgeville
Dodgevile
Wis
Wihemiewa County
Dist
Atty
C. Hi. Hnudton
Congress in Session Faces Tax Debate and Probes
Senate resumes tax reduction debate as Presidential campaign investigations continue. Public lands panel opens inquiry into Salt Creek leases. Foreign relations panel reopens review of Barlow claims, defends Cuba. House continues consideration of apportionment bill and related measures.
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Uraeq Press
Senate
Public Lands Committee
Salt Creek
Barlow Claims
Cuba
Japan warns intervention to curb Manchurian war
Tokyo reports Japan may use force to stop Chinese civil strife reaching Manchuria. A government memo to Chang Tso Lin and nationalist leaders foresees intervention if northern advances threaten Manchuria. The war ministry states Japan will act to maintain peace if needed.
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Tokyo
Japz
Manchuria
Cedar
Mini Ands
Shanghei
Chang Tso Lin
Huasie Fu
Japan
Tientsin
Peking
United Press
Fightne
Arangchuria
Governor to travel by train for Saengerfest invitation
Gov. Merman will leave Madison May 27 by train for Washington to invite President Coolidge to attend and speak at the twenty eighth Saengerfest of the Saengerbund of the north west in Milwaukee June 7 8 9 1 6. He will be accompanied by Hans Hoenig of Milwaukee and others. Governors from six states are expected to attend the event featuring German folk song culture. The Saengerbund aims to preserve German and American songs.
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Merman
Washington
Coolidge
Saengerbund
North-West
Milwaukee
Coda
Hans Hoenig
Pos Ar
Zim Reali Assay Bank
Saenserbund
America
Fiftr
Wisconsin
Yillinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Mebraska
Missouri
Kohler Backed by Goodland in Racine Editorial
Racine Wisconsin editor Sen W S Goodland urges Waer Kohler of Sheboygan for governor in a Racine Times Union endorsement. He praises Kohler as a capable experienced executive who has tackled social problems for the common people and urges voters to back a real constructive program.
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Racine
Wis
Waer
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
W. S. Goldland
Enaitate
Walter Kohler
Goodland
Rot
Aj Veal
Colorful Ceremonies For Scottish Rite Degrees
Milwaukee session reports conferral of degrees up to the nineteenth. The event ends with a cathedral dinner where Rev James Wise, Episcopal bishop of Kansas, will speak. Charles A. Paeschke Jr. of Milwaukee elected president of the class, 1928, with officers Fred Lier Green Bay J E Taylor Oshkosh James Sorenson Gillett and Louis F Nelson Racine serving as vice presidents.
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Milwaukee
James , Wise
Kansas
Charles A. Paeschke Jr
Milwau Pkee
Fred Lier
Green Bay
J. E. Taylor
Oshkosh
James Sorenson
Gillett
Vic
Louis F. Nelson
Racine
Bremen Flyers Take Long Nap During Transatlantic Stop
Detroit report describes the Bremen flyers sleeping through a long day of rest and sightseeing in the United States. Baron Von Huenefeld Major Fitzmaurice and Captain Koen toured Ford and Packard facilities before planning to depart for Boston by tram later.
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Detroit
Mich
Bremen
Baron von Huenefeld
Major Fitzmaurice
Koen
Ford
Ford Airplane Factory
Packard Airplane Motor Shop
Boston
Fitzmaurice Recalls Irish Fights in Island Days
The article recounts Fitzmaurice recalling notable bouts from Ireland and his presence at several events including the Jack Sharkey versus Delaney bout. It notes his view of a major Irish fighter before slipping to mention travel plans to Boston via the Michigan Central.
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James
Fitzmaurice
Uanic Pane
Bremen
Cn Ns
Nest
Ireland
Beron von Hueneiepaon
Challenger
Jack Sharkey
Desk Delaney
Witzmaurice
Michigan Central
Derby Lists Closed in Louisville with 26 Entered
Kentucky Derby lists closed today with twenty six thoroughbreds entered. First post position went to Rumpelstitskin of the McFarland and McCarty toilet stables. Second went to Misstep of the Le Mar stock farms and third to Don Q. of the Sagamore stables. Reign Count was fifth.
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Louisville
Rumpelstitskin
McFarland and McCarty Toilet
le Mar Stock Farms
Don Q
Sagamore Stables
Second Deficiency Bill Reports Large Appropriations
Washington DC reports a second deficiency bill totaling about 99.0088 million dollars to fund all government departments. It includes 50.0009 million for war claims settlement under the alien property act and 17.5135 million for public buildings nationwide. Additional allocations cover China and Nicaragua occupation, Cape Cod canal bonds, ammunition redistribution, foreign air mail service, and forest lands acquisition. It also lists authorized public buildings additions for Kenosha Wisconsin Milwaukee Wisconsin and Racine Wisconsin with specified amounts.
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Washington, D. C
House
China
Nico laFagua
Cape Cod Canal
War and Navy Department
Hoover Campaign Spends in West Virginia Rise
The Hoover for president drive in West Virginia reports 3336 dollars spent by the campaign committee to counter perceived misrepresentations and bolster Hoover's national stance. Total known Hoover disbursements reach 2592 dollars with further funds raised for Watson and Thurman era races.
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Hoover
West Virginia
Paul R. MaHon
United Press Press
Washington
von Im West Virgina
Heovy Woodyard
West
Senate
Got Auie Son
Campaign Log May 18 Speculates on Nominees
The item notes advance word on potential presidential nominees including Herbert Hoover and Smith of New York, with names of possible running mates and supporters. It mentions William J. Donovan, E. Edie, George Moses and others as casting lints for vice presidential bids. Lowden in Chicago ties to farm relief and party stance.
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Oregon
Smith
York
Herbert Hoover
William J. Donovan
We E. Edie
New Jerse
George Moses
New Hampshire
Harsas
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illnos
New York
Lews
Smith Franks
Lowden
Chicago
Great Powers Expected to Accept War Renunciation Pact
Washington dispatch reports keen confidence in imminent acceptance by Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy and others of the American plan for an antiwar treaty. Paris may drop six reservations. Kellogg’s stance unknown. Japan’s stance eases fears as negotiations continue. State Department hints Britain and dominions may sign separately.
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Washington
Mauritz A. Hallgren
United Press
Great Britain
Sapam
Italy
France
Paris
Kellogg
Shansung
Japan
Tokyo
Yar
United States
State Department
London
Igominions
Tada
National Committee to Hear Contests Over Convention
The National Committee is called to hear contests to the Republican Convention in Kansas City. The meetings set for January 19 address disputed nominations and seating at the convention. The proceedings aim to settle disputed delegates and ensure proper representation for the party.
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National Committee
Chicago
Uoenai Committee
Kansas
Edecaiuons
Salt Creek Probe Opens Probe on Oil Leases
The Senate lands committee began its inquiry into oil leases in the Salt field with Midwest Refining Co. and E F Finney, assistant secretary of interior, testifying and submitting documents. The hearing described the circumstances surrounding the alleged zigzag of lands in the nearby Wyoming field.
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Washington
Seme Pi
Midwest Refining Company
E F Finney
Stresemann Passes Crisis of Illness in Berlin
Foreign Minister Stresemann has reportedly recovered from a serious illness after an official bulletin stated the crisis was passed barring a relapse. The announcement comes amid fluctuating conditions in Berlin with officials expressing cautious optimism.
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Stresemann
Berlin
Nobile Reports Polar Flight. Seeks Uncharted Land
General Umberto Nobile reported the Italia expedition pushed northeastward toward a probable new land beyond Nova Zembia amid heavy snow. The crew said the dirigible headed toward Franz Josef Land after sightings north of Nova Zembia, with explorers awaiting official confirmation of unknown territory.
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Spitzbersen
Tralia Sami
Shan Uber
Nove Zembia
Umberto Nobile
Tralia
Nova Zembia
Kara Sea
Yamal
Samosed
Siberia
Kara Strait
Vaigatch Island
Russia
Arctic
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Nobile
Greenland
Worth Pole
Alaska
Ater
Lialang
Liniiland
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Franz Josef Land
Gilles Land Nobite
Quarrel Over Love Tragedy Ends In Death
An alleged dispute over a woman's affections ends in a fatal shooting. The man identified as Wylbur Kellum, 34, is reported dead in the apartment area. The incident draws attention to the investigators and local authorities as they pursue leads in the wake of the quarrel.
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Washington
Charles Ear-Oid
Haman
A.simet
Tess Payne
Kellogg
Little Brown Jug Vinegar Disposed In Court
A garbled OCR fragment notes dismissal of a case or item linked to Little Brown Jug and vinegar, mentioning Clarence Farer and an organ. The readable bits suggest a legal or court action related to those terms without clear specifics.
Weather drift fogs and storms sweep Midwest
Weather notes indicate a Saturday wash with shower chances and cooler temps across Minnesota and Michigan. Upper Midwest centers report unsettled conditions with possible strong winds and cooler nights. Ontario and surrounding regions may see winds en route to chilly inland areas.
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Ontario
Michigan
Winnebago County Board Chair Loescher Charged In Malfeasance
George A. Loescher chairman of the Winnebago county board was arraigned in municipal court at 11 this morning before Judge A. H. Goss on charges of malfeasance in office. Bond set at 2000 with preliminary examination slated for July 9. Prosecutor and defense discuss witness availability for a California-related issue and a hearing date.
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Bond
Witness Now
California
George A. Loescher
Winnebago
H. Goss
Nelson
Loescher
Keefer
John C. Thompson
Salvage Efforts Underway for Ten Freighters Hit Beach
Mercury Details indicate ten freighters were beached after a collision involving the steamers Emerson and James Wallace near Cleveland. The Emerson towed toward Toledo after detouring, with salvage operations ongoing as repairs begin or boats depart. The James Wallace ran aground near Hey Point but sustained only minor damage. Local reports suggest limited casualties and rapid clearance expected.
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Mich
Lake Fer Sricsson Co
Gleveland
Prisburs
Toledo
Emerson
James Wallace
Hey Point
Tustapkins
Gettleman Seeks Fifth District Congress Seat
Milwaukee Senator Gettleman announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Fifth District. The seat is currently represented by Victor L. Berger.
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Milwaukee
Ipi
Ben Gettierman
Congress
Victor L. Berger
Allan
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