Treaties of Locarno Near Collapse Amid Cabinet Shuffle
Berlin reports show Chancellor Lathe’s cabinet debating resignations from nationalist ministers. President von Hindenburg may keep ten ministers as expert appointees while relations with Locarno pacts remain unsettled. The Associated Press notes the cabinet plans to continue negotiations as resignations linger.
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Former Mayor of Menasha Dies After Illness
Special to Te Nortaresten Menasha Wis Jotep E Ful longtime mayor died Saturday night at his home 22 Maymut street after long illness Born December 27 1837 he served as alderman and mayor in 1882 and 1891 1969 affiliated with Masonic bodies Shrined and Freemasonry groups He was a director at Gilbert Pape Co and Hadassah Hospital board member survived by wife Samgiter and three sons Richard BarAra Gilbert Rij Funeral arrangements pending
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Thede Cork Hospital
Trial of Druggan for Assault Begins
Associated Press reports the trial of Druggan for assault opens before Judge Marcus Carataush. Tess Dre gan, noted guest of Cook county jail and beverage king, objects to press interviews as Levering accuses two jail attaches of misconduct.
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Tess Dregan
Cook County
Guendar Beer King
F. J. Levering
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Dreeran
Lovering
Second child of former Irene Castle dies at hospital
The second child of Mrs. Frederick Mfekauehi, widow of Irene Castle, died yesterday at 2 Hospital after being taken there Wednesday. The baby, born early January, arrived in relatively poor condition and was reported in critical state prior to death.
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Westerday
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Murdered man found near farmhouse in Minnesota
Eyre, Minnesota, reports say Evéleth resident Sarko EyRovich, 38, was murdered by an unknown assailant near a defenced farmhouse about three miles southwest of town. The body was found face down on the road by 14 year old Enip Erickeon while hunting near the yard. Eyre had lived in Eyveleth about twelve years and recently worked in the ice business.
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Sarko EyRovich
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Here
Enip Erickeon
Eyveleth
Ailins
Eupeng Holden
University urged to refuse endowment funds aid
An Associated Press report from Wisconsin discusses why UW officials should reject large endowments from foundations. A committee member argues funds come with strings and could bind university independence, citing a $500,690 offer tied to establishing an undergraduate medical school and a $300,000 matching condition.
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Sacorpar
Ise
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Runke
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Garop School
General Education
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Menke
Arrival of Captain Causes Postponement in Boston
Report from Boston noting a delayed naval event as the steamship City of Remn failed to arrive, triggering postponement tied to the sinking of a submarine. The Associated Press source indicates remedies and ongoing investigations amid maritime tensions and a naval convoy.
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City of Remn
Perpon
Moderate Cold Wave Promised for Wisconsin
A weather front bring significant snow and cold to Wisconsin with temperatures dipping to near 30 below and winds rising from the northwest. The storm threatens Lake Michigan shores with rain and snow, while transportation and power lines face outages and damage from falling telegraph and telephone wires across southern Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Greeks Withdraw to Own Territory Declared
The bearer of nations reun tonight ordered Greece and Dulgart to withdraw troops from the occupied Maceituelsn frontier within forty four hours. An investigating commission will assess evacuation proof and determine responsibility for the crisis, with diplomats from member powers forming the panel.
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Whiel
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Dlifttarr
Greeks and Bulgarians clash near frontiers in balkans crisis
Reports from London and Sofia indicate Greek and Bulgarian forces tightening positions along disputed frontiers. Greek troops dig in near Petrich and areas north of Demir Dessar while Greek bombardments of Pipernitza and Petrore cause casualties. Rain worsens refugee difficulties as tensions rise over the long Balkans standoff.
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Dessar
Texas Speaker Won’t Call Special Legislative Session
United Press reports Speaker Lee Sarver White says no special session is needed now after a conference with Attorney General Dan Moody. He supports Moody’s investigation of state highway affairs and notes Governor Miriam A. Pessoa-Moore had not called a special session either.
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Lee Sarver- White
Dan Moody
Satterchite Mic
Moody
Grid coaching school planned in Superior by Rockne and peers
Notre Dame famed coach Xante Rockne joins advisor Doc Mleaswell and Wascassin bankerhail strategist to conduct a grid school for coaches in Superior Wisconsin from July 36 to TS. The event follows a prior session in Superior and includes a Minneapolis session. recognition by a committee, with Notre Dame engagement in South Bend indicate ongoing collaboration.
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South Bent
Chinese Students Riot at Customs Parley Sees Police Attacked
Chinese students demanded action at a customs conference prompting a riot near the parley. Security forces moved to restore order after several students were injured and officers attacked. Police arrested several leaders as calm returned to the area.
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Minneapolis Held for Missouri Police Incident
A garbled report notes 49 year old H B Mantes detained in Minneapolis by Missouri police. The man appears tied to a disturbance charge as details remain unclear amid a pending report from Missouri authorities. The ciphered text lists names such as Manley and Hazel, with fragmented references to locations and dates.
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Death by own action or accident cited in post from Talend Press
The report notes conflicting claims that a man died by his own action while friends insist it was an accident. Police say the medical examiner found no poison as witnesses described. A medicine bottle searched at the scene showed no contents and investigators await autopsy results.
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Flestéa
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Stifner
Durant denies trying to control General Motors
New York businessman W. C. Daredz issued a formal statement to deny reports that he sought influence over General Motors. He said he has no plans to take a controlling stake or influence company operations and termed the rumors unfounded.
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Ante Qnobite Manufacurer
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Generador Lore Corporation
Auto Mishaps Degrease for End of Week
Weekend auto accidents across nine midwestern states caused multiple deaths and injuries. Milton, Pennsylvania saw four deaths, while Milwaukee reported two dead and many injuries from eighty crashes amid rain and slick roads. Authorities say weather and poor visibility were major factors, with the Glencoe, Illinois case noting intoxication.
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Preparations for Mitchell Court Martial Near Completion
Washington reports the defense team led by Col. William Mitchell and his lawyers, with Rep. Frank Reid and Col. Herbert White, have nearly finished preparations for his court martial on misconduct charges. A lengthy weekend conference reviewed testimony, evidence, and potential juror records as the case moves toward opening.
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St Paul scientists hunt for lost radium with electroscope
St Paul researchers deploy an electroscope in a search for missing radium. Dr Arnold Schwyer and a team test the device in a St Paris hospital crane and in downtown sewers and the Mirsladppt river. The goal is to locate 35 milligram radium worth about $5509, kept in a glass jar, as tests continue.
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Raya
Coup on Nicaragua Capital Amid Pro Chamorro Protests
Rebels seized La Loma fortress and gained control of Managua as General Chamorro led a conservative movement against President Soler Mano. Clashes killed several on both sides including civilians at the market. talks with President Seedorang yielded promises to meet Chamorro demands to avert further bloodshed.
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Wholesome recreation seen as best youth crime prevention
A press report urges parents and communities to provide wholesome leisure for children to deter crime. Social workers highlight early intervention, with professionals sending guidance to families about healthy activities and supervision to reduce youth delinquency.
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Stevens
Pareais
Tatiana Antil
Mrs Frey Awarded Jury Verdict in Alienation Dispute
The case involves Chariea C Fray, a horse owner and Sportsman, as the plaintiff in an alienation dispute. The jury returned a verdict in favor of Mrs. Frey, following trial prompted by alleged interference with a relationship and associated claims.
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Chariea C Fray
Supreme Court grants review in Chicago factory cases
The U S Supreme Court granted government review of cases involving Chicago area manufacturers contractors and unions accused of scheming to impede plants outside Chicago from sourcing and delivering materials in Chicago. The court will hear arguments on Sherman Act compliance and related injunction disputes.
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Washington, D.C
Edward F. Toltra
St. Louis
Suma
Unites States
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Golira
Fire sweeps Tire plant. fire creeps through facility
An early morning blaze damaged a tire manufacturing plant as crews battled flames sweeping through sections of the facility. Fire officials issued an estimated initial damage figure while dispatching multiple units to control the spread.
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Amivescare
Eariz Lodat
Caillaux Refuses to Resign Amid Cabinet Turmoil
The Internal dimensions of the Painiene cabinet provoked a heated meeting as a preliminary to the political action for chairman by President Daumerge. The session adjourned briefly with the president poised to preside tomorrow. Foreign ministers Jean Bruna and others were involved as tensions rose over the Greso-Buteatian issue.
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Betaren Fister
Munir Eziand
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Frances
Storm Toll Rises Across Pike Barbour Counties
Tornado sweeping Pike County and Barbour County areas caused multiple deaths and injuries. Crenshaw County reports severe damage as crews struggle to name victims amid scattered districts. Relief funds opened in Troy to aid stricken families and responders.
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Menu-Pordoné
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Barbeur
Creasian
Cognitta
Luverne
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Mothe
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Seven Thousand May Perish in Persian Gulf Disaster
A damaged report claims seven thousand may have perished in a Persian Gulf disaster. Early accounts cited heavy losses at sea with many vessels sunk and shipping lanes disrupted. The wreck involved numerous ships, prompting widespread concern for crews and coastal communities.
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Cold night forecast for Wisconsin with lingering frost
A weather forecast notes a cold night across Wisconsin with cloudy skies tonight. Temperatures are expected to drop, risking frost in some areas.
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