Three More In Moran Kidnapping Case At Madison
Madison, Wis A sprawling senate probe reveals administrators and officials including General Ralph Kwmel Col Frank Kuehl and secretary to Governor Blaine with alleged involvement in the Moran kidnapping during a 1923 tax fight. Ex-senate policeman Georges Clark testifies the administration’s secret police plotted Moran’s removal.
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Madison
Wis
Ajotant
Ralph Kwmel
Frank Kuehl
Blaine
Robert Sharp
Geonto
Board of Control
Bernard Moran
Senate
Sesaion
Georges Clark
Clark
Timmys
Uel
Sharp
Dernach Moran
Rvinelander
Fanher
Dente Lewis
Patty
Moran
John Deney
Toscabel
Clarg
FLW
Schoenfeld
Dellert Steinover
Wiliam Bdecker
Mora
Morne
Rom Mattson Focays
Carroll Coeds Organize New Sorority Here
Alpha Kappa sorority expands to Carroll with a ten member Chi chapter. The Waukesha based members include Marie Knipfel and Eva Leskowitz, with installation held at Laffin Avenue and a dinner hosted by Mrs Wolfe. Carol region aims to build a strong national organization with Tulsa and Milwaukee chapters aiding growth.
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Chi
Carroll
Alpha Kappa
Carrall
Tulsa
Chia
Prieze Grankh
Okio
Alpha Kappa Ig
Carraliers
Waukesha
Chorder
Marie Knipfel
Margaret Leskovitz
Eva Leskowitz
Alice Korn
Evelyn Debus
Mariin Austin
Helen Wotte
Marie
van Driel
Pewaukee
Tiazel Douglas
Wisconsin Senate Refuses 1926 Beer Referendum Motion
Madison reports the Wisconsin Senate declined to suspend rules to place the 1926 beer referendum on the ballot. A two thirds majority was missing as 19 voted yes and 3 no. Attorney General Herman Ekern had ruled that a referendum requires a duly enacted law, limiting the question to be ordered by legislative action. The 1926 referendum effort faced procedural and legal questions about submitting the issue to voters.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Polakowski
Milwaukee
Senate
Herman Ekern
Ekern
Fire at Lawrence College Burns Three Dormitory Residents
A blaze swept through Browning Hall at Lawrence College in Appleton. Trapped in his room, William Goodgery, 20, and Bernavi Herrick, 24, suffered severe burns as flames cut escape routes. Brokaw Hall, built at a cost of $100,000, also sustained damage and several other students were injured, including Thomas Mayokawa and Coderey, with totals unclear. The fire origin remains unknown and damage estimates are pending.
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Appleton
Wse
Lawrence College
William Goodgery
Tessenor
Mich
Fontime
Brokaw Hall
Bernavi Herrick
Mirslfield
Thomas Mayokawa
Sore
Coderey
Local fraud schemes target Wis community victims
Reports describe a string of deceptive offers by solicitors posing as commerce groups to gain access to homes. Victims in Waukesha and surrounding areas were drawn by promises of money or books for children, with requests for personal credentials and endorsements. The ruse uses newspaper clippings and appeals to residents through school and library channels, raising concerns over home visits and urging caution against agreeing to solicitations.
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Watikeshanil
Association of Commercy
Milwaukes
Thare Fa
Wankesha
Waukesha
Local Banks Send Boys to Madison for Summer Course
Two boys from Waukesha county will attend a summer course in farm club work in Madison. Edwin Beck, winner of county calf club work, receives funds from The Yran keata Nations bank, while Frank Fox, winner of county calf club work, is funded by National Exchange bank. This marks the fifth consecutive year banks sponsor the two winners. The course runs from June 29 to June 24.
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Waukesha County
Madison
Thomas
Yrankeata Nations Bank
Edwin Beck
National Exchange Bank Winend
Frank Fox
Finnneal Banks
Teachers Training Dept Graduation List Includes 23 Names
Twenty Umes seniors completed the four year course in the teachers training department. The graduates are Norathy Badloger Iaabelle Bartlett Mary Martle Dorothy Downie Mary Roeta Loretta ONeill Mary Diedrich Vera Bayder Elizabeth Willems Marjorie McDowell Florence Evert Josephina Otaon Alma Biechel Eleanor Flaher Lilian Ragmusaen Rather Kataner Gladys Eek Eleanor Jones Alan Steinman Madeline Well Ann Nelson Blate Nelson aml Lottfe Linmey
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Wiltegrad
Norathy Badloger
Iaabelle Bartlett
Mary Martle
Dorothy
Downie
Mary Roeta
Oretta O'Neill
Mary Diedrich
Va Bayder
Elizabeth Willems
Marjorie McDowell
Florence Evert
Josephina Otaon
Alma Biechel
Eleanor Flaher
Lilian Ragmusaen
Rather Kataner
Gladys Eek
Eleanor Jones
Alan Steinman
Madeline Well
Ann Nelson
Blate Nelson
Aml Lottfe
Lirnvey
School Board Approves New Janitors Superintendent Plan
The board of education approved creating a superintendent of janitors to oversee maintenance at schools. Selinors G. Banting proposed hiring Halphopt as the top janitor supervisor, with duties including equipment upkeep, inspections, and coordination with staff. Miss Norman proposed twelve months’ service at $2,000 salary, with debate over a full-year school nurse. Paul Neverman of Parkinson Architect discussed junior high planning.
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Board of Education
Superin Tenent
Selinors G. Co
Banting
Jsx
Ailsa Aya Normaun
Ackoel Mirge
Ota
Bentember
Norman Alsa
Visponac
Oheane
Nerman
Nursd
Thorgor
Paul Neverman
Parkinson Architect Company
le Grasse
Jury Finds Lopez to Be Impostor in War Veteran Case
In Minneapolis a jury ruled that Arthur Lopez is an impostor and not veteran Arthur Fra vier, prompting a dispute over identity. The impostor will be placed with Frazier family in their home as relations argue about the verdict and Lopez’s true identity and entitlement to veteran's compensation.
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Lopez
Minneapolia
Arthur Lopez
United States
Istrict
Arthur Fravier
Frazier
Hanna Frazier
Investigation of trafficked girls in Milwaukee
District attorney and federal authorities launched an investigation into traffic in young girls in Milwaukee extending to many middle western states. Evidence and suspects are being pursued as the case unfolds.
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TN Mee
United States
Milwaukee
District Attorney's Office
Calendar of events and meetings for Thursday and Friday
A fragmented schedule lists various local groups and activities including scouts, religious education, Elks, Daughters of Velornus, a Carroll College recital, home mission events, Ivy Grove circle, American Legion hall gatherings, Moose lodge activities, and a Reform Church men’s event. Time stamps and locations are scattered, with multiple venues such as Palace Gardens and several halls referenced.
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Brito
Roy Scouts
Y. MC
maDeMalay
Waukeslin Connell
Elks
Royal Netshbare
Daughters of Velornus
Amstorium
Carroll College
Presbyterian Church
Efely
Methodist Church
Ivy Grove Circle
American Legion Hall
Bantlet Aigpigoney Fociety. 4116 Pp. m—Junior Iiguvery
Moose Hall
Ty Musonle Lodge
m—Boavers
Moose
Onoeast
W. OT. Marpuy Poke
Palace Gardens
Ohrel Men's
Man slain by heat turn deadly in Hamilton family massacre
A man identified as Floyd, 42, reportedly driven to murder by heat and financial trouble shot and killed eight relatives in Hamilton, Ohio before turning the gun on himself. Several victims, including children aged from months to 30 years, were found at the scene, while Dorothy Russell escaped. Police arrived after neighbors reported shots fired over about 30 minutes.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Floyd
Insell
Tilmself
Yilnee
Sasseis
Rudseld
Meture
Palice
Calla
Unighhorn
Jo Walt
Swart
Russell
Brown
Dorothy Russell
Anjoniber
Keune Ag
Fead
Mrs. Russell
Runaein
Balin
Bod
Eminy Missell
John Russell
Julia
Robert
Grace
Paud "Louis
Rehard
John
Enna
Heynn Karty
Tuesell
Troth
Ashe Alent
Mille
Way
Two Are Fined on Liquor Charges
In Waunakee county Haunr shake-down defendants bound over to September term after preliminary examinations or waivers. Carl Mix of Waukesha fined 150 dollars and costs, Jona Trappe of Brookfield fined the same amount. Three cases continued to June 5 and June 12 for preliminary hearings. Kent Chadwick Smith of Mindopole injured in a plane crash near the fairgrounds, suffering a broken leg severe facial cuts and back injuries, out of danger today.
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Haunr
Carl Mix
Waukesia
Jona Trappe
Brookfield
Wautoma
Wis
Kent
Chadwick Smith
Mindcopolie
Smith
Forty Three Die From Heat Wave as Death Toll Rises
A searing heat wave over three days claimed forty three lives across multiple states and cities. Reports detail heat related fatalities in Illinois Iowa Nebraska Minnesota New York and Washington with extensive damage and numerous prostrations. Weather intensified drought driving dangerous conditions and prompting emergency responses as officials tally casualties and seek relief.
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Aton
Sivivlow
Herman
Biatr
Wen
Sioux City
Novileds
Partfalmen
Tiedsa
Frank
Neale
Iowa
Esthmat
Minnesota
Tadlank
Russell
Gannllton
Ohl Devrot
Austin
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New, York
Ana
Boston
Washington
Waukesha Boys Celebrate With Parades and Games Saturday
Waukesha will host a citywide children's celebration Saturday featuring parades by the Rotary club and high school groups, a morning field events program for grades and divisions, and medals awarded for first and second place in track and field contests.
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Preek
Waukdsha
Sahitdas
Tiedholm
General Chatrioan
Chartos
Trikel
Avenlay
Milroy
Teana
Oity
Aeneal
High School Hausdy
Rotary Club
Maude Avenue
Wisconsin
West Park
Aventua
Clinton Street
Maln Street
Main Street
Grand Avenue
Frmnefel
Nye Sentences Jacobs in Criminal Case
A. N. Jacobs was today sentenced to 60 days in Hennepin county jail by Judge Frank M. Nye on a charge of criminally being Magnus Johnson, former U. S. senator. Jacobs was convicted on the charge test April, but sentence had been deferred on appeal of his counsel.
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Minneapolis
A. N. Jacobs
Hennapin County
Frank M. Nye
Magnus Johnson
U. S
Jacobs
Boys Charged With Destroying Nests in City Yard
Several youths confessed to climbing trees in Prairie Won cemetery grounds and knocking nests, destroying birds and their eggs. Judge Agnew sternly reprimanded them after the complaint was filed by the community.
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Davie Wwasshow
Tracy
Dadge Agnew
Dirigible to Pass Near Waukesha
WASHINGTON The route set for the airship Los Angeles from Lakehurst New Jersey to Mineapolis St Paul and return may change for emergencies. The navy department is preparing hangar space at Lakehurst. Early Sunday the dirigible will fly over Pittsburgh Akron Cleveland Detroit Ann Arbor Chicago Milwaukee Fond du Lac Oshkosh St Paul and Minneapolis. Landing at Minneapolis expected Monday morning.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
Minepane
St. Paul
Gariet Ithe Navy Department
Loway- Reaying
Lakebarnt
Pitsburgh
Akron
Cleveland
de- Unit
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Milwen
Fonil
Lae
Oshkosh
Minneapolla
atMinneapolis
Three to graduate from normal post grad course
The department will graduate three from the royal normal post graduate course this year. Evelyn Never, Rul Muni Hott and Adalt Write are named as the graduates.
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Royal
Evelyn Never
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