Wirth Sees End of Hate Twixt Two Nations
Paris and Chicago report that the Lucerne pact aims to end Franco German hostility and prevent future wars. It envisions joint security, mutual aid under the League of Nations, and places Germany France and Belgium under reciprocal obligations while exempting Britain and the Dominions from immediate operation. Dr Josef Wirth and delegates hail the accord as a step toward mutual goodwill and reconciling former enemies.
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Wealth Certificates Advised By Bishop In Marriage
A Washington report notes Bishop Walter T. Sum Ter of Orleans urges wealth certificates before marriage during the Episcopal Church convention. He criticizes parents for not setting a good example and warns about divorce evils linked to the attack on chastity. The convention in Washington discusses the 1825 general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church and bishop approval for Tar selection.
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Hemorrhage of Eyes Attributed to Screaming Accident
A man injured at a loading site at his employer’s unloading operation at St Joseph’s hospital is reported to have sustained hemorrhaging of the eyes allegedly from trying to scream. No other injuries were noted. The incident occurred when he was caught between a dump cart and a seller’s unloading gear. Associated Press datum appears garbled but references Askland and nearby places.
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Wisconsin Braces for Heavy Snow Across State
Winter grips Wisconsin as Lake Michigan and western Lake Superior dodge warnings while the northwest faces heavy snow. Milwaukee and Madison report early storms, with four inch totals in central areas and three to four inches in Rhinelander and nearby towns. Three deaths tied to the storm rise as temperatures plummet to subfreezing, Des Moines reports 28 degrees and spreading frost as the front moves southeast.
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O Donnell Missing Perhaps Slain on Lonely Road
A fragmented clipping reports O Donnell missing and possibly slain on a lonely road. The text references ambiguous astronomical or alien themes and hints at a conspiracy or hostile forces, with garbled names and scattered phrases.
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Competition Favors the Horse in City Transport Survey
A Chicago survey from the Horse Association of America reveals horses remain dominant in commercial uses with 25,635 commercial units and 46,382 trucks in service. The data show horses used in milk delivery at 59 percent and in shorthand deliveries at 51 percent, indicating horse reliance across trades despite truck growth.
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Tax reform push eyes large income relief and repeals
Treasury Secretary Melton backs a $252 million to $206 million surtax reduction and a series of tax cuts and repeals in a push through the Ways and Means Committee. Proposals include estate and gift tax repeal, automobile tax cuts, and repeal of certain luxury taxes while opposing ticket relief and extending the earned income credit change.
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Trail of Bloodhounds Pursues Suspect After Pantry Raid
A pair of hounds leading a posse pursue a suspect linked to a pantry raid and a late night shooting at Ridgeway's home. Ridgeway was wounded by two bullets. the trail led toward Janesville as storm conditions hampered tracking. Authorities target a man tied to a separate Kenosha incident and a 25 caliber pistol.
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Hundredth Drunken Driver Faces Court In Year
AP report notes the hundredth drunken driver of the year arraigned, fined 3160, with Justice G. Arends presiding. Of 200 arraignments, 43 fined, seven fled, twenty barred from driving for 2 months to a year. Last year more drivers were arraigned. 1924 saw similar totals.
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New York Stock Market Sees Surge of Buying Orders
A flood of buying orders swept into the New York Exchange causing sharp price rises on Saturday as trading resumed. Moves pushed The New York Central to a peak, with extremely high volume as almost 790,000 shares traded per hour.
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Sheboygan Bandits Try Safe Heist In Bank of Wisconsin
Bandits armed with modern tracking tools raided the Sheboygan post office early Saturday, binding the night watchman and forcing entry with torches. They looted the safe over more than ten hours, leaving a high heat scorch and torn contents, then escaped with a single suitcase and masks. Local officials say the loss approaches 100000 dollars. investigators vow to pursue the perpetrators.
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Supreme Court Keeps Volstead Act Intact Amid Rulings
The Supreme Court reaffirmed the constitutionality of the Volstead Act and discussed its provisions in detail. A separate Cheago Drupean case ruling formed a formest opinion after a defendant appeal. The Arizona wage law for women was deemed unconstitutional, and the court dismissed a claim regarding a California Syndicalism law for lack of jurisdiction. The court did not rule on the alleged secret partnership in a New York stock brokerage case.
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Nanking Captured in Campaign Push by Chekiang Troops
Reports from Shanghai say the city has fallen to Chekiang forces as part of a campaign move toward the Yangtze river area. Advancing troops are noted to push toward key crossings and expected joins with Manchurian units.
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Rumor Slates Lenroot for Cabinet Post
Washington reports Wisconsin Senator Lenroot, a longtime political figure, is the subject of cabinet post speculation. The item notes talk of an interior secretary possibility and mentions other named officials and future appointment chatter amid Wisconsin and Eau Claire activity.
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Tragic drowning after standing to light cigarette on boat
Two occupants fell into Delavan Lake when one man stood to light a cigarette. Fate and fateon, a relative, drowned while the other, Nelson Carlson, was rescued. The body was later recovered and taken to Rockford. a companion survived.
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Meat Production Outlook From 1925 Industry Convention
Oscar G. Mayer reports at the th annual convention that U S meat production in 1925 is expected to reach about 29.6 billion pounds with an allocation of 186 pounds per person. He notes higher beef and pork prices and the need for increased supplies to meet demand.
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Mary Tales and a 68 Document Secret History
A fragmentary report mentions Mary Tales used socially amid rot and a 216 conference. It hints at a marquis and Keetang con warth with implied marriages and restrained mortyls amid forbidden texts.
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Fire destroys coast steamer Commanche in St Johns River
Fire wrecked the coastwise steamer Commanche off the St Johns River Saturday night sending a rescue mission to search for passengers and crew. Reports stated ten drowned, later corrected, as officials planned to question Captain Edward E Carr and inspect the wreckage after the vessel beached on the riverbank.
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Latimer laid to rest in Appleton Cemetery
A local notice reports the burial of HadeLine Latimer in Appleton Cemetery after a fatal murder near Kenosha. Funeral services were held at St Marys Catholic Church with friends and pallbearers present. Details from Associated Press note ongoing investigations and a suspect’s transfer to Racine, pending further evidence.
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Airplane crashes and fires claim multiple lives in scattered incidents
A chaotic roll of mishaps reports several fatal crashes and disasters from coast to coast. A plane crash near Wildwood killed three, with witnesses saying the craft appeared to seek a landing before exploding on impact. In Minnesota a cottage fire killed Jay Wentworth and burned his brother and wife. Separate accidents include a parachute death in Denmark, a Houston baseball figure severely hurt in a fall, and other train and vehicle fatalities across various states.
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Noted Industrialist Buried Tomorrow
A confusing obit fragment notes an eminent industrialist's burial planned for tomorrow. Details are garbled, mentioning locations, a service in the afternoon, and a residence, with several unreadable names and terms.
Seek Relatives of Man Found Dead in Reinberk Ja
A man identified as Edward Harkness, 41, Reinberk, Ja, was found dead near Rich taller. Police report suggests death perhaps from alcohol influence. Authorities seek next of kin and family contacts to notify.
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