Deschanel resigns presidency of France after long career
Paris reports President Paul Deschanel sent a resignation to Premier Millerand. He read a presidential message to the Senate and Chamber of Deputies. Deschanel, elected January 7 last, fell from a moving train May 37 en route to Montbrison. His continuing poor health is blamed for his decision.
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Paris
Paul Deschanel
France
Millerand
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
M. Deschanel
M. Descharre
Montbrison
State Claims Border Error Involving Michigan Land Grab
Michigan Boundary Commission members met in Lansing with Attorney General Groesbeck to seek a Supreme Court suit against Wisconsin over 400 square miles the panel says belongs to Michigan. They attribute the error to a 1841 survey by Capt. Cram and note Wisconsin has collected taxes on the disputed lands for decades. The area includes Hurley Wisconsin and river islands with a statue of Isaac Stephenson.
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Michigan Boundary Commission
Alex J. Groesbeck
United States Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Michigan
Capt. Cram
Hurtley
Wis
Menominee River
Isaac Stephenson
Aviator Hurt by Propeller at State Fair Soars Across Crowd
Tex McLoughlin, a state aviator, was badly injured at the Michigan State Fair in De., after transferring mid air to a higher craft. He clung to a rope ladder as the plane descended toward the ground, blood visible to about 80 600 spectators. McLoughlin remained conscious and was taken to Crowse Irving Hospital for care.
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Syracuse
Tex” McLoughlin
McLoughlin
Crowse-Irving Hospital
MecLoughlin
U.S. Charges Prison Cruelty Prompted Prisoner Moves
The Department of Justice announces the transfer of 31 federal inmates from the Maryland state penitentiary following an investigation into brutality. Assistant Attorney General Adams approved the inspectors' recommendation to relocate the prisoners though specifics of the conditions were not disclosed.
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Washington
Maryland State Penitentiary
Department of Justices
Adams
Washington shipping rose under American registration in 1926
The Department of Commerce announced that American registered shipping grew by 669 vessels and 3,416,712 gross tons in fiscal year 1926. By June 33 vessels totaling 16.22 million gross tons and 28.18 percent of ships stood, with most figures restated amid continuing gains. the year’s increase approached ninety percent.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Farwell Millinery Line To Visit September Event
The notice directs the ladies of Farwell and vicinity to an upcoming millinery display by a line of millinery and feathers to be set up in the former location on September 2. The message emphasizes a local shopping event.
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Farwell and Vicinity
Farwell
Wieter
and Feathers
Separation grant alleged in a noted collection case
A report from London mentions a request for a separation grant in a prominent collection matter. In New Jersey an observer photographed rapid images showing that alternating current was used in lamination, revealing patterns invisible to the eye.
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New Jersey
Fragmentary OCR noise outlining a March event
A damaged OCR line hints at a March date and a left oriented note. Details are unreadable and names or places cannot be determined.
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