Washington Awaiting Coolidge Signature on Tax Bill
The $223 495 009 tax reduction measure moves to President Coolidge after House adoption of the conference report and Senate approval. Provisions include a 12 percent flat corporate tax, repeal of the automobile tax, and various income and admissions tax changes.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Congressional
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Senate
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Ramseyer
Repub
White House
We Congress
Curtiss
Kansas
Senate committee signals no action on 78 next session
The senate judiciary committee indicated agreement to unload the bill on next session day. Chairman Norns later told the senate that the action likely will not occur this year.
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Siipstead
Antrean Mimneton Bf
Anc
Norns
Senate
Wong Mays
Imal
Tax Requetion Bill Figures in Treasury Chief's Estimate
Washington report states the tax reduction bill passed by Congress would cut about 145 million dollars for the 1929 fiscal year and fall short of the Secretary of the Treasury's proposed figures.
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Treasury
Aellon
Washington
Amles
Congress
Metion
Fake doctors sought over alleged cataract cure theft
Barahoo Wisconsin sheriff hunts two men posing as doctors who sold a farmer Herman Buelow a supposed cataract cure in exchange for his wife’s $900. Buelow’s eyes failed to improve after several applications, prompting a police report.
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Barahoo
Wis
Herman Buelow
Honey Creek
W. H R. Ode
Buelow
Citys Newest Skyscraper Opens Officially Today
Two veterans of a bygone baseball era faced off as the Athletics played the Yankees in Philadelphia. John Quinn, aging toward fifty, hurled spitballs against Stan Coveleski, the veteran pitcher making his final major league appearance for New York.
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Philadelphia
Atledics
Nebraska Bank Robbed by Six Young Men
Six young men robbed the Fecomers and Merchants bank in Wymore Nebraska, taking about five thousand dollars in cash and securities. The gang forced customers and staff face down as a fusillade of shots rang out after they fled in a car, wounding several witnesses and leaving locals shocked.
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Nebraska
Wymore
Fecomers
and Merchants Bank
Todev
G. Oetkers
Editor Guilty in Forest County Criminal Libel Case
Forest County jury found editor Clapton of a local Wisconsin newspaper guilty of criminal libel for remarks about officials. The case involved tense arguments over alleged non payment of taxes and a second warrant led to the editor being bound over for trial on another charge.
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Forest County
Clapton
Wis
Herman Hron- Schnabl
Forest Country
Cog
Decker
Conner
Jedge
W D Cosnor
Iimiberamen
Brorschnakl
Osteopathic Rules Discuss Health and Dress at Convention
The Wisconsin Osteopathic association delegates gathered in Wausau to address health and dress norms. Officials stressed modest attire and body movements while warning that smoking in excess leads to heart disease, weakness, and cancer. women were urged to adopt healthier behaviors than men.
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Wausau
Wis
C.J. Gadas
Cmesto
Wisconsin Osteopathic Association
Cocior
Natonsi
Osteopatine Association
Butt
Tere
Freight truck wreck tears up Milwaukee track
A freight truck toppled onto a rail line in Milwaukee causing 150 feet of track to be torn from its bed and eleven cars to derail. A St Pauls road passenger train derailed as well and 218 passengers were transported to a nearby station by taxi cabs.
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Milwaukee
Te Gay
St Paus Road
Hearteen
Campaign Log Reports New York Communist Convention
The United Press notes the workers and Communist party convention in New York held today to select presidential and vice presidential candidates for Sunday. Farmers hold mass meetings in Wines urging both major parties to adopt a farm relief plank. Republicans in Maryland ratified a state primary, instructing delegates to back Hoover. Norman Thomas, socialist candidate, attacks Tammany Hall and the Smith administration over large graft claims.
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United Press
Workers 'Communists Party
New York
Woli
Maryland
Borett Hoover
Norman Thomas
Cand-Idate
Tammany
Walker
Smith
MUNDSEN TO HEAD RELIEF FOR NOBILE NORWEGIAN POLE SEARCH
Norwegian government mobilizes aid as the airship Italia vanishes in the polar region. Roald Amundsen and Otto Sverdrup join efforts with Gen. Umberto Nobile’s expedition partners to organize a rescue from Spitzbergen, Norway. Authorities report no word from Nobile and the crew of sixteen aboard Italia.
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Italia
Spitzbergen
Jey Polar
Reard Armunfésen
Spitzberzen
Inerabie
Shavig
Siterian
Norway
Oslo
Roald Amnna
South Pole
Umberin Nobite
North Pole
Otto Sverdrup
Areac
Nersay
Rozid Amund
Editor Who Sued Roosevelt Dies in Ishpeming Home
George A. Rewess 72 editor of The Ishpeming Iron Ore and longtime publisher died at his Ishpeming home after a long illness. He was known for a libel suit Kennedy Roosevelt, tried in 1912 before Justice Rich ard Flanagan, and for his role in Michigan mining circles as a respected mineral statistician and promoter of iron and copper production in the Upper Peninsula.
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Mich
George A. Rewess
Ishpeming
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Newett
Richard Flanagsan
Michigan Supreme Court
Roosevel
Xei
Janessie
Michigan
Avihomnir Om
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Battle Axe Right of Way to Be Converted into Public Highway
Washburn Wisconsin officials announce conversion of the Battle Axe right of way into a public highway. The historic road, once abandoned by the Northern Pacific, runs through The Barrens and connects central county with several agricultural areas. The Bar rens area may be sold to the government as a forest preserve.
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Battle Axe
Washburn
Wis U
Northern Pacific
Barrens
Japan Japan War Pact Warmed by Tokyo Reply
Tokyo expressed warm sympathy for Secretary Kellogg's proposal to renounce war as a national policy. The Japanese government said it would cooperate toward the treaty's goal of abolishing war forces and welcomed the American initiative. State officials avoided official comment but viewed the exchange as favorable to the plan.
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Washington
Janan
Hag
Kelloge
State Department
Japan
United States
Double Liability Clause Question in Wisconsin Stock Case
Federal Judge A P Geer in Milwaukee rules that double liability is not at issue, only who collects. The case involves stockholders and the Bank of Wisconsin Land Bank of Zilke and Crease, with the Farm Credit Board instructing receivers to pursue a $5.2 million double tax. The stockholders challenge the legality of the assessment and its collection method.
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Federal Land Tanks and Farm Loans Association
A P Geer
Milwaukee
Wiscomsin Bankesy Jom
Stock Land Bank
Gower Fed
Federal
Joan Board
Geiger
Creditiers
Senate Reopens Boulder Dam Debate on Appropriation
The Senate resumes discussion on the Boulder dam deficieny appropriation and considers a conference report while the Public Lands Committee reopens the Sad Creek lease investigation. The House takes up the conference report on tax measures and an Austrian debt extension.
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Senate
Boulder Dam
Public Lands Committee
HAUSE
Two Killed by Freight Train Near Milwaukee
Five men were killed early today when a Milwaukee road freight train wrecked after striking a car at a rural crossing south of Milwaukee. E Johns, 31, and others injured were pulled from the wreckage as the engineer crumpled. A motorist saw the crash and notified crews. the automobile was dragged and overturned along the ditch.
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Racine
St. Paul
Ner
E. Johns
Oposite
Hell
Ram
John
Iatine D.tch
Reson Avenue
Bodies Found in Wreckage Believed Beloved Crew Members
Two bodies recovered from wreckage of a steamer swept by a lake storm last December near Dulath Minn. The crew of Kamiocps was aboard when the vessel foundered in upper lakes trouble. Awaiting official confirmation as Sutard cutter Cranford investigates the site.
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Ceatt
Suard
Cranford
Isle Reyriem Lake
N' Sestyza
Schermer
Kamiocps Hy
Rane
Stomm
Ise Rovaie
Goolidge’s Mother Remains Gravely Ill in Northampton
Mrs Lema Goodhues, mother of Gov. Calvin Coolidge, remains gravely ill at Cooley Dr hospital in Northampton. Coolidge left by auto for Springfield then Washington after visiting his mother, who had previously shown slight improvement but worsened again.
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Was
Vin Coolidge
Lema Erentally
Cooley Dr Hospital
Springfield
Washington
Millwright killed at Lake Linden accident
Calumet area man Micha I?-Oasile Alinin, 42, a millwright for a lumber firm, was fatally injured Saturday morning when his clothing snagged on a pulley and he was pulled into the shaft near Lake Linden.
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Micha i
Oasile Alinin
Lake Linden
Here
Bandits Seize Lamar Bank in Kansas Bank Robbery
Four desperadoes raided the First National Bank of Lamar Colorado on a Wednesday, killing bank officials Parish and Parrish and injuring a physician. A note promising revenge was found. Hundreds of possemen from four states hunted the men as authorities feared further violence. The outlaws were last tied to a Triple County area near Trimdale Cole in Kansas.
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VW. Winemper
Dighton
Osk- I
Kansas
Sesters
Oakier
Drs_ Sweet Revenge
Erekon—co
Wimne- Inger
Enterprise
Dickinson County
Kessinger
First National Bank of Lamar
Delg Storl
Hanses
Nebraska
Trimdaa Cole
A. Parish
John Parrish
Carremy
Deter
Morrow Returns for Visit in United States
The American ambassador to Merco ysit te United Stat ine ambassadors first e United States since he same ambassador iast Ocioner iur sanz the trip he will confer with Pres ent Coondge and Secretari sc and wil spend mast 631 a location in North ire SOTTO PALES undieced Maraine daughter Constance om Banson inediareiary as she ombese'r
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Mercoysit
United Statine
United States
Iast Ocioner Iursanz
Maraine
Constance Om Banson
Unsettled Weather Forecast With Showers Ahead
Regionwide forecast indicates unsettled weather for Monday through Tuesday with frequent showers. Temperatures expected to rise, then cool variations across the Mississippi and Missouri basins, and persistent cloud cover.
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Resec
Vatansan—Hasiis
Nathan
Former Mayor Racine Figures Prominent in Local Baseball History
A fragmentary notice recounts the life of a former mayor linked to Racine and Glubmar, mentioning Appleton birth, a 2 star pitcher role for Racine in a league with Whoomin Northwest Lake Forest Racine and Belmont, and a midnight appointment note.
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Glubmar
Macine
Wixs
A. J Lum
Recine
Lunt
Appleton
Sas
Racine College
Racin*ge
Whoomin
Northwester
Lake Forsest
Racine
Belont
Justice Sought By Father of Erdman Olson
Slpert Olson, father of Erdman Olson, appeals to Wisconsin officials for a thorough reinvestigation of the Clara Olson murder case, contending Erdman is dead and seeking justice to clear the family name. He cites Governor Zimmerman's order urging a full inquiry and mentions possible leads and names to aid the investigation.
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Erdman Olson
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Slpert Olson
Erdman
Wisconsin
Clara Olson
Associated Press
Olson
Kickapoo Vailey
Amedisan
Crawford County
Blan
Darrell Donosan
Watertown
Bump
Sivers
Eno Mwar
Amd Mas
Italia Trustees Depend on Magnetic Compass for Steering
Report from Copenhagen May 30 states Italys commander Umberto Nebi has accepted aid for steering the Italia. Dispatches indicate Nebi will defend against recent radio dispatches and may offer polar region maps. The main concern is whether these maps show settlements near potential landing sites and the outcome of prior engagements.
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Corr Fopenhagen
Denmark
Disigbie
Italia
Umberto
Knapp Case to Jury in Albany Larceny Charge
Mrs Florence S Knapp former secretary of state of New York faced larceny charges for state funds. The case was submitted to the jury late this afternoon in Albany.
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Albany
Florence S. Knapp
State of
New York
New Hotel Raulf Opens In Oshkosh On Main Street
The million dollar Hotel Raulf debuts in Oshkosh featuring a ten story tower with an observatory, reinforced concrete steel construction, terra cotta accents, and panoramic lake views. Officials tout it as among Wisconsin’s finest, reflecting the city’s skyline progress and urban style.
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Raulf
Main Street
Oshkoshi
Mitan Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Axch Iectura
Uraly
Ikpe
India
Lake Winsebage
Minnesota farmers plan march to demand farming equity
Thousands of farmers and supporters from Minnesota prepare to join a Republican rally at Kansas City to press for economic equality for agriculture. C F Reed of the Minnesota Farm Bureau urges unity as party rivals clash with farm season priorities.
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St Paul
Minn
Kansas City
F Reed
Minnesota Farm Bureau Veteration
Band Reed
Found Not Guilty of Manslaughter in Wisconsin Case
A verdict of not guilty for William Stuckey, 30, from Wauzeka, ends the circuit court trial over the death of James Holmes, 74. Holmes was struck by Stuckey’s car six weeks ago while Holmes was feeding a horse at the roadside.
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Wis
William Stuckey
Wauzeks
James Holmes
Stuckey
Holmes
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