Government says no intent to transgress law in Falls case
Letter from Hoover to residents of International Falls, Minn, states federal government has no intention to transgress state or local law. The message, sent after a plea from prominent citizens, follows the murder of confectioner Henry Big Falls and a border patrolman, with officials referring the case to the Treasury Department for review.
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Pickle Public Pronoun Progress Stirs Michigan Discussion
A fragmentary passage notes a public pickle topic in Michigan with mention of pronouns and manufacturer perspectives. The text references evolving language use and social discussions, hinting at broader cultural debates reflected in local discourse.
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Michigan
Athletics Take First Game of Doubleheader 11 to 1
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 11 to 1 in the opener of a five game series at Yankee Stadium. Al Simmons belted his 15th and 16th homers of the season, with Bruno Haas also homering. Durocher exited Haas. Combs fanned for the Yankees as Gehrig tripled and Ruth and Lazzeri struck out.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Athletics
Yankees
Pennock
Sherid
Wilcey Moore
Al Simmons
Philadelphia
Bruno Haas
Foxx
Bishop
Durocher
Haas
Cochrane
Combs
Robertson
Gehrig
Ruth
Lazzeri
Fliers Speed To Azores On Atlantic Hop
Major Ramon Franco, renowned Spanish aviator who crossed the South Atlantic in 1926, took off from Cartagena Spain at 4 50 p m for the Azores on the first leg toward New York. He aims to reach the Azores within sixteen to eighteen hours with the Azores to New York leg about twenty four hours. The plan may not involve a round the world flight, but a return from Hali.
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Spain
Ramon Franco
South Atlantic
Azores Islands
New York
Azores
Franco
globe
Hali
Administration Proposal On Consolidation Moves Forward
The administration backs a consolidation plan advancing through the assembly. It would merge dairy and food, agriculture, treasury, oil inspection, humane, and smaller divisions under the department of markets, with a three member commission overseeing functions and paid 6000 annually each.
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judiciary committee
highway commission
James A. Vint
dairy and food, agriculture
treasury
humane
department of markets
Pentzien Case Delayed To Next Thursday Hearing
Louis I. Pentzien's embezzlement case was continued to next Thursday at 10 a.m. by agreement among Attorney Charles Voigt District Attorney Herman Runge and Municipal Judge John C. Meyer. The adjournment aimed to prepare day books receipts and records detailing transactions related to the house bought by Mrs. Mary Zore, with Pentzien still testifying on payments made.
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Charles Voigt
Herman C. Runge
John C. Meyer
Louis I. Penzien
Mary Zore
Pentzien
Four Shots Fired Into Car Driven By Virkula
International Falls Minnesota reports the slaying of Henry Virkula, a 41 year old Big Falls confectioner, by customs border patrolman Emmett J White and agent Emil Servine. The article details Virkula and his family's life, the deadly traffic stop near Little Ork, and the moments leading to his death.
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International Falls
Minnesota
Henry Virkula
Big Falls
United Press
Minn
Emmett J. White
rover
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Oklahoma
New York
Seattle
Selma
California
Bernice Elaine
Alice Marie
Hals
Little Ork
Duluth
White
Emil Servine
Servine
U. S
Plane Crash Kills Three in St Lawrence Flight
An inquest and official probe follow the crash of a Vickers Fokker that struck a power wire and plunged into the St Lawrence River killing three aboard. Capt J C Jarvis and Dr William D Morris are named among the dead. pilot Capt C S Caldwell is missing. An autopsy finds Dr Morris died of concussion before impact.
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United Press Montreal
Vickers Fokker
St. Lawrence
J. C. Jarvis
Vickers
Viscount Willingdon
William D. Morris
C. S. Caldwell
Morris
Bancroft seeks padlocks on saloons selling to Indians
U S District Attorney Levi Bancroft aims for federal court injunctions to padlock bootleg saloons in Langlade and Shawano counties after 27 arrests. Prohibition chief W Frank Cunningham says raids completed and reports are being finalized. The Menominee Reservation area was targeted with many Indians found in raids.
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Milwaukee
Langlade
Shawano
U. S
Levi Bancroft
W. Frank Cunningham
prohibition enforcement
Menominee Indian Reservation
Bancroft
Wis
Menominee Indian
C. B. Dillett
John Stengel
Pearson
Jay Topping
Choats
Frank Zarda
Aniwa
Delbert Buettner
Gresham
N. M. Racine
Diplomas Given 125 Graduates in Sheboygan High School
A record 125 students, the largest class yet, received diplomas at the 63rd commencement in the Sheboygan High School auditorium. Prof. Curtis Merriman of the University of Wisconsin delivered the address on Courage and Control, drawing on James M. Barrie and St Andrews University, and stressing physical, intellectual, and moral courage.
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Sheboygan
Curtis Merriman
University of Wisconsin
Mr. Urban
Urban
Sheboygan high school
St. Andrew’s university
Edinburgh
Scotland
James M. Barrie
Bohl Elected President Of Utility Body
A. J. Bohl, auditor of the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company, was elected chairman of the Accounting Section, Wisconsin Utilities Association, at the group’s meeting. He succeeds L. T. Smith of the Milwaukee Gas Light Company. J. E. Gray of Wisconsin Power and Light, Madison office, was elected vice chairman. C. E. Kohlhepp, treasurer of Wisconsin Public Service Corporation, argued utilities should face taxes like others but objected to paying double taxes via an income tax alongside property taxes based on earnings.
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A. J. Bohl
Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light company
Wisconsin Utilities association
L. T. Smith
Milwaukee Gas Light company
J. E. Gray
Wisconsin Power and Light company
Madison
C. E. Kohlhepp
Wisconsin Public Service corporation
Wisconsin
Professor Confesses Hix Death
In Columbus Ohio Dr James Snook a former Ohio State University veterinary professor confessed murder of Theora Hix. He said she threatened to kill his wife and child if he left for a trip prompting the attack. He described striking her with a hammer then severing her jugular with a knife and fleeing, later tossing the purse into the Scioto River. Burial for Miss Hix is planned in Binghamton New York.
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Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Snook
Ohio State university
Miss Hix
Binghamton
N. Y
Melvin T. Hix
New York
Cntral
John Chester
Scioto
Break Over Treaties Is Possibility By Lyle C Wilson
Washington reports growing adminis tration dissatisfaction with smug gling conditions on the Canadian border and seaboard may push abrogation of liquor treaties with about a score of foreign nations. The Detroit river ram boat incident prompted Stimson to seek a treasury report, signaling possible international complications. Abrogation would reimpose Volsteadism on foreign ships. new agreements would be sought to regain sealed liquor privileges and address Canadian port clearances for river and ocean routes.
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LYLEC. WILSON
United Press
Washington
Canadian
seaboard
United States
Coast Guard
Detroit river
Stimson
treasury department
Canada
Ottawa
Fish License Bill Becomes Closed Issue
Madison residents' fishing license bill died as the Wisconsin Senate refused to override Governor Kohler's veto by an 18 to 5 vote. Senator George W. Blanchard defended the measure requiring all resident fishermen over 18 to pay $1, with support from Senators Goodland Markham Carroll and Teasdale.
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Madison
Wis
Blanchard
state senate
Walter J. Kohler
George W. Blanchard
Edgerton
senate
Goodland
Markham
Carroll
Teasdale
Belgium Youth Recovers From Critical Injuries
Aloys Dondlinger a 25 year old Belgium youth remains in serious condition after a fall from a pea can station roof. Doctors report slight improvement yet fear skull fracture and collar bone break could cause complications as treatment continues.
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Belgium
Aloys Dondlinger
Knapp to Protest Coast Guard Boarding of Bubbles
New York reports Harry K. Knapp, a prominent Long Islander, will protest to the federal government over Coast Guardsmen boarding his fishing cruiser Bubbles and searching for liquor. He says no liquor was found, and that the boat was damaged when a ground swell tossed the Coast Guard vessel.
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New York
Harry K. Knapp
Coast
Bubbles
Knapp
Coast Guard
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