Coolidge Vetoes McNary Haugen Farm Relief Bill
The president vetoed the McNary Haugen farm relief measure citing constitutional issues and the equalization fee. Congress contemplates re passing the bill or revising it to gain presidential support, while debate focuses on the veto and farm policy strategies amid a presidential campaign.
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Washington
D. C
Coolidge
Mir. Coolidze
Congress
House
Sense
Capitol
Lowden
Irs
Frank O. Lowden
Dawes
Curtis
Ramses
Walser
Indiene
Seevetecy Hoover
Senate
Mr. Coolidge
Frank C. Lowden
Spanish War Veteran Dies by Suicide in Waupaca
A Spanish War veteran, Martin, killed himself with a firearm in Waupaca after a period of despondency following news about his grandson. Authorities note recent stress from a legal charge and family events.
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Waupaca
Martin
Flord Martin
State Reformai Army
Green Bar
Will Rogers for President Boom Launched
A New York event announces support for Will Rogers as a presidential candidate. Sponsors note Rogers would serve as president and accept only one salary, declining a vice president slot, while outlining a lean campaign funded by a small group of influential citizens.
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New York
Rogers
Bocm
Rogers Benals
Beny Sore
Pach
Su Gi
Clare Briggs
Ben
Lindsay
W. Hower
Glenn Curtiss
Charles Dane
White House
Con Nion
Hoover Expenditures Listed Before Committee
Claudius Huston testified to a campaign inquiry that Hoover’s 1920 presidential campaign had raised 52 500 from county businessmen, bringing total expenditures to 300745 25. He named contributors including Barre ar New York broker and Bronson Jr. The record lists numerous donors from Chicago Detroit New York Trenton and other cities with amounts ranging from 100 to 310 000, noting use by Huston as general for staff and campaign needs.
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Washington, D. C
Claudius Huston
Commerce Hoover
eSaie
Trammiitee Iodax Re
Zinster
Hoover
Huston
Wes
Barre Ar
New Fork
Bronson Jr
New York
Arthur B Cullen
Chicago
Hi. Murray
Wineber
F. Kenda
York
Vernon
South Dakota
Irs
W G Sarmeson
Local Man Sought After Injury in Wisconsin Incident
A terse police report from Fond du Lac County details Lewis G. sustaining a leg loss in an incident near Fac Wis. The board is reviewing the case and pursuing further investigation.
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Fond Um Fac
Wis
lFi
Lewis G
Setes Dar
Congress Debates Boulder Dam Legislation and Tax Bill
Senate continues consideration of the Bouder dam bill as a campaign expenditures panel meets. House debates Seing-Johnson Boulder dam bill while conferences on the tax measure proceed.
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Senate
Prirete
HOUSE
Arraignment in fatal Oshkosh crash case
Thirteen year old Henry Horst was arraigned in municipal court on two fourth degree manslaughter charges for a crash on Oregon street road near Oshkosh that killed Emil Mitzman. Horst’s bond was set at 2000 dollars. a preliminary examination is scheduled for June 1. The victim, a farmer near the scene, died Tuesday after the Monday 7 am collision.
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Henry Horst
Tivine
Jay Street
Chilton
Piinicipal Court
Oregon Street
Oshkosh
Horst
Keefe
A. L Nelson
Kitzman
Clarence
Cox Horst
Mr. Kireman
Clarence Hirzman
Kitzm
Kirzman
Gitzman
Farmshouse
Kitzmann
Keele
Ak Stom
Miarr Kromm
Neremi
Kugman Tas
Wezimi
Ibres Chyis
Robert
Paul J Sienge
Geeschuren
Sabelli to attempt nonstop New York Rome flight
Italian aviator Cesare Sabelli plans a nonstop flight from Long Island to Rome within a week using a Bellanca built sesqui plane named Belanca. Co-pilot Roger Williams and navigator Capt. Peter Bonelli will join, with a Curttiss field departure hoped after May 25. A French mission seeks to relay a Brest to New York leg via the Azores with Lieut Com Louis Jerome Paris and two others aboard two 500-horsepower naval craft.
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New York
Cesare Sabelli
Long Island
Rome
Sabelli
Bellanca
Had
Lex Field
Roger Q. Williams
Peter ‘Bonelli
Curtiss Field
Spe ‘Cial
French Aeronautcal
France
Louis Jerome Paris
Brest
Azores
Bermuda
Bermuda. Lieutenant Commande
Paris
Spiine
RETURNS FROM LAKES PROJECT GREATER THAN COST SAYS ENGINEER
A United States engineer states the Great Lakes hydroelectric project would exceed 360.9 million dollars in cost. He notes naval and military developments, mentions 266000 horsepower capacity projections, and discusses barrier and river power considerations amid questions of national versus Canadian barriers.
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Gost
Tommerece
Great Lakes
Orcan
George
United States
Devincs
Aibwathes
Death by Own Action Note Haunts Wisconsin Town
Police in La Crosse investigate a hoax note claiming Erdman Sanford planned death by own action. The message, found with a bottle in the river, misspelled and blaming inability to bear his father's grief. Sanford was a Gale University student.
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la Crosse
Wis
Erdman Sanford
Olson
Iocal
Weste Police
Amhorites
Gale University
Dane County District Attorney Race Sees Gunderson Entry
Madison attorney and former Wisconsin prohibition commissioner Louis C. Gunderson today announced his candidacy for Dane County district attorney. He competes with Willam Anschuetz and Fred Risser, the other announced challengers from Madison.
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Madison
Ipi
Louis C. Gunderson
Wisconsin
Torner
Dane County
Gunderson
Willam Anschuetz
Fred Risser
Shipbuilders gain aid as new bill advances
Washington reports press notes indicate President Coolidge backs Jones White bill to aid shipbuilders. The measure would boost a construction loan fund from 1750000.6 to 2500800 dollars and allow loans up to 73 percent of the value for ships built. It also covers reinsurance of government vessels and mortgaged crafts and raises contract rates.
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Washington
Coolidge
Tmerlohans Marine
Mie
Ibe
Russian River Disaster Claims Forty Children
A steam launch on the Kuban river carrying eighty children capsized, drowning many aboard. Reports indicate thirty four or more perished with crew arrest and investigations ongoing into the mishap involving first and second class travelers.
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Moscow
Rer Kuban
Lemrrux
Meer Petro
Isapuns Onig
War veteran widows receive pension boost in new bill
The measure increases monthly pensions for war veteran widows from $279 to $44 under a recently signed bill. The change affects eligible widows nationwide and aims to provide greater financial support amid rising living costs.
Twige a Day Passenger Air Service Announcement
Unclear OCR text references a transcontinental air service between St Louis and Chicago. Mentions bomb blast and injuries at a location near Tower north, likely Chicago area. Also includes scattered names and city references without coherent details or dates.
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AIR Service
ST. Louis
Chigago
Annouaged
Lindbergh to Lead Transcontinental Air Transport Venture
Col Charles A Lindbergh will chair the technical committee for the newly formed Transcontinental Air Transport Inc. Four aviators will join as technical committee members. the firm plans a combined rail and air service with daytime flights and nighttime mountain rail journeys. Lindbergh and attorney Breckinridge tested a new glider monoplane at Curtiss field as talks continue with J. Cheever Cowdin and other directors.
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Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
New York
Charles A.lindbergh
Transcontinenital Air Transport, Inc
Atchison
Cowdin
Sandbergh
Roid Bixby
Harry B. Knight Laws Benkers
Long Fr
Lindbergh
Henr Breckinridge
Curtiss Field
Germany
Rai
Bomb rocks Buenos Aires consulate gathering
A blast hit a room at the Italian consulate in Buenos Aires minutes before noon. The explosion wounded several people and caused panic as attendees lined up to return home. Authorities suspect an antifascist group inspired the attack.
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Buen Aires
Foamy
Orpital Fae
Perons
Nobile Sets North Pole Flight After Polar Expedition Delays
General Umberto Nobile departs Kings Bay for the North Pole aboard the Italia aided by scientists to study temperatures winds and magnetic conditions. The voyage aims to land near the pole plant a cross blessed by Father Sairanobei and deposit a papal message.
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Associated Press
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Italia
Norti Pole
Umbert Nabile
Nobile
Polar
Leninland
Nobue
Ingibie Norge
Lincoln Ellsworth
Roald Amundsen
General Nobile
Fox Mothers Bury Young Alive At Northland Farm
Report from Wisconsin Rapids notes aviation fright causes fox mothers at the Northland silver fox farm to instinctively bury their young. caretakers must intervene to rescue fox kits after airplanes fly low over the ranch yielding six observed cases.
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Northland Farm
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Northland Silver Fox
Land Acquisition for Federal Forest Approved by Commission
The state land commission approved acquiring a large area in Fort Price Bay eld Vilas and Guerda counties by the federal government for a forest reserve. The land originally included 560,000 acres and will be restricted to keep it free from irrepeatable school trust loan taxes.
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Madlinon
Fort Price
Bayeld
Vilas
Guerda
State Land Commission
Tadas
Grand Jury to Indict in Smuggling Cases
A Washington report states the grand jury will be asked to indict in cases involving smuggling. The note outlines expected charges and the timeline for presenting evidence to the grand jury.
Campaign Log Reveals Republican War Candidate Talk
Campaign notes show discussions about nominating an ex service man as the Republican war presidential candidate. Hanford MacNider, former commander and ex assistant secretary of war, is mentioned as a potential nominee.
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Albert Patchie
Wales
National Con
Vpruson
Gmegal
South Dakota
Lowden
Hanford MacNider
Statute Search For Ejecting Strikebreakers In Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin attorneys for the committee of 1,000 at the Alen A company plant sought a Wisconsin law authorizing the election of employees charged as strikebreakers. After a conference with City Manager Osterm they learned no statute governs the strikers charges though they have legal redress. An armed man named Nicholas was arrested for shooting.
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Kenoskz
Wis
Alen A Company
Wisconsin
City Aanager
Osterm
Kenosha
Nicholas
Two Young Men Sought In Merrill Girl Death Case
Authorities hunt two youths after a girl is found dead beside a road near her home. She was struck by a car, with slippers and injuries indicating she was dragged some distance. Parents reported seeing a car flee the scene and investigators pursue the suspects.
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Sferwall
Anak
Pele
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