Open Action by Commission in Wisconsin Highway Row
Open clash between Gov. Blaine and W. C. Hotchkiss over Wisconsin highway policy. Blaine accuses the department of burdening farmers while Hotchkiss denies politicization and blasts the governor for limited study. The two sides dispute costs, retrenchment aims, and federal aid procedures as the governor vows prompt economy.
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United Press
Madison
John J. Blaine
W. C Hotchkiss
State Highway Commission
Wisconsin
Blaine
Hotchins
Commission
Portage
Hotchkiss
A. H R. Hirst
Staudenmeyer
Special Legislative Highway Committee
Associated Press
W. QO. Hotchikiss
Highway Commission
Highway Department
Eivery
Road Commission
W. C. Hotchkiss
State Highway Commision
LA Follette
Department
HotchkSge
Convicted murderer given extended reprieve in Nebraska
Walter Ray Simmons, condemned for murder, received a 19 day extra life reprieve at the Lincoln penitentiary. Governor Charles W. Bryan delayed execution to submit the case to the state pardon board, with the reprieve extending from today until June 10. The move follows a request for clemency and new evidence to be reviewed.
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United Press
Lincoln, Neb
Walter Ray Simmons
Shere
Simmons
Charles ‘W. Bryan
Dew
State Pardon Board
Navy strength analysis shows 5-4-3 ratio versus Britain Japan
Secretary Wilbur reports the United States navy trails Britain and Japan in overall fighting strength, with a 5-4-3 ratio after adjusting for strategic bases. He notes modernization and new construction as needed, while destroyer production remains stalled. Senator Hale counters that the navy is not weaker and could reach parity with continued builds.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Japan
House Naval Committee
Wilbur
United States
Representa
Tive Britten
Tilingis
Hale
Dale van Every
United Press Star
Washington
Maine
Senate
Navy
La Follette Wheeler Ticket For Progressives
Washington reports a possible independent progressive ticket led by Robert La Follette and Burton Wheeler. The move hopes to field a ticket if La Follette agrees. Wheeler would be a running mate. La Follette has been ill and is resting in Atlantic City. Wheeler has not commented publicly.
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Fraser Edwards
United Press
Washington, D. C
Robert Af. la Follette
Burton K. Wheeler
Progressive Republicana
Montana
Sontana
Hone
Wheeler
la Follette
Wate F
la Fullette
Atlanta
Shipstead
Farmer-Laborite
Minnesota
Miners' Union Declines Unemployment Benefit Plan
In Peorin the miners convention voted 269 to 140 that the union cannot shoulder unemployment benefits. The decision comes as poverty grips many in the Tithoin mining community and no plan for idle benefits was approved.
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Associated Press
Schoolmates Aid In Search For Murderer
Chicago police enlist Franks victim Robert 14, son of a mill owner, schoolmates report seeing him near a car after dismissal. Coroner’s chemist finds no evidence of a degenerate attack. The motive remains uncertain as investigators pursue leads and a ransom theory is considered.
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Aa Gray
United Arena
Chicago
Morana
Robert Franks
Michael Hughie
Sam
Hughes
The
United Press
Associated Press
Franky
Irvin Hartman
Robert
Irvin
Richard P. Willams
Harvard
Aunt Nancy 105th Birthday Celebrations In Olive Wisconsin
Olive Wisconsin marks Aunt Nancy OBrien known as Mrs Nancy OBrien age 105 as neighbors and friends gather for a noon reception. Telegrams and letters pour in from across the country while locals plan an annual pilgrimage to extend greetings. Her vitality and keen mind are noted as she hopes to reach a 106th birthday.
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United Press
Olive
Nancy
Aunt Nancy
Maine
Attack on Steamer by Monkeys Pelt Vessel in Ocean Drift
Captain Pendlebury reports monkeys pelting the steamer President Adams with coconuts from giant palms as the liner nears the Palawan passage. Islands loom near the ship while large palm fronds drop like rain and attempted wraps by reptile-like forms are avoided.
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York
Admin
Jonny Men
Jdlebury
Adams
Palawan
Bornta
Malay Peninsula
Pendlebury
Justifiable Homicide Verdict In Edwardson Inquest
The coroner's jury ruled the shooting of Carl Edwardson, 28, by deputy sheriff Les Veener during a store robbery attempt as justifiable homicide. Edwardson was shot as he ran from the drug store, receiving bullets in the leg and breast and dying within hours. Veener, posted on guard after a prior robbery, fired as he saw Edwardson running away.
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United Press
Stanley
Win
Carl Edwardson
Les Veeser
Veener
Towardson
National conference on outdoor recreation opens in DC
Washington D C officials and Hoover appointed honorary members opened sessions on outdoor recreation. President Coolidge spoke of national cooperation among federal state and private agencies to bring outdoor resources to the people. Representatives from 112 organizations attend as discussions cover wildlife resources and a proposed three class division for recreation areas with leased campsites and untouched sites.
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Associated Press
Wreahington
D. C
America
Secretariey
Hoover
Jonie
Coolidge
Senate Exonerates Wheeler Over Misuse of Office
United Press report from Washington notes Montana Senator Wheeler cleared of charges in an indictment by a Montana grand jury. The Senate vote 58 to 1 upheld exoneration, with Curtis, Phipps, Sterling, Wills and Spencer dissenting. Wheeler faced accusations tied to a retainment fee for a Montana man to aid in an interior department matter.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Today
Ator Wheeler
Montana
Imade
Curtis
Kansas
Phipps
Colorado
Sterling
South Dakota
Wills
Ohio
Spencer
Goerah
Wheeler
Senate
Comn
Mmittel
Grand
Isary
Great Fallx
Montfor
Gordon Campbell
Interior Department
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Nationalist Party Plans Dawes Plan Rejection Talks
Berlin reports that the Nationalist party declined to repeal the Dawes plan as a basis for participation in the new regime. Negotiations continue until Saturday, with observers predicting continued support for the current cabinet and potential alliance with the main regime to maintain power.
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Carl D. Grant
United Press Statt
Berlin-Leudara
Nationalist Party
Wil
Will Jin
Temare Roy
Soeuilldts
Herriot at Quai d Orsay Plebian Premier Pact
Paris reports a new foreign policy precedent as Edouard Herriot, invited by Premier Poincare, visits Quai d Orsay to discuss Britain negotiations and future foreign policy. The Era Nouvella notes Herriot may take the foreign minister post amid a fragile Franco government and a weak financial start.
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Webb Miller
Paris
Édouard Herriot
Palaraire
Vlalt
Great Britain
Nouvella
Int
France
McAdoo Weighs Two-Thirds Rule Shift at Democratic Convention
United Press reports Wadoo waits for George Brennan to declare stance on scrapping the two-thirds rule. MeAdoo’s backers say they will announce position after Brennan goes on record. campaign manager Rockwell says they are not opposed to abrogation, but demand Brennan’s official commitment first.
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United Press
Chigage
Willian
Ofbte McAdon
George Brennan
Heax
Devid la. Rockwell
Sr. Brendn
Rockwell
McAdoo
Bix
Los Angelica I
Martin World Flight Command Could Resume June
Washington reports Major Martin may resume command of the world flight after a June 1 conference with Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick, chief of the air service, amid family hesitation. Mrs. Martin opposes flying during recovery from recent hardships. Allies discuss whether Lowell J. Smith would take command if Martin cannot resume the mission.
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Mitch Mardin
Hiv
Moder Marth
Meetin
Tigorode
Patrick
Why Weeks
Martin
Bergo
Tievay
Eurapau
Osuran
Gat
Mra. Martln
Abe
Wilde
Alaska Perdnaula
Englant
Harvey
Bert
Lowell J Smith
Publicity provision eyed as main argument in tax bill
The article outlines a forthcoming public debate over a publicity provision in a new tax compromise. It notes supporters and opponents, including a presidential veto threat, and details the provision requiring posted taxpayer identity data and public tax payment amounts with limited access to private returns.
Water Pipe Break Causes $30,000 Blaze at Gillette Rubber Plant
Fire of unknown origin caused $30,000 damage at Gillette Rubber Co. in Gillette. The bicycle building section was severed from the main plant. Firefighters pumped water to restore pressure after a supply pipe ruptured during the blaze.
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Win
Gillette Rubber Company
Tauraday
Atty Yaritn
Hunting man who attacked small girls
Two young girls, Alice Baker aged 6 and Danay Schneldler aged 4, were attacked in the backyard of Alice’s home by an unidentified man about 30 years old. Police intensified a south side manhunt after the assault, with both girls severely injured and hospitalized as investigators pursue possible leads.
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Sids
Pirts
Alice Baker
Danay Schneldler
Alice
Ife
Pollor
Tax Bill Before House Enacted With July Vote?
Washington report on the compromise tax bill moving through the Senate Finance Committee led by Senator Smoot of Utah and the pledge of near approval after a contested vote. Treasury officials anticipate changes to the 2 percent tax cut timing with refunds and quarterly credits for taxpayers, while distric collectors prepare for adjustments.
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Paul ™. Mellon
Unitedress
Washington
Smoot
Utah
Enlinguay
Wwree Quest
Robison
Straw Hat Day Proves Weather Still No Block
Rainy conditions fail to dampen Straw Hat Day in Milwaukee as locals reveal new straw hats for the season. W P Stewart, weather forecaster, bought a new straw hat and pledged to promote the event. Haberdashers report heavy sales and many men display their new derbies despite umbrellas on a gloomy day.
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Milwauken
Milwaukens
W. PL
Stewart
Fa Min
Ahine
Haberdashers
Tere
Roller Skating Fatality In Road Incident
A roller skater was struck by a truck and killed while skating along a road. The mishap occurred as the girl rode in a favored area. an informal investigation is under way, with authorities to decide next steps. Coroner Vani Aanter overseeing preliminary review.
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United Press
Pavehivettaa
Jehan Mage
Fitile
Vani Aanter
National Capital Proceedings Review
In Washington today the Senate and House convene as President and cabinet meet. Committees on Daugherty, shipping board, irrigation, and foreign relations proceed with inquiries and hearings. World Court proposals are under consideration while the Muscle Shoals and rate section transportation matters face continued discussion.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
Senate Daugherty
American Institute of Architects
Senate Agricultural
House Committee
Shipping Board
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Work
Clause
Commerce
Transportation
Mellon May Resign If Tax Bill 15 Signed
Washington reports say Secretary of the Treasury Mellon may resign if tax bill 15 is signed or passed over a veto. Republicans fear Mellon, weary of politics, would quit to return to private business as Congress presses a final conference report on the measure.
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Mellon
Paul TH. Mallon
United Press
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Sten
Congress
Loth Howden
Luke- Warn
Niston
Senate
Melson
Melton
Smoot
The
Nance
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House
Troubles of Meaks Debated Before the Senate Committee
Washington glimpses of partisan clash as Gaston BL Means the key witness for the Daugherty committee faces sharp interrogation. Hirem C. Todd, deputy attorney general overseeing Moung prosecutions, resents questions while accusing the committee of disrespect to the court. Means' diaries are described as a fairy tale by Todd, who notes two DOJ agents could refute them. the watch over Means was for health, not escape. The session ends with heated exchanges in the hallway and a caustic warning from a rising dispute among officials.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Gaston
Means
Daugherty
Wnmason
Turniutt
Hirem C. Todd
Moung
New York
Daughterty
Onephal
Todd
Jonkhart
Wble
Wheeler
Montana
Department of Justice
Trockhart
Paul Howland
Daugherty Eeimeel
Cottages Burned by Lightning Near Lake Wavesa
Lightning struck the neighboring cottages near Lake Wavesa early Friday engulfing three wooden structures. Thomas Gil of Rockford Atkinsmoney owned one cottage destroyed as flames spread from the strike, with firefighters battling the blaze into morning.
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Associated Press
Madison
Thomas Gil
Rockford
Unclear Weather Summary From Fragmented Source
Fragmentary OCR text references thunderstorms and cloudiness with shifting winds. Mentions North Dakota or Wisconsin like locations and names but unreadable. Contains stray words and garbled phrases, lacking coherent events or dates.
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