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IrS and Id Pearl clash over a senate budget debate as aides scramble for stance. The incident highlights ongoing tensions within the party and signals potential further confrontations in upcoming sessions.
11 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1928
Page
1
IrS and Id Pearl clash over a senate budget debate as aides scramble for stance. The incident highlights ongoing tensions within the party and signals potential further confrontations in upcoming sessions.
A report details a polar dirigible incident with JALIA CREW drifting toward open water and multiple rescue efforts. Lieutenant Holm reports on the failure of navigation and the trajectory toward the Northeast land area, with parts breaking apart and authorities seeking to salvage or locate survivors amid dangerous sea conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a travel or journey scene with characters Paul, Crnet, Luldi, and a visit to a school. Details are incomplete, but references to an airport and a trip suggest a narrative about travel or return. No clear events or outcomes emerge from the readable lines.
August Tahl 41 shot wife Eleanor 9 and infant Betty May 5 weeks old in their burning Marquette home near Green Lake County. He used a revolver and kerosene to set the fire, then killed himself in the kitchen after barricading doors and windows. Neighbor August Fredericks reported the fire at 7 am and coroner George Morton found the infant shot and head crushed. Sheriff McGee said Tahl had been drinking heavily. he ran a garage with his brother Otto.
President Coolidge will depart Washington tonight after his address to the semi annual business meeting. He plans to reach Cedar Island lodge on the Brule river near Superior by Wednesday morning and stay through mid September with Mrs Coolidge, a large clerical staff and servants accompanying him.
Madison Wis Special Senator Robert M La Follette Jr announced today his candidacy for re election in the primaries September 4 He reviews his record and the key issues faced in the senate including opposition to public utilities abuses support for cheap power and government ownership measures He condemns war making power usurpation in Nicaragua and pledges to continue fights on power trust inheritance tax and related topics continuous coverage on page 11
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W Mellon arrived in St Louis en route to Kansas City and declined to reveal how Pennsylvania’s 79 delegates would vote. He said a delegation caucus would determine the stance once the national convention opens. Gov. John Fischer accompanied Mellon, who had no statements to offer.
Utah Senator Smoot leads platform committee drafting a Republican plank urging vigorous enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. Idaho's Borah proposes a prohibition plank quoting Washington. Hoover forces push a competing farm relief plank based on Secretary Jardine's 1930 administration program.
Progressive members of Wisconsin's delegation in Kansas City secured control of the Republican National Committee. Herman Ekern and Elizabeth McCormick were elected to prominent posts, with other progressives filling committees and sustaining a conservative attempt to block anti-LaFollette nominees. Edward Minor was elected secretary, LaFollette stayed on the resolutions committee, and other committee choices followed party lines.
Walter J Kohler arrives in Kansas City in his own monoplane after a near noon forced landing three miles south of Kohler following engine trouble. He flies with son Walter J and pilot Elmer Leighton. a later Milwaukee stop and Kenosha leg followed before final arrival.
Ernest Hanson of 130 Ninth Street Racine and Ed Kallberey of 1130 Villa Street Racine were killed when their car left a road near Van Dyne north of Fond du Lac and burned after striking a ditch. The crash occurred when a front wheel collapsed as the car hit a rail crossing a sharp curve near Northwestern and Soo Line tracks. Sheriff F W Schlank extinguished the fire and recovered the bodies.
Ralph Carlon, 16, is jailed in Ashland County on a murder charge for shooting his father Walter Carlon, 50, in his Glidden office Saturday night. The Frightful incident occurred at the store Walter operated near Glidden.
United Press reports that Hoover mainline opponents claim his convention strength tops 450 delegates with 945 needed for nomination. Senator Curtis gains, while Dawes could join Hoover if acceptable, prompting a Western bid to back a Hoover Dawes ticket. Continued on page 15.
GottfIieb Kunstmann, 30, of 703 N Fourth street, suffered facial cuts burns and bruises when his Ford touring car crashed through a guard rail and posts, left the road at the curve on Highway 141 one mile east of Cedar Grove, and plunged down. No witnesses. deputy Oscar Schneidewind reported to the sheriff. He was treated at St Nicholas hospital by Dr Louis Van Altena and expected to be confined for some time. Kunstmann works at the Remig Biddell Fibre company.
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