Quarrel Over Bonar Law Successor as Illness Worsens
London reports Bonar Law, ill and returning from Paris, may resign by July end. British experts and press observers say the premier’s condition is more critical than first believed and a successor battle is already underway as he seeks privacy under Dr. Thomas Horder.
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Lemion
Sindertis
Ainne
Lioyd Allen
United Press Star
London
Bonar Larr
Thas
Paris
Dramatic confession ties Mrs Phillips to California case
The Los Angeles sheriff arrives to identify suspect Mrs Alberta Meadows tied to a crime. Her dramatic confession precedes a tense standoff as she vows not to be returned to California prison, claiming fear and pleading to stay. The sister Eula Mar Wea is mentioned in relation to the case.
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Los Angeles
United Press
Cahted Press
Honduras
California
Sheritti Riscaluz
Alberta Meadows
Californi
Parsons
Jesse Catsen
Biscaitux
Chase
Lake Fou
Carina
Eula Mar
Philips
Los Sele
Thal
Ciara
Clare
Dians
Memorial Day Proclamation by Governor Blaine Urges Renewed Devotion
Wisconsin Governor Blaine proclaims Memorial Day on March 30 1923 urging renewed devotion to country for young and old. He urges citizens to join patriotic groups in fitting observances and to place flowers on soldiers graves while upholding national ideals in daily life.
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Blaine
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Cou
United States
Lee
Ion
I. Johin J. Blaine
Dar
Negotiations Near End as Abduction Talks Waver
Peking reports late today that hopes rise for release of captives held by bandits in Shandong. Gov Tien Cheng Yu sends a messenger to bandit chiefs to urge an agreement uniting their forces. Simultaneously government troops in Shanwoing face discipline issues and alleged pay shortages as tensions threaten to derail talks.
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Associated Press
Peking
Tien Cheng Yu
Shantong
Shanwong
Washington
D. C
Shantung
China
State Department
Tsaochwang
State Road and Weather Conditions Summary
Roads and weather reports from regional centers are mixed with several clear conditions. Manitowoc and Sheboygan show clear skies with good roads, Green Bay and Kenosha report mostly clear or partly cloudy roads, while La Crosse notes heavy thunderstorms and slippery roads.
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Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Wansiu
Superior
Green Bay
Ranine
Kenosha
Janesville
Appleton
Madison
la Creese
United States Retains the Walker Cup in Scotland
The United States, rallying in the final round at St Andrews, defeated Britain to retain the Walker Cup. Twelve singles and two-ball foursomes produced a 3 to 1 edge in the decisive round, with key matches featuring Jess Sweetser and Dave Herron drawing, while Bob Gardner and Willing led American victories. Dr. Willing of Portland earned the honor for the U S team with a win in the final match.
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United Press
Saint Andrews
Scotland
America
Southampton
Galian
Jess Sweetser
Eng Dave Herron
Francis Ogime
Roger Wethered
Bob Gardner
George Rotan
Max Marston
Frag Wrens
Bec
Easter Island Disappearances Report Emerges
A fragmented AP dispatch notes rumors that Easter Island has vanished following earthquake activity in the northern region near Chifast. The report reflects unclear sourcing and sparse details from the Madbourne desk.
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Easter Island
Associated Press
Madbourne
Ausealia
Chifast
Plans for President Harding Trip Restored by Board
Washington reports definite pleas for the president to return from Alaska by water via the Panama Canal and Cape Horn routes. Chairman Lasker of the shipping board outlined vessel arrangements for the return voyage, noting formal plans are now perfected and underway.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Patama Canal
Porto Rico
Chairman Lasker
Elipping Board
Severson tax measure set for Tuesday
Senate calendar includes Severson tax bill to raise 5,500,900 more from incomes by surtax and relieve personal property taxes by a similar amount. Dahlfax bill also reported out, both aim to increase revenue. The Dahlfax and Severson bills advance as Blaine measure awaits votes. The Dani bill would raise income taxes and repeal the personal property offset.
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Goited Prem Ma
Severson
Senate
Blaine
Dahlfax
Joint Finance Committee
Assembly
Slane
Associated Press
US Supreme Court power curbed by proposed reforms
Washington reports from stripps shields-Howard papers say editors unanimously back curb on Supreme Court power. Debates focus on constitutional amendment or congressional action to limit court, with veto right proposed to reinstate laws after unconstitutionality. Public resentment cited over recent child labor and wage limits ruling.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Stripps-Howard
United States Supreme Court
Robert Fram B
Colver
Harryey
Thomas Sidle
Harold Place
Congress
Suprems Court
Derby Draws 21 Fast Colts in Kentucky Stakes
Twenty one fast colts remained in the field for the forty ninth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville with a potential record crowd expected. Three horses were withdrawn earlier this afternoon, including Chickxvare from Harry Payne Whitner and Agna Ii Humphrey, leaving Everhart as the third withdrawal. The race, valued at 540,000, will be decided near 5 p.m. with famed three year olds competing for the title.
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Louisville
America
Churchill Downs
Harry Payne Whitner
Chickxvare
White J.C. Milaz
Agna Ii Humphrey
Everhart
Kentucky
Socialist Party Calls Taft Impeachment Over Annuity
The Socialist Party at a canvas convention adopted a resolution demanding the impeachment of Justice Taft for allegedly accepting a $14,060 annuity from the Carnet corporation. The resolution labeled the payment as for services tendered and questioned the high court decisions influenced by the restitution.
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Socialist Party
Taft
Sociatiet Patie
Locas
Im- Justics
United States Supreme Court
Carnest Corporation
Whchh
Bryan Will Wage War On Brute Theory
In Indianapolis a Presbyterian assembly faces doctrinal clash as Charles F. Wishart aligns with modernist faction and Bryan signals a prolonged fight against anti evolution forces. The dispute centers on the church’s stance on evolution and a presbytery demand amid factional splits.
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Bryan
United Press
Indianapolis
Presbyterian Church
Charles F. Wishart
New Moderni
Tor
Ataderega
Willan Tennings
Man Killed When Gar Goes Over Embankment Near North Fond
A gar goes over an embankment near North Fond by lag results in a man’s death. Sheriff and local officials respond. accident details and names appear garbled in the OCR. Medical and police are investigating at the Northern Hospital and area committeemen report initial findings.
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Gar
North Fond
Boy Fatally Struck by Car While Playing Ball Near Home
A boy was killed when a car struck him while he played baseball in the street in front of his home. The tragedy occurred at night as the vehicle, described as a automobile, appeared to have driven into him. Authorities are reviewing the incident for details.
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Red Frans Fond de Tac
Wis
Champberlain
Wels Street
Bminkeer
MeYo
If Selon
Thamberlain
Oreapan
Raven Feean
Kees
Sherif George
Hele
Wes Snenfs
Eure
Racine
Norch
Fehkosh
Governor Assigns Judge to Try Higginbotham Case
Governor Hardis Uniay appoints Judge A G Campbell of the First federal circuit to preside over the murder trial of Walter Higginbotham in the death of Micky Tabart. Campbell replaces Judge Mallory Horne, disqualified by the defense yesterday.
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Tallahaseee
Fla
Hardis Uniay
A. G. Campbell
Cross City
Walter Higginbotham
Micky Tabart
North Dakota
Campbell
Judes Mallory Horne
Uncle San Getting On Pretty Well
The text discusses economic indicators and trade balance, noting imports and exports in March and mentioning steady if uneven conditions. It references concerns about foreign competition and the impact on the economy, with emphasis on broader market trends and the resilience of certain sectors despite challenges.
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Uncle San
Washington, D. C
United Stat
Rome
Head of Michigan Agriculture Institution Faces Board Action
Fragmented report shows Lanzing, Mii Groorberg and Drees of the Michisea amid board tensions. Alet David Meters filed action as a member of the board, while Tridss resigned. The board did not confirm or settle views, delaying decisive steps.
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Lanzing
Mii Groorberg
Drees
Michisea
McAdoo Hopes to Unify the Democratic Party
United Press dispatch notes William Gibbs McAdoo seeks to harmonize Democratic factions ahead of the next convention. He and supporters pledge to bridge differences and emphasize party unity, aiming to position McAdoo for the presidency if the effort succeeds.
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Lawrence Startin
United Press
United Press Asformations Withington Db
Willan G. I
MccAdoo
McAdoo
New diesel engine powers car to fifty miles per two and a half gents
A San Francisco report details a new diesel engine enabling an automobile to cover about fifty miles for a small cost. The piece notes engine efficiency, fuel use and early adoption discussions, with remarks from company sources and engineers on performance and plans.
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Biesel
Tommy Gibbons to Try High Altitudes
Article reports Tommy Gibbons planning a high altitude boxing trial in Montana for a week. It notes St Paul favorite with a bout against a local rival and mentions his training status and readiness for challenging conditions.
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Tommy Gibbons
United Preas
Pani
Tegucigalpa Confession Names Clara Phillips Slayer
A woman held in Tegucigalpa confessed she is Clara Phillips, the California hammer slayer, after American detectives arrived. The suspect, previously mute, broke into a dramatic admission in front of reporters, with fear she might harm herself and that authorities would pursue her Los Angeles conviction.
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Herman Repleto
United Press
United Preas
Tegucigalpa
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Alberta Meadows
Peel
Dan
Clara
Amapais
Honduras
Pris ‘Oner
Saz Rea
Henry Town Quits State Board of Control No Comment
United Press report states Henry Town resigns from the state board of control effective June. The notice cites no comment from Town and notes the governorship details and related personnel changes.
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Henry Town
State Board OF Control
United Press
Madiison
Meme
Ai Esate
Chartarbie
Blaine
Weather Outlook For Wisconsin and Midwest Region
A scrambled weather summary reports cooler south and west, partly cloudy skies in Wisconsin and nearby areas, with variable winds. Forecasts indicate a mix of mild temperatures and potential showers, ending with lingering inland conditions through the week.
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Tanadersbo
Feninay
Envier
Partien
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