Stormy alum bill battle ends in Assembly clash
The Wisconsin Assembly defeated the Senate on the alum baking powder labeling repeal and veto override. A licensing bill for automobile drivers passed to third reading, while a plan to abolish the state humane officer and changes to the state highway commission were debated. Local measures tied to county highway duties and school attendance were also addressed with party line votes.
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Superior to Elective School Board Vote Prompts Strike Backlash
In Superior Wisconsin a referendum yesterday produced 5722 votes for making the school board elective and 1275 against. The action follows the dismissal of veteran teacher Lulu J Dickinson and the board’s refusal to reinstate her or grant a hearing. Students demanded resignations of Supt Paul R Spencer and board president A T Hkblad. After the vote, strikers returned to classrooms with plans for renewed action if staffing changes are not made.
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Urges More And Better Hospitals
United Press reports Rev. C. B. Moulinier of the Catholic hospital association urging expansion of hospital services at a Wisconsin Hospitals association meeting. He notes about 7,000 hospitals exist nationwide but only about 1,600 meet high standards. He calls for enlarging and improving current facilities and more hospitals, saying nothing is too good for the sick.
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Purses Put Up for Coast Hawaii Nonstop Flights
A Star Bulletin report says James D Dole of Hawaii Pineapple offers 25000 to the first aviator and 10000 to the second to fly nonstop from the Pacific coast to Hawaii in the year starting August 13. Details hint at possible early entry if Lindbergh is not interested.
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Indicted Racine Residents Tied to Auto Security Loss
Three Racine residents faced indictments after alleged schemes to victimize creditors connected to the Badher AutoMan Security firm. Edward J. Fess said Charley Yo Metso Martha and Cora McAvoy allegedly misused assets, linked to the failure of the Wiscommnute Top company of Kenosha with a $125,090 loss two years earlier.
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Wild Elk Seen for Summer White House in Black Hills
President Coolidge plans a remote summer retreat in the Black Hills of South Dakota, a thirty room game lodge atop Burk peak, to escape politicians and line up early delegates for the 1928 Republican convention. The region, once frontier, now offers modern comforts and rugged western ambiance with elk, mountain goats, and trout.
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Airplane sighted off Cape Pine during Paris to New York attempt
Danish schooner Albert reports sighting an airplane eighty miles off Cape Pine on Monday May 9. The sighting coincides with reports that Captains Nungesser and Coli were near Quebec Grace on their Paris to New York nonstop flight attempt. Government inquiries follow as Cape Pine lies near Newfoundland coast.
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Wisconsin Graduates Ten To West Point in 1927
Ten Wisconsin future generals will graduate from the United States Military Academy at West Point on June 14. The class of 1927 includes cadets from Milwaukee Madison Stevens Point Green Lake Superior and other locales, with New York and Pennsylvania leading states in graduates.
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Two Die of Burns in Fire at Doctor Nadig Home
United Press reports Freeport tragedy as Dr Nadig and his housekeeper Laura Trice die from burns after a gasoline heater exploded in the basement of the physician's home. Nadig rushed to aid Trice and both sustained fatal injuries, with the doctor collapsing on reaching the first floor.
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Radios Not To Blame For Mississippi Floods
The United States Weather Bureau meteorologist calls the idea that increased radio use causes more rain a baseless notion. He cites lightning energy far exceeding radio output and notes that radio tuning cannot influence precipitation. A university radio expert agrees the theory holds no merit.
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Resolutions Denounce Prohibition Aimed at Nationwide Reform
New York boards of the Church Temperance Society and Protestant organization publish resolutions criticizing prohibition. They call for a nationwide campaign to adopt reasonable regulatory measures and urge action after a year of inaction amid enforcement failures. The resolution links the Eighteenth Amendment to social ills and argues prohibition harms national life.
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Two Weeks Suspension for Smoking Penalty at Beloit College
Beloit Wisconsin reports two weeks suspension for smoking imposed on three popular Beloit College coeds Marlon Barney Major Felrain Gale Park I Grace Bradford. News notes editor Barney of the college annual and Women Eng Students Self Government aggro. An earlier accident left one injured with a fractured arm after a car ran into a culvert near Christ an.
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Madison Opens Fishing Season Amid Protections
In Madison the fishing season begins with protections for certain favesbiding citizens and streams, while bass remain on the protected list. Open season on muskellunge and pike starts later in June. The 1927 legislature moved dates to May 23 and June 20, aligning with Decoration Day observances.
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Mora man shoots road contractor in Wisconsin rage
W C Rhodes of Mora Minnesota shot and killed Peter J Sotenman, a 59 year old road contractor and bank director in Black River Falls Wisconsin. Rhodes claimed the act was in a rage after a dispute over work at the All Wankee road depot. He was arrested. a coroner's inquest was being called.
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Auto collision leaves couple in serious condition
A car crash near Stiutevant Tuesday night left Lucy Juckem and Sholov Gat seriously injured. their vehicle blew a tire before the collision. A passenger, 39, is reported in fair condition. The report credits the auto mishap as the cause and notes medical care is ongoing at the hospital.
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Lindbergh Presented to Deputies in Paris Chamber
Paris Paris Charles Lindbergh the new ambassador of america was introduced to the french chamber of deputies by Maron Histiek The ovation was immense as the aviator received a grand welcome with Jesmond Boulsson and other leaders present The scene marked a notable triumphal reception for Lindbergh in Paris and he expressed thanks through an appointed spokesman to the deputies and assembled dignitaries.
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Government argues right to reopen reassessment case
Washington officials contest the Ford group tax case, asserting the government may reopen the original assessment within five years. The dissenting views note the commissioner’s authority to revise findings if errors are found, while critics stress potential fraud and legal constraints in reopening.
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Mystery at County Jail Deepens as Two Men Vanish
Authorities probe a freshly dug hairline vault found two feet deep in the abandoned ponge floor after two men vanish. Widespread search and lineups follow as leads fade and the case stirs local alarm.
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Noted Composer Dies in Milwaukee at 94
Milwaukee obituary notes famed composer Marie Gether aged 94. She led a long career in music, influencing performance, composition, and teaching across decades. Further details on birthplace, affiliations, and surviving relatives are not fully clear in the fragment.
Five in Hollywood wild party guilty of manslaughter
Jury convicts Paul Kelly of manslaughter in the Raymond killing at the Hollywood home. Sentencing set for May 31, with defense planning a new-trial motion. The group involved in the fatal orgy at Tollywood is also noted. conversations reveal jurors defended the verdict against the public spectacle.
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Chinese crisis looms as nationalist and communist tensions rise
Reports from Shanghai say Sun Chuan-fan, former nationalist commander, was captured near Shanghai. Northern forces retreat toward Hankow as protests loom in Nanking and Hankow mobilizes troops. Natives plan May 30 demonstration in Shanghai with authorities bracing for unrest while foreign troops stay on duty. Central Bank guards use arms to deter mob action as price pressures mount and troops move up the Yangtze river.
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