Oshkosh Post Office May Be First Year Building Plan
Congress confirms Oshkosh federal building may be included in the first-year program. Government architects will draft plans and select a site, with surveys already completed in Oshkosh among 27 cities. No delay is expected as Congress usually approves the recommendations.
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Oshkosh
Florian Lampert
Washington, D. C
Lampert
Federal Service
Oshkosh Post Office
Uderstood
Congress
Washington
Ernest Schlett
Federal
Treasury Department
Funes
Distict of Columbia
Washington Boulevard
Jefferson Avenue
Oshkosh Clinic
Court Street
Waugee Street
Goettmannn Printing Plant
Roe Park
Railroad Park
Merritt Street
Mt. Vernon and
Sill
Algoma Boulevard
Jackson Drive
H. M. Clark
Traudt in Improved Health After Kidney Trouble
Milwaukee physician reports Monsignor Bernard G. Traudt chancellor and vicar general of the Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee resting easier and somewhat improved after a recurrence of kidney trouble that nearly endangered his life in 1926.
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Milwaukee
P Ri
Bernard G. Traudt
Milwaukkee
Monsignor Traudt
English Channel Conquered by Edward Temme
Dover reports the English Channel crossed by Edward Temme in 14 hours 27 minutes. He landed at Abbot's Cliff at 3 39 p m versus the Channel crossing earlier today announced by admiralty officials.
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Dover
English Channel
Edward Temme
Admiralty
Temme
Abbot's Clift
Feud Over Water Rights Blamed for Valley Bank Failures
In Bishop California a long running feud over Owens river water rights between Los Angeles and Owens Valley ranchers and merchants is cited as the cause of five local banks failing. Deposits totaled about 2.5 million dollars before voluntary closures and bank examiner takeover. The LA city says the fault lies internally, while valley figures link the failures to water warfare.
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Bishop
Calif
Los Angeles
Valley
W. W. Watterson
First National Bank
Ingo County Bank
Joan R. Richards
Los Angeles Water & Power Commission
Owens Valley
Owens River
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Montague Gottlieb Kills Lover and Self in Hollywood
Betty Montague Gottlieb a.k.a. Betty Montague shot Kamilion W. Mannon 32 film executive and died after a car crash in Hollywood. Police say a note signed Min suggests the tragedy resulted from a ruptured eighteen month relationship doomed by fear of marriage and exposure.
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Hollywood
Calif
Ilp
Betty Montague Gottlieb
Betty Montague
Kamilion W. Mannon
Mannon
Miss Montague
Min
Ham
New Coal Field Opened in Illinois Cradle of Mining
Northern Illinois coal corporation plans to open a 7,500 acre field in Will and Grundy counties this fall. Officials say the Braidwood Wilmington area holds the most valuable coal deposits in Illinois and will revive extensive mining operations in the region.
Milwaukee-12 Mrs. Fred R. Zim merman Improves in Health
Mrs. Fred R. Zimm er man wife of the governor continued to improve in health today at the hospital where she has been resting following a serious operation.
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Milwaukee
Fred R. Zimmerman
Russell Leads Morgan Manchester In Wisconsin Amateur Rivals Face Halfway
Buddy Russell, 19, Milwaukee Country Club, holds a three hole edge over Morgan Manchester of Madison at the Wisconsin Amateur Championship after 18 holes at Butte des Morts. Manchester battled back with moments of strong putting and recovery, while Russell seized key holes 3 9 11 13 14 17 to go ahead. The 36 hole final is to resume this afternoon with the two players set to complete the title grind.
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Appleton
Wis-Pi
Buddy Russell
Milwaukee
Morgan Manchester
Madison
Wisconsin
Manchester
Russell
Russel
Capitol City
Los& Russel
Butte Des Morts
Buddy
Eva
O'Clark
Largest summer school class ends at university
The largest summer session at Wisconsin ends with 5163 students taking final exams and returning home. The cohort includes 75 coaching course attendees and 44 engineering staff for a three week program. Regular term registration opens September 15 with classes starting September 21.
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Wisconsin
Echoes of Sacco Vanzetti Around World
Global reaction to Governor Fuller’s Sacco Vanzetti decision ranges from mass demonstrations in Berlin and London to guarded embassies in Tokyo and Mexico City. Resolutions, strikes, and protests sweep cities from Buenos Aires to Oslo as unions and workers condemn the execution and rally support for the defense.
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Associated Press
Alvan T. Fuller
Berlin
Mustgarten
Moscow
Sacco
Vanzetti
Buenos Aires
Rosario
Jasons
American Legation
London
Tokio
Hayama
MacVeagh
Rio de Janeiro
Montrevideo
Mexico City
Rome
Triburia
Paris
Oslo
Labor Party
Copenhagen
Washington, D. C
State
Justice Department
State Department
Hoston
Puller
Taunton-New Bedford Highway
Chicago
International Labor Defense
Canada
Union Square
Philadelphia
Sacco-Vanzetti
Radio Features Tonight From New York and Baltimore
Central Standard Time broadcasts present a tabloid list of tonight’s segments. WEAF in New York features Abie’s Trish Rose with the original New York company while WBAL in Baltimore lists municipal band programming and a Cities Service Concert Orchestra feed via WEAF hookup to twenty two stations. WIZ, CNRT Toronto, and other hookups include the Phileo hour and a Bitton trio with Florence Waizmann. Soptan appears in the lineup.
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Nile Press
WEAF
New York
Abie
Trish Rose
New York Company
WBAL
Baltimore
Orshestra
WIZ Hockups
CNRT
Toronto
Bitton
Florence Waizmann
Soptan
Easy money measures issued to boost postwar economy
Washington reports a government plan to ease credit during the crop moving season. Federal reserve banks in New York Boston Kansas City and St Louis cut rediscount rates to 3 1/2 percent on all paper in hopes of aiding farmers and stimulating business. Treasury officials say the lower rate will improve borrowing terms despite higher failures in early 1927.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Banks
New York
Boston
Kansas City
St. Louis
Treasury
Amoney
Superior Exdowed With Two School Boards Meeting Soon
Superior Wisconsin faces a city school crisis as two boards plan meetings on the same Monday. Rev A T Ekblad, head of the old appointive board blamed for a strike, says his group will meet at 4 p m while the newly elected board schedules a session at 8 p m. Residents favor the elected board amid ongoing confusion.
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Superior
Wis
A. T. Ekblad
Phantom of the flagpole claims city squat record
A new flagpole sitting champion, dubbed the Phantom of the flagpole, remains aloft over Los Angeles. At 2 p.m. he will have endured eighteen consecutive days, breaking the record, before descending to claim a $2,500 prize and reveal his identity.
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Los Angeles
Funeral Plans Made For Victims Of Mine Disaster
Funeral arrangements were set for fifteen miners killed in a Wednesday explosion at Mine No. 7 of the West Kentucky Cox company. With two more bodies recovered, all men in the mine at the time were accounted for. investigation will probe likely causes.
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Clay
IWI
West Kentucky Cox ‘Company
Driver in Kilbourn Road Auto Crash Kills Woman
Mrs Florence Wild aged 44 died at Emergency hospital from a skull fracture after the car she rode in overturned on Kilbourn road. Five others were injured when Emil Linenes, the driver, swerved to pass a vehicle in traffic causing the crash.
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Milwanker
Florence Wild
Wich
Kilbourn
Emil Linenes
Hughes Not Running for President, Evans Hughes Says
Paris, ilP Charles Evans Hughes informed the United Press that he was not a candidate for president. The report notes Hughes publicly rules out running, signaling a decision during the ongoing political process.
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Paris
Charles Evans Hughes
United Pres
Washington Eyes Five Power Disarmament Conference
Washington plans a five power disarmament conference in early 1933 under the Washington treaty of 1921. Officials aim to push the topic into general public discussion as Coolidge prepares to oppose a big navy push while supporting limited increases. Navy Secretary Wilbur travels to Rapid City for talks with the president.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Geneva
United States
Washington
Wilbur
Rapid City
London
Europe
Mismanagement Allegations Hit Wisconsin Prison Farms
Assemblyman Thomas J. Dieringer of Campbellsport files a minority report contesting the visiting committee’s praise of the state penal and charitable institutions. He claims prison farms and other farm operations are grossly mismanaged and disputes the committee’s conclusions on Watopun prison administration.
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Madison
Watupun
Redfern Makes Final Preparations for Longest Nonstop Rio Flight
Detroits -i-Paul R. Redfern leaves Por airport at 9 40 a m in his Stinson Detroiter Port of Brunswick for Brunswick Ga on a 50 mile non stop leg in final test before attempting Rio de Janeiro flight Eddie Stinson designer rides along to observe the run from Brunswick to Brazil aiming to set a record non stop across the Atlantic region.
Man Killed Identified in Wisconsin Auto Crash
Waukesha Wisconsin identifies a man killed in a Saturday automobile crash as Joseph Martyzneck of Chicago. The widow, summoned by a Chicago newspaper advertisement, told Coroner John Schaeffer that police had been seeking him on charges of deserting his family and five children.
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Waukesha
Wis
Joseph Martyzneck
Chicago
John Schaeffer
Fire destroys town center after grocery blast
A fire starting in a grocery from an explosion swept through the business district and destroyed the city hall. Fire departments from Canton, St. David and Lewistown assisted the local department to bring the blaze under control shortly before noon.
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Byrant
Lpi
Canton
St. David
Lewistown
Coolidge Named Leading Eagle by Sioux Tribe in Peace Ceremony
President Coolidge was coronated as a Sioux chief in a Black Hills ceremony, receiving a feathered headdress valued at 2509 dollars. Chief Standing Bear and Rosebud Yellow Robe placed the regalia, while Sioux leaders urged peaceful leadership and future harmony. Coolidge remained silent, wearing the headdress as tom-toms echoed in the amphitheater.
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Deadwood
President Coolidge
Eagle
Black Hills
Tom-Toms
Rosebud
Yellow Robe
Sitting Bull
Mr. Coolidge
Standing Bear
Custer
Lindbergh Plan Snappy Milwaukee Reception and Parade
Milwaukees program for Col Charles A Lindbergh includes a 2 p m arrival at Cudahy airport on August 20 with a parade through the city. An open air meeting at Juneau park will follow and Lindbergh will speak before a visit to the Soldiers home at Wauwatosa and a dinner. Dayton, Paris and Java reports mention field landings and a possible Atlantic return flight in the Columbia monoplane with Charles A Levine noting timing for the New York to Paris leg.
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Milwaukee
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
Madison
Milwaukee Bounty Airport
Cudahy
Nyer
Juneau Park
Lindbergh
Wauwatosa
Paris
Mute Evidence of Tragedy in Kentucky Mine Disaster
Clas Ky reports a dramatic struggle by West Carrier and Green Russell two Black miners to survive a Kentucky Coal Company mine explosion. Rescue teams found them in a rear room after crawling 2800 feet from the blast site with torn clothing stuffed into cracks in a last airdefense effort. Fifteen miners' bodies were later brought to the surface as investigators seek the disaster cause.
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Clas
West Carrier
Green Russell
Officer on furlough shoots robber during hold up
Patrolman Constantine Czernikowski on leave killed the robber David Bynan 25 after slipping from a soft drink parlor room and surprising the assailant whose pistol was unloaded.
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Chicago
Constantine Czernikowski
David Bynan
Wisconsin Assembly Eyes Recalls to End Session Next Week
The Wisconsin assembly announced plans to recall all legislators next week to consider major appropriations vetoed by Governor Zimmerman. With little business today, adjournment is set for Tuesday night and a house call is eyed to ensure all members return. The governor has six days to act before bills become law.
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Madison
Assembly
Shaffer
Frank L. Prescott
Whitefish Bay
Milwaukee County
House
Wisconsin
Fred R. Zimmerman
Prince of Wales and Party Visit to Thousand Islands
The Prince of Wales and Prince George concluded their Ottawa visit and left by train for Brookville Ontario. The party will cruise Thousand Islands to Kingston and touch U S waters near Alexandria Bay with a 21 gun salute. Premier Stanley Baldwin and Mrs Baldwin attended a royal reception hosted by the Country Club along with other dignitaries and U S ambassador Willem Phillips and Mrs Phillips were guests.
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Ottawa
Oak
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Brookville
Ont
Brook
Thousand Islands
Kingston
Ysashs
United States
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Stanley Baldwin
Neighbors chip in to help pay reward for lost boy
In River Falls Wisconsin neighbors raise funds to cover a $25 reward paid by John and Mrs King Gault for finding their son Clarence after he was lost while picking blueberries. The Jackson Box company shutdown to let 159 workers help search, but the Fuslings’ income is small and townspeople donate to cover costs.
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Jack River Falls
Wis
John
King Gaultil
Clarence
Fuslings
Ning
Vhea
Jackson Box Company
Ismail
den Ben Lan
Weather summary in Wisconsin area forecast
A weather note from the Associated Press describes warmer conditions with a rising sun today. It notes possible showers tonight in the northeast and further mentions warmer temperatures Saturday in the northeast and southeast portions.
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Avenciated Press
Wisconsin
Portinas
Northwestern
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