Britain to end trade with Russia over alleged espionage
Premier Baldwin told the House of Commons Britain would terminate the Russia trade agreement and expel the trade delegation and Soviet mission from London unless MPs disapproved. He said Britain would recall its Moscow mission if approved, citing secret addresses and espionage ties to Soviet House and Arcos.
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London
Baldwin
House of Commons
Great Britain
Russia
Moscow
Soviet House
United States
Empire
North
South
Amorica
Arcos
Espiona Qga
Lst
Mexico
South America
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Wisconsin Legislature Approves 100000 For Pest Control
The Wisconsin legislature authorized a 100000 appropriation to combat the European corn borer if it invades the state. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Walter Goodland, passed the Senate and was concurred in by the Assembly, now awaiting the governor’s approval. It also funds preliminary research on controlling the pest. The Assembly also exempted Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts property from taxation and voted to end publishing election notices in newspapers, replacing them with mail notices and sample ballots to voters.
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United Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Walter &. Goodland
Racine
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of America
Senate
Erastus G. Smith
Beloit
Assembly
Tilden Wins Opening Match at International Tennis Championship
St Cloud France Willam Trel den defeats Senor Andreu of Spain in straight sets 5-2 6-2 6-0. Francs Hunter, second leading American, beats Alphonse Perain of France 6-4 6-3 6-2.
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Associated Press
St. Cloud
France
Willam Trelden
Mericar
Senor Andreu
Spain
Francs T. Hunter
America
Alphonse Perain
Governor refuses special panel for Sacco and Vanzetti case
Governor Fuller states he will not appoint a special commission to review the Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti murder conviction and death sentence, despite protests worldwide.
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Associated Pregap
Boston
Mass
Fuller
Sacco-Vanzett
Minde Public Today
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomaog Vanzetti
Byrd and Co. Plan Transatlantic Flight in America
Com Richard E. Byrd, in the monoplane America, will fly from Roosevelt Field to Paris for scientific observation. Byrd, Grover Whalen, and supporters say Lindbergh’s Paris flight did not alter plans. The team will include George O. Nevill and Bert Acosta, with a tentative start this week.
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Associated Press
New York
Paris
Richard E. Byrd
America
Byrd
Grover A. Whalen
Transoceanic Company
Charles A. Lindbergh
Polic Flier
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
George O. Novilla
Bert Acosta
Whalen
Navy places destroyer under Lindbergh for return to America
A naval destroyer was put under the command of Capt Charles Lindbergh for his return to the United States. Com W W Galbrath of Destroyer Division 25 in European waters will offer Lindberghs ship and plane accommodations. The division sails for the US around June 15 after a White House meeting with President Coolidge and Acting Secretary Robinson.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Navy Department
W. W. Galbrath
Destroyer Division 25
Lindbergh
United States
Navy
White House
Coolidge
Robinson
Linder
Starts for Australia With Spare Propeller Strapped to Moth
A handyman aviator Nennis Rook straps a spare propeller under the fuselage of his two seater Moth and departs on a staged flight to Australia. He previously served in the air force during the war.
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Associated Pregs
Croyden
Nennis
Rook
Avetralia
Australia
Air, Force
First Court of Season at Buckingham Palace
London reports the first court of the season at Buckingham Palace with sixteen American debutantes presented to King George and Queen Mary. The event, a diplomatic affair, opens at 8 30 with crowds lining up since 5 pm as guests arrive for the elaborate ceremony tonight.
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Associated Press
London
George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Wisconsin flavor cited as unique dairy product trait
Associated Press report from Racine notes John D Jones Jr says Wisconsin will be leading dairy spot of the world. He urges farm electrification and strict feed practices. He praises Wisconsin pastures grasses and clean water for finest flavor. New bank officers elected include Group Fuse president Clausen and vice president McAdams.
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Associated Press
Racine
Wis
Clausen
Hartford
Fuse
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
F. P. McAdams
Watertown
Charles F. Alden
Elkhorn
John D Jones, Jr
Wisconsin
Jones
Cleanup Under Way in Manitowoc County Case
Manitowoc and Milwaukee residents John Hubbard and Frances Clark were tried for keeping a house of ill fame. They were found guilty, each sentenced to six months hard labor and a $200 fine as District Attorney Edward Meyer announced a countywide cleanup.
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United Prasa
Manitowoc
Wit
Edward Meyer
John Hubbard
Frances Clark
Milwaukee
French Flyers Missing. Search Swings on Cryptic Air Signal
Boulogne France reports quickened search for captains Charles Nungesser and Francois Voll as fish boat Antoinetta brings word of a radio message from the St Hubert sighting a vessel towing a white hydroplane with a rudder painted in French colors east of Start Point at 1250 p m Sunday. Authorities assess if it could be the Nungesser Voll plane, Maine type capable of water landings.
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United Press
Boulogne, Sur-Mer
France
Charles Nungesser
Francois Voll
Antoinetta
St. Hubert
Irish Sea
Start Point
Nungesser and Coll
Horta
Fyal
Azores
London
Itaan
Aeronautic Aircles
Ocean
Railroads justified in refusing Inland Waterways join rates
The Chicago Great Western Milwaukee and St Paul Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Illinois Central railroads were justified in refusing to participate in through rates with Inland Waterways Corp on shipments between St Paul Minneapolis and points on their lines in Indiana Iowa and Missouri. The ICC examiner recommended dismissal of the Inland Waterways complaint.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago Ieat Western
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Mninois Central
Tnland ‘Waterways Corporation
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Hingis
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inland Waterways Corporation
Jersey City Girl Wins First in International Bathing Queen
Jersey City entrant Dorothy Britton, called Misa New York, won first place at the international bathing girl revue in Galveston Texas. She earned a $2,000 prize and a gold silver plaque after competing with eight foreigners and 26 American entries. Ada Williams Miss Florida took second with $1,000 and Rosa Blanz representing Luxembourg finished third with $500.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Dorothy Britton
Jersey City
Miss Dritton
Misa
New York
United States
Mise
Ada Williams
Florida
Rosa Blanz
Luxembourg
King Ferdinand Suffers Relapse in Ill Health
King Ferdinand of Roumania, long frail for over six months, has suffered a relapse and is reported in a tenuous condition. Foreign physicians who treated him during the illness note continued instability in his health.
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United Press
Mucharest
Ferdinand
Roumania
Wba
President Coolidge Considers Black Hills as Summer White House
President Coolidge weighs Black Hills South Dakota as potential summer White House site. A White House inspection vows to judge accommodations for the president, staff, and newspaper correspondents. Officials note no final decision and mid June departure is anticipated.
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Washington
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
White House
Washington, D. C
Coo Nuge
Blackfis
S. D
Waite
Compulsory Auto Insurance Battles Move Ahead in Assembly
In Madison the assembly passed a miller measure favoring compulsory property damage insurance for auto operators after two prior bills were killed. The vote was 61 to 27 against the bill as being too far ahead of its time. Separate amendments on dower rights for widows were defeated, and the dower redistribution bill was postponed.
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Associated Press
Madison
Assembly
A. J. Miller
Miller
Man Reiss
Reiss
Omro Youth Henry Franz Dies After Illness
Henry A E Franz of Omro died Monday night after a illness of several weeks. Born February 10 1907 in Rushford he moved to Omro eight years ago with his parents Carl and the family. He is survived by his mother Mrs Carl Franz Wambold his stepfather Mr Wambold six brothers and two sisters Marie Cullum of Plymouth Michigan and Miss Hoss Wambold of Omro. Funeral Thursday May 26 at 2 pm from Omro Baptist Church Rev G M Wong officiating. Interment in Omro Cemetery.
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Omro
Wis
Henry A. E. Franz
Rushford
Carl Franz
Tie
Carl Franz Wambold
Mr. Wambold
Clarence
Louvig
Walter Franz
Fred
Alex
Plenty Wambold
Marie Cullum
Plymouth
Mich
Hoss Wambold
Omro Tatheran Church
G. M. Wong
Omro Cemtery
Presbyterians Vote to Stay in Federal Council
The Presbyterian Church in the United States voted 195 to 118 in general assembly atFldorado Ark to remain in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America.
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Associated Press
Fldorado
Ark
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
General Assembly
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Flood Threat Hits Louisiana Sugar Bowl Region
A break in a levee near McCrea threatens the last dry area of the famous Louisiana sugar bowl 150 miles north of New Orleans. Evacuations reached 1,600 plus 1,900 workers left idle as floodwaters surged through yam? 150 marooned in Bayou Chene. Volunteers head to dynamite key chokepoints to reopen channels.
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McCrea
Associated Press
New Orleans
Tne
Mississippi
Old River
John M. Parker
Point Coupee Parish
Bayou Chena West
Gulf
Bayou Chene 80
Strath
New Therian
Chene Country
Political Warfare in Forest County Under High Court Scrutiny
In Forest County Wisconsin the state supreme court examines attempts to dissolve Judge Quinlan’s restraining order stopping a county board special meeting. The case pits anti Connor faction against William J. Connor Jr. and details risk to fund disbursement and committee appointments. The court considers if a special session is needed or if the current chair remains until fall.
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United Press
Madison
Forest County
Wisconsin Supreme Court
W.B Quinlan
Irving Fish
William J. Connor, Jr
High Court
Forest County Board
Connor Lan
anti-Connor
Shrine dignitaries arrive for annual Osmat temple ceremony
Scores of Shrine dignitaries from across the country gather in St Paul for the Osmat temple annual spring ceremonial. About ten thousand Shriners participate in parades with top dignitaries given honor roles. Imperial potentate David W. Crosland arrives and will appear at the Auditorium as Minnesota Governor Cheistianeen and Wisconsin Governor Zimmerman attend.
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My United Press
St. Paul
Minn
Osmat Temple
David W. Crosland
Montgomery
Ala
One Cent Awarded In Slander Case In Minneapolis
A district court jury awarded Dr Leais L. Ten R Broeck one cent in a slander and false arrest suit against Harold Birkeland connected to the death of Birkeland's father Rev Knute It Birkeland in November 1925. The verdict came after under an hour of deliberation with the jury finding Birkeland acted in good faith and without malice.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis Minn
Leais L. Ten R Broeck
Harold Birkeland
Rev
Knute It
Birkeland
Wirhont
Lindbergh Wins New Paris Reception As Idol Of France
Paris hails Charles A Lindbergh after a luncheon by the American club. He is greeted by cheers and a parade in which workmen and street crowds line the route. Authorities report a mysterious tow plane near the Azores possibly linked to Italian aviator de Pinedo as Lindbergh’s Paris welcome continues.
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Associated Preas
Thuis—Capistin Lingbergh
Paris
New York- Paris
la Bourget Field
Tnday
Shates Tandybergeh
Herrick
Tasix
Asepelaten Press
Buenos Aires
Atv
Ines
Ttn
Azores
Morte
New York
Lindbergh
Doumergue
Legion of Honor
de Pinedo
Quegesset
Charles A. Lndbergh
France
Women congratulate Lindberghs in peace effort message
Members of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom from Madison Milwaukee and Watertown send a resolution to Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh praising her son’s New York to Paris flight. They laud the courageous stand of Lindbergh’s father and hope the achievement aids world peace and understanding.
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Associated Press
Madison
Milwaukee
Watertown
Wila
Women’s International
Evangeline Lindbergh
New York
Sirs
Lindbergen
Hlawine
Alwaukee
Mattison
Womens International League For Peace
Weather forecast for Wisconsin and Northwestern regions
The report notes cloudy conditions and little temperature change across eastern and central areas tonight and Wednesday. It mentions an official observation with a high near 83 and a low around 60 as cloud cover persists.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
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