California Secre tary Bryan Tour Ends In Land Bill Pivot
Sacramento reports state leaders failed to sway Secretary of State Bryan on Japanese land ownership. A substitute land bill, approved by the Senate, bars aliens eligible for citizenship from owning real property in California. Gov Johnson and administration leaders back the measure as aligning with federal policy, though Bryan opposed certain forms of legislation.
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Barred From Owning Land in Madison Over Bridge Negligence Suit
In Madison on April 30 the supreme court remanded a damage suit by KOR Evans, who alleges personal injuries from the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge, to reconsider the city’s demurrer. The court states a municipality performing a public service may not be liable for negligence of its bridge tender unless statute provides otherwise, and that maintenance of the highway is the duty involved. City officials Detling Voigt and Major Mead represented opposing sides as the case advances.
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Pioneer extra death claims Freyberg at 63 in Sheboygan
Hierman Freyberg 63, vice president of the GCBR and Freyberg Lumber, died last night at Dr Dewey's Hospital in Wauwatosa after a heart failure. Born March 26, 1850 in Fickminde Germany, he emigrated with his parents as a child and worked in blacksmithing, flour milling, and lumber. Survived by brother Albert and six children, wife predeceased him. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at 417 Center Avenue with Rev Horstmeier. interment at Wildwood.
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Wisconsin engineer among five named for railroad valuation team
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced a five member board of engineers to help formulate plans for the physical valuation of railroads. The team includes Prof. W. D. Pence, chief engineer of the Wisconsin railroad commission, and will assist in developing valuation methods. The announcement came from Washington on April 30.
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Americans in Mazatlan Pay Ransom as Mexican Forces Grow
Associated Press reports from Mazatlan that Mexican constitutionalists at San Domingo forced Americans to pay 18,000 dollars in ransom and seized their arms. Unrest spreads among American residents, while Huerta forces are said to be insufficient to protect property.
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Daring raid frees prisoners on Portuguese cruiser
Armed men disguised as sailors boarded the Portuguese cruiser during the night and forced guards to release a number of prisoners detained after Sunday disturbances. They vanished before authorities could intervene, prompting a secure release during the night.
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Turner Mfg Co Granted Favorable Verdict Against Yale Co
The jury found in favor of Turner Mfg Co in the case Turner Mfg Co vs Yale Manufacturing Co of Oostburg. The suit concerned payment of $85 for a allegedly defective gasoline engine.
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Tariff measure on way in House debate sharpens fights
Washington April 30 The Underwood bill dominates opening House action as Republicans Mann Payne Moore Gardner and Greene resume heckling Democrats while amendments again flood the floor. Underwood maintains party control and defeats minority changes.
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Two Old Sweethearts Married in Paris Transition
Paris on April 30 reports Mrs Emmely Hutchinson Crane and Francis Junken wed today. Mrs Crane was widowed by Richard T Crane of Chicago a wealthy iron master. Junken serves as general counsel for the Santa Fe Railway. The lovers reconciled after Crane died after a 25 year apart.
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Fire Prevention Association Inspects City
Thirty members of the Wisconsin Fire Prevention Association arrived this morning to inspect city businesses and will attend a banquet at the Grand Hotel tonight. Mil waukee president W E McCullough said the group aims to inspect every major Wisconsin city to cut fire risks and improve safety with timely recommendations observed in local sites such as the Press stereotyping room. The visit benefits the city and insurers, as safer premises reduce fire danger and better risks. Banquet at 8:30 p m concludes the day’s program with continued discussions on prevention.
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