Governor Fuller Refuses Clemency In Sacco Vanzetti Case
Boston reports Gov. Alvan T. Fuller refused clemency for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. He faulted prolonged delays, upheld the 1927 trial jurors, and noted a fair trial and no reason for a rehearing. The decision ends hopes for executive intervention.
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Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Alvan T. Fuller
Charlestown State Prison
William G. Thompson
Hoppon
Rose Sacco
Bartoliomeo Vanzetti
Toj
cSange
Commonwealth
Frederick A. Parmenter
South Braintree
Alessandro Berardelli
Spearl
Fuller
Fatr
Government Printing Office, Nation's Largest Plant
Washington D. C. The Government Printing Office stands as the world’s largest printing plant with 4300 employees, a $3,000,000 equipment value, and $12,000,000 annual operating cost. It runs 11,800 pounds of paste monthly, prints all U.S. postal cards, money orders, and stock forms, and maintains a full in-house ink and roller production lab.
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Washington, D. C
Government
Ersantic
Congress
Bill Glone
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Government Printing Office
United States
Government Printing
Trrce
Post Office Department
Astal
Gontinard
Demonstration Planned in Milwaukee Over Sacco-Vanzetti Verdict
Milwaukee plans an organized protest against the death sentence for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. A rally at Courthouse square is set for Saturday with speakers including Leo Blrzycki of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers James F. Cannon International Labor Defense J. J. Handley Wisconsin Federation of Labor Rev Fox Marquette University president and other Wisconsin leaders.
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Milwaukee
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Aiyvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Courthouse Square
Leo Blrzycki
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
James F. Cannon
International Labor Defense
J. J. Handley
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Ohio Guards Deployed to Five Counties Over Mine Disturbances
Adj. Gen. Henderson dispatched ten Ohio National Guard officers to five coal regions to restore order amid mine disturbances. Governor Donahey urges restart of wage-issue talks with UMWA head John L. Lewis and coal operators in Toledo on August 15. He seeks support from Indiana Illinois and Pennsylvania governors to reconvene talks after a Miami deadlock.
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Columbus
Ohio National Yard
Adj
Frank D. Henderson
Henderson
Donahey
Ohio National Guard
Toledo
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Rice Miller
Ohio
Miami
Fla
Indiana
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Len Small
Winois
Ed Jackson
Tennsylvania
Paving Contracts Awarded In Neenah Council Session
Neenah Wisconsin contracts for paving five streets and a sixth pending were awarded to the Deem & Accept Construction Co for Doty Avenue Church Street and Lincoln Street plus an alley by Anspach department store. Larton Morgan Co of Oshkosh bid low for macadamizing Sherry Street. Sewer construction plans were approved and a weights and measures sweep found many gasoline station violations with no prosecutions.
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Neenah. Wis
Deem Sccepted
Doty Avenue
Walnut
Church Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Io Canal Straet
Lincoln Street
Third
Anspach
He Amour
Larton-Morgan Company
Oshkosh
Sherry Street
Union
van Street
Board of Public Works
Wild Blimp Flight Over New York Lands Safely in Long Island Meadows
Anthony Hansler piloted a home built ninety four foot blimp that rose over Secaucus New Jersey and New York before a gas bag tear forced an emergency descent. He strapped a parachute and released a 1500 foot rope hoping for a catch. several attempts failed until the craft landed in Long Island meadows.
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New York
Anthony Hansler
Long Island Meadows
Morris ‘Tl. Hamza
Union City
N. J
Hamiza
Hansler
Secaucus
Savare
Differences over mine operation end in killing at Lick Run
C. J. Merz, president of the Lick Run company near Nelsonville, is slain after a dispute over mine management. His son in law Jim McMananway surrendered, claiming self defense. McMananway had aligned with miners while Merz operated non union. Authorities see it as a personal matter, not worker unrest.
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Colurtus
Lick Run
Nelsonville
C. J. Merz
Lick Run Company
Jim MecMananway
Merz
Mars
McMananway
Wisconsin Residents Registered at National Capital Hotels
Wisconsin residents staying in Washington hotels last week include Mr and Mrs M J Mueller of Sheboygan Mr and Mrs S H Smith and Mr and Mrs Edwin Schwanke of Milwaukee Miss Beulah H McComb Lima Center Frank Glas L A Snetcamp J B Larson John D Jensen all of Milwaukee or Sheboygan and Miss Elizabeth Lentz and Miss V Schlehlein, Milwaukee The treasury department released a list of four year municipal bonds renewable this month featuring Bay City Brill Elm Grove McNaughton Northfield Perkinstown Rudolph and other Wisconsin towns.
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Baceon 8
Timmons
Washington
Sally Northwestern
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin
M. J. Mueller
Sheboygan
S. H. Smith
Milwaukee
Edwin Schwanke
Beulah H. McComb
Lima Center
Frank ©. Glas
L. A. Snetcamp
J. B. Larson
John D. Jensen
Elizabeth Lentz
V. Schléhlein
Treasury Department
Test
Bay City
Brill
Elm Grove
McNaughton
Northfield
Perkinstown
Rudolph
Auto Collision Kills Conductor and Injures Seven Near Kenosha
Kenosha Wisconsin seven people were hurt and orchestra conductor James Lawier of Fond du Lac was killed in a midnight crash at U S 41 and Highway 50 seven miles west of Kenosha. Lawier rode with Paul McNally Lynn Fairbanks and others in a car struck by a vehicle driven by Arthur Mannier of Winthrop Harbor. Mannier and four others were detained with no charges. Two women in Milwaukee County were in critical condition after a second crash injuring five more people.
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Kenosha
Wis
James Lawier
Fond du Lac
U. S. 41
Highway 50
Lawier
Paul McNally
Kansas City
Lynn Fairbanks
Pond du Lac
Chicago
Arthur Munnier
Winthrop Harbor
Ill
Clarence Martel
Mannier
McNally
Fairbanks
Coremer
Milwauker
Provenice Wilde
A. P. Beckan
Ellen Wirich
Prank
Emil Lindnee
Soans
Kilbourn Road
Lindner
Fronoxville
Tennel
Uaei Automobile
Wes Stru
Memphis
Southern Railway
OC. A. Griffith
Knoxville
Coai
Milas Williams
Griffith
Barly
Lowden in Chicago for political talks with friends
Former Illinois governor Frank Lowden arrived in Chicago to discuss politics with a circle of friends after receiving a telegram from his summer home at Alexandria Bay. He refused to commit to a presidential candidacy and declined to identify who sent the message or the participants.
Rumor on Coolidge Run Debated in Rapid City
In Rapid City South Dakota observers dispute President Coolidge statement about not running for president in 1938 arguing it may imply a clear decision. The debate centers on whether the word choose indicates he is not a candidate and how it affects pledged delegates and potential convention favor.
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Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
White House
Washington
Rapkd City
Cog- Hage
Coolridge
Sonldee
Ute
Qneuely
Fortinue
Ielt
Former Canton Police Chief Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
The former Canton police chief, facing a life sentence after a conviction, had previously chosen not to run for office. The judge imposed the life imprisonment term, marking a dramatic turn in the case and ending his public service career.
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Caine
Canton
Seranus A. Len
Yel
Jason
Hoover Endorsed for President by One Manufacturer
Detroit manufacturer Henry Fort issued a statement endorsing Herbert Hoover as the logical Republican presidential candidate to succeed Calvin Coolidge. The producer said Hoover is sincere in his decision not to run.
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Detroit
Mich
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Henry Fort
Tini Manufaccurer
Herome
Gibson
Conference
Coolidge
Governor Cuts Appropriation Plan Across Multiple Bills
Governor Zimmunnerman vetoed bills to raise state expenditures by 135000 and approved 17000 for a Cooper Falls state park in Ashland county. He kept funding for the conservation commission at 458892 and deferred a 1250000 request for a Taycheedah women’s penal institution pending interim committee findings. He also blocked a 1050000 increase for the State Historical Society, noting it could operate with 4857 less than 57500.
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Mundison
Zimumnerman
Ashland County
Gehrman
Cooper Falls
Taycheedah
Fon
Eriia
State Historical Society
Zhamertmin
Burlington Chief Cites Youth Bathing Suit Concerns
Burlington Wisconsin reports police chief Frante Boller positions youth issue as concern after residents complain of girls in bathing suits parading near roads and lake areas. He notes farmers and cottage dwellers protest midnight swims and public exposure along Brown's Lake and surrounding routes.
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Burlington
Wis
Frante Boller
Brown's Lake
Tonight Radio Features From Coast to Coast
Radio listings detail evening programs across stations including WJZ WBZ WHAM and WIP Philadelphia. Highlights note operas philharmonic concerts male choruses and symphony performances at 7 to 8:10 p m with various station hookups and broadcasts.
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iCopyright
Walted Press
WEAF
WIP
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
WGHP
Detroit
WJZ
KDA
WBZ
WHAM
WOC
WBALI
Reee
Hail
Lewisohn Stadium
Philharmonic Orchestra
WMAQ
Chicago
WHMAQ
Murder Conviction Report in Local Editor Case
In a municipal tribunal today Jade Prank MM Clevenger overruled a defense motion. The editor Bon Po. Malistr was found guilty of murder in a case tied to the felonious death of an unnamed victim. The verdict highlights a dramatic courtroom turn leading to a life sentence consideration.
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Bon Po
Malistr
Jade
MM Clevenger
Ett
Desea
Jay
Elpetris
Recoman Merry
Tragic Bridge Collapse Drowns 25 on Mexican River
In Mexico City a cloudburst swelled the Conteper river near San Mizuri causing a bridge to collapse. Twenty five men who gathered to view the flood drowned as the bridge fell, with word of the disaster reaching Zitacuary and Archangel, Russia reporting eleven missing from the Siren wreck in the White Sea.
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Mexico City
Geneva naval talks end without accord on limits
Washington officials say failure at Geneva to reach a cruiser and destroyer limitation treaty is not final and that talks may resume. Secretary Kellogg notes British proposals were excessive and that U S British and Japanese delegates adjourned sine die after nearly seven weeks.
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Washington, D.C
Lin—Thope
Washington
Geneva
Kelloge
Heth
United
States
United States
Tripartite Naval Conference
Great Britain
Japan
Agi S
Gibson
Cribson
We. Iridgeman
Viscount Tsisii
Ife
Oas
Alimony Club Forms to Fight Gold Digging
The Alimony Club of Vilnois held its second meeting and adopted by-laws and a constitution. It plans a fund to support its anti alimony campaign and to collect evidence against crooked lawyers and framing detectives. President Dr. Vernon B. Cooley announced the movement’s local court impact and sent thanks to Judge Joseph David.
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Chicass
Vilnois
Reene
Cluo
Cub
Vernon BP. Cooley
Joseph ‘David
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Satto
Filler
BUARD
Pavieg
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National
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Lowden
Gutlinge
Clamate
Hoover
Copper Falls
Madison
Zimmerman
Conservation Commission
Burlington City
Seranug A. Lengel
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