Mitchell Takes Stand In Own Defense In Prohibition Case
Mitchell testifies in his own defense detailing wartime air power plans and civilian protection measures. He describes bomber tactics, future war scenarios, and recommendations while under cross examination about naval operations and submarine threats.
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MITCHELL
PROHIBITION
STATISTYCS
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adroa
eid
Mithell
hewy service
fay
army Kewl
Mitchell auld
Mitchel
Skeel
Poorgon
Afitchell
Allen Gilliam
San Brancisco
Japan
Briand To Form New French Cabinet After Resignation
Paris France Foreign Minister Briand called to form a new cabinet to replace the fallen Pavilleye administration amid France's financial crisis. Briand agreed to consider the premiership after Noumerenc's offer and was to reply to Doumereuc tonight on feasibility.
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A. L. BRADFORD
United Press Star
y Varis
Dowmerene
Briand
Blysee palace
Mariloyve
Noumerenc
Doumereuc
Parta
Pavileye
France
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Plea Entered In Milwaukee Burglary Case
Joseph Murray and partner Daniel Scott were arrested Friday and appeared in Milwaukee court today. Murray pleaded guilty to burglary with sentencing set for tomorrow. Murray’s parents live in Eldorado Kansas and he has a sister in St. Louis. Scott died by suicide in his police cell Friday night.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Joseph Murray
Daniel Scott
Murray
Eldoreido
Kansas
St. Louis
Scott
Department Store Fire Shatters Milwaukee Loss
A Milwaukee department store fire caused extensive damage, with losses estimated near thirty five thousand dollars. Fireman Theodore Wendorf spotted flames from the two story Schunk store near engine company No. 30 and alerted the crew prompting rapid alarms and reinforcement to save neighboring buildings.
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United Press
Milwaukee
fre
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Theodore Wendorf
engine company No. 30
Statements From District Attorney Voigt and Judge Meyer
A letter from Charles Voigt district attorney defends his remarks about the Holman case and denies prejudice toward Hebrews, stating the comments referred only to the defendants. The correspondence includes a counterstatement from Judge John Moyer and others present in court, noting the trial specifics and context from the November 16 1925 proceeding in Sheboygan Wisconsin.
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Voigt
John C. Meyer
John ©. Moyer
John Holman
Sheboygan
Charles Voigt
Sheboyzan
Charles Volet
reeferring
Holman
nenachipal court
NATHAN MARSACK
Seventh St. C
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St. JOHN
Union Miners Press White House for Intervention
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers appeals to President Coolidge seeking federal action on wage conflicts. He cites soft coal producers in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia as violating wartime terms, while anthracite miners are striking and a clarifying dual situation is noted by the anthracite operators.
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United Troma
New York
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Tewla
Jacksonville
Ilnois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
lits
Philadelphia
anthracite operators’ conference
Weather Outlook and Historic Dates Feature
Increasing cloudiness likely bringing snow tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures tonight. Franklin Pierce birthday anniversary noted as a historical date. Japan observes a Second Harvest Festival holiday. Milwaukee’s first electric lighting by candle or gas occurred on November 23, 1862.
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Wisconsin
Franklin Piarce
United States
Japan
Milwaukee
cas
Missing Sheboygan Woman From Home
Milwaukee police and Sheboygan detectives continue the search for Mrs. Kate Armbruster 64 missing since Tuesday. Authorities believe she may have died from exposure after wandering near Lake Park in Milwaukee, with searches expanding to ravines, thickets and beaches.
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Cnchited Press
Milwaukee
Kate Armbruster
Sheboygan
Harry McCrory
Lake Park
Armbruster
lake front
i. W. Swickard
Milwankee
Joseph Armbruster
lopog
Herman Tasehe
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mn Milwauke
Lake I Park
Swickard
Wiliam Kuehnel
Impassioned Plea In Hareq Case Opens Trial
In Waukegan Assistant State’s Attorney Barney Blot opens for the prosecution in the Clara Hareq Albert Mercy and Arthur Holt murder trial. He argues Mrs. Lillian Holt did not die by her own action, highlighting medical expert testimony. Defense attorney Joseph Rig counters with expert testimony cited by the defense.
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Waukegan
Barney Blot
Clara Hareq
Albert Mercy
Arthur Holt
Lillian Holt
Harrison Noel Sentenced to Death in January
Harrison W. Noel, convicted of murdering Raymond Pierce, a Newark taxi driver, and alleged kidnapping and murder of six year old Mary Daly, was sentenced by County Judge Caffre to die in the electric chair during the week of January 10.
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Newark
Harrison W. Noel
Raymond Pierce
Mary Daly
Caffre
Representative pressed for details in morning inquiry
A Press representative was summoned this morning after a telephone inquiry and questioned about a person named George, with responses indicating no involvement by local evening agents. The exchange centered on whether the interviewed individual had met George.
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George
Nevenng
Bane
Moderate Law Survey Reveals Prohibition Effects
New York reports one of the broadest surveys on prohibition outcomes. The Moderation League cites arrests for drunkenness across 250 cities and 457 counties, noting fluctuations from 1914 to 1924 and a rebound toward pre prohibition levels by 1924. The study highlights wartime restrictions and state laws, with data from leaders including Kermit Roosevelt and William N. Dyhman.
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New York
Moderation League
Hauer
directory
Villa Root
oof stte
Kermit Roosevelt
Charles Migke
central
Willam N. Dyhman
New York Bar association
Newcomb Cardton
Western Union Teles comepany
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ecommuter
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sttuatees
Columbia University
Louston G. Pax
Americana
parkanya
World League
United States
cty
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atcohotia
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Valstead
Hiepeaull
owas
Harding
Denver Reeveh
Wisconsin Fraudulent Insurance Agent Targeting Teachers
Wisconsin authorities warn that a fraudulent agent using the name William Scherer has been selling teacher’s incidental policies across the state and in nearby Minnesota. Commissioner W Stanley Smith and the National Life Insurance Company report multiple complaints from Macon Illinois to Danbury Wisconsin, with alleged premiums around 30 dollars. The insurance department urges care to verify authorization and licensing before purchasing policies and says efforts are underway to arrest the unregistered operator.
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Madison
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W. Stanley Smith
Wistonahy
Tdfe Insurance Company
Smith
Pioneer National Bank
Lady Smith
Wiliam Seherer
National Inauganes Company of Chicago
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National Life Insurance Company
Rusk county
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