Lindbergh Reaches Nova Scotia In Spirit of St. Louis Flight
News wires report Charles A. Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis reaching Halifax on schedule after departing Roosevelt Field. The flight path and timing prompted speculation Lindbergh could head inland over Nova Scotia or toward Newfoundland as observers watched the legendary nonstop attempt unfold.
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Associated Press
Halifax
N. S
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Nova Scotia
New York
Paris
Lindbergh’s Rypron monoplane detailed by press
United Press reports Lindbergh’s plane a Rypr monoplane carrying 2250 pounds of fuel and 195 pounds of oil for about four hours flight. It weighs 150 pounds with load, 225 horsepower Wright engine, speeds 129 top 95 cruising 66 minimum, with basic instruments and no sextant due to solo flight.
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United Press
Roosevelt Field
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Geergy
Orphan Sentenced to Taycheedah for One to Three Years
Milwaukee Florence Netzel a 19 year old orphan and student at Milwaukee Downer College was sentenced to one to three years in the Taycheedah women’s reformatory by Judge George Shaughnessy who called her life philosophy wrong. She admitted forging checks on many downtown stores and was supported by a Milwaukee woman who had helped her through college.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Florence Netzel
Downer College
Taycheedah
George Shaughmessy
Lowden Planned as Independent Bid If Republicans Fail
Washington reports say Frank O Lowden secured consent to run and may pursue an independent nomination if he fails to win the Republican banner. Western supporters present a table claiming Coolidge would finish third, with Democrats gaining states, while Lowden tallies 133 electoral votes.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Daily Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Frank 0. Lowden
Lowden
Lowdon
Theodora Roosevelt
Jefo
Taft
Utah
Vermont
Coolidge
Uno
Taft Finshed
Allen Fuller
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Alerch
Herrirt Hoover
Daves
Thenest
Lower House Rejects Override After Disturbance Disappears
Madison report states Speaker Eber ruled on repeal efforts and the assembly refused to override Governor Zimmerman's veto. The Teasdale bill to confiscate automobiles used for immoral purposes was killed 54 to 12 with no debate. Three appropriation measures for fish hatchery improvements, including $4,000 for Eau Claire, were ordered engrossed pending finance committee review.
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Prega
Madison
Eber
Zimmerman
Teasdale
Eau Claire
Fish and Game Committee
Steel chairman calls nation prosperous with bright prospects
Elbert Hidiary of United States Steel Corp told the American Steel Institute in New York the country is prosperous with large resources and better opportunities than ever. He praised government interest in prosperity, cited sound bookings and shipments, and warned competition may be carried too far urging fairer prices and cooperation.
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United Press
New York
Jurge Elbert Hidiary
United States Steel Corporation
American Steel Institute Today
Gary
Steel Corporation
Bitter custody fight over Milwaukee boy Donald Froedtert
In Milwaukee a bitter custody dispute centers on 11 year old Donald Froedtert son of Kurts Froedtert and Florence Froedtert Alshton. Florence seeks an open court hearing this summer with Donald’s testimony. Rishton alleges Kurts Froedtert is unfit due to temper and disposition. A show cause order returns May 31.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Donald Troedtert
Kurts Froedtert
Florence Froedtert Alshton
Cleveland
Froedterts
Froedtert
Gustave Gehrz
Rishton
Donald Taken
Maloney Opens Strong in Fifteen Round Heavyweight Match
New York light heavyweight Jimmy Maloney holds a substantial edge over Boston’s Jack Sharkey in a fifteen round heavyweight contest tonight at Yankee Stadium. Maloney weighed in at 202 pounds to Sharkey’s 192 at the state athletic commission event.
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New York
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Maloney
Sharkey
State Athletic Commission
Milwaukee man volunteers after mistaken bank robber sighting
George Lane, 21, who bore a resemblance to the man who recently robbed the Anchor State Bank, went to the police station on his own to be held for identification and to resolve suspicions.
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United Press
Miwaukee
George Lane
T Here
Milwaukee Men Fined in Red Cross Flood Relief Theft
Charles Setts and Walter Felski were fined $15 each in district court for stealing a package donated to flood relief in Mississippi. The incident involved a Red Cross donation and occurred in Milwaukee.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Charles Setts
O|tas Soldier Home
Walter Felski
Red Cross
Mississippi
Offer to throw fight shocks Sharkey camp
United Press report says Jack Sharkey claims his manager Johnny Belo lex was offered 150000 to throw the 18 round heavyweight elimination bout with Jim Maloney tonight at Yankee Stadium. Sharkey says the offer came last Wednesday in the Astor hotel and he learned of it only last night.
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United Fres
New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Jim Maloney
Yankee Stadium
Johnny Buelelex
Tande
An Wakadon
Astor Hotel
Hig
Buckley
Sharkey
Grand Jury Attacked in Forest County Plea
Wausau Wis three indicted Forest County officials file plea denying Judge Quinlan's right to question juror qualifications two jurors conferred with the judge and alleging unsigned jury lists and a disqualified freeholder commissioner. Judge Reid will decide after prejudice affidavit delays the case. Additional pleas anticipated in other courts next week.
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United Press
Wausau
Wis
Forest County
Grand
W. B. Quinlan
Marinette
Schaefer
Barney McGinley
A. Moe
5. N. Mos
McGinley
A. H Reid
Quinan
Ilea
Crandon
Supreme Court
Wisconsin High School Forensic Winners Named
Madison held the Wisconsin High School Forensic Association oratorical contest with Vira in Tollay, Joseph Saetveit, and Francis Grogan among the top finishers. Tollay voiced on Self Government, Saetveit spoke on Individual Responsibility and Democracy, Grogan presented A Great American.
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United Press Madison
Harold Buchanan
Virain
Wisconsin High School Forensic Association
Joseph Saetveit
Francis Grogan
Kaukauna
Tollay
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Tonight Radio Features Highlights Across Stations
Central Standard Time listings show a Goldman band concert on WEAF with 18 stations and a Philco hour on WIZ. WIZ includes KDKA WBZ KYW with a 7 p.m. start. WBAL Baltimore hosts Army night at 8 p.m. and a string quartet at 8:30. WDAF Kansas City airs The Nighthawk at 9:45.
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United Press
WEAF
Goldman
WIZ
KDKA
WBZ
KYW
Philco
WSB
Atlanta
WBAL
Baltimore
Wbal String Quartet
WDAF
Kansas City
Nighthawke
Peace Over Assembly as Speaker Resolves Point of Order
Tense scene in the state assembly eased after Speaker John W. Eper ruled on a point of order regarding the alum bill. The measure to repeal parts of the pure food law and require baking powder cans to be labeled was explained as defeated after motions to reconsider failed. A relief speaker address followed, and Assemblyman Hicker was named captain of the lower house wall team as Budlone hinted at ouster talks.
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Associated Press
Madison
State Assembly
John W. Eper
sMelay
Sma
Isher
Assembly
Hillman
Reiss
Saal
Hicer
Hicker
Ratine
Senate
Budlone
Marinette
Eber
Medford to Have City Mail Delivery
Medford Wisconsin will establish city mail delivery August 1 per the post office department notice to Postmaster Win Salts. Manitowoc Wisconsin William Garlieb a high school student was found hanging from a barn rafters on his father’s farm near Meemo town after several days of melancholy.
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Big United Press
Medford
Wis
Post Office Department
Win Salts
Associated Press
Manitowoc
William Garlieb
Meemo
Becker elected president of gospel missions union
Fred G. Becker superintendent of the Rescue Mission Milwaukee is chosen as president of the International Union of Gospel Missions at Indianapolis in a recent election.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Fred G. Becker
Miwaukee
International Union of Gospel Missions
Indianapolis
First Mayor Dies in South Milwaukee
Miwaukee community mourns the death of George C. Bush, South Milwaukee’s first mayor, who passed away today at 3. His decades of service helped shape the city’s early governance and civic life. A funeral will be announced by the family.
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Associated Press
George C. Bush
South
Milwaukee
Sinclair gets jail and fine for contempt
Sinclair, a pavilion oil operator, was convicted by a jury in Washington DC for contempt of the U.S. Senate Teapot Dome inquiry. He received a sentence of several months and a $600 fine after refusing to answer questions. An appeal was noted to the Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Inna
Darry FL Sinclair
Cavilionaire
United States Senate
Justin Ifitz
District of Columbia
Sinclair
Senate
Dellberatell
Glatuet
Columbia Court of Apnems
Oflimum
Colnmila Jal
Bank of Wisconsin Wins Judgment Against Architect Taliesen Wright
In Madison the Bank of Wisconsin took a 25000 judgment against architect Taliesen Wright after a foreclosure suit on Wrights Spring Green estate mortgage dating to 1922. Wright and his wife Miriam Noel Wright did not appear to contest. He has one year to redeem the property by paying the debt. if not, Taliesen will be sold by sheriff or court-appointed appraiser.
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Associated Press
Madison
Bank of Wisconsin
Frank Lisyd
Wright
Miriamn Noel Wight
Tallesen
Spring Green
A. G. Zimmerman
H. H. Thames
Taliesen
Revelyar
Relief Camps Overflow Along Fringe of River
Refugees pour from partly flooded areas along the Atchafalaya as Red Cross workers report Cajune resist entering camps and head for woodland. About 10,000 people estimated en route. boats return with few evacuees as towns evacuate and residents seek higher ground westward.
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H.W. Lewis
United Press
New Orleans
St Martin Parish
St. Martineville
New Summer Resort Planned in Wisconsin by Regional developers
One of Wisconsin's largest summer resorts will arise near Parrish in Lincoln county. Mark Banta J Whalen Pellaw Lake and I Green of Attica Indiana have bought a 3444 acre tract and plan a large clubhouse plus many cottages at the site.
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Tasted Press
Mhinelander
Wisconsin
Parrish
Lincoln County
Mark Banta
J. Whalen
Pellaw Lake
I. Green
Attica
Ind
Waunakee Seeks Bond Election for Water Works
Waunakee Wisconsin silage board advances waterworks and coverage projects following a recent referendum and plans to call an election for bond authorization on Tuesday May 31.
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United Press
Waunakee
Wis
Waunakes Silage Board
Wisconsin Industrial Relations Meet Debates Labour Reform
Delegates at the Wisconsin Industrial Relations convention in Madison discuss better employer employee ties using rating methods and apprenticeship as a solution. University leader Glenn Frank calls industrial leaders statesmen not shysters urging focus on the worker and the world.
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Wisconsin Industrial Relations Conference
Associated Press
da Ladison
Wis
Wisconsin Industrial Relations Congtencs
Frank
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Calm breaks as Mrs Wheeler testifies in David case
Mrs Dolly Smith Wheeler former House of David disciple sobbed on the stand describing alleged intimacies with King Ben Purnell during testimony for the state case to dissolve the religious group. She said a letter from her sister Tone described Ben's activities and testified her father preached alongside.
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Edwin L. Heckler
United
Presu
Stu
Re. Joseph
Dolly Smith Wheeler
House of David
Hen
Purnell
Ben
Weather Route Choice For Lindbergh Reported
U S weather bureau says great circle route from New York to the continent offers poorer conditions than the southern steamer lanes with fog and low visibility near the banks likely. Naval hydrographic bureau agrees on the great circle danger near the banks but foresees near perfect weather across the rest of the Atlantic for Lindbergh.
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United Press
Washington
New York
United States Weather Bureau
Tucks
Gindbergh
Bureau
Neval Hydrographic Bureau
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Weather Forecast for Wisconsin and Surrounding Areas
The report notes showers and warmer conditions through the weekend with rain on Saturday. A warm trend toward Sunday is anticipated with partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Local observations from the Daily Northwesters station show moderate readings and variable conditions.
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Bete Leneth
Associated Frass
Wisconsin
Daily Northwesters
Lindbergh’s Mother Confident of Son's Paris Flight
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh, mother of the Intremol boy, reassured reporters at Cass Technical High School that Charles would reach Paris, insisting on privacy and refusing interviews as she prepared to discuss the journey with officials. She left the school abruptly, requesting no progress reports be shared.
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United Press
Detroit
Evangeling Lodge Lindbergh
Garden City
L. I
Cass Technical High School
Paris
Minnesota
Youth Held After Auto Theft Route Traced
Cecil Deckeelheim, 18, of Two Rivers, arrested in Kenosha after a theft spree starting May 18 from his farm near Two Rivers. He allegedly stole cars in Manitowoc Milwaukee Racine and fled on foot before taking Dr Paul’s vehicle in Racine and then Kenosha.
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United Press
Kenosha
Wis
Cecil Deckeelheimer
Two Rivers
Dr. G
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Wday
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Dr. Paul
Paule
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