Bomb blast rocks Baltimore mayor’s home in Forest Park area
The home of Mayor William F Broening was smashed by a timed bomb at 6 AM, injuring the rear of the house and terrifying his wife and two children. Police found nitro glycerine in a small iron box and questioned two men found near the Interborough subway. No motive assigned as investigators pursue leads.
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Baltimore
Met
Wiliam F. Broening
Forest Park
St. Louis
J. Marie Broening
Ethel
William Jr
Ron
O'¢Lock
East Side
Interborough Company
Stanley Fuke
Chester Gablowsky
Scranton
Zuke
Morris Seigel
B. M. TY
Madison Square District
Warren
Hope of Oshkosh Wins Inland Lakes Regatta on Pewaukee Lake
The Hope of Oshkosh led the field to win the eight mile Inland Lakes regatta on Pewaukee Lake in 1 hour 53 minutes. Spumanti of Pine Lake placed second, Dorla of Pewaukee third, and Never Mind of Pewaukee fourth. The Never Mind’s fourth place gave Commodore Clar once Thiele the lead for The Milwaukee Journal Grand championship trophy as final outcomes awaited Saturday.
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Pewaukee
Wis
Oshkosh
Inland Lakes
Pewaukee Lake
Spumanti
Pine Lake
Dorla
Never Mind
Commodore Clar
Thiele
Milwaukee Journal
Lehr
President Coolidge Guarded as War-Era Security Returns
United Press dispatch from Rapid City reports President Coolidge surrounded by heavy guard after Sacco and Vanzetti executions news. Over 50 Fort Meade soldiers protect the summer lodge. secret service expanding sentry rounds and deterring demonstrations. Coolidge not involved in the cases and supports court decisions.
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Paul R.’ Mailon
United Press
Rapid City
S. D—W
United States
Chick Executive
Sacco
Vanzetti
New York
Secret Service
Fuller
Massachusetts
South Braintree
Mass
Fort Meade
S. C
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Evidence Mounts That Coolidge Plans to Retire
Rapid City dispatch notes that President Coolidge intends to retire at term end. A summer White House briefing says he will not call another naval armament conference as he would be out of office before any meeting could convene and any treaty approved by the Senate.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
White House
Senate
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Churchill Opposes Naval Parity With United States
In Uxbridge England Chancellor Winston Churchill states Britain must not accept mathematical naval parity with the United States or any other country. He argues special conditions require Britain's unique imperial needs and warns against binding commitments to parity in naval strength.
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Uaslemere
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
United States
Geneva
Washington
Mostly fair weekend with cooler north portions in Wisconsin
The forecast from Associated Press notes mostly fair conditions tonight and Sunday with cooler readings in the northern areas of Wisconsin. The regional outlook calls for moderate temperatures early in the week, rising toward the end, with periods of local showers or thunderstorms possible.
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Seta
Associated Presst
Wisconsin
Vnsettie
Ean
Arny Cimady
Great Lakes
Sacco and Vanzetti Death Sentences Spark Global Protests
As Massachusetts prepares for the scheduled electrocutions of Sacco and Vanzetti, cities from Washington to New York face bomb threats and heightened security. Bombings in Philadelphia and Baltimore, guard deployments at federal buildings, and calls for gubernatorial clemency dominate a tense national scene with protests tied to radical beliefs.
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United Press
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Xntcois
Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Murmers
Vanzetti
Washington, D, C
National Capitol Building
Capitol
Chicago
Chicago Federal Building
Federal Building
Kenesaw M. Landis
Tonight's Best Radio Features Listings
Central time schedule of radio shows from WIZ WBZ WEAF KDKA WFAA and others with concerts choruses operatic trios and musical programs across stations and times in the evening. Includes Hastman School of Music Aden McQuahar tenor and Capitol Theater program listings.
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United Press
WIZ
New York
WBZ
Springfield
Arion
WEAF
Goldman
WHAM
Rochester
WGY
WMAK
Hastman
WFAA
Dallas
KDKA
Pittsburg
Capitol
Aden MecQuahar
WPG
Atlantic City
Onpera
Lewisown Stadium
DROWN AT LAKE MILLS DROWNS THREE MEN
Jefferson men Sylvester Waleske Clarence Harder and George Rindfigisch drowned when the rowboat capsized on Lake Mills Wisconsin late last night. Gerald Guttenburg the sole non swimmer was rescued clinging to the overturned craft. A Madison diver was summoned after firemen failed to locate the bodies in about seventy five feet of water.
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Lake Mills
Wis
Jefferson
Sylvester Waleske
Clarence Harder
George Rindfigisch
Gerald Guttenburg
Madison
Lake ‘Mills
Sandy Beach
Bartel
Guttenburg
Henry Falk
Guttenbure
Mexican Delegate Defends National Oil Laws
Antonio Castro Leal of the Mexican embassy urged that measures to protect nationals are justified, noting Mexico faced three paths for oil: private control, government control, or private exploitation under government supervision. He endorsed nationalization as best suited for a public utility and defended the laws as non confiscatory and non retroactive.
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Williamstown
Mass
Antonio Castro Leal
Washington
Institute of Politics
Leal
Mexzico
Mexico
Fame Wins Race at Sturgeon Bay Regatta
A large crowd watched the Fame, a Chicago yacht owned by Weston and Dunlap, win the Sturgeon Bay chamber of commerce trophy in cruising class at the second annual regatta. In racing class the Siren, owned by Karas Brothers of Chicago, won by seven seconds from the Fantome skippered by William Fair jot of Chicago. The triangular course covered two 3 mile legs and a 5 mile leg with a brisk southwest breeze at the bay mouth.
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Sturgon Bay
Wis
Chicago
Weston and Dunlap
Sturgeon Bay Chamber of Commerce
Siren
Karas Brothers
Wiliam Fairjot
Two German Planes Prepare to Fly Atlantic to New York
German postal authorities announced two Junker aircraft will depart across the Atlantic for New York in the coming days. The nation celebrated a new endurance record of fifty two hours and twenty five minutes by aviators Ristier and Holward, who will be part of the transatlantic pair. The flights would start no earlier than Monday, with airmail rates of five dollars for letters and two dollars forty cents for postcards.
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Berlin
Atlantic
New York
Germany
Ristier
Holward
Junker
Dessau
Risticz
Edward
Bert Acosta
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Wisconsin legislators plan return to handle three bills
Madison reports that about ten lawmakers are expected to return to the capital Tuesday to push three appropriation bills including normal school university and board of control funds. Senate leader Daggett warned the measures may be recalled if vetoed, risking a prolonged session but leaders hope a quick resolution with Gov Somer man can avert a special session.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Fred BR. Zimmerman
Normal School
University
Board of Control
Harry B. Daggett
Milwaukee
Senate
Henry Huber
Somerman
Daggett
Four More Names Added to Toll of Milwaukee Autos
Milwaukee reports a report of four additional deaths from auto accidents over the past week. Jacob Kaile, 56, died after a truck struck him on Kilbourn road on Friday afternoon. Arthur Maldwin, Hortonville, crushed between his auto and a truck near Brown Deer Thursday and died at the county hospital. George Steveeng, 16, Sussex, died at Milwaukee hospital from internal injuries after an accident north of the city Monday. George Greengo, 18, from the town of Tishon, died early Saturday at Milwaukee hospital from injuries received Friday night when his motorcycle was crushed against a marine truck on a highway near Lannon.
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Milwaukee
Jacob Kaile
Kilbourn Road
Arthur Maldwin
Hortonville
Brown Deer
George Steveeng
Sussex
Mon Iday
George Greengo
Tishon
Weukdsha
Ennri
Milwauke Hospital
Lannon
Chief Gray Eagle Welcomes Leading Eagle in Sioux Greetings
Chief Gray Eagle also known as Pred R Zimmerman governor of Wisconsin greets Chief Leading Eagle at a Rapid City tepee. He pledges allegiance and reports being adopted as a tribal chief praising the Sioux and warning against encroaching settlers in the Black Hills.
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Madison
Leading Eagle
Coolidge
Black
Legal wheels whirling for the condemned
In Dedham and Boston moves seek a new trial and a reprieve for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti amid ongoing legal action. Attorneys file a petition for a new trial and another for a writ of habeas corpus as governors and labor groups react to the case ahead of an imminent execution.
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Charlestown
Mass
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Henry Minoti
Unitedress
Boston
Nicol’ Sacco
Bartolomea Vanzetti
Dedham
Michael Angelo Mussmano
Defense Committee
Sarco Ate Vanzett
State ‘House
Herbert B.bhrmannn
Herman MacDonald
Guv
Alvan T
Suffolk County Superior Court
Arthur J. Hill
Gor Snecorand Vanzetti
Supreme Court Sentences Anti Saloon League Leader in Workhouse
Indiana Supreme Court sentences Dr E S Shumaker head of the Anti Saloon League to sixty days at the state penal farm for contempt of court over publishing a derisive article in the league magazine. A $500 fine is imposed and a motion for arrest of judgment set for August 18 with release on own recognizance bond unless further order.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
E. 5
Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
State Penal Farm
Supreme
League
James Bingham
Neantime
Shumater
Izance
Hoover and Lowden Prominent in 1928 Presidential Talk
Wisconsin notes show Hoover and Lowden as leading Republican contenders for the 1928 nomination. Reports discuss Dawes as possible if a deadlock occurs and detail regional strengths, with Lowden aiming to carry midwest and south states while Hoover gains New England support.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Daily Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Frank O. Lowden
Tinois
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Pershing
Cooligge
Charles Gates Dawes
Lowden
Hoover
Coolidge
Beine
Dawes
Middlewest
Central West
Northwest
Louisiana
Tennessee
Mississippi
New York
New England
Spalding
New Hampshire
Brewster
Maine
McMuhen
Nebraska
Hammill
Penn
Charles Evans Hughes
Pennsylvania
Secretary Melton
Missouri
Herbert Hadley
Kansas
Senator Capper
West Virginia
Guy D. Goff
Ohio
Wills of Longworth
Massachusetts
Fuller
C. Basom Slemp
Charles D. Hills
Wood
Warren G. Harding
Contiaurd
Ma Parse Ie
Arnold elected president of Wisconsin Hills association
B. W. Arnold of Milwaukee was unanimously elected president of the Wisconsin Hills association at the closing session of the three days meeting in Wausau Wisconsin. Other officers named include Henry C. Baker of Racine as vice president and Samuel Thompson of Waukesha as second.
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Wausan
Wis
B. W. Arnold
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Hills Association
Henry C. Baker
Racine
Samuel Thompson
Waukesha
Honeymoon Trip to California Halts in Arrests
Miss Carol Cessna aged 17 and Ralph Due aged 19 of Des Moines were arrested in Kansas City Maine when Due tried to sell a large sedan for 399 without a title. Due confessed taking the car. Cessna revealed elopement plans and that the vehicle was to be a gift from a rich uncle. Des Moines police plan to charge Due with theft of several cars and possibly bad checks. Cessna refused to aid in the case.
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Kansas City
Maine
California
Carol Cessna
Ralph Due
Des Moines
Due
Ais Cessna
Cessna
CIA
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Green Bay
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Eau Claire
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Sheboygan
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A. J. Horlick
Harry A. Kiefer
Wausaul
Ray F. Steinhauer
Oshkost
Elks
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Chauncey Yockey
Miwaukee
John S. Malley
Grand Lodge
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