Manila Forges Troops Could Be Sent To China
Washington reports the War Department may rush American troops from Manila to Tien Tsin to counter Shantung bandits. Acting Secretary Davis said orders would wait for State Department approval, with about 1,500 troops at Tien Tien and similar numbers guarding legations in Peiping.
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Abs United Press
Washington, D. C
War de- Paetmert
Ameri ‘Ican
Manila
China
Davis
War Department
State de Partment
State Department
Essary
Pesking
Ray G. Marshall
United Press
Peking
Tien Tsin
American Chamber of Commerce
Tien. Tein
Legation
Observers Watch Chicago Rail Conference Stirring Third Party Hopes
United Press reports both major parties send observers to the Chicago La Follette progressive railroad conference. Forewarned, analysts say the meeting could spark a third party movement and shape potential coalitions, with attention on figures from Hearst and La Follette networks.
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Chicago
Lawrence Martin
United Press
New York
Hearst-La Folletts
R Sanitariens
Follette
Pro
Mount Investigation Jury Makes Report
The grand jury investigating the death of Northwestern University freshman Leigh ton Mount, who disappeared during class rush in September, reported it could not determine the manner of Mount's death. The report concluded no clear evidence established a specific cause or sequence leading to the death.
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Vnited Press
Chicart
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Wisconsin Supreme Court Frees Building Height Limit
The Wisconsin Supreme Court declares the Madison height limit on buildings around the Capitol unconstitutional as a local ordinance, ruling it does not provide compensation and is an improper exercise of police power. The decision also touches on Milwaukee wage scale adoption, affirming the Milwaukee authority to set minimum wage steps for city contracts.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Coure
Milwaukee Sewage Commissions
Common Council
Baldwin cabinet mirrors Law era amid shifting British lineup
Associated Press report notes the Baldwin cabinet resembles Andrew Bonar Law’s administration with minor changes. It mentions Landon and other figures as the government seeks to persuade Sir Benjamin Horn, Arthur Henderson, and George cabinet members amid ongoing adjustments.
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Baldwin
Andrew Bonar Law
Associated Pres . Landon
Baldwin Vaied
Sir B Horne
George Cabi Isiry
Admiral Brook Drives Mediterranean Fleet Toward Thrace
The Mediterranean Fleet under Admiral Brook moves toward Turkey amid tension over the Dardanelles crisis. A flotilla of destroyers is concentrated behind fortifications as ships prepare to cross the Maritsa river and push toward Thrace, signaling possible action in the region.
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Admiral Brook
Mediterranean Fleet
Turkey
Editerraneant Nave
Destrarery Willoliew Tamerrewest
Maritzs
Thrace
Gary PLEADS for return to Christianity at steel institute meeting
Elbert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, addressed the American Iron and Steel Institute. He urged a simple business approach, warned against rising finished steel prices, and called for an impartial Ruhr settlement with Secretary Hughes mediating French German Belgian tensions. He avoided preaching and spoke in a plain, businesslike tone.
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Associated Presay
New York
Holy Land
Elbert H. Gary
Ted Staves Steel Corporation
American Iron & Steel Institute
Gary
Ruhr
Susie Hughes
France
Belgium
Sear
Mentilantehel
American plan for narcotics control outlined to League
Geneva reports that the American plan for complete control of narcotics was presented to the League of Nations Joint Advisory Committee by the American delegation. The proposal seeks unified international enforcement, coordinated penalties, and shared intelligence to curb drug trafficking and illicit use worldwide. The plan emphasizes cooperation among nations and standardized measures to combat narcotics.
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Opiim
Lexcue of Nations
Amerca
La Follette Leads AML Meeting Protest Over Valuation Rules
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette addressed a gathering in Chicago during an AML conference to press for government action on railroad valuation. Mayor Dever welcomed attendees while Mayor Hylan warned of rising rates and urged government ownership as a possible remedy amid a brewing crisis in the rail industry.
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Associated Preany
Chicago
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Ibs
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Interstate Commerce * Commission
Étse 1
Commission
Ralheny
Mayer Dever
Ca Folleme
Hylan
New York
Dever Chicago
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engine
Governor Sweet
Colorado
Bryan
William S. Bryan
Basil
Department of the American Federation of Labor
Donala F “Ricabérk
Eestorney
John P. Hylan
Detera
Poincare Receives Large Ovation From French Chamber
The French Chamber of Deputies erupts in a broad ovation for Premier Poincare as he enters to continue interpellations on the crisis. Communists withhold applause while the rest of the chamber shows strong support for his leadership amid political tensions and economic strain.
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Poincare
Chamber OF Deputies
Taris
Burkr
Jasteq
Magisir
Month of Personal Crisis Report From United Press
The fragmentary OCR text references a month of balms and health expers with hints of romance and societal mood. It mentions Milwaukee and notable names in a cryptic, disjointed style, reflecting a distressed outlook and fluctuating emotional tone across the period.
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United Tress
Jone
Arthare
Jae
Biefe
Dune
Wisconsin Pupils Win National Safety Honors
The Wisconsin education board announces Miss Margaret Mitche of Lieyd Street School Milwaukee and Helen Fritz of Frank Razine as top national safety contest winners. Fritz earns first prize a gold medal and a $15 check. Gordy Lavitierre of Lincoln School Green Bay takes second prize a medal and $19. Other winners include Verona Goers Dorothy Knoelk Donald McLaugh Milwaukee James Holm Elkhorn Jon Anderson Marquette School Madison Gradfy Erickson Blaine Superior and Myrtle Hermann Chippewa Falls with honorable mentions Genvo White Mazamanie Artes Florence Sanborn Edward Bain Kenosha. Four hundred seventy eight checks and medals valued at $6,500 are mailed by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce to elementary pupils nationwide as part of safety education efforts. One of three national awards may go to state winners, with top teachers receiving trips to Washington and cash incentives for best safety lessons.
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Washington
Education Board
Tor
Margaret FL Mitche
Lieyd Street
Milwaukee
Helen Fritz
Frank
Razine
Wisconsin
Theate
Mins Fritz
Green Bay
Gordy Laviaterre
Linscoln School
Verona Goers
Dorothy Knoelk
Maryland
Donald McLaugh
Jumeshol
Elkhorn
Jon Anderson
Marquette Schol
Gradyy Erickson
Blaine School
Superior
Myrtle Hermann
Chippewa Fala
Genvo L. White
Mazamanie
Jhese Prises
National-Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Tte
Fulid
United States
Secretary Hughes Apologizes for G O P Statement
United Press report states Secretary of State Hughes apologized for a Republican statement that criticized allied nations. Cordell Hull, Democratic National Committee chairman, said the GOP misspoke and did not reflect U S policy.
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Hughes
United Frese
Washington, D
D. C
Muskes
Tal Sain
France
CordiIl Hull
Rhine
Notables Executed in Soviet Republic of Georgia Report
Dispatch from Tasha today notes executions in the Soviet Republic of Georgia tied to the discovery of an unnamed telecommunication project. The fatalities include several generals and other officials, all reportedly executed as a result of the event.
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Soviet Republic OF Georgia
Iri
Geerstia
Tasha
Body of Man Drowned in April Recovered
Body recovered in Superior Wisconsin after his drowning in the April waters of Lake Superior. Identification papers name Atha: Mefdsezu, a millworker from International Falls Minnesota. A photograph of Marie Jenson Stevens Tmat was found among his belongings.
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Wis
Ft. Atha
Marie Jenson
Stevens
Wife of Former President Wilson Attends Monticello Breakfast
Prominent society women and descendants of revolutionary figures gathered at the Monticello breakfast hosted by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial foundation in Washington. Mrs Woodrow Wilson presided at the Holling table. Her latest photo shows time has weighed on the once famed beauty of the capital social scene.
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Monticello
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Whitfield Reported by Farmer's Wife in Pursuit
An Associated Press note describes Maulison Joan L Whitfield, alleged slayer of Patrolman Dennin Sneveland, at large near MecFarland and Oregon. A posse hunted him in a green car, with conflicting reports on his whereabouts as detectives traced the case across Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Maulison
Joan L. Whitfield
Dennin Gunn
Eheves
Mra
Edward Sprague
MecFarland
Oregon
Epfague
John Lo Whitfield
Dennix
Sneveland
White
Miimauxen
Teday
SigHS Agreement for Occupation Costs of American Army
A terse note records an agreement regarding occupation costs for the American army. The text references a representative, Frey Wadsworth, and mentions a late Tadlas agreement. The fragmentary item notes financial obligations tied to military presence and negotiations through a formal channel.
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Ed Frey Wadsworth
Faneigh Env
Labor councils of Green Bay urge new temple project
Green Bay Wis labor councils begin drive for a temple amid fundraising and community activity. The effort highlights a stated goal of 754600 dollars and involvement from local organizations, with plans described as a public community arrival in Green Bay.
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Labor Councils OF
Green Bay
Mother vows to fight for her boy in divorce clash
Frank Getty reports Mrs. Florence Leeds says she will oppose Anne Stillman in the divorce dispute over her son. Leeds says Stillman offered to help but she will raise and care for her child herself.
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Frank Getty
Correspe
United. Press Associations
Canada
New York
Florence Leeds
Anne Sillman
Dred Press
Mn Obelnz
Mre
Stillman
Grand
Anse
Leeds
Progressives Said To Have Agreed To Property Offset
A fragmented report notes progressives reportedly reaching agreement on a property offset mechanism. The text mentions a mid afternoon meeting and references terms about keeping individuals and repealing corporate names, with unclear names and locations due to OCR issues.
Anti-Tuberculosis Bill to Be Heard June 6
A hearing is set for June 6 on the proposed anti tuberculosis bill. The bill seeks passage through the finance committee and into a senate vote as a special order, with discussion anticipated among lawmakers and officials.
Senate revives road tax measures amid amendments
Madison reports the senate revives highway bills proposing a graduated weight based tax and gasoline levy with funds split between state, counties and trunk highways. A separate medical exam reform bill moves through the senate, with chiropractors seeking board representation and an amendment removing practitioners from the initial exam requirement.
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Highway Committee
Associated Press
Madison
Senate
Uxday
Io Finance
Wisconsin
Agme
Tolakowsky
Polakan
Benfer
Aft
Roeths
Strike in the Ruhr Grows as Negotiations Fail
The Ruhr strike, led by communists, expands beyond a few miners as steel workers and other employees demand higher pay. Authorities in Essen and Elberfeld tighten control, while a workers police force is proposed to quell unrest amid French occupation.
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Br. Associated -Preas
Fasen
Weather and Roads Outlook With Warm Weekend Rain
A garbled weather note describes mixed conditions across regions with scattered showers and cloudy periods. A slow warmup is expected into the weekend with variable temperatures and possible travel impacts from wet roads.
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