Ungil council refers report on Wermers charges
The judiciary committee moved to refer the report on the charges against Werner to a new hearing after he failed to appear. Mayor Larson urged a thorough review, noting taxpayers deserve a full hearing and that penalties should follow if wrongdoing is found. The council agreed to re refer the report and await Werner’s presence at a future session.
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WERMER
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Larson
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Humke
J C. W. Janke
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Walter Wagner
Tioward Gier
Werner To Appear As Witness In County Case
Plymouth will center attention on cheese men of the world as the federation convenes Wednesday and Thursday. Frank Glenn among prominent men to address the state meeting.
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WERNER
Plymouth
Federation
Glenn
Frank
Wisconsin Cheese Producers Federation Session Opens in Plymouth
Plymouth Wednesday will center attention as the Wisconsin Cheese Producers Federation begins its 13th annual meeting. Delegates from Wisconsin and Minnesota travel to Plymouth for sessions led by President Gus Brickbauer and Vice President Bill Hutter, with talks on farming quality and members' responsibility. A noon dinner and afternoon program follow, while other Wisconsin legislature news fills the rest of the edition.
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Wisconsin Cheese Producers Federation
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Gus Brickbauer
federation
Henry Krumrey
Sheboygan County Cheese Producers federation
W. H. Hutter
Sheboygan County Union
American Society of Equity
Theodore Macklin
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Gurry Clean Line 158 Highlights
A concise report notes line 158 in Gurry's project with emphasis on a clean approach. No additional details are provided in the fragment.
Supreme Court rules oral insurance agreements not binding
Wisconsin supreme court holds that insurance policies require written attached agreements. Oliver M. Stillman claimed payment after a fire destroyed stored goods moved from Fond du Lac to Neenah. The court overruled Fond du Lac county circuit court, stating the agent Griebel’s assurances were not binding and Stillman bore knowledge of policy requirements.
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United Press Madison
Wisconsin supreme court
Fond du Lac
Oliver M
Stillman
North River Insurance company
Arthur J. Griebel
Neenah
Griebel
supreme court
circuit court
thepolicy
Rocker Rockefeller sells Wheeling and Lake Erie stake
United Press reports that John D Rockefeller sold his Wheeling and Lake Erie interests, triggering strong market activity. The stock opened up sharply as the board reported heavy buying by New York institutions led by the New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, and Nickel Plate interests. Prices surged throughout the morning with trades reaching 130 per share, implying a premium over January levels.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Wheeling & Lake Eerie
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling and Lake Jirie
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Mystery Stolen Church Baffles Orchard Park Parish
Denials and accusations fly in Orchard Park near Pueblo over the disappearing church. Only foundations remain as the church, piano, chairs, and brick chimney vanish. Locals suspect a past factional fight within the congregation played a role in the loss.
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Orchard Park
Cole
Pueblo
Miss Marian Meyers Held Over Coed Bank Robbery Case
Vermilion S D. The question of whether Marian Meyers the co ed who was captured while attempting to rob the First National Bank will be held in the county jail or removed to Yankton hospital for observation remained undecided today. The insanity commission ordered hospital care but county and state officials oppose leaving the jail. Meyers is held on a $1,500 bail on a third degree robbery charge. She had entered the University of South Dakota last fall and said she planned the holdup to fund her education.
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United Press
Vermillion
S. D
Marian Meyers
First National bank
Yankton
H. O. Perkins
Miss Meyers
University of South Dakota
U S Congress Approves Genève Conference Funds
United States House Foreign Affairs committee approved a $15,000 appropriation to fund U S participation in the League of Nations economic conference at Geneva in May. The move followed urging by President Coolidge.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Geneva
Switzerland
House Foreign Affairs committee
Coolidge
Murder as Big Business Across U.S. Cities
New York reports that murder has become big business in the United States with murderers surpassing those in other nations. In January, 111 murders occurred across nineteen large U.S. cities, highlighting a sharp national surge in violent crime.
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New York
United States
British Prison System Says Hard Nature Rules
London reports that hardened criminals in Britain face strict sentences and harsh discipline. First offenders receive reform efforts but repeat offenders are treated as old lags with severe toil. Prison officials are described as hard, ruthless when needed, and rarely corrupt despite modest pay.
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United Press Safe
London
Britain
British prison methods curb habitual murderers in England
The United Press profiles how British prisons deter habitual murderers with rigid discipline brain work and rubber truncheons. In England during 12 months to November 1926 there were 22 murders and in New York City in 1925 there were 338 murder or manslaughter cases, reflecting stark crime contrasts.
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England
United States
United Press
Wheeling and Lake Erie Moves to End Stock Corner
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad acted to end a stock corner that had boosted its price on Wall Street. General counsel A P Martin met at 11 with Charles Mahaffie of the Interstate Commerce Commission Finance Bureau to discuss a new common stock issue. Officials said a formal application to issue new stock likely would not be filed today and may be filed tomorrow.
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Washington
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
Wall Street
A. P. Martin
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Charles Mahaffie
Finance Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Martin
Joseph Starich Fined For Liquor Charge In Municipal Court
Joseph Starich of 1311 S Tenth Street pleaded guilty in municipal court to manufacturing liquor in violation of prohibition laws. He was fined 100 dollars and costs after police found a 15 gallon wash boiler still in operation and twenty gallons of moonshine in his basement. The still and hogsheads of mash were confiscated by authorities.
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S. Tenth street
Starich
Superintendent of Schools Attacks Prohibition Law
Mil waukee public schools superintendent Milton C. Potter told a Omaha audience that the prohibition statute rests on no natural law and is not properly grounded. He said he does not drink, but his children do, citing thousands of Milwaukee students as affected by the issue. He likened the law to revolutionary decrees denying God and argued it fuels a push for liquor.
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United Press
Omaha
Nebr
Milton C. Potter
Milwaukee
Wis
Potter
Search Is Made For Fred Link
United Press reports Milwaukee police seek Fred W. Link proprietor of Northwest Auto Sales on charges of larceny as bailee and fraudulent issuance of bank checks. District attorney complaints total about 4000 dollars in losses to Milwaukeeans with more irregular transactions expected. Link owns a Whitefish Bay home and is father of four.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Fred W. Link
Northwest Auto Sales company
district attorney’s
Lottery car goes to woman at Fond du Lac court rules
In a Madison decision Justice E Ray Stevens held Hilda Matta of Fond du Lac won the automobile from a roof garden lottery ticket she held when the drawing occurred. Katzoulas who gave the ticket to a friend to win and claimed the car could not prevail as the roof garden owner alone could challenge a lottery award and the contract with the winner was made on Sunday.
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FRED L. HOLMES
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200 Passengers Saved From Ship Incident Near Tuzla
Roumanian steamer Imperatul Traian with 3068 tons went aground five miles from Tuzla in the Black Sea area. Two hundred passengers aboard were rescued as storms cause multiple wrecks. the ship is part of the Roumanian State Maritime service.
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Bucharest
Imperatul Traian
Tuzla
Black Sea
Danube river
Roumanian State Maritime service
Search of Auto Without Legal Paper Upheld
Madison officer may search a car without a warrant if reasonable grounds show it transports intoxicating liquor. Attorney General John Reynolds said this in an opinion to District Attorney N. H. Roden of Port Washington.
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Madison
Wis
John Reynolds
N. H. Roden
Port Washington
Foundering of steamer leaves forty dead in Black Sea
Berlin reports a Telegraph Union dispatch from Bucharest stating a Russian steamer foundered in a Black Sea hurricane with forty crew lost. The incident ably underscores peril of sea travel amid storm conditions and ongoing maritime hazards.
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Berlin
Telegraph Union
Bucharest
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