Wisconsin Republicans Eagerly Seek Senate Candidate
Milwaukee reports a statewide movement forming to back Assemblyman George Blanchard of Eau Claire as permanent chairman of the Oshkosh convention. Republicans aim to unify ranks before the August 13 gathering, with many counties already organizing delegations to attend and influence the nomination for United States Senator.
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United States
Judge Ralden
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Exan
George Blanchard
Eagérimn
Oshkash
Blanchard
Arctic Interview With MarMulan Expedition Leader
Associated Press conducts a late night interview with Eugene McDonald, president of Zenith Radio, from station 9XN as the MarMulan Arctic expedition awaits a full two way link with three planes. McDonald says he has not yet completed in flight communication but hopes to perfect it soon. Officials view the plan as a method for continuous contact with the air fleet en route north from Eta Greeniland.
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Associated Preas
Artington Heights
Associated Press
Arctic
Linut. Com
Eugene McDonass
the & S. Peary
Eta
Greeniand
Zenith Raita Corporation
McDonald
Zeath Corporation
Ita
Drowning Mystery Haunts Wolwaukee Man’s Death
The article reports the drowning of Ralph Broetzman in Wolwaukee with a mysterious note signed EA. Mrs. Broetzman seeks answers as Bolban County officials investigate a potential accidental drowning during a seaside swim. The drowning remains unexplained as authorities pursue leads in a puzzling case.
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United Press
Mitewaker
Furmunds
Louine
Broetzman
Green Bay
Ralph
Broetaman
United States Highways designated for uniform markers
A joint board on Interstate highways announced the United States Highways plan to label roads from the Canadian border to the Gulf and from the Atlantic to the Pacific with uniform markers. The routing will be numbered so travelers can identify territory by the road number, with tentative designations sent to state approvals. Minnesota routes mentioned include Ortonville to Minneapolis.
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Wisconsin
Asociated Press
Washington, D
United States
Gulf East
Atlante
Pacific
Joint Board On Interstate
Hishū Nya
USA
Minnesota
Ortonville
Dinneapolia
Will Scott Hang or Is He Insane Trial to Decide
Chicago Associated Press reports Russell Scott faces a jury to determine if he is sane or insane for the murder of Joseph Maurer, a drug clerk shot last year. If sane, he faces capital punishment. if insane, commitment to state hospital. Proceedings paused for recess as arguments proceed.
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Associated Presa
Chisgo
Russell Scott
Yodas
Ate Nentland
Joseph B. Cavid Roe
Joel Say
Ten Fifth Attentan
Wham
Krohn
Chicago
Williamm Scott Stewart
William D. Shepherds
Joseph B. David
Innet
Amity
Stewart
Veterans from three states visit Sterine en masse
An army of ex servicemen from Iowa Illinois and Cinci nati converged on Sterine for an encampment, city evacuation coinciding with vast visitor influx. The welcome included speeches by Harld Ward and Ben F. Kreider as Mayor Wohlenk handed the city key to the regionnaires.
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Ttl
Iowa
Illinis
Cinxin
Steriine
Telestate
Fred WoHenenk
Ube
Ahn Jt
Harld Ward
Association of Commerce
Ben F. Kreider
Asérien Jeroen
Harola Py Ravage
Thinals
Hen A. Webster
L. Bugo Kellogg
Vinconeta
Nuala
Cepa
Economy Drives Down High Officials At Steel Firm
By Associated Press New York An economy drive targets 10 000 workers with resignations of top Bethlehem Steel officials Archibald Johnston Charles M Bohannon H B Snyder and William Toblam. Duties to be redistributed among remaining executives as industry faces manpower cuts and plant underutilization.
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Associated Plans
New York
Nend
Uhreanigh
Bethiohent Steal Corporation
Archibald Johnston
Charles M. Bohwab
H. 8. Snyder
William O. Toblam
Gene
United States
Omielals
Samora
Sany
Senate
Conemy
Americans Aid Sultan of Morocco in Krim Rebellion
An anecdote press report says American aviators join French forces to assist the Sultan of Morocco. Overseas pilots travel from France by train and are set to participate alongside French squadrons, as Abd el Krim’s propaganda spreads among Tsoul tribesmen in the east amid French offensives.
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Morocco
Parte—Americas
Morocca
Sultan of
Mopsece
France
Tri Zone
Etx
Atrvluna
Pye
Abd-zl-Krim
Milwaukee Road to Operate Trains Over Leased Rails
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Milwaukee Road plans to run trains over 412 miles of rail near St Paul and Duluth under leasing arrangements with the St Paul Railway. The Duluth line will be operated by the St Paul road for freight, while passenger service plans are not contemplated. No objections were raised by the commission.
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Milwaukee Road
Associated Press
Washington
B. G
Milwaukee
St. Paul Rayeway
Telvere
Interstate Commerce Commiission
St Paul
Druuth
Ming
Raed
Enenis
Pau
Duluth
Atla
Cesote Railway
Signal honors paid Bancroft as ambassador dies in Tokyo
The United States ambassador Brigadier General Bancroft died in Tokyo on January 28. Japanese officials and the public paid final respects with emperor wreaths and somber ceremonies. The body was sent to San Francisco aboard the Tamap, escorted by diplomats and military personnel.
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Miles W. Vaughn
Unites Stat
Tokyo
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Brigat A. Sancroft
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Cas
Lim Mauser
Tokshams
San Franisco
Miprimatic Cmrpay
Conwalate Senershee
Anvestesn Paionism
Tha Mery
Seem. Press
Janitor fatally shoots employer during street quarrel
Reena, secretary and treasurer at a light company, was shot by Joe Buche in a dispute outside the Lind aay Light Company offices. Bystanders said Berndt shoved Buche against a wall, Buche drew a revolver and fired three times. Reed Jeaver, a widow with two children, witnessed the incident.
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Reena
Treasury
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Buche
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Bernst
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Ruche
Reed
Jeaver
Furko
Smugglers to Amass Goods Across Narrow Border
A fragmented report from Minn and Pemina indicates smugglers are planning stronger, better equipped routes along a 26 mile stretch of the river between Minnesota and North Dakota. Officials warn river traffic may increase as contraband and wheat pods move toward the border.
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Merertion
Fatwean International Faux
Minn
Pembina
Ny 1
Oman
Erdéen
Fea
Washington
Orders Expected As Police Prep For K. K. K. Meeting
Chaos looms as Washington braces for a large protest. Police prepare for a planned Klan gathering anticipated to draw around 54 000 people while authorities warn of potential violence. Officials vow full marshal law and heavy deployment to avert clashes on Pennsylvania Avenue and during the turnout.
Wisconsin president-elect Frank faces donation dispute
The University of Wisconsin president-elect Glenn Frank is at the center of a funding controversy as regents refuse further gifts from the Rockefeller Institute. The dispute ties to state legislation and education funding, risking research funds and the university’s future programs.
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Glenn Frank
Century Magicina Itor
Univeraity of
Wisconsin
University Regent Board
Hockefeller Institute
Praalsdent
Emerton Fy A. Biro
Tha University
Han Ace Eapled
Carnerto
Te Ayatem
Nenatoning Trontinuet
Training of Boys to Be Major Action of Columbus Knights
The Associated Press reports Columbus Knights plan a major action focusing on youth training. Delegates approved an extensive program including juvenile organization, scholarships, and ten day courses on readers and civic topics. The convention highlighted preparations for outreach in Virginia and the surrounding region.
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Miluth
Minn
Cremi
Haskerty
Knights
Columb Belt
Juventa
Hosten Ane
Hey Tenders i Vyarisus
Tatenalve
PAV
Pengrin
Virginia
Ibis
Miners Ready for Further Conferences
In Atlantic City and Britain the coal strike talks show union leaders preparing for renewed negotiations as talks falter. A unified committee could deploy emergency actions while plans for a general strike loom. Rioting in Britain's Arm an valley injures police and miners as authorities brace for possible intervention.
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N. d
Union Weal
Airong
Aia0
Auh-Committee
Cwntra
Britain
London
Arman Valley
Etrixe
Cardiff
Yileo
Debt Funding Talks Between America and Belgium
The America and Belgium debt funding commission will meet Monday to discuss funding of Belgiums 1929 debt. Secretary Mellon will represent the United States at the conference to assess differences and the settlement with Belgium. France plans to confer on its own settlement with the United States and will treat debt talks with Great Britain as separate, with London negotiations ongoing in September.
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Proce
Washington
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Ubt Funding Commission
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Moday
Treasury Mellon
Armerican
France
Paris
United States
Wil
London
England
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