Oshkosh Second in Better Cities Contest with $1000 prize
The Wisconsin Better Cities Contest awarded Oshkosh second place in the population group above 30 000, earning $1000 and a silver plaque. Appleton ranked third, with Sheboygan and Janesville also placing, as judges reviewed inventories of 482 volumes of facility assessments and city planning efforts.
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Oshkosh
Stevens
Wickenoa
Wisconsin
Aate
sacral/ ork
Oshiesh
Appleton
Janesville
Chippewa Falls
Ledysmith
Arcond Place
Foustern
smarsHi
Asbiana
Culppewa Falls
Bee Chars
Fort de Tad
Janessisle
Keneshi
Ladyemtch
Gitiosh
Sheboygan
Spars
Waukesha
Weapun
Wausau
Tex
Sali
S. B. Rosenberry
Supreme Court
Rosenberry
South Dakota Gas War Ends Temporarily Amid New Fight Ahead
Unnamed press reports that South Dakota halted gasoline sale restrictions after a statewide decision. Governor Gunderson convened executives in Sioux Falls as lawmakers consider a special session for emergency funding and resumed state control of stations under construction. Diversion of highway funds was deemed unconstitutional. Ten stations were ordered to stop sales immediately, with an estimated spend of 715,005 of 183,000 authorized for maintenance and construction.
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Unites Press
South Dakota
Msost
Worcome
Faesal Cha Aograpriatios
Dignzay
Foras
Oishcess
Clasticaal Zecai Ies
Capitel
Iasislatcre
Carl Gunderson
Wate
Sioux Falls
Ctl
Prebadis
Seston
Supreme Coor
Sforx
Les
Consolidation urged as necessary for railways by Cummins
Senator Cummins of Iowa urged railways consolidation after a White House visit, saying 75,000 to 100,000 miles of track could be abandoned while stronger lines carry too much of the load and weaker roads fail to meet demand.
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Cummins
Associated Press
Wastiegwes
Gesator Cemming
Republican
Iowa
White House
Eye diseases classified by historic theories and trials
A long, garbled feature notes eye disease theories from Dr. Thomas Shasii and Dr. Speransky, citing ancestral types and animal eye studies. It mentions Mayo Clinic and Leningrad researchers, predicting future cures for serious eye ailments and epilepsy through experimental serums.
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Associated Press
Mary
Thomas Hal Shasii
Jane Night
Bgmerco
Shestid
Orvestign
Shastid
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Leningrad
4. Speransky
Tamoce
Paxtotr_ Fils
Speransky
Steiler Seizares
Avientisc
Herman Epilessy
Milwaukee Hotel Blaze Threatens Downtown Section
A major fire swept a Milwaukee downtown hotel area last night, causing over 25000 dollars in damage. Guests were evacuated as firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour, with hotel manager Albert J. Spaithot escaping injury and aiding guests. Traffic disrupted as the flames spread near Garnen Street and surrounding theaters.
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Mbwankee
Milwanker
Caucog
Theater Simmeree
Albert J. Spaithot
Vee Hotel
Loos
Belgium Threatened With Coal Strike By Miners
The Associated Press report notes Belgium faces a coal miners strike next Monday as operators seek a 3 percent wage hike amid fierce competition. The government press, aiming to spur industry activity, proposes to purchase additional coal for rail use.
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Associacel Press Y Bromela — Belgica
Cnarkes
Simpler tax proposals and revenue revision discussed
Washington D C representatives push a simplified income tax plan merging war taxes and surtaxes into a single normal rate scale. Bachrach leads a Republican group aiming to relieve workers by taxing all incomes equally, with hearings underway and accountants enlisted for reviews as the revenue measure moves toward drafting next week.
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Washington, D. C
Bachram
Newemer
Republic
Ens
Alcohot Manisecy
Brother of Bulgarian premier shot dead in Sofia
The brother of Bulgarian Premier Alexander Tzankoff, Carrie Tinker, was shot and killed in Sofia while walking on the street. Dispatches say motive is unclear, the slayer escaped, and the premier’s brother was a member of the sobranic. the family was with his wife and sister at the time.
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Br Associated Press
Vienna
Carrie Tinker
Alexander Tzankoff
Bulgaria
Sofia
Trim Sofia
Tzankott
Indax
Teankoft
Dascca Tenkott
Tempers Plunge as Cold Wave Grips Midwest and East
Reports describe a brutal cold wave sweeping the nation. Green Bay tied its thirty year low at 12 above zero, with earlier ice marks and record lows in other states. Snow and freezing rain disrupted travel from Cleveland to Boston, while southern Florida dodged the worst of the storm system. Strong winds and drastic temperature drops accompanied widespread disruptions and a frigid forecast for tonight.
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Chicago
Grery
Coeseane
Cleveland
S. Im
Tom
Avlantic
Xex England
Boston
Yes
Navy debate on Plage in UN and future of the service
A piece questions why the Navy must advocate for Plage in the United Nations and whether naval display of ships and personnel serves public interest. It cites congress debates on defense supply, naval efficiency, and concern about future policy, with officers and officials defending the Navy’s past achievements and current readiness.
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Hfe
Fuster Paval Owler
Rez
Raza
Fraud allegations tied to Florida real estate sale
Milwaukee man Wright and co defendants faced fraud charges over a Florida land sale. Prosecution claims misrepresentation about an Improved section with paved streets and utilities. A New York jury awarded 720 009 to Barner J Sere against Albert Barver and Harvey Brothers firms in a separate breach of contract case.
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Wrishi, Jr
Okeechsbee
Fia
York
Cinneen
Edward Glennon Todas
Bawerd J. Sere
Albert
Barver
Mibwankes
Wis
George Oa
Harvey, Clevaland
Retin
Occupants Rescued From Auto Dangling Over Canal
A car hung over the Hennepin canal when a wagon forced it onto the bridge supports. The driver and passenger, Mrs S Gaile and a man, were saved after a ladder reached the door. they clung as rescuers secured the vehicle and hauled them to safety.
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Associated Press
Rock Island
Third Avenue
Ars
Tom Reese
Cotosa
Tren
Bere
Cowrtward Dock
Henziegin Canal
Corona
Hennepix Canal
Mitchell case proceeds with maneuverings in covert military trial
Washington DC Colonel William Mitchell faces a military court proceeding amid charges of conduct unbecoming and breach of discipline. The court weighs free speech issues while a secret ballot is taken to determine whether the charges will stand or be dismissed, with the outcome shaping the rest of the San Antonio and Fort Sam Houston proceedings.
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Associated Brees
Washington, D. C
Walliam Michel
Pandins
Martal
Allichell
Blanton Winship
Thiz
Frank
R. McCoy
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
AiHeheli
Texval
Coronel Autebeu
San Antonio
Mitchell
Rizat
Weld
Covst
Evacuation of Bulgar Soil by Greeks Said Complete Today
The article reports that Greek forces have evacuated Bulgar territory, with Bulgarian troops preparing to reoccupy the area tomorrow. The Greco Bulgarian frontier dispute is nearing resolution as the League of Nations considers retirement of the dispute following a council report. An investigative commission led by Horace Humtor, including officials from France Italy and others, was approved to examine the incident.
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Associated Press
Vetrios
Bulgaria
Bubartar
Teagus
Nationa Council
Tomorow
Parin
League of Allons
Cornell
Tair
Erian
Acen
Horace Humbots
Driang
Captain AED Overwhelmed by New York Tribute
Captain Paul Gresaing and crew of Lisbon class sailors inspired a city welcome as crowds surged toward City Hall. Mayor Hylan greeted the hero corps while police and naval guards cleared a path along the route. The city band played as 130 sailors from Newport Naval Training Ship marched behind a battery in the parade.
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Aed
New York
Unites Prexx
Paul
Greaing
Lis Crex
Ignasto Finria
Hylan
Elif
New Fork
Gresing
Bettery
City Hall
City Department
Newport
Edwart B. Neen
Minnesota Potato Prices Soar Amid Record Market Boost
Unseasonably warm weather and storage losses pushed potato prices up sharply. Minnesota growers reported prices rising from 40 cents a hundredweight to as high as 325.00 per hundredweight for prized spuds, with trade in bap markets and exchanges reflecting a dramatic shift in supply and demand.
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Dea
Minnesota Potato Growers’ Exchange
Sid
Bank Heist Wounds Clerks in Downtown Takeover
A violent bank robbery in the downtown area left one employee dead and several others wounded. Suspects secured the scene and escaped with a haul estimated near $92,950 carried from the Samime Treat company to the Bank of Botalo. Police reported the assailants battered a clerk in the face as part of the robbery, with conditions described as critical.
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Ar _Aerodavid Press Runain NY
Anmern
Samime Treat Company
Bank of
Botalo
Goth
L. Oi. Arringtos
Dank Mretessker
Jury awards $8 065 in suit against Gaines firm
A jury awarded $8 065 to a plaintiff in a negligence case against Gaines firm. The verdict was announced after a trial with Asinelated Press reporting unclear details.
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Asinelated Press
Soday
Alter
Gaines
Chicago Prosperity In Prospect for Five Years
Inprospect for prosperity centers on Western railways seeking a 3 percent freight rate hike over five years as hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission resume. Opponents argue farmers’ incomes support no higher charges, while railroad officials claim restructuring and revenue needs justify the increase to restore competitiveness. Witnesses include lawyers for shippers, bank officials, and a Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul associate backing the plan to revive the road’s finances.
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Wli Hatenab
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railways
Hatenah
Pau A. Walker
Idaboma
Matewan
Philp Benson
Dims Sztines Bank
New York
Herman L. Exem
Wheto Sig
Benson
Rooterels
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Exetn
Scores Arrests in Russia Spark Alleged Wide Plot
Reports allege a broad conspiracy to destroy palaces and infrastructure across Russia, with a revolutionary espionage group accused of gathering military and political data. Dozens of individuals are said to have been arrested in connection with the alleged plot.
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Russia
Tne Polike
Deathbed statement of girl tied to murder case
The deathbed testimony of Madge Oberholmer is presented as the prosecution’s key evidence against D C Stephenson Elend and Bart Gentry accused in her murder The statement by Charles E Cot special assistant prosecutor describes kidnapping assault and seduction leading to her death The testimony also portrays Stephenson with dual personas a leader and a drunkard whose conduct at gatherings is scrutinized by investigators
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Garret Frese
Noblesuilte
Madge Oberholmer
Indiana
Cox
Geer
Polton
Mer
Chi
Stephenson
Yerington
Wabard
Esa
United States Presents Position Over French Prote Claims
The United States government, in Washington, officials represented by Ambassador Herricks in Paris, conveyed its stance to the French authorities regarding a conflicting protection measure. The démarche aimed to secure a clear understanding and reiterate the U.S. position on the dispute.
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United States
United Prez
Washington, B.C
Unitedpates
Herricks
Paris
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