Parisians Rally to Lindbergh in Grand Welcome
Paris welcomed Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh with massive crowds along the Champs Elysees and Place de la Concorde. Officials led a formal reception at the city hall with New York to Paris hero honored as France’s favorite son, amid flag displays and Franco American fervor.
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Woodrow Wilson
John ¥. Pershing
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Place de la Contords
Rue de Rivoli
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Tingbergh
Tuileries Gardens
Hotel Crillon
Tindbergh
Morocco
Garde Republicaine
Dindbergh
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Seine General Council
D'Herbecourt
Ecomceivet
Efsty
Soviet Papers Expose Alleged Soviet Hostile Acts
British debate over breaking relations with Russia centers on alleged Soviet documents found in a raid on a Soviet house. The papers include address lists and codes, with claims of payments to MPs and links to the Soviet Trade Delegation. Canada ends a trade pact with Russia amid espionage concerns.
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London
Moscow
England
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Italy
Great Britain
Labor unions urge immediate extra session for flood relief
The major section of organized labor in Washington calls on President Coolidge to summon an immediate extra Congress to address Mississippi flood relief. The Labor organ of the railway brotherhoods asserts no personal or political reasons should delay the action.
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United Trrasa
Washington, D. C
Organized Labor
Coolidge
Congress
Mississippi
Labor
Railway Brotherhoods
Uur
Appleton Tax Suit Moves to La Crosse Court
Appleton Wis the city’s challenge to 3100 000 in taxes levied by the cries comes before Judge IL B Cowig of La Crosse June 6 A temporary writ restrains the county from collecting and the city seeks a permanent injunction.
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Appleton
Wis
Appleston
Cowig
la Crosse
Educator and Composer Charles Smith Dies
Milwaukee report says educator and composer Charles Edward Smith died Wednesday, May 9. He taught at Racine College and St. John’s Military Academy plus other schools.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Charles Edward Smith
Racine Voege
St. John's
Gling to Roms Despite Warnings From Relief Officials
In New Orleans and Point Coupes parish residents cling to homes as flood waters encroach from a 2000 foot crevasse at McCrea. Relief authorities fear many residents are cut off delaying evacuation while other areas along the Vermilion and Bayous see rising waters. The lower Mississippi shows slight improvement with Carrollton gauge at 19.9.
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Point Coupee Parish
New Orleans
Associated Press
Point Coupes Parish
McCrea
Harrisonburg
Frank Green
Red Cross
Layou Vermilion
Mississippi
Carrollton
Ekblad Trial Set On Qualifications
Superior court will hear Rev. A I Ekblad questioned about his qualifications as a member of the board of education. W A Steele, adviser to the twenty one committee, said the case is scheduled next Tuesday with no board president examination before a court commissioner.
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Associated Press
Whs
A. I. Ekblad
Board of Education
W. A. Steele
President Coolidge to Dedicate Wicker Park Memorial
President Coolidge will travel to Hammond Indiana to dedicate the Wicker Park memorial. The White House announced the stop on his westward trip toward a summer residence in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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Hammond
United Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Ind
White House
Black Fis
South Dakota
Radio Features Tonight Across Networks
United Press reports 1927 program slate with Beethoven by Hans Barth and orchestra on WEAF at 6:30 PM Central. WMAG Chicago 8 PM. WMAQ players. WSM Nashville organ recital at 2:20 PM. WIA hookup with WJIZ WBZ KDKA KYW. WCALB Pittsburg 11:10 PM and Oak? TonpetTed ee zs
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Tilden Thanks French Public For Warm Reception
Ed Cloud reports that America's top tennis star William T. Tilden and partner Francis Hunter praise the French for their reception during the European division. He questions anti American sentiment and notes widespread courtesy and enthusiasm from fans and the public.
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Associated Press
Cloud
Mrnica
William T
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America
Pairtner
Francis T. Hunter
Europe
Tilden
Hunter
Litigation Started to Clean Up Outstanding Lawsuits
Madison reports the Northern Wisconsin Cooperate pool begins lawsuits against several members over breaches of contract as the group moves to settle differences before new contracts start July 1. G. C. Gurlickson and Adolph Foss of Utica filed in Dane County Court, seeking damages up to 1620 dollars claiming the pool failed to grant a tobacco regrading after protests and petitions.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Tobaeco
Pool Legal Department
G. C. Gurlickson
Adolph Foss
Utica
Dane County
Timothy Grown
Coolidge Elected Honorary Moderator for Third Term
Omaha Neb President Coolidge was elected honorary moderator of the Congregational church by the national council. This is the third successive time he has been accorded the honor. Delegates refused to quibble about a third term for him.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Coolides
Congregational Church
National Council
Italian steamer reports pension plan for Lutheran pastors
A radio message from the steamer Superga via the Italian steamer Just to Capt. Frances Milsrunker reports pension provisions for retired pastors. The Norwegian Lutheran Church of America opens its biennial convention with delegates from 402 congregations, 409 in Wisconsin, as Women’s Missionary Federation members participate.
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Associated Press
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Azores
Superga
Assoniated
Ponsa
Frances Milsrunker
Way
Pang
Pastora
Lay Delegatten
Ing
Army
Wisconsin
Masting
Womens Missionary Federation of
Windstorm Kills official in Virginia ballpark collapse
A severe gale swept the west over a Virginia baseball park during a game. Richard T. deWilliams, 42, in the press box was killed as part of the roof collapsed into the stands. Three warehouse workers also died when their building was struck. About forty injured, many women, as debris flew and chaos ensued during Landis day.
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Associated Prays
Worfolk
Virginia
Richard T. dcWilliama
Jones & Co
HK. M. Lan
Landis
Hospllrta
State Assembly Engrosses Compulsory Motor Insurance Measure
The state Assembly ordered engrossment of a bill by Assemblyman Schauer for compulsory liability insurance for motorists. A motion to reconsider failed 45 to 38, and indefinite postponement was refused.
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Associated Press
Madison
Iseinblyman Schauer
Assemblytain Gehrmenn
Acting Secretary of Commerce Davis Resigns Effective June 1
Stephen T. Davis resigns as acting secretary of commerce, effective June 1, in the absence of Secretary Hoover. President Coolidge has accepted the resignation.
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Secretary OF Commerce
Davis
Associated Breau
Wallahington
D.C
Stephen T. Tavis
Setretany Hoover
Hhax
Coollige
Italian steamship reports torpedoed plane taken to Horta
A wireless message from an Italian steamship at 2 PM says it met the Portuguese warship Torante de Sagres and took aboard Commodore Francesco de Pineda and his damaged aircraft to Horta on the island of Payal in the Azores.
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Torante de Sagres
Com
Francesco de Pineda
Horta
Payal
Azores
SQUEEZE IN MINE SHAFT AT GLEN ALDEN COLLIERY
A squeeze in the Number 4 shaft of Woodward Colliery near Hingston, Wilkes-Barre area, trapped workers. Reported casualties include at least one dead and twenty injured with several missing, among them two mine officials.
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Associated Prean
Wilkesbarre
Woodward
Glen Alden Coal Company
Hingston
Aged Minister Henry Colman Dies at 93
Milwaukee brief reports the death of Henry Colman age 93 a veteran Methodist minister in Wisconsin and first graduate of Lawrence college dies Wednesday in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Henry Colman
Wisconsin
Meniner
Lawrences College
President Coolidge Eyes Summer Retreat Amid Abroad Travel Plans
The article reports President Coolidge plans a leisure summer in the Black Hills region of South Dakota or nearby retreats. It notes ongoing investigations and security measures as preparations for the trip proceed, with delays tied to suspicions and wartime-like tensions. A ship transfer and rail adjustments are mentioned, alongside expectations of visitor interest during the president’s downtime.
Malolo crippled after collision en route to New York
The Matson liner Malolo with three aboard was crippled after a collision on its material cruise. A heavy rescue effort formed as tow attempts began near Wantagh Light and fog hampered progress. No injuries were reported and ships from Gulf Refining and others aided, while fog delayed towing until power failures were confirmed.
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Maring
United States
San Francisco
Honolulu
Jacob Christensen
Malolo
Thig
New Yort
Utters
Wrether
New ‘London
Conn
Steuner Tisher
Madlolo
Crump
Philadelphia
Pruesday
Rockland
Jrowly
England
Amos Garter Civil War veteran dies at home in Omro
Special to The Northwestern reports Amos Garter a lifelong Omro resident dies at his home aged 77 after living in Omro since 1911 He was born February 12 1844 in Metomen Fond du Lac County enlisted 1861 in Co CL 14th Wisconsin Infantry and served until discharge He married Mary Baker September 28 1864 and had six children Funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 PM in Omro cemetery with wife three sons a daughter and several grandchildren surviving
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Amus Carter
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Metomen
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Black Swamp
False Face Jills
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Teyeheedah
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Poygan
Hines
14Th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
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Carroll
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Omra
Grace Alyo
Ormro
Melvini ‘Winchester
Jane Goutermoant
Hay
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Wisconsin Senate votes for prison labor investigation bill
The Wisconsin Senate passed Senator Polarkowski's bill to form an Interim committee to investigate prison labor conditions. The 22 to 6 vote follows prior reports by the state board of control on Waupun and earlier inquiries, with Milwaukee investigations deemed unsatisfactory. The body also approved Prescott's measure banning hunting of all animals and birds in Milwaukee year round.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Senate
Polarkowski
Legislaturn
State Board of Control
Waupun
Senate
Assemblyman Prescott
Milwaukee
Revenge and financial gain claimed in former GULT members claim
The defense in the dissolution hearing contends former GULT members organized the group for revenge and financial gain. Dolly Wheeler, witness and ex Shiloh girl, denies living with a man in New York and disputes accusations of immorality.
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Edwin J. Heckter
United Press
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Dolly Wheeler
Shiloh
Wing
New York
Manan
Marie Wheeler
Wham
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Dally
Carlson
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Dolly
Holly
Ben’ Purnell
Bavid
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Community Feeling Runs High After Slaying of Contractor
Mournful Wisconsin town reels as W C Rhodes is held on first degree murder charges in the killing of road contractor Peter Hart. Officials fear a lynching threat and move Rhodes from jail. Rhodes says, I just my temper. Weather and crop notes follow from Northwestern Weather Service with brief regional outlooks.
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Black River Falls
Wis
W. C. Rhodes
Mora
Mina
Peter Hartman
Avery
Hursday
Jackson County
Rhodes
Rhodes Mur
Chamberlain Repeats to Labor Motion on Russia Ties
United Press reports in London that Secretary Chamberlain rejected a Labour motion for a committee probe into severing Russia relations. He urged the House to express confidence and approval, arguing the Conservative majority would not vote to sever ties. He noted U S and British trade contexts and Canada’s end of its Soviet trade pact.
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Russia
Mackenzid King
Ottawa
Montreal
Russian Trade Commission
Maxba Sitvinoff
Moscow
Clifford Day
United Press
London
Porelen
Mir Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Labor Party
J. R. Clynes
Laborite
Chamberlain
Clynes
Commons
Canada
Austin
Milwaukee Attorneys Back Ethical Lawyer Bills
Milwaukee attorneys appeared before the state senate judiciary committees pledging support for proposed bills aimed at curbing ambulance chasing and unethical practices. Former Gov. Francis E. Meany urged action, noting disbarment for stirring up strife to win clients. judges and local officials joined the hearing in Milwaukee.
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Madison
Milwaukee
State Senate Judiciary Committees
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George A. Shaughnessy
H. O. Wolt
Edward Youkey
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Lawyers’ Club
Eugene Wengert
Two Prominent Men Die of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Milwaukee reports the deaths of Gustav C. H. Schnoelder, a 60 year old bakery proprietor found dead in his garage with the car running and the space sealed, and Capt Charles B. E. Smith, a 68 year old educator and composer who died after a lingering illness. Smith had ties to Racine and Delafield schools.
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Milwaukee
Pere Anny
Gustav C. H. Schnoelder
Farace
Charles BE. Smith
Burtington
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Racine
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