Rescue of Mrs Stone After Eight Days on Mount Assiniboine
Alberta climber Mrs Stone survived eight perilous days on Mount Assiniboine after a fall while her husband Dr. Stone, president of Pardes University Lafayette Indiana, died near the summit. A search party heard her cry and rescued her from a canyon ledge as they battled blizzards and treacherous terrain.
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Pauf
Alberta
Rea
Banon
Bey
Eet Pardes University
Lafayette
Ind
Ier
Geresa
Minton
Stone
Ereacheu
Dr. Stone
Mrs. Stone
Mount
Assiniboine
Sumadian
Rockies
Autopsies Link Long-Running Murders to Colby Cemetery
Investigators reveal a pattern of killings uncovered by autopsies over many years. The trail points to Colby in Wisconsin where bodies were found in a local cemetery as part of the broader case. Authorities emphasize a sustained inquiry across jurisdictions.
Green Bay Officers Arrive For Return Of Auto Thieves
Green Bay officers arrived to pick up two men, John and Felix Sauick, held on charges related to a stolen Ford sedan reported June 2. Detectives had traced the car to the two men after a $500 sale, with $295 still to be paid. Police expect further arrests as investigations continue into additional thefts in the area.
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Green Bay
Felix
John Sutick
Iren
Jelin
Fel
Sutiek
McGrath
Ie Local Departoent
Toh J Sauick
Railroad grade proposal near River Park to be reviewed
A resolution providing for the grading of the railroad near River Park and the right of way between Riverside Park and From Street will be considered at a meeting of Milwaukee City Council committees on public utilities and judiciary Tuesday night. Property owners and Bructol citizens are invited to attend.
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Milwanker
Riverside Park
Ccm MO Chynel
Plans for Last Honors to Sergeant Roy L Wingers
The American Legion post in La Crosse prepares full military honors for Sergeant Roy L Wingers, a city war casualty. His body from New York will arrive within a fortnight for burial at Oak Grove cemetery with pallbearers from his unit and fellow World War I veterans in full overseas dress.
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Roy
la Crosse
Sean
France
York
Lait] Crosse
Wingers
Company Bo
American Legion Posh
Toronto Scullers Lead St Catherine's at Henley Meet
Toronto scullers led St Catherine's early on the final day of the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta. The Lions of Toronto were second with 22 points while Detroit Rowing Club finished third with six and the University of Toronto fourth with five.
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Toronto Scullers
ST. Catherines
Cain
Arronant
Royal Canadian Henley
Lions of Toronto
Detroit Rowing Ub
University of Toronto
Mail Car Hold-Up Grace Train Succeeds in East
Four bandits boarded the Manhattan Limited westbound on the Pennsylvania rake road at Cassandra near Pittsbarah Saturday at 2 45 am. They held seven mail clerks at gunpoint and escaped after looting the car, shooting one clerk in the mouth and escaping into the darkness as the train stopped.
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East
Gun’s Point
Iutsburgn
Cassandra
Pittsbarah
Marion
Asaitts Lleggy
Albert Troy
Mie Andran
Priece
Lantz
Taiitz
Jake
Atlantine
Three Trainmen Killed in Read-On Crash of Engines
Mason City reports a head-on collision on the Rock Island line Friday killed three trainmen including an engineer and fireman. Frank Curran and another crew member died at the scene. Dave Slater was recovered with severe injuries and amputations to both legs.
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Mason City
Sons
Tyes Creihh
Frank Curran
Iy Selder
Ke Beady
Dave Slater
Qkoans
North Peare
British and French Seek Safe Passage Over Berlin Standoff
Tensions rise as Britain and France negotiate a compromise over troop movements in Upper Silesia. Berlin signals possible agreement if Allied council convenes Thursday. France reportedly waives immediate troop dispatch in exchange for access, while Britain agrees to press for safe passage amid the standoff with Germany.
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Ondpon
Associated Press
Gsear
Pranen
Letiewer
Counell
Merling
Silesia
Grea Drusin
France
Germany
Seize wine and hoon in raid on Watertown store
Madison Wisconsin prohibition agents raided a Watertown store and seized eighteen cases of wine. The operator Degkhat, a local, was said to be intoxicated while the raid occurred. Inner rooms were reported used to manufacture Aquor.
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Watertown
Madison
Wis
W. RR Deckhos
Autos to Tour Cities on Merchants Trip
A large procession of autos is expected to depart from the city next Wednesday morning for four neighboring towns Sparta Rockland Banger and West Salem. The trip aims to attract local interest and showcase the beauty of the Ohio valley while drawing crowds to observe the parade and enjoy picnic gatherings.
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Cnnit
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants' Bureau
West
Sparta
Rockland
Banger
West Salem
Baatity Ra Grosse Valley
Ming
Hesels
What Do You Know About State Taxes
A Sunday Tribune and Leader-Press analysis by legislative expert William Anderson explains the state's financial methods and condition. Readers will gain insights into state affairs that have mystified them, with additional items promised in the feature.
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Tribune and Leader Press
Wm i Anderson
Sunday Tribune and
Leader-Press
Germany Says U S Treaty Is Almost Ready
Berlin reports three weeks of talks between German officials has yielded a general working basis for a morrow peace treaty with the United States. Berlin accepts principles in the Porter Knox proposal and backs American attitude on rights under the Versailles treaty. No economic terms discussed. envoy appointment to be decided as Washington proceeds.
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Associated Press
Foretzi
Gils Loring Dressel
Bertin
Rosen
Minis.t
Germany
United States
Worth Cabinet
Treaty of Veres
Washington
America
Bertine
Miller appeals ruling in Eau Claire funeral home case
J Miller seeks a Wisconsin circuit court stay to overturn Judge Wickman’s decision. Plaintiffs Daniel Cunningham Thomas Woolley and others on West Avenue allege the Plaza home business lowered property values and disrupted a residential street. Judge Wickman ruled for plaintiffs and barred Miller from operating the funeral home pending appeal.
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J. Miller
Wisconsii
West Avenue South
Platz
John BF. Woherty
Higbee
Swennes
Mr. Miller
Chirk
Ghenit Court
Kleeber
Wicknam
Eau Claire
Daniel Cunningham
Thomas Wooll- Tey
Glle Sealt
West Avenue
Mii Street
Jking
Mar Miller
Plaza Homestead
Yale
Wickhan
Miller
Opprietus
Streets Surfacing Two Thirds Done in La Crosse
Noteworthy progress in rebuilding old macadam streets in La Crosse shows two thirds completed with heavy oil on 18 miles. City officials report smooth roads now traverse in any direction and expect all board projects finished by September. Complaints about rough spots on Jackson North Twelfth and South High streets should vanish after a second gravel coat. Resurfacing 15 miles this year costs about $120,000.
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Macadan
la Crosse
Publi Works Totay
Board of Public Works
Lae
Jackson
Twelfth Street
South
Delacriva
Hoover Stipulation Accepted for Famine Relief
A dispatch reports Hoover accepts a stipulation as part of famine relief efforts. The item notes political maneuvering around freeing an American prisoner in Russia, with Senator Franc voting cautious while indicating he will speak after reviewing documents. Reports from Moscow describe famine across Russia, with grain confiscation failing and hunger spreading through cities and peasantry.
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Bailor
Russia
France Resseck
Insc
Moscnw
Franc
Sime Yost
Newis
Moscow
Nikolai Lenfoc
Warsaw
Ormed
White Russia
We' Pallyn
Meanest Bandits Rob A Government Hospital Raid
In Chicago two wounded World War veterans housed at a United States Public Health Services hospital on Fast Ferry Street were robbed Saturday. The bandits seized all cash and cigarettes belonging to the veterans, George Sindes and Henry Garthel, in a brazen breakout from the barracks.
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Chicago
United States
Public Health Services Hospital
Fast Ferry
Seventh Street
George Sindes
Henry Garthel
Hoover Offer to Aid Russia Accepted for Famine Relief
The Russian government accepted Herbert Hoover's offer to aid famine relief in Russia on the condition that American prisoners there be released. The reply, signed by Leo Kamenoff for the nonpartisan famine relief committee, calls for immediate negotiations and lists Free the prisoners as part of the terms. The note suggests Directors Brown or another authorized envoy travel to Moscow Riga or Reval to begin talks.
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IGA
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Rasta News Agency
Moscow
Leo Kamenatf
Follocrs
Herbert Meaver
American Relief Association
Brown
Voy
Srescow
Riga
Reval
Rosella
Hoover
American Relief Administration
Maxim
Gary
Cork Opnent
Sras
Orton
Hughes
Leo Kamenoff
Mughes
Vatoss
Ekshtar
Amerinins Aermally Ht
Rus
Stevedores Walk Off Duluth Dock Over Conditions
Duluth dock workers at the Gerat La Transit yard walked off duty, 126 stevedores joining the action as they loaded the steamer Troy. Spokesman Martin Carlson said the walkout was to protest untenable conditions and not a strike, with the firm noting the move was not aimed at Couriers.
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Mins
Gerat la Transit Corporation
Troy
Martin Carlson
Inée
Carlsog Larmad
Lae Stevedores & “Pro
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