Reduction of Taxes Claim of Administration
Governor Blaine announced his bid for re election and called for a legislature to support his program. He said he cut expenditures and brought tax relief, noting the total levy would fall for the first time in twenty years. He promised a future declaration of principles and cited past vetoes and fiscal restraint.
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Associated Press
Miadicon.Govy
J. J. Blaine
Bleine
Washington
General Fund
Britain Will Not Tolerate Republic in Ireland Says Churchill
In the House of Commons Churchill states Britain will tolerate no republic in Ireland and if Anglo-Irish treaty terms are not observed, Britain may resume control and reoccupy evacuated territory. He defends the treaty while opposing the Republican plans and notes troops in Dublin as a potential precursory step.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Churchill
Py Aseuyshled Wrenn
London
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Streland
de Valera
Dublin
Charles W Morse Case To Be Brought To Trial Ruling
Chief Justice McCoy overruled motions to quash indictments in the Charles W Morse graft case tied to the United States Shipping Board. U S District Attorney Gordon said the case would go to trial as soon as possible.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
McCoy
Supreme Court of the
New Measure Proposes Grain Futures Regulation
A Senate bill to regulate grain futures exchanges was introduced by Senator Capper with support from the agricultural bloc and Secretary Wallace. The measure, based on interstate commerce power, designates contract markets and admits farmers' cooperative associations, with changes to mail use and grades and delivery terms.
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Associated Ress
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Senate
Capper
Kangas
Senate Agricultural Bloc
Mag
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Committee
Congress
Aecretary of Agriculture
Seema Cupyper
Officer Dropped From Guard After Wisconsin Armory Inquiry
Milwaukee area reports one officer from Battery A, Wisconsin National Guard, will be dropped from the roster after an inquiry into moonshine sold at the Whitefish Bay armory canteen. An efficiency board will hear the case led by Lieut. Col. Aston T. Beveridge as national guards officials conducted the probe with prohibition officers.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Ar Jens
A. Wisteld Artillery
Wisconsin National Guard
Whitefish Bay
Indus
Twlay
Efficiency Board Coast Ma
Charles Mercien
Ins Snyder
Tracy Hale Jr
Aston T Beveridge
Prohibition
Wisconsin GOP convention eyes platform on liquor and law enforcement
Madison delegates assemble in Milwaukee to pick six nominees for state and federal posts. The conference plans a strong platform on Prohibition enforcement and liquor policy, with debates over a dry plank and possible return of light wines and beer.
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Citizens’ Republican State Conference
Milwaukee
Tomourrow
A. Tull Lieket
la Feller Progress
Wisconsin
Repulsivan
United States
Bee Heater
Green Bay Jurist and Wife Hospitalized After Skidding Crash
Judge J. A. McGillen and Mrs McGillen of Green Bay were injured when a coupe driven by Mrs McGillen skidded on a wet Oshkosh Mood du Lac highway near Van Dyne during a rain. Mrs McGillen fractured her left knee while the judge suffered a facial cut and hand injuries. The car struck a telephone pole, crushed the radiator, tore off a wheel, and shattered the windshield.
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J. A. Meilen
Green Bay
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Mood du Lac
Vankyne
Mra. McGillen
Judge McGillen
Ward Kills Peters In Library At Home
Authorities in Westchester probe a shooting at a New Rochelle home. Walter F Ward reportedly killed Clarence Peters in the library with a companion seriously wounded and hospitalized after a May incident.
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Peters
Library OF Home
United Preas
Waite Plain
Walter F Ward
Clarence Petera
New Rochelle
Westchester
Airlock
US Rejects Invitation to Hague Conference Amid Genoa Links
The United States rejected an allied invitation to attend a forthcoming Hague conference. Allies proposed representatives to join two commissions on economics and policy, but Washington said the talks would follow Genoa lines and not be strictly economic.
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America
The
Hague
United Press
Washington, D.C
Unites States
Alliea
Russia
Germany
State Department
Hughes
Ait
United States
Representa
Geremany
Mugthies Vold
Trio of Legal Bets to Prosecute War Profiteers
Three special United States attorneys prepare to prosecute war profiteers. Roscoe D. McCulloch of Canton Ohio leads camp and cantonment cases. Charles F. Beavis of Nebraska will handle quartermaster cases. he plans to resign to take up new duties. Col. Henry W. Anderson of Virginia has an assignment to be announced.
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Uniteded States
Rossoe D. McCulloch
Canton
Ohio
Charles F. Beavis
Nebraaka
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
McCulloch
Reavis
Quartermaster Department
Anderson
Kearns and Watson Spar Over Hoover Claims in Senate Row
Washington Senator Watson challenged Senator Lenroot in the chamber over unaudited Belgian fund accounts and Hoover funding. The exchange touched on claims of misused funds and investigations, with Watson accusing Hoover of improper expenditures and Lenroot defending his records.
Mad Man Brown Outwits Pursuers In Bank Hoax
Lincoln police report ex convict and “med man” Brown who kept two women captive in Omaha uses rapid moves to elude pursuit. He entered a bank vault, drew 40 thousand dollars from a First National deposit, then released a captive and fled into the street. He remains at large today.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Pred Brown
Excouvier
Omaha
Tee Dave
Puirsuery
Fare Brown
Dol Fyay
First National Bank
Atom
Brown
Ryan
Philanthropist Adolphus Bartlett Dies in Pasadena
Adolphus C. Bartlett, 74, Chicago merchant and philanthropist, died yesterday in Pasadena California. He served as director of two banks The Art Institute and the University of Chicago and Be loir college. Bartlett was a prominent donor to university projects and civic causes.
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Chicago
Adolphus C. Bartlett
Pasadena
Calif
Hay
Bartlett
Art Institute and
Tranter
University of Chicago
Beloir College
Bartlet, Wymawium
Marriage Row in Probate Court Reveals Family Tensions
An article outlines a disputed marriage between Mathilde and Mo Omer brought before the probate court. Details describe objections from Mathilde's guardian and tension over inheritance, including threats from the Rockefeller family and public opposition. The case centers on legality of the union and potential conflict within the family.
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Cucin Bih
McCormisel
Dale Poront
Mie McCormick
Mathilde
McCormick
Mecomirk
McCumber Faces Battle for renomination in three-way race
McCumber seeks renomination amid a three cornered contest with Gore and McHarg. The Ming time expired Monday and Lyat Froaser leads the Republican opposition as party leaders expect McCumber to weather the challenge.
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Hy United
Iree Hines
Pertey
McCapytelle
Wormer
Lyat Froaser
Ormwby McHarg
Nestown Owil
McCumber
McVark
McCumbear
Body of Unidentified Man Recovered From Green Bay
The body of an unidentified man about 30 was taken from Green Bay today. He had a gash over his right eye and wore clothing with no identifying marks.
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Associated Presh
Nh One
Green Bay
Lead Prices Rise Sharply In New York Market
The American Smelting and Refining Company raised lead price from 5.50 to 35.65 cents per pound in New York. Prices surged as demand and supply factors influenced the metal trade.
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Ebs
New York
Tevlayade
Serious view taken of the Irish situation in Britain balance
A London dispatch reports high level concern over Ireland with ministers debating the Anglo Irish treaty accord and potential petitions. Officials warn of dangerous prospects, while Irish correspondents diverge on future actions and military developments along the border.
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London
Uuken
Interest on loans to farmers reduced by percentage
News agency reports a reduction in loan interest rates for farmers from six percent to a lower rate. The Federal Farm Credit Administration issued the order, affecting lending institutions supervised by the commission. The measure targets easing credit costs for farming operations nationwide.
Rockford trio held for circuit court under liquor law
Monroe Wisconsin fall term saw Elmer Compton Ronald Walker and Ray Johnson all of Rockford held to circuit court for trial on charges of unlawful transportation possession and sale of intoxicating liquors. Compton's seven passenger touring car was confiscated with an additional destruction of evidence charge filed for breaking a gallo jug containing strong smelling alcohol.
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Associated Press
Monroe
Wia
Elmer Compton
Ronald Walker
Ray Johnson
Rockford
Compton
Hoover Seeks Fair Coal Prices Amid Labor Strikes
Secretary Hoover proposes committees from each productive district to advise on fair coal prices while forecasting higher production. He told operatives that compromises are needed to restrain price rises amid strikes and continued output.
Ford rejects separation of Gorgas from Muscle Shoals
In a brief letter Ford reiterates opposition to breaking Gorgas from the Muscle Shoals project. The administration stresses the Gorgas alignment with the larger power program and warns against fragmenting a key fuel and electrical development in the Tennessee valley region.
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FORD
Gorgas
Muscle
Dearborn
Clee
Hote
Department of Commerce reports steady recovery progress
The Department of Commerce says business showed steady recovery in April after surveying conditions. Building construction and automobile production rose notably from March, with prices stabilizing overall. Metal industry activity remained strong as steel mills operated at 75.2 percent capacity, with shipments and orders increasing.
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Department of Commerce
Tnined Breas
Washington, D. C
Department of Concerte
Montha
Maren
Shive Iments
United
Democrats Aid to Break the Deadlock on McCumber Bonus
Washington readers learn the Senate Finance Committee, by 9 to 4, ordered a favorable report on the McCumber veteran bonus. Eight to five rejected Smoot’s substitute as Simmons Gerry and Walsh joined five Republicans to end the deadlock. McCumber said he would report the bill immediately. The plan offers certificates maturing in twenty years, with cash sums to veterans of 50 dollars or less, and allows loan borrowing against certificates with 44 percent interest after repayment. Supporters include Curtis Jerry La Follette McLean Sutherland Simmons Walsh Massachusetts Watson Indiana McCumber. opponents Calder Ding Frelinghuysen Smoot. Smoot’s backers include Gilder Dinghem Mee Lean Srounhhysen.
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Senate Finance Comittee
McCumber
Smoot
Republiccans
Simmons
Gerry
Walsh
Massachusetts
McLean
Contecifery
Republicn
McCumpber Screon
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Hanna
Hmit
Curtin
Jerry
Lia Follette
Sutherland
Sitimons
Masaachuwetta
Watson
Indiana
Calder
Ding
Frelinghuysen
Gilder
Dinghem
Mee Lean
Srounhhysen
Tension Along Free State Border Runs High
Belfast reports continued high tension along the Free State border with intensified security measures. Strabane residents and travelers face strict questioning as Ulster forces deploy heavy machine guns near frontier posts. Reports describe casualties, fires, and a panic among civilians amid cross border unrest and military presence.
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Free State
Byaiodeuineesd Press
Belfast
Ulater
Euch
Strabane
Pettuicor
Paniskitlen
Devo
Ferndon
Chief Justice Taft Plans England Tour
The article reports Chief Justice William Howard Taft will leave the United States mid June to spend several weeks in England. He will survey English courts, a move similar to a prior such trip during his tenure.
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England
Washington, D
William Howard
Xin
Theta
Weather forecast hints at warmer Thursday inland
The Levelt Observer reports a milder Thursday with rising temperatures and lighter winds across inland areas. Officials urge residents to monitor updates as early estimates anticipate a gentle warm spell.
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