Suitors for Senate Seek Its Smile In Regular GOP Gathering
The piece reports a regular Republican convention in Madison next week with large delegations and numerous reservations. It notes Charles E. Whelan’s claim of a Senate bid and lists other Wisconsin contenders for the U S Senate including Wilcox and Follette allies, plus a Democrats’ statewide meeting set for Aug 18 to organize for the senatorial race.
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Mr.Wilcox
Hela
Eau Iaire
Wis
Ford
Wytens
Eau Claire
Senate
Ate
Robert
le Folfevre
Fia Campaienne
United States
World Court of International Justee
Uj St. Lawrence
United States Supreme Court
Wilcox
Madison
Northwestern Editorial Declares Support for Coolidge Slate
The Northwestern reprints its July 23 editorial stating it will back the Republican nominee chosen at the state convention to fill Wisconsin’s vacant U S Senate seat. It argues for party regularity centralization, and support for President Coolidge and the national GOP administration.
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Northwestern
United States
Robert M. la Follette
3Orthwestern
Medias
Coolidge Republic Fos
Wisconsin
Vention
Real
Nine
Coolidge
Joe
Cepentine
Cuming
Advanci
Germany to win more than she lost warns analyst
Edward A. Gay predicts Germany will gain foreign markets and “30 years” of profit from war indemnities while the United States faces competition for raw materials and markets. He cites delays in supplies and a German trade push reshaping postwar economics.
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Willamstown
Mass
Germany
Edward A. Gay
Harvard
Institute of Politics
United States
Gay
Foxeur
Jesse Reeves
University of Michigan Vnserter
Kidnapped Father Case Sparks Relatives Dispute
United Press reports in Winnipes city relatives accuse a woman of kidnapping Peter Bruce a 80 year old blind father. Braden initially resisted but joined officers for release and court appearance. Relatives claim the abduction aimed to influence the elder’s will and marriage terms.
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United Prens
Winnipes
Braden
Swan Tver
Pan
Svening
Tasy
Rompany Shim
Romeet Arra
Peter Bruce
Stonewall
Russia and United States hold back on recognition stance
Trotsky in exclusive interview cites rapid Soviet industrial growth and calls for recognition to aid trade and development. Washington weighs diplomacy and the Chinese crisis, with Coolidge administration cautious amid anti foreign sentiment and Bolshevist fears.
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Ludwell
United Press
Washington
Trotsky
Coolidge
Far East
America
Mary Louise Browning Goes on Fifth Avenue Shopping Spree
Mary Louise Browning daughter of a janitor and recent winner among 17 000 rivals toured Fifth Avenue in a sky blue Rolle Royce with a chauffeur and her new millionaire father Edward W Browning. She selected gowns hosiery and designer shoes as part of a lavish wardrobe plan at Macy’s while awaiting possession of a private estate at Kew Garden Inn.
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United Press
New York
Mary Louise Browning
Fifth Avenue
Edward W. Browning
Dorothy Sunshine
Mary Spas
Antoria
Macys
Mary
Ras
Pirth Avenue
Almars
Browning
Kew Garden Inn
Taylor
Hetero
Parley Ends Looming Threat as Coal Talks Loosen
Atlantic City reports stalled wage talks between antiracive miners and anthracite operators. President Coolidge weighs potential action as 198,009 miners face a Sept 1 work suspension if no new contract is agreed. Miners back Joan Lewis and full scale committee support for union policy while operators claim power to set terms.
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Azinciated Press
Swauupserts
Masa
Ghee
Tren
Minera
Coolidge
Tahan
Ans
AU Hota
Washington
Atlantic City
Hoover
Philadelphia
Seale
Lewis
Aince
Joan L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Amer Toa
N. J
Pennsylvania
Torgether
Smne Dle
Manitowoc Shipyard Tragedy Drowns Three Workers
Three workers at the Manitowoc Shipyards drowned when a staging collapsed on the river bank. Welter Radher Joby Oatman and G. F. Battne were swept into the Manitowoc River as the platform fell. responders recovered two bodies within twenty minutes. the third remained submerged as divers and doctors attempted resuscitation.
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Cailee Prams
Manitowoc
Welter Radher
Joby Oatman
Manitexoq
G. Battne
Hoger
Harman
Tatriee
Diagxing
Raether Wan
Incu
Crarien
Webb
Dota Sipyardy
Radther
Planes Make Test Flight From Greenland Expedition
Report describes three airplanes from Byrd’s expedition conducting test flights near Greenland. The fleet reached 10 000 feet, tested at 41 000 feet, and performed reconnaissance over glaciers. Mechanics Reber Pila Nok and Sorenson praised for work. pigeons reported ready for further radio tests. The team plans radio and land tests while seeking Ellesmere Island base logistics toward Cape Thomas Hubbard.
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Breen
Washington, D. C
Ritch
Greenland
Byrd
Navy
Boatawain Reber
Pila
Nok
Sorenson
Delut
Theremetitine
Ative
NaA-i
Ted Gate
Ai Ili
Yon
Rhimes
Mainkink
Hellevine iDistrict
Columbia
Seth
Mstihjian
Ellesmere Jelanacrine
Missing Milwaukee child inquiry stalls as detectives probe
A baffling missing child case in Milwaukee stalls investigators as detectives and deputies search areas near Lake and other sites. Officials say there is no trace yet of the boy and suspects remain unconfirmed amid widespread fear and frantic screening of leads.
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Jay
Milwaukee
Arthur Slime Marker
Fear
Winnwen
Ayers Iin
Miwaukee
Milano County
Wnarite
Fey
Winte Duis
Hinhaay
Lake
Ware
Eas
Watershed Study Under War Acknowledge
In a wartime context a watershed study notes changes to the Rainy Lake region. The passage references international currents and the role of the war in shaping environmental and political analyses.
Streetcar Crash Injures Fifty in City Transit Incident
A major city streetcar collision injures about fifty people. Reports describe a chaotic scene with multiple ambulances and surprised bystanders. Authorities investigate cause and potential service disruptions.
Roosevelt team at MaralbashI in renewed push
A garbled but readable report places the Roosevelt party at MaralbashI with a renewed push at a 70 60 score. It mentions figures and places linked to a political or sporting context and hints at ongoing activity and tension surrounding the event.
Burial of late American envoy in Tokyo draws large crowd
A solemn procession in Tokyo accompanied by Japanese and American officials escorted the coffin of the late envoy to Japan from the United States. Police guarded a funeral route as dignitaries and crowds gathered at the church. The ceremony featured American and Japanese officials and military honors amid a formal farewell.
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Japan
Karytzame
United States Naval
Oailitey
Beir Aimorient
Andre
Prindraidy
Felkada
hoombiaNnlor
Wil
Romorrow
Guimaaler
H.R. Hein
Aiinehe
Buluon
Lemar Uwdovardhig
Pia
Hurricane Alps Devastates Regions Leaving Death and Ruin
A chaotic storm sweeping from Calvert to Maple causes widespread destruction and fatalities. Officials report collapsed structures, endangered roads, and disrupted power as residents brace for recovery efforts.
Dempsey To Meet Wills In The Ring
An unspecific report notes boxing figure Dempsey plans to face Wills in a match set for a forthcoming event. Details on date and location are unclear in the garbled text.
Powers In Accord On China Treaty Ratifications
May ratifications finalized at the state department by Secretary Kellogg with eight powers, including Great Britain Japan France and others, linking to the open door and customs in China. Peking to be notified and China to appoint a conference within three months. delegates named for Washington and Peking. Paris reports evacuations of Duesseldorf Duisburg and Rubotort as Ruhr area moves proceed in 1925.
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China
Washington
State Department
Louden
Mullver
Hongkong
Ain? Doycott
Unites Press
Kellogg
Trrat
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Jiny
Belgium
Netherlands
Portugal
Socrelary
Welingyelit
Peking
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Duesseldorf
Dulberg
Rubrort
Ruhr
Macah
Simons
London
Desseldert
Mrs Coolidge Learns to Swim Amid Channel Talk
Enthusiasts watch Mrs. Coolidge take swimming lessons near White Court as she contemplates crossing the English Channel. The president, still tied to the White House routine, shows cautious progress while admirers compare her to Gertrude Ederle.
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Swampscott
Wallatle Arta
English
White House
Mra
Cuvildre Han
Gertrude Ederle
Sha
Jack Dempsey Promises Tentative Yet Party to Fight
Los Angeles reports quote Jack Dempsey saying he agrees with Tex Rickard only verbally to fight Harry Wills, criticizing New York posting as dragging the champion match into controversy. Kearns arrives to oversee negotiations as talks proceed with renewed urgency.
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Califedack
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Harry Whnaway
Conmia
Sim
Mach
Fuckard
Rhashedy
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