Opponents Move to Weaken La Follette in Wisconsin Race
Washington reports administration missionaries will flood Wisconsin to unite regulars against young Bob La Follette in the bid to succeed his father in the Senate. President Coolidge and RNC chair William Butler push for reguliar backing, aiming to boost GOP majority and Coolidge prestige for 1928. Discontent among regulars over Lenroot and Roy P Wilcox choices fuels plans for additional candidates and speakers into Wisconsin before the September 15 primary and September 29 special election.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Wisconsin
Bob la Follette
Senate
la Follette
Coolidge
William Butler
Republican National Committee
G. O. PP
Roosevelt
Wisco
Lenroot
Roy P. Wilcox
la ¥Ollette
Swampscott
Lenvott
Roy P. Klcox
Young
Cis FE. McGovern
Arthur Iry
LaFollette
Uiet
George Hoss
New Hampire
Natorial Campaign Committee
Kready
Lutler
Young Bob
Young American Swimmer Dives in Channel Feat with Jazz Band
Arthur Brisbane notes a young American swimmer attempting the English Channel crossing. A brass band on a tug trailed her, playing modern American jazz as a clever, symbolic aid, while he remarks on enduring leadership and France’s historic stance toward daring feats.
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Marseil
France
Ederle
Abd-el-Krim Faces Strain as French Air Power Intensifies
The fragment notes Abd-el-Krim and Arab followers struggle as French airmen gain practice and Arabs grow discouraged. Moroccan tribes previously allied with Abd-el-Krim abandon him, opting to clash with the French instead of supporting the Riff leader.
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Abd-el-Krim
Abd-el
Fragmentary note on civilization and France tour
A fragmentary line discusses civilization, pride, and a France tour. The text hints at evaluation of cultural achievement and a possible trip or tour context, but details are unclear and names or dates are absent.
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France
Coolidges Prepare for Summer White House Move
President Coolidge plans departure from his Plymouth birthplace to Swampscott Mass for the summer White House. He will stop in Northampton to visit Mrs Elmira Goodhue, his mother in law, a place tied to his rise from mayor to state legislator and governor. The trip aims for an overnight in Northampton before returning to Swampscott.
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Mrs. Coolidge
Plymouth
Aus
President Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
White House
Re. Cidge
Massat
Publisher Victor Lawson Dies After Overwork
Chicago august twenty six Victor Freemont Lawson longtime publisher of the Key News died late last night in a lakeside mansion after a three day illness heart disease blamed on overwork. He had lived there with his servants since his wife’s death years ago.
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Chicago
Victor Freemont Lawson
Key News
Lake Front
Ms. Lawson
Laughlin Named Assistant State Fire Marshal
Edward R. Pud Laughlin, wire chief of the Home Telephone Company and chief of the Athens fire department, was notified today of his appointment as assistant state fire marshal. The confirmation came in a letter from Lewis F. Miller, Ohio's fire marshal.
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Edward R
Pud) Laughlin
The
Home Telephone Company
Athens
Lewis F. Miller
Ohio
Ohio miners to receive rock dusting treatment in unsafe mines
Columbus report says about 400 of Ohio's 1500 coal mines should get rock dusting treatment at least every six months. Jerome Watson, chief deputy of the state division of mines, notes air analysis may call for more frequent use in gas or dust prone sites.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Jerome Watson
State Division of Mines
Watson
Highway legislation topics to be debated in Ohio joint conference
At Columbus on Aug 20 a joint conference of state legislative committees and the Ohio Good Roads association will discuss highway law proposals to be enacted in the next session. The meeting aims to align recommendations from special and legislative panels for upcoming bills and policy changes.
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Mpet
Ohio Goods
Olio Good Reads Federation
Hempel
Federation
Civil Service
State Highway Department
Waiting Yields Personal Remarks From the Cafeteria
A reader notes that waiting produces personal remarks from the cafeteria staff as meals are prepared and served. The column reflects on patience and daily interactions in a busy dining room.
English inventor claims electricity can restore youth
London report says O C J H L O Erbeck of Grimsby, age 66, asserts self experiments inject electricity to brain can reverse aging. He describes regained energy and childlike happiness, arguing brain electricity fades and restoring it brings youth.
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London
O. C. J. H. L. O'Erbeck
Grimsby
Birefly
O'Erbeck
Apostolic Delegate Reports On U S Church To Pope
The Most Rev Fumesoni-Diondi, apostolic delegate to the United States, met Pope Pius in Washington and delivered a general report on the Catholic church in the United States.
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Rome
Divorce Granted by Seine Tribunal in Paris
Mrs Andrew Parker Nivin formerly Miss Josephine Wolff of Cincinnati was granted a divorce by the Seine tribunal. The couple were married in Cincinnati on June 15, 1922.
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Paris
Andrew Parker Nivin
Josephine Wolff
Cincinnati
Seine Tribunal
Nivin
Ohio
Two Suspects Held in Mine Fire Case at Pomeroy
Lewis Russel and Clarence Vieree, miners arrested over the Maynard mine fire at Rutland, were brought before Squire Gilmore in Pomeroy. They waived examination on charges of burning property, held for grand jury with $1000 bonds provided by their fathers. one may be a stockholder in the cooperative mine.
Farm Bureau backs bipartisan road control in Ohio
Directors of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation endorsed a bi partisan state highway commission replacing the current state highway director setup. They also proposed offering automobile insurance to Farm Bureau members and granting Federation directors full control over all roads in the state highway system with the power to appoint the state highway engineer.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Mackinac Disaster Toll Rises Amid Swift Probes
Aug 20 Newport Rhode Island reports the Mackinac boiler blast fatal as casualties mount to forty with more expected. Names named include Harold Sherman Pauline Stephens Mary Grace Wilderheim and Mary McCarthy among the dead and missing crew members from Pawtucket. State and federal probes consider boiler age and deterioration with possible manslaughter findings if negligence is proven. Governor Pothier and Senator Metcalfe urge stricter boiler inspections and swift examination of the Mackinac's boilers to publicize findings.
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Newport
R. L
Naval Hospitals
Mackinac
Naval Hospital
Harold Sherman
Pawtucket
Pauline Stephens
Mary Grace Wilderheim
Mary McCarthy
Tomoerrow
Httie
Jean Barbara McCarthy
David A. Burns
Alfred Breault
Edward Gikan
U. Ss
Heltzen
Aram
Pothier
Rhode Island
Jesse M. Metcalfe
Anderson Sought in East Philadelphia Murder Case
Police trace fugitive Dutch Anderson to Philadelphia after a Muncie murder case. Detectives report a man matching his description seen driving a car along the Philadelphia Pike from Reading while a traveling salesman identified him dining with a companion at a Reading hotel.
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Philadelphia
Anderson
Munele
Ind
Ben Hance
Reading
Muncie
Family Funds Dwindle as Food Prices Climb Ever Steadily Upward
Washington reports July food prices rose 3 percent over June with an 11.6 percent year over year increase in all food articles. The Labor Department notes widespread gains across items led by potatoes 28 percent and strictly fresh produce 9 percent while thirteen articles showed no change. Per-city average family food expenditure rose for the year in all surveyed cities.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Buckeye State urged to build own road system
Columbus August 20. The Ohio Good Roads federation and legislative committees discussed plans to centralize highway engineering, widen rights of way, add inspectors, expand staff, and fund state road construction while allowing counties to develop local roads.
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Ohio Good Roads Federation
Cartoonist Homer Stinson Dies at 42 in Dayton
Homer Stinson known as Stin and art director of the Dayton Daily News died this morning in Dayton after a career at the Springfield Sun Cincinnati Post Toledo Beacon Fort Wayne Gazette Journal Miami Florida News. He was 42 and among the country’s noted newspaper cartoonists.
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Dayton
Homer Stinson
Stin
Dayton Daily News
Springfield Sun
Cincinnati Post
Toledo
Fort Wayne Gazette Journal
Miami
Florida
Majestic Theater to Remain Open During Remodel
Majestic Theater will stay open after reducing seating to 350 and building a wall and screen. The two month delay allows about three quarters of the $190000 remodeling to proceed before a full shutdown, with stage construction finishing within two months, per James Ginnan.
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Majestic Theater Management
James Ginnan
Majéatic Theater Company
Allied Forces Girdle Rif Campaign Near Paris
War ministry stated the Rif campaign in Morocco is moving toward a major joint French Spanish offensive soon. French and Spanish emissaries returned from Morocco signaling no peace by negotiation with Abd el Krim, who offered no response to terms.
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Paris
War Ministry
Morocco
Morocca
Abel-Bi-Krim
M. Gabrielli
Senor Maryne
Abel
Fi-Krim
Baseball Game Called After Fire from Snipers
In Shanghai an American team and a Chinese side halted play in the fourth inning as ground was struck by bullets from Chinese snipers rifles. The event ends with both teams ceasing action amid the firefight.
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Shanghai
China
Hner
Bender Seeks Court Action Over Dry Raid
Cleveland reports State Senator George H. Bender vowed to ask Governor Donahey, the courts, and Prohibition Director MacDonald to intervene after a raid on his home by state dry agents. Agents found no liquor and apologized for the mistake as they left.
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Cleveland
George H. Bender
Donahey
B. F. MacDonald
Bender
License Rules Stir Canton Work Scene in Article
A Canton Ohio News report notes growing trend toward requiring licenses for many activities beyond employment, reflecting tightening regulatory expectations and public debate about oversight. The piece highlights local opinions for and against expanded licensing.
Railways face crisis as companies seek union wage cuts
London August 20 Premier Baldwin may face a railway crisis as firms propose wage reductions for thousands of union workers after a government subsidy to avert a coal strike. The plan claims railways can bear an additional 260 million dollars annually. wage boards and cabinet could intervene to resolve the dispute if deadlocked.
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Britain
London
Wrike
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Polar expedition paused by bad weather halting air surveys
A delayed radio message from Lieutenant Byrd reports that poor weather ice and fog at Greenland prevent air exploration and force halt of the MacMillan expedition. The National Geographic Society states it will support further expeditions from a safe base and standby Byrd and his crew.
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Tech
MacMillan
Byrd
The
Naval Gaim
Navy Department
Geographic Society
Donald MacMillan
United States
Coama
Greenland
Cape
Polar Sense ‘Hat Point
A Rae Gatorday
Pelar
John Oliver Lagaros
Geerantis Ciety
Bary Nennel
Funeral Rites Held After Train Collision Near Loudenville
Eyewitnesses say Zimmermant, 21, was crossing the Fl sytvanta tracks when a freight car shifted. The collision occurred as a freight train approached, striking her as she attempted to cross. Further details on the crash and memorials forthcoming.
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Loudenville
Zimmermant
Sytvanta
Aewiteh
Bandits Feed Peking as Negotiations Proceed
Aug. 90 in Peking reports the Americans once in training here, including Lir Howard, negotiating for the release of the physician amid ongoing bandit activity and regional instability.
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Peking
Lir Howard
Azsician
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