Knights of Columbus Protest Mexican Policy at Convention
At Philadelphia meeting the Knights of Columbus adopted a strong protest against President Calles and Mexico policy. The statement urged U S action to protect American citizens and religious freedoms, criticized Soviet influence, and called for cooperation with labor groups to prevent Bolshevik ideas. It warned Americans at Mexico's doorstep must be safeguarded under constitutional rights.
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Knights of Columbus
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Calles
Mexico
TSA
Cejies
Obregon
State Départment
Callies
ALF. OF
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Supreme “Board of Directors
Campeiga
Russia
Rio Grande
State Department
Enishis of
Columbus
Ponzi Case: Judge Refuses Writ and Orders Transfer
Houston judge Charles Ache todar denies Charles Ponzi application for a writ of habeas corpus and orders Ponzi turned over to Massachusetts authorities. Ponzi's lawyers appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin next October. Ponzi faces a 7 to 9 year Massachusetts prison term for fraud as authorities transfer the case.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex—Distict
Charles Ache Todar
Charles Ponzi
Boston
Massachusetts
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Ponzi
Better Spirit of Cooperation Sought in State Institutions
A Wisconsin board meeting led by Joan J. Hannan aims to foster a more uniform basis for farm produce costs and reduce tensions among state stewards. The session will continue through Friday with the accounting staff and board members seeking smoother cooperation in managing state affairs.
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BC Associated Press
Madison
State Board of Contz
Joan J. Hannan
Wisconsin fair season opens at Mineral Point
The Wisconsin fair season opened yesterday at Mineral Point with more than eighty expositions anticipated across the agricultural and industrial sectors in Badger State. Local shows will run through October, featuring exhibits from various sections and communities.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Mineral Pont
Baroness Case Drops Manslaughter Charges
The investigation into Faron Michael Boyce-Garrett's death and the Baroness involved progressed but the manslaughter charges against the Russian nobleman were dropped. The inquiry focused on the Baroness while the fatal act by the baron remained unprosecuted.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
Faron
Michael Boyce-Garrett
Belleva
Baron
Wisconsin campaign heats up as candidates tour state
Milwaukee reports four weeks before the primary, candidates from Republican and Progressive slates press for votes. Key figures include Charles Perry Oshkosh on the Republican ticket and Sen Irvine Lenroot with peers pushing turnout and policy such as the Volstead Act. Discussions hint at possible Idaho visit by Sen Borah, while La Follette and Ekern lead the anti world court and forest policy lines.
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J. E. Helfert
Milwaukee
Inge
Jeff
Charles Perry
Ac Oshkosk
Chicaca
Robert J LaFollette
Wiliam EL Borah
Idzhe
Howe
Borah
Frenés
Irvine E
Rte
Fred HO Zimmerman
Dartington
Zimmerman
Madison Ring
Herman’ L. Ekern
Art OM Filehioc
Wisconsin
Tedas
Briinen
Blaine
Io TL
Lenrort
Hone Heir
United States
Govierno
Mame
Lenrooz Hasi
Washington
Ars
Evers
LaPoilette-Slaine-Ekern
Ize Lorenz
Warrants Out for Arrests in Revived Case
In Jersey City and Somerville New Jersey warrants have been issued for arrests connected to the 1920 murder of Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mullis. State Senator Simpson, special prosecutor, said two men are charged as accessories and a second individual, Nellie I Russell, is named as a material witness.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
Simpson
Ralph V. Or. Gorstine
Choir Sinter
Brunswick
Nor
Somerville
Eaward W_ Hall
Eleano
Mulis
Wera Toda
Bards of
Corney
Quentil
Mir Simpson
Brest
Nellie I. Rus. Sell
Darenars
Avestion
Russell
Mir. Simpson
Digcovssse
IpSson
Tan
Ailtis
Economy drive at Washington cuts to essential
Budget director TL M Loré and efficiency experts target wasteful spending in government branches. About 23 billion dollars will be cut before September 1 as the administration orders strict economy. Surplus materials will be recycled and publications pared to save taxpayer funds.
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Joseph
Mazner
Washington
TL M_ Loré
Adultration
Ecomomy Aritist
Ead
Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers reelect Kildon president
Wills C Kil don of Whitewater was reelected president of the Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers association at the close of the second annual convention in Menomonice. TA Crosse was chosen as the next convention city.
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Associated Press
Menomonic
Wis
Wills C. Kildon
Whitewater
Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
TA Crosse
Hearing of Portage Police Chief Enters Second Day of Testimony
Portage Wisconsin Charles Tremas reports the hearing of Police Chief Thomas Curry before the local fire and police commission continues into a second day. Dozens of witnesses testified on alleged misconduct, with several incidents from 30 to 32 years prior barred on legal technicalities. Grace Miller, who had sworn to an affidavit accusing Curry of improprieties, showed reluctance to testify.
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Portage
Associated Press Portage
Wis
Charles Tremas FL Curry
Thomas Currys
Fire and Police Commission
Afvidani
Curry
Beard
Beck
Jreare
Grace Miller
Senator to Speak Tonight at Menominee Park Oshkosh
United States Senator visits Oshkosh to urge voters on key issues in the current campaign for the senate seat. He will respond to opponent Governor Biain e and a large audience is expected at Menominee Park tonight.
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United States
Menominee Park
Wisconsin Statesman
Oshkosh
Senate
Biaine
European Focal Points Stir Paris Rome and Berlin Talks
Observers track three European focal points as Premier Palme and French and Italian officials push for financial rehabilitation. Andrew Melton and Count Volpi discuss Italian debt, while Schacht and Strong reportedly plan talks in Helland. Germany signals possible franc stabilization and a major international loan to consolidate debts.
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Associated Frees
Paris
Qobserveyeve
Palmeare
Andrew W. Melton
Treasury
Count Volp
Rome
altHovid
Zrom
Hfadmar Schachtelchsdrink
Helland
Benjamin Strong
New York Federal Reserve
Melian
Volfi
Sideon
Velpi
Washington
Cerni
Berlin
Xr Senacht
Wr Strons
Gar‘man Foreign Office
Finanz
Iss
Snancki Guartere
Tremier Poincare
Dh Teasure
Arfen
Pasart Bonds
Tobageo Mronopo
Twenty six drown when coastwise boat hits pontoon
Rio de Janeiro report says the coastwise steamer Bitar sank after a collision with a pontoon near the bay Amras while carrying freight and passengers from North Brazilian ports. Five crewmen perished and the rest were passengers. Survivors include the captain and mate arriving in Para.
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Ir Associated Press
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Bitar
Bay Amras
Fmm
Para
Anver Yangtse Toll Rises After Floods And Quakes
Massive floods on the Yangtze and a southeastern China quake region flood 7,906 square miles, killing about 3,960 and forcing hundreds of thousands to flee. Crop damage threatens famine. authorities warn of food shortages as Kore a also reports deadly floods and extensive inundations.
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Associated Press
Hankow, Chins
Mother Earth
RCS
Hupeh
Cavcaco
China
Popiat
Korea
Tokyo
Sii
Milwaukees Three Day Pageant Opens With Fleet And Air Show
Milwaukee readies three day pageant with Lake Michigan fleet anchored offshore for three days. Officials expect thousands of visitors from across Wisconsin and neighboring states to join the celebration. Mayor Dane will close factories and offices at noon Saturday to allow Milwaukeans to attend. Airplane events are set for Sunday afternoon with sixty planes participating.
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Ied Frese
Milwaukee
Milwaukes
Lake Front
Dane
Lake Michigan
Millwaukee
Premier Baldwin speaks on mining stoppage and relief
The United Press reports an exclusive statement from Premier Stanley Baldwin denying starvation among miners and detailing relief efforts. He notes boards of guardians and parish councils in England and Scotland distributing aid, with weekly totals estimated at 224000 pounds and 25500 pounds respectively, and states the dispute is economic, not a government wage or hours policy change.
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United Press
Stanley Baldwin
Eed
England
Wales
Boards of Guarcians
Scotland
Parish Council
Esal
Heatwave Grips Nation As Deaths And Dangers Mount
Authorities report rising heat across the nation with hundreds suffering heatrelated ills and several deaths. A 60 year old carpenter was found dead in Chicago while a reported explosion injured workers at a Franklin Park fireworks plant. Fire and police assess heat and blast dangers amid record temperatures in major cities including St Louis Des Moines Indianapolis and Fort Wayne.
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Airness Resenmkranz
Feng
Chiwee
Fele
Motoris Teather
Dodge
Fort Weeth
Tex
Kanws
Cis
Salt Lake City
St. Lome Dee Moines
Progressive Women Organization Formed in Wisconsin
Organization of Progressive Women formed under Mrs. Margaret Potter of Milwaukee to support the LaFollette Blaine Eker ticket with committee members listed from multiple Wisconsin towns including Madison Port Washington and Platteville.
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Associated Press Afadison
Margaret Potter
Milwaukee
Mittewile
LaFollette-Blaine-Eker
Einbert M. LaPottette
John J. Jaine
Herman WL. Einer
Maison
KH. L. Dugdale
Piattevile
Birs
Lo St. Malones
Stevens Poin
George Cassett
Port Washington
Della Nabor
May- Vite
Patzer
Walter Hagen Urges Relaxation For Golfers
Walter Hagen, renowned professional golfer, advises looseness and relaxation to aspiring players to avoid tense shots. He cites his fellow pros and past rivals, including Jock Hutchinson, as examples of how calm, steady play yields better results than frantic pace. Hagen emphasizes fundamentals and staying unbent with proper footwork and posture to prevent errors.
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New York
Duffers
Walter Hagen
Evers
Ann Aoe Dok
Brouzn Tee
Associated Press
Hazen
Hager
Jock Hutchinson
Jork
Tome
Jock
Ike
Lorae
New Professor of Economics at Marquette University
Announcement notes the appointment of Dr. Frat WL Mraper Chicaro as professor of economics at Marquette University. The graduate of a Wisconsin college completed postgraduate work at multiple sites in Wisconsin and California, marking a milestone for the university's economics department.
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Marquette U
Milsaukee
Frat
Mraper_ Chicaro
Limes Denarmen
Ec Momics
Narguer- Tisdewdar
Coapey
Hamess
Celerate Calegs
Gnd
Wisconsin
California
Wisconsin highway progress adds tens of miles every six days
The Associated Frese reports from Madison indicate that the summer season sees rapid road work with ten and eleven miles added every six working days. By July 23, Wisconsin had completed a substantial portion of its 1924 paving, with the commission projecting 209 to 250 miles more before fall alongside hundreds of miles of gravel and other resurfacing.
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Frese
Wisconsin Supreme Court orders probe into bar exam cheating
The Wisconsin Supreme Court called a full inquiry into irregularities alleged in the recent bar exam process affecting 177 candidates. The investigation targets possible similarities between correct and incorrect answers and involves special referee Philip La Follette and Edward Reynolds.
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Associated Press
Madison
Supreme Court
State Board of Law Examiners
Capiial Times
Board of Examiners
Cours
Eaward Reynolds
Madison Attornes
Philip la Follette
Ax Shail
Vivadie
la Follette
Dane Counci
Tore Bar
Seilarett
Girl Not Anxious To Prosecute The Man
Miss Seziak Freedman of Madsen Wisconsin appeared in police court where Adame was charged with fleecing her. The judge urged prosecution but she showed reluctance, and the case faced delays amid uncertain testimony.
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Associated Press
Seziak Freedman
Madsen
Wis
John Afiimsa
Der
Adame
Alfred M_ Eberhard
School session ends with 483 students enrolled
A Milwaukee area school reports the end of term with 483 students enrolled across grades. The district notes a full schedule of exams and classroom activities concluding for the year, marking the transition to summer vacation.
Mauds er Criid Divorces Recree Strandshurz
Divorce notice shows Mauds er Criid filing against Strandshurz in Parrish court. Case details are sparse but indicate a legal action for dissolution of marriage with proceedings initiated in the local precinct.
Wisconsin-Terrain Forecast Calls for Evening Storms
Weather forecast highlights storms moving across Wisconsin with Saturday and Friday expectations. Temperature remains largely unchanged with lingering storm chances across the region.
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Irvine L. Lenroot
Poincare
Mellon
Schacht
GITY
Britain
Organization OF
Progressive Women
Gwes
SOLF
Eading
Wisconsin High Court
Dane County
State
M. B. Rosenherst
CL Exchwelier
W. C. Owen
B. Ray Stevens
State Board of Examiners
WE. M. Steele
T. AL. White
River Falls
M. Hl. Strehiow
Green Bay
Benjamin Poss
Miwaukee
William Ryan
Medison
Arthur OiLeod
Suspreme Cour
Cps Beard
Associated
Northwestern
Tranwotew
Tlondy
Cionay
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