Republicans of Wisconsin to Choose Senate Nominee in Madison
The Wisconsin Republicans meet in Madison to select a candidate for the United States Senate to harmonize with President Coolidge and the national party. Chairman Campbell says delegates will be chosen by county conventions and will be instructed to use their best judgment. The convention site is the Armory Hall on Meritt Street.
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United States
R. M. la Fe
Republican
Wd. Campbell
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Campbell
Repul
tYre
Iim North
Minnesota
Julian Ia
Thor Linjonk
Tin NASA
Iehey
Hele Aematian
MacMillan Radio Fest Broadcast From Polar Expedition
Reports from Chicago show complete success in transmitting a broadcast from the MacMillan Path expedition near Greenland. The program was clearly heard in Chicago and Wisconsin with London announcing reception in the British Isles as the signal carried songs and instrumental music for three hours.
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Unttea
Chicago
Zenith Studio Corporation
MacMillan Path
Etat
Greenland
Fran Frank Works
Algiwaukes
Wis
Miesengen
London
British Isles
Eihey
Central America Convinced of U S Pan American Policy
By Asenemsea Preah Williamstoun. Pan American Union Director Leo Rowe in Washington says Central American people are gradually convinced that the United States does not seek to control their destinies but will aid them. He notes the withdrawal of the fiction guard in Nicaragua signals active U S interest in Central America as a concrete expression of Pan American policy.
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Asenemsea Preah Williamstoun
Moar
Central America
Leo 5
Rowe
Zh Pan- American Union
Washiyon
Atoraults
Dr. Rowe
United Stas
Nicatasca
United States
Aulied
Washington
Cooldisn
Nicaragua
Jas
Alonagua
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Hen- Sersan
Corinto
Feaya
Nirarncin
Official Call For Wisconsin Republican Convention 1925
The Official Call for the State Republican Convention announces a gathering at Oshkosh Wisconsin on August 13 1925 at 10 oclock a m to nominate one United States senate candidate to be chosen at a special election and conduct other business. Each Wisconsin county gets one district delegate and one additional per 500 votes cast for the Republican presidential nominee at the last general election. W A Campbell chairman Republican Executive Committee Oshkosh Wis August 3 1925.
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Oshkosh
Wis
United States Senate
Eseh
Wisconsin
Steler
United States
Republican Party of
W. A. Campbell
Oshikosit
Knights of Columbus Squires set for Duluth initiation
Assoc Press reports the Columbian Squires youth group of the Knights of Columbus will be officially initiated in Duluth amid the International convention. Delegates plan to adopt a program linking education, youth activities, and a course in psychology as part of the movement.
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Knights of Columbus
Associfted Press
Duluth
Miamn
Columbian Squires
We Knights of Columbus
Columbiga’ Squires
Wrightspo? Golumbes
Squire
Boyelozy
Notre Dame University
Columbia
Wenesday
Hearn
Hig
Vt Delle Muratze
Rome
Italy
A. Jending
France
de Scoltare
Hspolk
Europe
Jim Pose
Weath
the Order
Jimex A. Flaherty
Philadelphis
Gubans Refuse Fight Krim Prisoner Barrage
A garbled Associated Press report recounts alleged tensions in Morocco involving Abd and his Effrians. It mentions volunteers, a steamship voyage, a raft disaster, and rescue efforts with crews and guards responding to a perilous escape.
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Associated Press
New York
Abd
Morocco
Antonin Lopes
Pacite
Hazaan Sever
Patto
A. Musiera
Spark of War Flickers in the Balkans
An Athens sourced dispatch reports rising tensions near the Bulgarian border as Greece demands action after a Greek landowner is killed. The Pangalos government orders troops to the frontier, with a possible invasion to three miles into Bulgaria if the ultimatum fails.
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Anthony Panlisyannakis
United Press Star
Athens
Miniouah
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Grok
Tims Tim
Alenimaka
Noconades
Mixed
Pangalos
Gontinuca
Four Days Needed to Land 17S Planes in Arctic Expedition
The MacMillan Arctic expedition requires four days to prepare Etah landing, erect aircraft, and level a beach. Commander Byrd reports a steep, rocky site needing removal and sand runways, with planes to be wheeled in. Weather cold with wet snow and fog. all personnel in good condition and eager to begin.
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Washington, D. C
Etah
Navy Department
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Commander Byrd Auld
Tviss
Runwass Bull
Eyrd
McDonald
Steel
Will Turn to Boys for Further Glues in Schumacher Case
Milwaukee county sheriffs and state authorities seek new clues in the Arthur Schumacher disappearance from his Wauwatosa home. A reward of 31,000 is offered as relatives press for leads, with a nationwide bulletin to aid the search. George Baller, Wauwatosa chief of police, announced the enhanced description and five-state distribution.
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Presa Miwaukee
Milwaukee County
Tepalr
Ioua
Arthur Schumacher
Wauwatosa
of Acery
Stizain
Minaing Bav
George Baller
Wauwalosa
Minsing Bas
Wisconsin
Postponed Attempt to Flee English Channel Swimmer
Grisnet and Frante-Fa report that American swimmer Misa Gerteude Ederie has postponed her fourth attempt to cross the English Channel. She was set to depart at 4 a.m. tomorrow but will wait until Wednesday.
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Grisnet
Misa Gerteude Ederie
Har
English
Buit
Civil War veteran of prominence dies
Madison Wisconsin telegram reports the death of Brank W. Okey a Civil War veteran and postmaster at Reloit and former United States glassha l of the western district of Wisconsin He had served as president of the Madison Tailways company before its receivership and worked as a clerk for the U S district court until 1920 resigning due to ill health
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Madison
Brank W. Okey
Reloit Amd
United States Glasshal
Wisconsin
Okkey
Madison Tailways Company
Recuiversaty
Ia Wluo
United States District Court
Cell Shock to Scotts Claim in Sanity Hearing
Chicago reports that judge Joseph B. David presides a sanity hearing for Scott, facing execution for the murder of Joseph Maurer. The state presents twenty witnesses, defense nine, with jurors urged to follow the law. The term cell shock enters legal vocabulary as the hearing unfolds.
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Chicago
Joseph B. David Severa
David
Wiliam Scott Stewart
Ventremen
Gott
HLA
Judes Joseph
David Saven
Scott
Cellows
Joseph Mauer
Koa
Cook County
Galle
Tia
Public safety item used as means of passing by own action
Unclear report from Superior detailing a public safety incident. The piece mentions a resident over thirty five and a public safety item struck by a vehicle on Sunday. Health declines and family relations are referenced, including a nephew and sister with ties to Chetek and Canada.
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Uys
Bowie
Mia
Afra Titer Reuser Chetek
Win
Tenry
Canada
War Between Unions Hits Building Work in Trio of Cities
Bricklayers employed by George A Farley Construction strike halting work on about 20 million dollars of projects in New York Washington D C and Florida. Company says idle three apartment buildings a department store in Washington and Florida sites tied up by labor action amid union feuds and plasterers walkout protests in other cities.
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New York
George A. Farley Construction Company
Washington
Florida
Fuller Company
Plasterers
Countrpetten
Chicago
Phintelphia
Sell Tompkins Home as Children Inherit Funds
United Press reports the Milwaukee scene follows the sale of E Pay Tompkins estate after his wife’s murder two years ago. White Tompkins remains in custody in Wisconsin awaiting criminal proceedings. A jury has approved a sale of Tompkins' property for 13 shillings and 75 cents, with proceeds directed to his children.
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E. Pay Taridkins
Milwaukee
Rosuie
Che Sale
Rioters clash as troops quell Klan meeting in Westwood
A riot erupted near a Ku Klux Klan gathering in Westwood prompting police to deploy troops. Injuries occurred among residents and several men were arrested for concealed weapons as a mob of about 400 anti Klan demonstrators attacked the scene with bricks, bats, and fists, driving fear through the town.
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Agwocia
Drews
Westwood
Jatington
Laren Menifor
Ku Klux Iinn
Munagushurunga
ton-Providence Highway
Georo Khinanien
Gerrhaiefiter
Howse
Steuben
Locka
Ourniite
Firminghem
Confession Is Hoax Detected In Court Case
A confession presented by a detained individual is questioned as a hoax. Officials report initial claims resembling a staged statement. The事件 involves a person named Beetham and a medical or forensic context referencing a toraph musser. Further verification and retractions followed.
Burial body sent for a local figure may be noted
Fragmentary OCR text references a burial for a local individual with unclear details. Readable bits mention a body sent for burial and possible names or places, but specifics on person, date, or location are obscured. Further clarification or source restoration needed.
Becoming a Global Leader and Nation's Mourning
Fragmented garbled text references President Coolidge Harding and Monroe era imagery. It mentions becoming a global leader, president, and a nation in mourning along with references to poverty and a poem style piece. The readable fragments point to a historical obituary or tribute context.
Farmer-Labor Party to Function Amid AFL Opposition
The Minnesota Farmer-Labor Party announces continued operation despite AFL opposition. The reform movement seeks a distinct path in Minnesota politics, with Julian serving as president and party members preparing to field candidates under a reorganized banner.
Wheat Takes Jump in Chicago Market Day
In Chicago market activity wheat surged with buyers driving prices higher, while a separate crop damage report hinted at broader concern for yields. The upturn appeared linked to autumn demand and broader commodity trends, with prices around a key pivot as traders weighed supply prospects and market momentum.
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Chicago
Monen
Epec
Ingalls Seeks Republican Nomination for U S Senate
Mr Ingalls announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to fill the vacancy in the U S Senate created by the death of Robert M La Follette. He pledges to oppose policy in harmony with the Republican administration and to cooperate with party leaders as Oshkosh plans a convention.
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Wallace
Ingalls
Ansemblyning
Robert M. la Faltetty
Oshkosh
Marion Farm Fire Sparks Deadly Blaze
Report from Marion describes a devastating fire that started by boys near a farm turning deadly. The blaze destroyed machinery sheds livestock and a silo, with authorities noting attempts to prevent spread and possible involvement near the turns. Spanglur and Marlin aided, along with A J Meyers, as the scene burned.
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Spanglur & Marlin
A J Meyers
Fragmented Ex Council Convention Text Misreads Language
A garbled OCR-style passage discusses a council convention and party affiliation, noting a resolution and a national convention. The text is unclear with many misspellings and odd phrases, making precise details difficult to confirm.
Early America story of Native and settler clashes
A fragmented historical narrative sketches indigenous and colonial encounters with a focus on ritual, conquest, and intergroup conflict. It mentions tribes from the Cove Deray Indian reservation and a confrontation near Cheauameson Bay, with pow wow spectators and a looming colonial presence shaping events.
Jewish Colonies in Soviet Russia Show Pictures in Contrast
Associated Press dispatch describes new Jewish colonies in the Soviet state facing uncertain harvest prospects. It notes expectations of better yields in Ukraine and Odessa district, with colonists hoping to improve their situation and pay debts. Several colonies report ruined crops and financial strain in the autumn season.
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Soviet Russia
Mcrae
Ukraine
Sears
Odessa
Oriy
Gsher
Odsen
Weather brief reports warmer Central Wisconsin
A foggy patch clears as central Wisconsin experiences warmer conditions. Light winds and partial sunshine are expected with milder highs across the region. Local officials advise caution for early morning travel due to lingering mist.
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