Governor Blaine vetoes bank tax repealer in tax relief clash
The governor objects to a two-thirds passed bill reducing banks tax base from two dollars to 480 dollars per year, arguing it shifts 1,620,000 onto farmers merchants and manufacturers. He notes federal intrusion and calls for equal taxation while warning threats banks may nationalize.
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Madison
Jane Ib
United Press
John * J. Blaine
Supreme
Hansea
Ube +in favord busing in the state of 89 per cent of is taxen
Lhot
Qolue Farma
Morcantile
Beriows
Bnok DI
Banka
Dlaine
Federe
Aaserte
Banky
Bigine
Traftford
Supreme Court
Hays
Murder Trial in Proceedings Against Town Man
A chaotic courtroom fragment shows a murder case involving a wealthy figure tied to Isabella Wilde and Willa D. Shepherd. Prosecution seeks to uncover a plot to obtain Billy's town via alleged connections and a scheme examined by William Scott Stewart.
Date Night Schedule Of Local Organizations
Tuesday events at Banlist church and Delphiian Society start at 8:00 PM with Knights of Pythias and Women of Mooseheart also at 8.00. Wickesha lodge No 198 hosts a 11 0 8 event. Wednesday includes Methodist Local Union at 2 10 PM and Municipal League at 3 PM followed by May Rebekah Lange No 173 with a card party.
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Mothers' Circle of
Banlist Church
Delphiian Society
Knights of Pythias
Women of
Mooseheart
Methodist
Municipal
League
Rebekah Lange
Ptic
Train Plunges Off Roadbed in Hackettstown Disaster
A Lackawanna train derailed in Hackettstown New Jersey during a heavy storm, killing at least seventeen and injuring about fifty. The Chicago to New York party bound for Germany was among the passengers. Rescue crews and volunteers combed wreckage as steam hisses and ambulances carried the injured to hospitals in Easton Pennsylvanian and nearby towns. Investigators examined the isolated crash site as debris clogged the rail line and cars burned.
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Hackettstown
Devo
Olivers
Easton
Pover
Emihaniavent
New York
Germany
Cuken
Anbwlances
Antanolles
Oil found in county not crude report
A farm near Gleneke, three miles south of the city, is reported to have yielded oil of uncertain quality. Madison laboratories disputed the crude nature and a geology professor questioned the data. Officials await further reports while the Glencke family denies stock sales or a develop plan. Local authorities continue the investigation.
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Remder
Glencke
Loiay
Glengké
Ainafeck
Waukesha
Catather
Sum
Begin Day War in Middle West Today
A federal drive against the illicit alcohol trade launches in the middle west, with Chicago named the largest alcohol clearing center. Charles W. Yursell places agents at distilleries and denaturing plants to track shipments and deliveries, aiming to cut illicit alcohol use by 85 percent soon.
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Middle-West
Chicago
Middle West
Charles W. Yursell
Wuorsell
Ursell
Reasons For Mexican Controversy Prompt New U S Move
Washington reports that the administration renewed its push to curb Mexican disrespect toward American prerogatives. Ambassador Sheffield pressed for an open Mexican statement, Kellogg warned investment interests, and President Coolidge consented after learning a firm response was needed to restore confidence with Calles' government.
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Washington
Kellogs
Fridday
United Press
United States
Fambassador Sheffield
Coalidge
Conidge
Sheffield
Foreign Office
Mwe
Wington
White Fouse
Kellogg
Calles
Secretary Kellogg's Law Partner Named Assistant Secretary
Washington announces Robert Dids of St Paul, former Kellogg partner, will be appointed assistant secretary of state by President Coolidge. He will succeed John V. A. MacMurray, named American minister to China.
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Washington
Robert & Dids
St. Paul
Kellogg
Coolidge
White House
Apakexman
Ojda
John V. A. MacMurray
China
Bodies of two launch victims recovered near Milwaukee
Two bodies, father and son, missing since a fishing launch accident near Milwaukee, were found by the tug Fearless from Sturgeon Bay and brought to Sheboygan harbor. The men were identified by relatives expected to arrive today.
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Surdoygan
Wis
U. Ti
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Fearless
Sturgeon Bay
Port Washington
Local People Adopt Baby Found On Porch
A baby girl found on the doorstep of the W. Ladewig home has been adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Chapleau of 1865 Beachwood Avenue after several days in municipal hospital. The Chapleaus, with no children of their own, welcomed the newborn into their home on Monday amid community support and a volunteer effort.
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W. ©. Ladewig
Charlea
Yeau
Beachwood Avenue
Chapleau
Chapleaua
Rotary members share tips on spending vacations
Waukesha Rotary members presented vacation guidance with six speakers. Py, GC, Ene nputsan, Br. Melvin Johnson, Re C. B Boverd, and Dr. W. Brockway suggested trips to northern towns and the waterways of Europe as ideal vacation options.
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Waukesha
Rotary
Enenputsan
Melvin Johnson
Re C. B Boverd
W. Brockway
Wouils
Fay
Europe
Davenport Trial Opens In Milwaukee Court
The Davenport trial began in Municipal Court with five women and seven men selected as jurors. Davenport, from Minneapolis, faces charges as the alleged leader of a bandit gang that robbed the Northwestern National Bank. Prosecutors anticipate testimony about fortune telling and spiritualist methods, and the defense is expected to challenge police identification procedures.
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Milwaukee
Davenport
Minneapolis
Northwestern National Tank
Shers
Miavaurde
United Proan
Mra
John J. Davenport
Humana
Nalang Bank
Saute
Gofernse
Jornay
Storm floods cause heavy damage in Midwest region
A midwest storm and floods left six people dead and property damage around 2.5 million dollars in Iowa Indiana and Illinois. Alfred Wella a Civil War veteran died from injuries after attempting to escape rising waters in Manchester Iowa. Mrs Frank Cole drowned after entering the river to save a family member, as floodwaters overwhelmed their home.
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Chicago
Lowanand
Indiana
Iate
Manchester
Towa
Alfred Wella
Frank Cole
Philipp's Rites In Charge Of Masonic Lodge
Philipp, 64, a Milwaukee resident, died of a heart attack followed by a lingering illness. Funeral rites for the late Emmanuel Philipp were planned, with services at his home on Tarkett Ave. Local Masonic lodge members and the Milwaukee community mourn his loss, described as a long‑time business figure and a patient neighbor.
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Philipp
Masonic Lodge
Milwauker
Wisconai
Miquening
Fmanuel Fy
Wlacogatn
Wisconsin to Honor Former Governor Helt in Madison
A five member legislative delegation will attend the funeral of former governor Aolin Helt in Madison Wisconsin. The assembly adopted a resolution praising the administration of the state’s wartime governor and lauding the state’s war record under his leadership as unmatched by any other state.
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Madison
Wit
Aolin Helt
Paipp
Anammoualy
Genatar Qscar Morrig
Wisconsin
Death of Former Governor Vane A Shock to State
The body will be moved to the Scotting Nile cathedral for public viewing from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. followed by interment at Moreat Howe cemetery. The death of the former governor, Vane, comes as a shock to his family, business partners, and state officials. His daughter Mrs. Florence Philipp Dieterle died recently of pneumonia, a loss that reportedly hastened his decline after a period of weak health. He had been a self made man, known for hard work and education, before his death last week.
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Scotting Nile
Arsphey
Damascus Lodge
A. Ponod
Moreat Howe Cemetery
Covernor Vane
Anil
Pollifedl
Syelates
Tla
Florence Philipp Dieterle
W. Z. Figon
Eaile
Elias of
Presbyterians of Wisconsin at Jerusalem convention opens
Welsh Presbyterian delegates gather in Jerusalem Wales for afternoon session at 2 o'clock. Ministers to lecture on Wisconsin Presbyterian rules. New pastor Reverend Jon Tigh Jones to be installed this evening with a ceremony. Later meetings and sermons feature Rev Denglrick Roberts and visiting pastors. Meals will be provided by the host church throughout the convention.
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Elawehas
O'Clork
Jerusalem
Éehiyreh
Wales
Etote
Miny
Welal
Wigeansin
Denglrick Roberts
Roberts
Mie Hontess Church
Returns to Waukesha After Many Years
Mr. Winehall B. Durber, once a banker and resident of Waukesha, returns after a quarter of a century in Lawton Oklahoma. He recounts his parents Miran and Mrs George Barber relocating from Waukesha, the family’s ties to the area, and his brother Stanley Barber, a physician. The piece notes his mother’s continued happiness in Oklahoma and the family’s renewed prospects.
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Mr. Winehall
B. Durber
Lawton
Oklahoma
Miran
George Barber
Waukesha
Barber
Nkewlho
Stanley Barber
Khow
Tie Family
Young alleges wife slayer found sane in Los Angeles
Dr Thomas W Young known as scientific slayer, who killed Grace Grogan Young, faced a preliminary report finding no insanity. Three mental experts examined him and reported sanity. The case drew attention as a four-woman inquiry into his alleged matrimonial career. Berlin dispatch notes Germany awaiting Allied reply on a European safety pact, seen as bringing the act within arm's reach of consummation.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Wyoung
Grace Grogan Young
Mr. Youngs
Imate
Apeaintge
Berlin
Germany
Foretzo
Stresemann
de Margeria
Defense attorney claims victory in Isabelle's tale
In a Pontknock case, defense attorney Jy VICTORY claims success as Isabelle Pape testifies. Wily McClintnel alleges murder. Isabel La allegedly agreed with Billy exmonnation on a will. The defense argues Labelle’s testimony is to secure an $8,000 annual stipend from the $38,000,000 estate, if the will is breached.
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Isabelle
Wlina J. Shepherd
Wily McClintnel
Isabella Pape
Tully
Hones
Iyabella
Billy
Hislaak Velativus
Shay
Testimony Reveals Letters About Shepherds and Love
Fragmentary courtroom testimony recounts Isabella Piper detailing intimate letters she wrote to Billy Shepherd and their implications for a potential marriage. Witnesses discuss handwriting, waxed phrases, and how letters portrayed family relationships, while jurors press on about motive and truth.
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Mowe
Ale
Billy Amd
Hare
Sen Stewart
Pons
Tie
Dartmouth College
Stewart
Shepherd
Billy
Kuflea
Chad
Stewart Asker
Miss Papo
Mys
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