Communists and May Day unrest noted in dispatches
United Press reports from Waratoy and other cities describe May Day demonstrations by communists and socialists with calls for peaceful action. Across Warsaw, Moscow, Berlin, and Tokyo, arrests and security measures were described, aiming to prevent violence while noting protests and guard actions.
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United Press
Waratoy
Warsaw
New
New York
Mets
Atehes Srate
Moscow
Berlin
Tokyo
Mitten
Gileaga
Asae
Meninwa Theater
Boys Sentenced On Murder Charge In Chicago Case
A jury sentenced five youths and a storekeeper to murder verdicts after a fatal incident at a store. The jurors split on punishment with some seeking life in prison and others voting for death for the killer. Names include Avery Adam, Mike Chua, Stanley Lucas, Raman Balcroivuk, Casimir Poltyowick, Joseph Szerepinski, and Juan.
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Chilcago
Isleven
Avery Adan
Mike Chua
Stanley Lucas
Raman Balcwroiuk
Casimir Poltyowick
Joseph Szerepinski
Twas
Juans 2
Boyy
Elenges
Fourleague at Mrs Wile Van A Walfs Home
A fragment reports a chick named Mvau being carefully housed and cared for by its owners at the home of Mrs Wile Van A Walfs. The text is incomplete and readable details are limited.
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Wile van A. Walf
Jodb Madlenn
Ehleken
Ford Rubber Rights Contested amid Government Controls
A fragmented report alleges Henry Ford's rubber concessions face government pressure. Officials debate scope of wartime authority, expansion of state oversight, and licensing terms affecting production and commerce in the Far North region.
Convention of Shriners Opens Annual Gathering
The national convention of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opened in formal session with about seven thousand attendees present. The first business session led by councilors and officers proceeded as leaders from Maine and others addressed the assembly. Later activities included more ceremonial events and planned processions.
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Myatie Sivine
Benesaday
Manevin
Sewell
Mand
Danilge
Daniell
Mahi Hemple
Folsilvilles
Poultry Meeting Set By County Agent
County agent Feev Thomas will host a poultry meeting at his office to discuss bypassing breeding for poultry vigor. Members of Mingisen will present views and a record of hens kept, along with discussion of disease prevention and best practices.
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Feev Thomas
Paultry vi
Mingisen
Elect 49 to Phi Beta Kappa at University Madison
Election results from the University of Wisconsin Phi Beta Kappa chapter list 49 students elected to membership including names such as Louise Rova Amit Blunt Gertrude Be Gye and Helen A Luedehow. The seniors named come from Milwaukee Lake Wisconsin and other locations, with several faculties and students from Madison listed among the new scholars and juniors.
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Madison
Win—Wit— Warnen Onmiumber
Ign
Unis
University of
Jata Burchers
Marceliy AT. Florinie
Mary Wheter
AL Feldman
Harry Feldman
Dolinder
Theadesta Mil
Ond Rooney
Whillved van
Tal Enzee
Hiniors
Amit OL Blunt
Monroe
Gertrude Be Gye
Voronay Wilhice Medensets
High
Why Tinldat
MiTwakes
Chaetles
Milwaukee
Kennet We Pallack
Ostikosh
Wonnet
Lake MiNi
Beniors
Jellow A. Bil
Bhonniitagtent
Ha Flay Holarieh
Mibwaniog
Marjorie KE. Hand
Milenikes
Sarothy
Harklin
West Bendy Iilgen
Ruthge
Tut Lancastey
Machel Lock
Bantietla
Meiti
AON
Phare
Polxun
Wit Xionsi
Chicagosy Mining
Mhorence Platteville
Metphita
Gertrade
Waterton
Helen de Mange
Fat Cretsny
University of Wisconsin Aids State Business Leaders
Madison UP reports University of Wisconsin officials, led by President Glenn Frank, outlined the Wisconsin Idea and its emphasis on applying scholarly work to state problems. Faculty from the School of Commerce discussed May research projects in business, agriculture, and state affairs, stressing the university’s role as an academic citizen solving practical issues.
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Madison
Wisconsi Cai de Fay
Wits Dame
Wisconsi Tai
Glenn Frank
Segvion
Wiltel
Sts Dusinesis Leatons
de. Lac Gallas En Yorn
Moilip & Fox
School of Commerce
Adecu Eed
Wisconsin
Cain Font
Mukiah
Intel
College du Wisconsin
Gow
Univeresity
Eeyting
Spange
Bronk
Pratetlent
Citi
Peril Shiyery
Grabstake Captains Named By Tassens
Tassens announces Grabstake leadership for a campaign luring workers with promises of readiness. Mc Jay and JR lead evenings, with A Tasaall named chief. Willkie and Ferman Tuelsohy among listed organizers guiding turnout.
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Grabstake
Tassens
A. Grabstake
Cuttiitis
Couieeien Weil
Evry
Subeaipum
Toa
Mc Jay
Evenings JR
A. Tasaall
L.A. Willkie
Poule
Ferman Tuelsohy
Ommpuan
H. A. Maimawnit
Charles Githy
Harvey Young
Saul
Garaged Fire Suppressed After South Avenue Blaze
A small garage fire at 220 West Ave in South was challenged by firefighters who extinguished it after responding to a call at the residence of Frank Stulfiel. The incident disrupted local activity including a Thursday class and a Wednesday report update mentioning May dates and the slurs of the day topic.
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DR. Gregory
Weinnis
Derepory
Wis Hible Basse
Marsday
Ofelock Momilay
Stulfiel
West Ave
South
Sawstone Ointment Benefit Offers Aid to Sufferers
A regimar program pledges a dollar aid for eczema relief using Sawstone Ointment. The notice invites readers to request details from local representatives and advocates for treatment access.
California Voters at Polls Today
California voters head to polls in Democratic and Republican primaries amid a national scene. Governor Alfred E. Smith, Senator James Reed, and Senator Thomas Walsh are vying for delegation support. Herbert Hoover draws interest as results approach nationwide turnout. The outcome is keenly watched for its impact on California and national races.
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Gerald P. Overton
United Press
San Francisco
CaHir
Alfred B. Smith
New York
Thomas J. Walsi
Moptata
James As. Read
Missouri
California
Teds Calfornia Democrats
TeshHewsns
Prave
Purymanut Witergst
Albotsh
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Fries Wiesel
Mike Hlowver
Fay Wos Thor
Agvers
Wwe
Date Night at Waple Theatres Features Knights and Pageant
Tuesday program lists The Patent Leah oy 1 at 8100 Pm Knights of Myelin and Fellows events with prices around $00. The wall college chapel hosts a rectal event. Wednesday schedule includes Openaist club Tuncheol at Fourthine Church and Park Vertue show with May-Rebokah lodge and Levion hall rehearsal.
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Leah Oy
Waple Theatres
Knights of Myelin
Case Vail
F. Halt
Tun Club
Alhencutt Wall
Wall College Chapel
Lodge
Levion Hall
First Carroll Book Recital Tonight at College
Ming Hith Milter will give the first recital of Carroll works this evening in the college chapel starting at o'clock. Werbur fe Channing Pollock, Miss Join Poanten, and Waning Purdy night will perform, with a theme attentive to "The Silver Core."
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Ming
Carroll
UHICARO LIVESTOCK MARKET REPORT
Market report shows hogs 25,000 head with lower prices than Monday. Slaughter hogs and sows mostly slow, weights 100 to 260 pounds. lambs and cattle mixed with light active demand. price ranges noted across lots and trends toward lighter receipts, with variable demand for feeders and yearlings.
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Department of Agricutoure
Ayeres Ueht
Cilves
Daddy
Ngo Las
Dael
Leita Lea
Colley
Livestock Market Receipts and Liveweight Ranges
Receipts totalled 800 cattle with steers and heifers trading steady to firm. Cows moved 8.00 to 10.00 with median to good quality at 7.0 to 8.0. vealers 100 to 100 with steady to good demand. calves 4,000 steady with good to choice at 19.00 to 10.00. sheep and lambs receipts 100 with lambs 12.00 to 14.00 and ewes 6.00 to 7.4, cull to chc targets mixed overall.
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Cuibers
Uli S
Magna
Pilkers
Springerd
Goul
Chuige
Conmnan
Beck
Aot' Choive
Miedinay
Lin
Elinive
Lainhe
Jehaier
Chicago Grain Close Report and May Wheat Movements
The report shows mixed Chicago grain activity with May wheat at 1.66 percent up, July at 1.12 percent, and September at 1.02 percent. May corn trades near 2095 with July at 1.12 percent and September at 1.02 percent, alongside other grain bids and deliveries.
Vealer Market Notes and Odd Prices on Sliders
Fragmentary market report lists veal and beef pricing with mixed notes on weights and quality. Mentions quantities like 10.300 and 13.85617.25, plus terms such as medium and choice and various sales terms.
Chicago Market Report and Commodity Prices
Chicago market notes show mixed wheat and potato prices with modest gains and declines. Rail arrivals and wholesale figures list poultry, ducks, fowls, and market staples with ranges for russets and commercial stock. Flavor of the day indicates light trading and varying carrier rates across commodities.
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Bepiwil
Herotpys
Wiscanste
Willes
Fresh firsts and scores in Milwauprer prep report
Local sports column lists firsts and scores across teams with scattered numbers and team names. It mentions Amer Jonghorns and Aucks with partial results, plus vegetables and produce prices in a miscellaneous town notice.
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LEA Navy
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