Wisconsin Republicans Seek Unity In Senatorial Nomination
Wisconsin Republican leaders issued a broad invitation to all candidates to join a state convention in this city next Thursday to unite behind a single candidate for the United States Senate seat vacated by the death of La Follette. Nearly 69 delegates from every county will attend, with several candidates publicly endorsing the convention and pledging to support the chosen nominee. planning also covered entertainment and welcoming women delegates arriving Wednesday.
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W. 4. Campbell
Republican Organization
United States
la Follettte
Avery’ County
Atnte
Sanemble
Herp
Francixn E. Mefiovern
Milwaukee
Toy
Wilcox
En Claire
Wallace Ingalls
Hasine
James Meuling
Green Bay
McGillan Han
Wan
Republican Party of Wieconaln
Oahbonh
Republicanc
Wisconsin
United State
Washington
Coolidge
Aingle
Republican Party of
12Th Infantry Band
Preparations Underway at Convention Hall
Three extra telephone lines and the Associated Press wire are being installed. Telephones will be tagged by counties, each area designated by Kundarte. Rest rooms are furnished in the hall and facilities provided for storing wraps.
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Ory
Kundarte
Reserve officers needed for mobilization program
Article notes a surge of duty in the Madwyuney and Battle Creek training camps with officers and men from the 402d and 401aL regiments called to fill gaps. It highlights a need for reserve and regular officers to mentor and train, expanding the force and improving readiness for ongoing assignments.
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JoVune Mere Fen Ak Asin
Lampmane
Crm
Gumer
Robert J. Boardman
Hoamman
Battle Creek
Ibsee
C.M. TC
Tierra
Inginn
Doardinua
Braten
Drelaren
City to Defend Suits and Tax Claims
City officials defend lawsuits and tax claims against a former bank. The Old Continental National Bank, Meldesk Savings, and related parties face allegations of improper tax payments and collections. A council meeting confirms appointees including W G Maxey for a term beginning July 4, 1028.
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Moraltya Wren
Nahee
Cauel
Bani
Oshkerh
Nime
Nusta Ace
Rounel
FE J. Kit
W. G. Maxey
Six Months In Workhouse For Auto Mortgage Fraud Case
Walter Suttloft received a six to ten year term in municipal court for mortgage fraud connected to an auto purchase. He allegedly obtained a car with consent of the mortgagee then traded it in, planning to defraud creditors as a similar charge loomed. Jury issues and other speeding cases were noted with dates set for August 23 and preliminary hearings.
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Maur
Automobile
Walter Suttloft
Municipal
Ily
Mortenans
Auteloft
Tnerwer Ath
Belen
Suttiner
Wincanals
India
Diarria
Pall
Man Acquitted In Sensational Typhoid Germ Trial Visits City
William Darting Shepherd, freed in Chicago from the typhoid murder charge, arrived in Wisconsin with his wife and a companion. They checked into the Athearn hotel, then left in a Pierce Arrow with a chauffeur. Mina Bruche of Kansas City claimed to be a friend. destination unknown. The contested will of millionaire Ward By McClintock remains unresolved.
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Wiliam
Curage
McClintock
Ming Cruidhe
Aly
Shepherd
Lnrgn
Chautdeur
Athearn
Phautteur
Shepherds
Mr. Shepherd
Milsionaire
Whitch Shepherd
Youd McClintock
Millon
Prohibition Reorganization Under New Adviser Named
The commissioner of allis present authority over the dry forces has softened the stance by naming Mr Haynes as chief adviser on prohibition subjects. Mr Andrews says Haynes will be his right arm and claims sincere intent, without detailing the changes.
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Allis
Haynes
Andrews
Family absent but the still was found at Herzog home
Sheriff Steve Gora and Assistant Chief Claude Edmond executed a search of Charles Herzog at 1074 Fourth Street with a warrant. They found a twelve gallon still, eleven gallons of moonshine, and a half gallon of kummel in the cellar while Herzog was missing at 4 PM Wednesday.
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Steve Gora
Claude Edmond
Charles Herzog
Fourth Street
Hersos
Seltar
Severe Bruises On Woman Lead To Murder Belief
Police investigate the murder of Mia Fannie Rone a 43 year old woman found beaten in a vacant lot near her hotel in San Francisco The husband believed to be president of Milwaukee Wisconsin has not been seen for days Authorities report signs of a severe beating and possible disposal from a room window The latest clues point to a fatal violence case with few solid details available at noon today
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United Preas
San Francisco
Call
Mia
Fannie Rone
Milwaukee
Win
Gorsar
Abe
Deen
Myron
Sen Mateo
Prosecution Planned Over Perjury Claims Against Saloon Keepers
Milwaukee reports that District Attorney Bue and Wengert consider pursuing perjury charges against hundreds of saloon keepers. John B Madden, federal prohibition commissioner, says sworn statements and city license ordinances justify prosecutions for false oaths. Federal agents have investigated over 260 licensed places amid police objections.
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Dalted Pree
Milwaukee
Wia
Bueane Wengert
John B. Madden
Wengert
Maddan
British Copper Mine Reopens Under Private Capital Plans
Report indicates the Britain Copper Mine Limited, nationalized twice by Soviet authorities, is being operated privately again. A new capital issue with pro rata shareholder allotment is planned for early fall, following Lenn Company’s recent announcement that American capital is heavily involved and that it has regained control of its vast property holdings.
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Lenn Company
Miss Ethel Shapiro Shot Dead in Accidental Firing Near South Haven
Miss Ethel Shapiro a 20 year old Chicago summer reporter was fatally shot while walking with Milton Gramer and companions near a cottage in South Haven. Samuel Brown an acquaintance allegedly fired the fatal shot accidentally and fled the scene as hospital reports confirm her death.
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South Haven
Mich
Ethel Shapiro
Chicago
Ara
Samuel Brown
Miss Shapiro
Brown
Checks Alleged Bad Clarence Korner Faces Probation
A man named Clarence Korner was accused of passing bad checks in the city. He appeared before the state board and received probation rather than immediate court action. Father will be present to assist in handling the matter.
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Clarence Korner
Green
Fir Vestlendon Nax
Mr and Mrs HE Slater Return From Trip
Mr and Mrs HE Slater have returned from a trip to Twin Rivers. Oncar Skaug and family have returned after two weeks. Minnewota and Sorin Daota are mentioned in a short note of travelers.
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HE. V. Slater
Twa Rivers
Oncar Skaug
Ixip
Phrowen Minnewota
Sorin Daota
Record Grain Volumes Set at Superior Port
In Superior Wisconsin the port posted new records for grain receipts and shipments in the crop year ending August 1. Wisconsin Grain and Warehouse commission figures show over 104 million bushels received and more than 94 million shipped, with 65 428 carloads moved. Wheat led with about 49.9 million received and 44 million shipped.
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Asevoietad
Superior
Wis
Agates
Wisconsin Grain and Wratchouns Commission
Evangelist Delivers Noted Sermon at Free Methodist Church
Rev David Le Fenwptels conducts a sermon at the Free Methodist church with Mr Fensick Nan visiting since Sunday and extending through August 16. James Verduin serves as pastor at the Cherry Street church. Attendees describe the speaker as a Temarkaite, praising the powerful preaching and Vocal performance.
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David le Fenwptels
Free Methods
Fensick
Synaday
James Verduin
Cherry
Wing Netacher
Aince Bart
MvCnis
Obituary for Mrs Jenny Kolt of Winnsbaga
Mrs Jenny Kolt, born November 1832 in Cincinnati, died at her Winnsbaga home Wednesday. She left a daughter Mrs Anna Lane, two sons Peter and Tom Kolt, and several grandchildren. Funeral is Saturday at 3 from St Pelee Catholic Church, burial Riverside Cemetery. Remains at Mrs Anna Lane's Crane Street home Friday evening.
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Carl W. Spleweibers
John Siest
Spiegelberg
Thin City
Oshkosh Trunk Company
West River
Alice Splexelberg
Juliane Splegelbere
Frei Spleelbere
Frei Spleelbere Ef Ladysmith and Julius Boitgelberg
Wiliam Zantrow
Fremont
Bertie
Fred Justles
Jerman Bramschreiber
Omro
Bowen Street
Kolf
Winnsbaga
Cinzimuny
Novamber
United
Mra
Anna Lane
Xem
Jenny Kolt
Vares
Peter
St Pelee En Catholic Rauren
Elite Fark
Riverside Cemetery
Frinnide
Re Maine
Revehier
Anna Lang
Crane Street
Girl reads account of her own death in papers
Marguette University student Jerenda Ming Hanley denied being at Lake Manitowish and claimed no knowledge of a man named Leo McDonald. Ming Hanley read the death report but said she was alive and well after Jerenda insisted witnesses saw her alive.
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Milwaukee
Katherine Tlne
Yenya
Marguette University
Atu
Aent
Aha
Lake Manitowish
Alan
Leo McDonald
Ming Hanley
Tenett
Jerenda
Wall
Gothenburg opens new pestatice facility in Europe
Gothenburg inaugurates a new pestatice building described as among the best in Europe, expected to speed mail handling for American and northern European posts. The project cost $2,574,000 and is aimed at improving expeditions and postal service efficiency across Sweden and nearby regions.
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Associated Press
Gothenburg
Sweden
Europe
Cive
Suspects Sought in Waukesha Robberies
United Press dispatch from Milwaukee reports three men detained and questioned after a spree in the Roll chant district. Wanted on charges of burglary are William Herre of Milwaukee Roy Krure of Green Bay and A F McCann with no fixed address. Jewelry allegedly stolen from Waukesha homes was found in a suspect’s room.
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Iry United
Presaa Milwauker
Waukrsna
Channen
Haynes to Be Andrews Right Arm in Prohibition
Washington AP reports the annual status explanation shows Prohibition Commissioner Haynes as the "right arm" of enforcement with Assistant Secretary Andrews guiding policy and enforcement efforts. The piece notes the positioning within the Prohibition Bureau and describes expected collaboration between Haynes and Andrews amid ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Haynes
Assisant
Andrews
Nova Scotia Miners Vote to Return to Work After Idle Period
Nova Scotia coal miners vote to resume work after five months idle. Of those voting, 1,918 supported accepting recent government proposals while 2,760 opposed. many abstained. The move follows the provincial government’s bid to end the strike and restart operations.
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Nova Scotia
Unites Pre Malitex
N. Ss
Nova Scary
Unclear weather tale saves Nebraska corn crop
A scrambled report notes rain began as a drought threatened Nebraska corn fields. The event, described with fragmented words, implies rain saving the crop and mentions a key moment when dry conditions risked significant loss.
West and Wests Visit Evanston Weekend
Mrs John West and Miss Kathy exine Weat Baye returned from Evanston Michigan where they spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Toemey Martinon. Mrs Norrinan was formerly Miss Helen West. Dorothy Baer of Chicago who Dea bean visiting friends in the two com states.
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John West
Mian
Kathy Exine
Weat Baye
Evanston
Charles Toemey Martinon
Norrinan
Helen West
Miaz Morothy Baer
Chicago
Dea Bean
Milwaukee man fined for speeding on Fond du Lac road
A Milwaukee man, C J Rice, county speedster, appeared in municipal Court Wednesday afternoon and paid a $10 fine after being clocked at forty eight miles an hour on the Fond du Lac road. The note also mentions a woman called to her home Wednesday night due to the death of her aunt and a trip to Chicago. The report mixes local tragedy with the traffic citation in a brief item.
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City
Chicago
C.J. Rice
Milwaukee
Fond du Dac
Aviators Search Over Lake Michigan For Detroit Flight
United Press reports Chicago aviators scouted the lake for three filers and their planes believed to have crashed during a test flight to Detroit. Ten days earlier the amateurs left for Detroit in their own plane, with no word since, prompting fears they may have fallen into the lake.
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United Press
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Detroit
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