Japanese Compromise Would Help America Catch Up
Rapid City reports President Coolidge urged the US delegation to seek an agreement at the naval conference. A Japanese compromise proposal would cap 16,000 ton cruisers at twelve for Britain and the US and for Japan until 1931, with a secondary 6,000 ton class and enforcement via renunciation if others expand. Secrecy surrounded the talks as Allied envoys exchanged texts and sought time to study the plan.
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America
Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
Cossidge
White House
Great Britain
Geneva
Associated Press
Neparitite Naval Conference
Great Briiain
Japan
United States
Enhi
W . Bridgeman
Admiralty
Saito
London
Falime
Admirale Saito
Viscount Ishu
Hugh S Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Hilary P Jones
Wisconsin Glee Club Arrives in Montreal After European Tour
Twenty five members of the University of Wisconsin Glee Club arrive in Montreal aboard the Cunard liner Ausoma after two months touring the British Isles, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, and France. Led by Professor E Earl Swiney and George Chandler, the group sang in London on July 4 before Lady Beecham and for the American Women's club. Fifteen of the original forty-member party returned to America. Plans are underway for an extended European tour next year or the following year.
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Montreal
Que
Ilp
Wisconsin Glee Club
Ausoma
British Isles
Switzerland
Germany
Belgifm
France
E. Earl Swiney
Voice
Universty
George Chandler
Orginal
Madison
America
London
Lady Beecham
American Women's Club
Europe
Nest
Ohio Governor seeks interstate coal wage conference
Governor Donahey asks governors Jackson of Indiana and Small of Illinois to back a plan for a joint conference of miners and operators from Ohio Indiana and Illinois to resume wage scale talks. Officials cite deadlock with United Mine Workers and urge action to break the stalemate and set the dispute on an economic basis.
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Columbus
Donahey
Tinas
Indiana
Ed Jackson
Len Small
Finois
Ohio
United Mince
Govarmor
Thdiana
Thiors
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
S .H. Robbins
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
Associated Press
Iinois
Kankakee
Ulimois
Settlig
Associated Press Today
Ohio Executive
Terre Harte
Ind LP
Umvers
International Police Committee
Harvey Cartwright
District 11
Artwright
Vic. Donahey
Illinois
District 1
Ihnas
Pennsylvania
United States Plans Shore Air Service From Sea to Land
The United States moves to organize a shore to air service linking ships at sea with Curufield Long Island after Clarence Chamberley’s successful flight in a Fokker biplane from Leviathan. David A Burke, Steamship Co. general manager, says project could begin by late spring with no investment yet authorized. Cooperation with immigration post office and customs will be needed for passenger mail and merchandise transfers.
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New Yorkl
United States Lines
Air Vta
Ocean
Clarence Chamberley
le 'Viathan
Curufield
Long Island
David A Burke
Steamship Company
Levia
New York
Sprng
Postofice
Back to Normal After Rain Storm Disruptions in New York
New York returned to normal after a violent rain storm disrupted life yesterday. Subway traffic paused over an hour as water flooded underground caverns causing delays and safety concerns. Theater attendance fell as streets flooded and passengers faced walkways near Faul locations.
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New York
iPi
Brilliance and low scores mark state amateur golf play
Appleton Wis. second day qualifiers shine under calm sun at Butte des Morts course. George Dawson Milwaukee carded 37, Otto Lehmann Racine 79, Clyde Pishuon Milwaukee 82, Reginald Schully Delafield 81, with others like Ned Allis and Morgan Manchester posting strong scores. Fathers and sons era to compete in the paterfamilias event alongside the main tournament.
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Appleton
Wis
Rey Carroll
Milwaukee
Clyde Pishion
Thos. McGurn
Otto Lehmann
Racine
Joe Thoma
R. Schully
Delafield
H. Gardner
Mel Johnson
F. Cannon
Malmannee Sae
Butte Des Morts
Wisconsin
George Dawson
Bully
Milwaukee Haing
Dawson
Lehmann
Clyde Pishuon
Reginald Schully
Ned Allis
Morgan Manchester
Madison
Alls
J C. Davis
Ned Alls
Levine and Pilot to Start for New York Flight
Nottingham reports Charles A Levine and French pilot Maurice Drouhin plan a flight to New York from St Bourget France around August. They aim to use the moon phase and deny rumors of discord between Levine and LGroulun. In Wisconsin nine people fall ill after arsenic sprayed cabbage at a Dotyville dinner, all recovering by Monday.
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Levine
Pilot
New York
Nottingham
Eng
Charles A Levine
Maurice Drouhin
St Bourget
France
Lgroulun
Fond du Lac
Wis
John Loehr
Dotyville
Milwaukee Man Dies After Auto Crash
Thomas Gallagher 47 of Milwaukee died at Deaconess Hospital after sustaining injuries in an automobile accident Monday morning.
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Milwaukee
Thomas Gallagher
Deaconess’ Hospital
Radio Program Listings For Tonight In United States
Central Standard Time schedule listing stations WEAF WGHP WIZ WDAF with hours 3 to 7 p m featuring Eveready hour Detroit Symphony Contients Budd Park band and Stromberg Carlson hour links to United Press 1927 broadcast guide.
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United Press
WEAF
Eveready
Stromberg- Carlson
Detroit
Detroit Symphony
The
Continentals
WDAF
Kansas City
Budd Park Band
Resurvey Planned for Federal Building Program
Washington D C survey ordered by Carl T Schunemann assistant secretary of the treasury to learn city building needs for a five year 2090 600000 construction program. A second survey will start next spring to check cities allocated for year two and a 35000000 request including 10000000 for the District of Columbia to be sent to congress.
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Washington, D. C
Carl T. Schunemann
Schunemann
Budget Bureau
District of Columbia
Congress
Four jailed for disorderly houses in Manitowoc area
Three keepers of disorderly houses were sentenced to jail and four women were fined 60 dollars each in municipal court here on Monday. Arrests followed a raid Saturday night on several places between Manitowoc and Two Rivers.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Auto Chase Investigated After Wisconsin Crash
Rodgeville officials probe unusual circumstances surrounding the death of James ONeill 30 Ridgeway after a crash near Arena A post mortem was conducted but results delayed while further angles are reviewed A passenger Hoskins in ONeills car is being questioned The fatal wound was a partially severed jugular vein in the collision with James Hudson Arena whose car caught fire but he and his mother survived.
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Rodgeville
Wis
Iowa
James O'Neill
Ridgeway
Arena
Hoskins
O'Neil
O’neil
James Hudson
Hudson
Parachute Failure Kills Pilot at Selfridge Field
Mount Clemens Michigan reports Licent Leelai D Schultze, a member of the first pursuit group at Selfridge Field, leapt from a burret airplane at about 1000 feet when his parachute failed to open and he died.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Leelai D Schultze
Selfridge Field
Burglars Hit Caboon Hardware in Medford Wis
Rob Medford store in Medford Wisconsin reports burglars entered Caboon Hardware early today looting 225 dollars in cash 320 in checks a large radial saw and a shotgun. They used hardware tools to tamper with the iron safe and cabinet safe combinations.
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Medford
Wis
Caboon
Madison appoints state humane officer candidate Stolen
Madison Wisconsin named a new state humane officer to succeed A C Stolen of Sparta. Governor Zimmerman announced the appointment pending a confirmatory ruling by the state civil service commission on Mr Stolen's eligibility.
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Madison
Wis
O. A
State Supreme Court
DE Frederick
Sparta
Zimmerman
State Civil Service Commission
Stolen
Pittsburg Newspapers Consolidate under Hearst and Block
Pittsburg morning papers The Gazette Times and The Post join with The Chronicle Telegraph and The Sun in a Hearst Block merger. The Post-Gazette and Telegraph-Sim form two consolidated dailies, reducing city papers to three. Four years earlier Pittsburg had seven papers.
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Pittsburg
William Randolph
Hearst
Paul Block
National
Gazette Times
Chronicle Telegraph
Block
Post
the Sun
Post-Gazette
Telegraph-Sim
Hearst-Brock
Press, & Scrippo- Howard
Telegraph-Sun
The
President Coolidge declines 1928 run in surprise statement
Rapid City reports President Coolidge, at a formal classroom style event, handed out typed slips declaring he will not seek reelection in 1928. The shock announcement followed weeks of disarmament concerns and mixed public signals, with analysts weighing health, economy, and party dynamics as Hoover, Dawes, and Lowden emerge as potential successors.
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Washington
Coolidge
Voice of
Commerce Hoover
Dawes
Lowden
Longworth
Charles Evans Hughes
Boy King Does Not Drink Wine In The Morning
In Bucharest a young King Michael refused a morning communion sip, telling the priest he does not drink wine in the morning. Princess Mother Helen watched with mixed pain and amusement as the royal boy finally took a small taste to receive the blessing.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Helen
Michael
President Coolidge to skip 1928 reelection bid
United Press reports that President Coolidge will not run in 1928. Butler had predicted as early as February that Coolidge would announce he would not seek another term. Vice President Dawes, told reporters he has nothing to say on the decision.
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United Press
Butler
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Coolidge
Noted Pitcher Honored Today by Admirers
Washington fans at Griffith Stadium celebrated Walter Johnson’s twentieth major league season with a Johnson Day tribute. He prepared to pitch against the Detroit Tigers as Secretary Kellogg and AL President Johnson presented gifts and the first MLB Distinguished Service Medal. Johnson said he may still win games but will not pitch regularly, planning to continue baseball for now.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Washington, D. C
America
National Capital
Griffith Stadium
Johnson
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Gnfilth Stadium
Kellogg
Wadene
Coolidge
2 B
Detroi
Billy Evans
Associated Press
Walter
Weather summary from Daily Northwestern Observations
The report notes varied conditions across Wisconsin and nearby areas. North and northeast portions show clear to partly cloudy skies with warmer conditions expected midweek, while southern regions experience cooler, unsettled weather with cloudier skies.
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Associated Press
Northwestern
Rabies Panic Triggers Racine Dog Muzzling Order
After the death of Wilfred Hammerson from rabies and six children treated with Pasteur serum, Racine Mayor William Armstrong orders all city dogs to be muzzled. Unmuzzled or stray dogs will be shot. This marks the first emergency since 1912. Dogs may be taken to the garbage plant for 24 hours before disposal if not claimed.
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Racine
Wis
Wilfred Hammerson
Wiliam Armstrong
W. S. Goodland
Flammerson
Indiana
Wammerson
Dumer
President Coolidge declines 1928 run in dramatic press briefing
Rapid City story recalls Coolidge announcing he would not seek re election in 1928. He faced reporters in private office, wore a cigar and small smile, and handed each correspondent a prepared statement as they filed by. He then left with Senator Capper for the motorcade amid astonished questions.
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Rapid City
S. D
Coolidgen
Mr. Coolidge
Mr. Coslidge
Senator Capper
Kansas
White House
Shakeup in Federal Prohibition Office Ordered
Washington DC Seymour Lowman assistant secretary of the treasury ordered a major reorganization of the federal prohibition office. Major H H White was moved to general supervisor of acid offices. Alt officials were reassigned and field offices to be restructured for efficiency.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Prohibition Organization
Seymour Lowman
Secretary of Treasury
H. H White
Alt Offedal
James Jones
Lowman
White
Painter killed by streetcar near Silver Spring road
Milwaukee paper reports painter John Wesley, 43, employed by Northwestern road, dead after being struck by a passenger tram while working on a bridge over a culvert near Silver Spring road Tuesday morning. The tragedy highlights unsafe working conditions in early transport construction.
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Mibwaukee
John
Silver Spring
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