Wisconsin Senate passes speed limit raise and education bill
Wisconsin senate speeds up law to forty miles per hour on highways and backs an assembly measure for a two year high school training program in rural areas. It approves a first minimum tax bill taxing independent income and raises legislators salaries to ten dollars a day. A highway bridge fund plan would require local taxes and includes Marinette and Prairie du Chien projects.
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Madison
State Senate Today
Wisconsin
Senaray Cashman
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Anows Ui State Highway Commission
Marinette
Pratria Dh Chien
Supreme Court to review validity of habeas corpus writ
Milwaukee editors report the Supreme Court will examine the validity of a habeas corpus writ issued by Judge Breidenbach after Attorney William Rubin's 10 day contempt sentence. An order restrains further hearings pending review by the same judges. The case could quash the writ if Breidenbach acted beyond authority. a possible appeal to the U S Supreme Court remains to determine custody and liberty rights.
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Chicago grain bulges gains beyond cents on day
Associated press reports Chicago grain prices surged, adding more than a cent at multiple points amid broad market activity. Amid news of shifting diplomatic relations, traders focused on domestic crop outlooks and winter wheat belt conditions, with optimism dented by uncertain reports from overseas markets.
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Russia
Detroit Favored As Democratic Convention City
A Washington dispatch notes Detroit as a preferred site for the 1928 Democratic national convention, with Cleveland Kansas City Indianapolis Des Moines San Francisco and others in contention. Costs for hosting and venue capacity are debated, while San Francisco claims a $100,000 publicity edge and Des Moines, Washington face large financial hurdles.
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Vatia
James K. Polk
Pupils With Perfect Records At Northwestern School
Four students at the Fine School in Elo Wis earned perfect marks for the year. May lists include Lockhart William Lewe Lyot Huth Albert Pfotfenrath Alice Gerald Shei Tithe Srey canor Williams ville Carton brad and four others who achieved perfection in May. A musical program titled Peggy of Ita rose Farm is scheduled for May 7 and May 30.
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Rose Farm
Wright Offered 5000 Cash and 260 Monthly for Divorce
Mrs Miriam Wright testified Frank Lloyd Wright offered $5000 cash and $260 a month for life if she divorce him. She refused, saying money cannot heal her hurt. The offer came via Chicago attorney Casile Levin with backers, while Wright is with Olga Milanetz near Spring Green Wisconsin.
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United Fress
San Francisco
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Miriiam Noel Wright
United Press
Dead farmer found in ditch behind home near Eleva
A road worker discovered the body of Thureld Munson, 45, near his farm a mile north of Eleva Wisconsin. Investigators say robbery was the motive after money was missing. The killer struck Munson at the rear door with a heavy blunt instrument and dumped him in a ditch. no solid suspect or identification yet.
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Three Appointments by Gov Zimmerman
Governor Zimmerman announced three appointments to state boards. Henry C Rienzel of Milwaukee joins the state board of pharmacy to serve until April 12, 1932, succeeding himself. William Mauthe of Fond du Lac is named to the board of conciliation to serve the term ending the first Monday in April 1932, succeeding himself. Edward Zwicker of Baraboo is appointed to the state board of examiners in chiropractic for the term ending April 1933, succeeding himself.
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Madisin
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Henry C. Rienzel
Alliwaukes
State Board of Pharmacy
William Mauthe
Fond du Lac
Board of Conciliation
Edward Zwicker
Baraboo
State Board of Examiners In Chiropractic
Huge Geer Wheat Area Fire Rages in California
A wind driven blaze in the Geer wheat area of ManSford California destroyed an estimated 2.06 million dollars of standing grain and charred farmland. The fire stretched thirty seven miles by ten miles with 1,400 firefighters from Wandford Coalinga and Lemoar deployed. One worker, Solario, Mars Solario, 34, an employee of Boston Land company, died in the fire. The blaze also damaged fruit orchards and farm equipment.
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United Press
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Coalinga
Lemoar
Formal Appeal From Sentence Imposed Upon Mrs Ruth Snyder
New York reports a formal appeal by Mrs Ruth Brown Snyder against the sentence tied to her husband Albert Snyder. The appeal was filed in Nassau County Clerk's office on Long Island. No hearing date has been set, and counsel's note of appeal remains to be formally filed.
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New York
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Albert Snyder
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Actor Drew Ill Lortimd Illness Leads to San Francisco Trip
Actor Drew Ill Lortimd Dre-ohn Trew aeinr was ordered by his physician to cman Jon a theatrical engagement heir. Thursday night, as the result of an attack of illness, he is being crashed to San Francisco, under a physician's care for treatment. His illness is diagnosed as arthritis.
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San Francisco
King George to Receive Lindbergh Tuesday Morning
Lawson Klas George will receive Captain Charles A Lindbergh in audience at Buckingham Palace Tuesday morning, according to officials. Lindbergh expected in the American embassy would remain in England until.
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East Bank Levees Held Under Flood Strain
East Bank levees near the Mississippi River hold against rising flood waters. Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwin reports vast water rerouted through Atchafalaya and crevasses, boosting levee safety. Morganson town cut off by fresh rises. Lafayette relieves flood with new boat service between Lafayette and Breaux Bridge. Residents along Vermilion Headon face higher levels as flood reaches new highs. An emergency order restricts activities around affected towns.
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Social relations and evangelism meeting in Omaha
Reports from a commission on evangelism and social relations, read at an Omaha meeting, discuss church work and freedom for lay members, with debates on minister behavior and the church’s role in outreach. Delegates heard about proposed publications and honorary recognitions, amid controversies over doctrine and discipline.
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Omaha
Controversy Seen In Presbyterian Church Debate
A division in the Presbyterian Church over modernists and fundamentalists surfaces as a key committee report on seminary appointments and church governance prompts debate at the assembly. Dr. Machen leads the modernist faction opposing the report while Dr. Oliver Thompson chairs the committee. Spearheaded by Ex. Speer and allied leaders, the issue is slated for tomorrow’s discussion as factions vie for influence on church doctrine and governance.
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Tyman Lo Ho
Shure
High ranking men slated for mayor flood conference
Mayor William Thompson will host a flood parley in Chicago on January 2 with high ranking attendees. State and national officials, railway presidents, bankers, and business leaders from midwestern states are expected, including congressmen and state officials.
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Section of Los Angeles water siphon blow up
A fractured report describes a water siphon near Los Angeles that exploded, damaging a section and triggering firefighting and repair work. The incident occurred in a remote area north of the city, with authorities noting it as the third similar event in the region. No further details on casualties or exact location are provided.
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Britain Breaks Diplomacy With Soviet Russia
Britain severed diplomatic ties with Moscow amid a major industrial disaster and escalating tensions. A gas furnace explosion at a refinery caused collapse and injuries as crews battled fires. London announced the move, saying it does not signal war. Parliament approved the policy after debates, with responsibilities for British interests in Moscow yet to be assigned.
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Paper money redesign to shrink all notes to pocket size
Special to The Northwestern reports a Treasury plan to reduce all paper money denominations to pocketbook size. The first one dollar bill may appear soon, with next issues following over months. larger notes will be shortened to six and a half by two and three quarters inches, aiming for universal circulation within a year.
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Reelected Head Editor of Paper
An article notes the reelection of the head editor of The Lawrentiatz weekly newspaper based in Wis with details on staff members and the newsroom lineup including Mist Christensen and Turan Lehling. It mentions promotions, city geography, and planned issues with weather and event observations.
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Crying Reed for Fund to Pension Ministers
Mil waukee dispatch reports Herman Ekern urging a pension fund for aging ministers at an Eastern District Norwegian Lutheran Church of America conference. He argues pastors with low pay deserve church support in infirmity, as delegates discuss funding methods led by CG Smedel. The meeting also covered religious education and confirmation instruction.
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Herman Linkern
Cass
Ekern
Eker
Smedel
Pensions Fund Committee
T. (. Thorson
Masaryk Reelected President in Czechoslovakia Parliament
Thomas G. Masaryk was reelected president by both houses of the Czechoslovak parliament in a July 3 session. The veteran statesman, pivotal in Czechoslovak independence, remains a leading political figure as the republic builds its early governance.
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Thomas G. Masaryk
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