Swanson Praises World Court in Senate Debate
Senator Claude Swanson lauded the permanent court of international justice as a leading agency for resolving world disputes in a long senate debate on the United States adherence plan. He argued US participation would not embroil the nation and urged restraint until presidential and Senate approval.
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Paul T. Matson
United Press State
Washington, D. C
permanent court of International Justice
Claude Swanson
Virginia
senate
Swanson
Borah
Idaho
United States
United States senate
America
League of Nations
league
World court
Accident Injures Son of County Treasurer Near Sheboygan
Lester Zimmermann, son of County Treasurer F W Zimmermann, was critically injured in a one car crash on Highway 17 ten miles south of Sheboygan. He suffered a skull fracture and remained unconscious for hours after being freed from the wrecked Paige touring car. He was operated on and cared for at St Nicholas Hospital. Driver Steimle of Union Avenue sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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F. W. Zimmermann
St. Nicholas Hospital
Sheboygan
Highway 17
Lester Zimmermann
Steimle
Union avenue
Zimmermann
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Milwaukee Boy Found After Apparent Assault
Michael Leech er, found in an abandoned railroad car in Milwaukee yards, was weak from hunger and said a Negro boy attacked him Sunday night. Police searched rail yards with detectives, hospital doctors confirmed injuries, and two eight year olds remain missing as authorities investigate the case.
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Milwaukee road
Milwaukee
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Tollee
Mich Lecher
Roy Tolumann
haul
Tolzmann
Gladys
Jack Steinert
Cladya
Roy
Fracas over ousting of insurgents at Congress
Washington reports a heated House session as Rep Frear of Wisconsin denounced Democratic floor leader Garrett for criticizing insurgents. Frear read a New York editorial that assailed Democrats for a me too policy and asserted insurgents can handle themselves without sympathy.
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Washington
house
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Wisconsin
Garrett
Frear
New York
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congress
Mitchell seeks dismissal in name of the American people
The Mitchell case went to the jury as the War Department pressed for dismissal from the army. Prosecution labeled Col William Mitchell egotistical and destructive while Mitchell argued air power was undervalued by the General Staff. The trial recessed for lunch as closing arguments continued in Washington.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
William Mitchell
army
war department
Mitchell
general staff
Allen Gullion
Col
Sherman Moreland
Gullion
Washington, T. C
general court
Coolidge
army air service
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Weeks
United States
air service
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navy
Ag Gullion
Guillen
SComimemont ak
indie air service
ogeventh
Willian Mitchell
phan
jaw fole
Perry Paroled After Short Term Gives Up
Ira D. Perry Jr., who had sparked a political storm by an Illinois pardon board parole from a life sentence, surrendered to Judge C. H. Jenkins. He served three years of a life term and faced possible return to the Chester penitentiary after walking into the state house with his father and four parole officers.
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United Fross
Springfield
Ill
Ira D. Perry, Jr
Illinois pardon board
C. H. Jenkins
Ilinois department of public welfare
Perry
state supreme court
Industrial Commission Holds Hearings on Workplace Safety
Compensation hearings are under way at city hall and will continue Friday. John Smith of 925 Georgia Ave Sheboygan seeks benefits from Globe Company after losing his hand May 7 1925 when caught in a press arm. The case questions machine guarding and plant discipline. Other claims include H Sauminera seeking from Wisconsin Textile Products for a fractured leg from falling waste and George Theodoran burned at Padner State Tating in June 19026. The commission reviews guard conditions and employee status in multiple injury cases.
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Industrial commission
John Smith
CGeorgia Ave
Sheboygan
Globe company
H. Sauminera
dyayman
Wisconsin ‘Textile Ry Products company
a& fractured
Wisconsin Textilery Products company
George
Theodoran
Jeff
Padner State Tate ning company
John Stebb
vrn
Charles Graxer
Approve theatre admission taxes no house today
Washington The House approved the theater admission tax provision in the $325,000,000 relief package while exempting spoken drama from the 14 percent levy. A drive to remove the 3 percent auto excise tax from the $26,000,000 federal tax reduction was staged by a bipartisan coalition led by Rep. McLoad and Rep. Rainey.
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Washington
odert
D. C
Representative McLoad
Michigan
representative Rainey
Demiorst
Klinais
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