Tiny Oshkosh Plane Grashes On Trial
A tiny low wing monoplane built by David Read and piloted by Clyde Lee of Milwaukee crashed on a landing at Oshkosh airport after a 15 minute test flight. The craft weighed 660 pounds and flew about 150 miles per hour at 150 feet. The wheel and wing tip were damaged as Lee attempted the first ground contact. The design team included Stanley Young, now with the army air corps.
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Milwaukee
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Green Bay
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Robert Mensing
Appleton Field
Mensing
Ernest P. Schlerf
Valley
Graf Zeppelin Sails Out to Meet Eckener at Sea
The Graf Zeppelin with ninety two aboard including Mrs Eckener began a dawn flight from Friedrichshafen to greet the steamship New York and its commander Dr Hugo Eckener. The airship will dip in greeting to Eckener at the Elbe and drop a laurel wreath from the air to the liner. After cruising over Hamburg the Zeppelin will return to Friedrichshafen.
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Germany
Eckener
New York
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Lakehurst
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Jews imprisoned in Acre citadel in Palestine rioting aftermath
Forty four Jews were imprisoned in Acre citadel to await trial for murder by premeditated shooting during the Arab Jewish riots in Palestine. They were arrested in Haifa during the disturbances and released on bail denied. Relief workers report they are in good spirits as authorities pursue claims within a month.
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Milwaukee Bank Holding Company Aims Big Wisconsin Reach
The Sentinel reports First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee plans a new holding company to rival Twin City groups with assets near 300 million. The move could give control of Oshkosh Madison Fond du Lac and Appleton banks worth about 30 million and extend into Upper Michigan with Calumet Hancock and Laurium.
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France Prefers Submarines Amid Naval Talks
French opinion groups warn against eliminating submarines as England and the United States seek naval reductions. Officials say Paris will watch London and Washington talks, hoping a broader disarmament program may unfold at Geneva under the League of Nations. France fears coalition pressures and aims to preserve its safety and submarine defense.
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British proposal marks advance in drug control talks
Geneva reports say the British delegation to the League of Nations presented a plan to internationalize the limit on production of heroin morphine and cocaine and curb illicit traffic. Noel Baker announced the shift from Baldwin era stance, seen as a victory for narcotics control advocates.
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Minor appointments announced by Kohler
Governor Kohler announced fifteen appointments including Perry O. Powell of Milwaukee and John H. Siegler of Racine as representatives on a resistive committee to study traffic accident prevention. Others named include Carl Hesgard of Orfordville to UW board of visitors, Gustave Windheim of Kenosha to the state board of health, Spencer Haven of Hudson to the Uniformity of Legislation commission, and several reappointments to the board of medical examiners. The Pulaski sesquicentennial commission will be formed with officers named and others to be appointed for the October observance of Pulaski’s death anniversary.
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Kohler
Perry O. Powell
Milwaukee
John H. Siegler
Racine
representa_tives
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Orfordville
University of Wisconsin
Gustave Windesheim
Kenosha
State Board of Health
Spencer Haven
Hudson
State Bar Commission
United States
M. B. Oldrich
Edwards
Murphy
Ean Glaire
J. B. Brewer
Jefferson
T. d. Sheeny
Tomah
Wilbur N. Linn
Oshkosh
Board of
Medical Exers
Wisconsin Pulaski Sesquicentennial Commission
Michael Blensi
John Callahan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stephen
Pulaski
Moravians Head Wisconsin Rapids Meeting Group
Moravians in Wisconsin Rapids expanded leadership with Bishop Karl A Mueller of Watertown presiding. Albert P L Hamers of Chaska and Henry Richter of Lake were reelected to the western district board as ministerial members, with Evi Fischer Watertown named treasurer. Local weather and observatory notes accompany the report.
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Visiti
Karl A Mueller
Watertown
Moravian Church i America
Albert PL Hamers
Chaska
Henry Richter Lake
Evi Fischer
Jermam
Bills Cleared Away by Kohlers Vetoes
Madison reports state governor Kohler vetoed several bills including Hutchison's bill for aid to smaller high schools. A study committee was named to review Wisconsin's tax and school laws, with no changes approved. Also vetoed were measures on mutual insurance exemptions and printing requirements for casualty policies.
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Des
Injunction Denied in Kenosha Hosiery Protest
Circuit Judge S. E. Smalley refused a restraining injunction against Kenosha Trades and Labor Council members accused of picketing a store selling Allen A hosiery during protests yesterday in Kenosha Wisconsin.
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Kenosha Trades and Labor Council
Allen
Madame Curie to Dedicate New Hall at St Lawrence University
Marie Curie the discoverer of radium will dedicate The New Reburn Hall of Chemistry at St Lawrence University, according to university faculty officials.
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Mount Hood Blaze Forges Toward Estacada Oregon
A massive forest fire driven by southeast winds pushes toward Estacada as Mount Hood National Forest crews and 200 firefighters battle to contain the 19,000 acre blaze. The fire has destroyed buildings and forced evacuations while crews report progress, with calmer winds offering cautious optimism for containment.
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Man Denies Involvement In Charlotte Mob Kidnaping Case
Charlotte North Carolina resident Cal Holloway, a former mill worker and one of fourteen men linked to the Loree kidnapping during the 1930s unrest, testified he had no connection with the abductions. He defended himself at a hearing before Judge Thomas Holloway, insisting he did not participate and had no ties to the incident.
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Frank Hohfer
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Frank G. Schemancke
James
Holdreith
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Ational Textile Workers’ Union
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Joan G Carpenter
Lo Wis
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Goa
Severa
Torry
Frastare
Gary Opens As Inclusion Movers Ease Entry
A fragment from Gary reports an opening event with inclusion movers and new financial terms. The piece notes a revised setup affecting players and the anticipated impact on participation. Further clarity is limited due to damaged text.
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Gary
Freiburg
Labor unrest at Citawteth textile plant escalates
In Citawteth Tennessee United Textile Workers oppose management over reemployment and police conduct after a recent strike. Union leaders allege harsh treatment and call for fair handling of returning workers while officials seek solutions amid continuing tensions.
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Student Killed in City Auto Crash
A university student identified as Claresses Mueller of Sherman died after a car struck a passing streetcar, overturning the vehicle. Mueller was pinned beneath the wreckage and died before removal, authorities said.
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Pantages Case Relayed Over Alleged Jury Tampering
Los Angeles trial of Mrs Alexander Pantages on a second degree murder charge for a crash that killed Rokumoto Japane se was delayed as Rev Shuler alleged a hung jury. Key witnesses testified about responsibility for the collision and possible bribery links emerged in court with a probe into juror conduct and police records.
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Boy Escapes Prison for Juvenile Court
A 14 year old boy from Trendship Wisconsin escaped custody from a juvenile court. The report notes alleged killing of a father with a rifle and subsequent flight before capture. Authorities plan to handle the case under juvenile procedures with potential penalties.
Last Confesses To Restaurant Robbery in Wisconsin
Police announced that Robert Last confessed to a restaurant robbery in Oshkosh Wisconsin. He gave details while in jail at Junpan and police reported no companions of Last were missing today.
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Notre Dame University
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Governor vetoes Hitt income tax bill in Wisconsin
Governor Kohler vetoed the Hitt income tax bill, halting changes including higher rates, removal of the three year averaging method, and altered exemptions. The measure would have raised taxes for the next two years and then reduced them for some filers, while pledges to aid small wage earners remained unmet.
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Kohler
Odd Fellows Confer Grand Sire Title on Judge Logan
Delegates at the Odd Fellows world conclave in Houston meet to confer Grand Sire on Judge M M Logan of Bowling Green Kentucky a Kentucky Supreme Court justice and to elect a successor as deputy grand sire Others named include Justice Thomas Andrews W F Jackson and Charles Rinehart Organizers discuss forming a junior lodge for youths 14 to 18 and establishing life memberships.
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Waggoner Satchel In Federal Possession Revealed
Cheyenne Wyoming reports a satchel once owned by banker C D Waggoner containing records of a half million dollar swindle involving six New York banks is now with U S district attorney A D Walton. Waggoner allegedly gave it to his niece Margaret R Jones, a Cheyenne high school teacher, before his arrest.
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Mies Jones Understad
United State District Attorney
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Athorshire
Cubs Fall To Robins In Opening Game
The Cubs lose their first game to the Robins and still seek their first win. Key pitchers for Chicago included Jarleon, Cyengens, and Blake as the Cubs struggled to gain the upper hand in the early sections of the season. The article notes a doubleheader scheduled for tomorrow as the team aims to rebound.
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Court Declares No Jurisdiction Over Governor Ouster
Judge James Wickham sustained a demurrer to ouster proceedings against Gov. Walter J. Kobler of Wisconsin. He ruled the court lacks jurisdiction and that the corruption act cannot remove the governor, asserting impeachment is the exclusive remedy and the act unconstitutional as applied to the governor. The state contends impeachment is separate, while the judge finds no viable civil action to void an election or remove a candidate.
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Wis
James Wickham
Walter J. Kobler
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
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Wickham Neld
Mountain landslide halts San Gabriel flood control work
Jan, Calif. construction on the San Gabriel flood control project was stopped after a landslide 400 feet into the foundation pit. The slide roared from the mountain, damaging work and threatening the dam as engineers warned of potential catastrophe. Persistent damage to water and power occurred as portions of the mountainside shifted.
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Treasurer charged with robbing bank in Erwiston
A bank robbery left about 5,000 in currency and securities missing. Five suspects were arrested and charged with the theft. Police say preliminary exam suggests losses could reach 50,000 to 100,000. Davia, a longtime employee and treasurer, is married with two children.
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