Wisconsin Progressives Rally as La Follette Line Splinters
A Wisconsin political clash unfolds as progressives question the La Follette faction and debate a possible La Follette Jr. candidacy at conventions in Madison and Milwaukee. The piece notes rising anti Blaine sentiment, statewide unease, and plans for a conference to decide candidate support amid intense factional tension.
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Turnkey Beaten as Escape Mob Attacks Jail Film
Leach, a jail turnkey in the county jail, was beaten by Clyte Mc Coy and Robert Young. The alleged attackers, held in custody, escaped after the assault. Leach recovered enough to wake and fire several shots at the Avenue men, but the shots went wide.
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Poison drink linked to social scandal case in Brooklyn
Mary Towlie Brown Ing wealthy city operator Browning admits drinking poison after a heated accusation about him. A doctor arrived too late as she vomited the toxin. Public welfare officials call the incident highly immoral while age and adoption legality loom over the proceedings.
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Body of explosion victim found as murder case widens
Warrant charges murder after charred remains are found believed to be victim in San Francisco. Authorities, including Mrs Fehwarty and undertaker Barker, dispute identity while insurance polices valued at £106,900 are cited. Investigators seek confirmation as body lies in morgue for identification.
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LYNCHING LOOMS OVER KANSAS TOWN MOB JUSTICE DISCUSSED
Officials of Clay county indicated no investigation would be held into the lynching of a woman assailant identified by a suspect. Coroner ruled death by strangulation. Prosecution said mob methods were illegal though alleged to be justified. Rioters dispersed the crowd, and about 100 black residents fled Excelsior Springs seeking safety in Kansas City as authorities warned of potential further violence.
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French Morale Shifts as Victory Affects Krim Factions
A fragile state of loyalty among Krim followers shifts with French victories in French Morocco. French and allied forces resume operations against the Rif, aiming to break rebel morale built by long campaigns. The main question is whether renewed assaults will sway tribes still influenced by anti‑Crim propaganda and recent history.
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Ford to Establish Fleet of Planes
Adated report outlines Ford plans to expand aircraft production and add a fleet of commercial planes. The move aims to boost output, create jobs, and connect major cities via enhanced air service. Details mention plant expansion, funding needs, and scheduled deliveries to destinations including New York and Cleveland.
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Legal ruling on Bible reading in Virginia court
A Virginia court denied a petition seeking to permit the reading of the Bible in a school or public setting. The decision blocking the reading was filed on a recent Friday, with Max Kaplan and a panel from the state bar involved in the proceedings. An appeal to the Supreme Court was requested by the petitioner.
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Missing Fliers Search Fails Amid Confusion
From Associated Brean a report notes no trace of the missing fliers. The men, former service members Mo Gatherenal, Eugene let, and Fart P. Ranker, are presumed alive by some and feared may have fallen during a prior mission. Investigators doubt their appearance was staged for publicity.
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Lynch mob parade mars capital inauguration day
Washington witnesses a KKK parade as 50 000 members gathered along Pennsylvania Avenue to honor the inauguration. Police restrict mask wearing while extra troops patrol, amid threatening clouds and a tense crowd.
Plan to Raise Grain Rates Faces Opposition in Ohio
A proposed increase in grain rates to Ohio faced opposition from railroads and shippers. The plan sought higher charges on grain and grain products from Northwestern Ohio ports, tied to shipments from Michigan and China routes, and was challenged as unjustified by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Tenement Blast Harms Women and Children
A blast in a lower east side tenement terrifies residents as women and children flee in panic. Fire escapes fail, windows shatter, and alarms ring while neighbors rush to aid those injured or trapped.
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Silica Soda Liquid Sparks Federal Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a liquid silica soda incident involving federal agents and a shipment from Newark. References to a destination and a leak suggest a potentially hazardous material transport, with unclear details about parties or outcomes.
Delayed Rain Delays MacMillan Arctic Expedition Plans
In a report from Greenland, the MacMillan expedition faces postponement as heavy rain disrupts travel and logistics. BR Macdillan informs the National Geographic Society via radio about the setback affecting the survey schedule and research timeline.
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State and National Political History Made in This Building
A garbled preface outlines a forthcoming political convention with references to a United States senator and Wisconsin. It hints at national significance and a major event next week, stressing the convention date Thursday and a sense of historic impact across counties and states.
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Promises and Reparations Talk Amid Allied Tensions
The article reports on wartime diplomacy as figures like Louis Glastren and Belgian officials discuss German reparations and Belgium’s position. It notes U S policy and Allied stance, with references to presidents and wartime memory. The piece reflects confusion and contested promises surrounding postwar arrangements and reparations.
John Temple Graves Dies in Washington Visionary Editor and Speaker
John Temple Graves, famed editor and public speaker, dies in Washington after a long career as a controversial journalist. He led The Palit Reach and The Hoaderron, and drew fame for his passionate advocacy and noted political stances. Graves was a 1900s presidential candidate for the National Independent party.
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Tragic Family Fire Claims Five In Midittetown Blaze
A fatal house fire in Conrail Valley near here claims five members of the Hat family including Mrs Harry Hat and her four children. A bystander Yodxy stood by as the blaze engulfed the home causing total destruction. Firefighters battled the flames but could not save the victims. Investigators began work to determine the cause amid a somber scene.
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Two Klansmen Die in Auto Accident in Washington
Reported from Washington, two Klansmen were killed when their automobile crashed near the capital Sunday. Three others were injured, including Clarence Tiyans and J. Prnnin, who died of injuries in hospital.
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Gabaret Thrills with Wild Two Gun Toters Caper
Gabaret receives a genuine thrill from a daring two gun robbery tale. The narrative centers on a dramatic chase through a smoky arena as figures akin to Ragone, Harrie, and a crew navigate dangers, with a focus on a famed Chick en Shank style plot.
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End of Hangings Prompts Mental Health Debate
The article discusses the possibility that the May mean end of hangings signals a shift in legal and mental health handling of crime. It references a case involving a drug clerk and robber, noting a prolonged trial and a jury finding, with expert testimony on mental condition influencing verdicts.
Two More Disease Cases Break Out
Two more disease cases are reported in Texas near Harris County. The outbreak involves cattle and hogs found in open range between towns, with animals slaughtered promptly after detection. Officials from the Bureau of Animal Industry confirm the incidents and note the spread of the disease.
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Capital and Labor Seek Settlement in Coal Dispute
President Coolidge, after brief discussion with Hoover on the anthracite wage clash, signals administration favors no interference yet. Industry and labor urged to settle the wage dispute before September 1. Also, Los Angeles naval airship plan eyed for commercial aviation growth with tentative routes and crewed flights under study by Hoover, War, and Navy.
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American Girls to Wed Nobles Faces Change of Plans
Two American girls aged ten, Grace and Grace, were set to marry British nobles. Plans altered as foreign alliances shift. Miss Grace’s engagement announced last December from Bethlenek Pa. A Bethlehem Hotel ball marked the celebration. Lieutenant Tremaine Turin del Decei, assistant secretary to the Italian ministry, disclosed delays and altered nuptial forecasts.
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Railroad Blameless in Interstate Train Crash
In a confusing report from the press bureau, the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad is held blameless for an interstate collision. Investigators found crew actions and station errors contributed, but officials determined the fault lay elsewhere. A formal inquiry highlighted signal failures and procedural lapses as parts of the broader incident, with a focus on safety protocols.
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