Secrets Bared as Mrs Sutton Weeps at Court
In Annapolis court proceedingsLieut James Sutton of the U S Marine Corps is linked to a murder case and the release of letters deemed by Major Leonard as prurient. Mrs Sutton denies intimate ties and the court considers releasing further documents while witnesses discuss the letters and their contents.
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Associated Press
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Sutton
United States Marine Corps
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Ant Adan Sutton Hou
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Leonard
Washington
D.C
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China
Japan
Antony-Mukden Ratte Way
State Department
Henry P. Fletcher
Pekhig Chinw
Mrs Sutton Testimony At Inquest On Lieutenant Sutton’s Death
Testimony recounts Mrs Sutton claiming multiple wounds on Lieutenant Sutton and describing witnesses as wild beastie low brutes and low cads. She cites letters from Miss Stewart Professor Cole Osterman and others, with cross examination by Dr Birney and defense urging limits on questioning.
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Buttin
Suite
Fred
Adams
Xe Birney
Bly
Davis
Birney
Tilney
Yowg
Attack and murder shocks small town graveyard scene
A seventeen year old girl, Ani Schumacher, residing with her mother, was attacked by unknown assailants while visiting a cemetery to place flowers. The body was dragged outside the newsroom where witnesses noted a smuggle mark in the Schumacher family plot. Police continue to investigate the crime and search for suspects.
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Associated Press
Heser
Ani Schumacher
Cty
Ign
Greece
Schumacher
Pheelghias
Tramps blamed as police probe fatal assault near cemetery
Police theorize a gang of tramp thieves attacked a girl near the cemetery where her body was found. Particles under her fingernails indicate desperate resistance and a spade, seized from a nearby farm, was found nearby with traces of grain.
Two Vessels on Rocks Near Eagle River
Milwaukee dispatch reports steamer Pathfinder and its tow ashore on rocks off Eagle River in fog. Position deemed dangerous, but boats were saved. aids were sent. Smoke and wreckage observed as vessels grounded while bound down the lake.
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Speeud
Milwaukee
Wis
Calumet
Mich
Eagle River
Kewines
Swedens Strikes Spread as Railways Threaten August Walkout
In Sweden the second week of unrest continues with strikers swelling sympathy actions across trades. A railway walkout is feared for August, while farmers rally in support of cereal crops. Reports indicate disruptions across harvest and transport, with officials and unions involving the Central Federation and named figures planning further actions.
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Stockhalm
Sweden
Henburg
Uie
Stuhe Tt
Central Federation of Ues
Phelin
Holm Khv
United
Revolt Surges as Barcelona Struggles Under Siege
Reports from Port Vendres describe Barcelona in turmoil as residents roam freely amid deathly silence. Barricades rise from Belgian blacks cleared from streets while fires burn in convents and churches. The populace, though frightened, shows defiance as Catalan resistance grows and the dictator’s grip wavers.
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Port Vendres
Relgns
Barcelone New
Elreus
Liev Donot
Lintce
Pener
Old Point Comfort Torpedo Boat Target Practice
From Norfolk Navy Yard, fifteen battleships of the North Atlantic fleet sail for target practice off the capes. Two small torpedo boats, the Nichelson and the O'Brien, will be used as targets and shot to pieces as larger ships fire on them. Torpedoes will be fired from mammoth barges to hit the hulls, with crews instructed to keep the targets moving even after impact.
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Associated Press
Old Point Comfort
Nia Capes
Nichelson
O'Brien
Batteslips
Norfolk Navy Yard
Ken
Crisis Nears End in Street Car Strike Impasse
Reported talks between traction officials and labor unions in the city aim to avert a strike. Pronounced confidence that negotiation progress could yield a peaceful settlement, with prospects for an agreement by today or tomorrow at the latest.
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Tress
Cnergo
Ate
Traction
Tod Negon Thane
Costly Ashland Fire Destroys Smeaton Mill Facility
A blaze swept through Ashland's Smeaton mill yesterday, burning the main desk and lumber yard. Firefighters fought the flames this morning to prevent spread to the planing mill, risking thousands of feet of exposed lumber and upsetting local wooden stock.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Ashland
Smeaton's Mill
500 Delegates Present at Catholic Reelectives Opening Session
Delegates from many societies gathered in Carnegie Marsh hall for the Amess Siew, arriving from New York, Boston and other points. The opening business session began with work to perfect an organization as 500 delegates and millions in attendance filled the hall.
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New York
Boston
Carnegie Marsh Hall
Wellman Inflates Balloon in Polar Expedition Preps
News from Tromace reports Walter Wellman’s polar expedition preparations are underway. Repairs after a June storm caused major damage to the ship. a gas apparatus has been installed and Wellman began inflating the balloon.
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Spitvybergen
Walter Wellin
Wellh
Rublee Rebounds After Operation for health
William A. Rubles the retiring American who was operated on last month for stomach trouble is reported well again. He will stay in view for a few weeks to regain strength before sailing for Hong Kong where he has been appointed American medical official.
China yields to Japan in Manchuria talks
The Chinese foreign office and the grand council met with Prince Chuan the regent to discuss the Japanese situation. Britain supports Japan, pushing for a standard gauge railway and a settlement of the South Manchurian question while China objects to any terms that force concessions. Japan seeks continued work on the Antung Mukden line with a broader settlement in dispute.
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Bourd
Gram Council
Prince Chuen
Juans
Antung-Mukden Goby
Ching
Ldung Lume Yen
Boar of Furelen
Yerturday
Haley
Gleuwed Gorett
Jin
Chui
Ahat
Aly
China
Jupin
Great
Farope
Chelea
Uigu
Japan
Cokin
Manchuria
Cline
Foreign Office
Chusa
Fons Ching
Peru and Bolivia dispute over indemnity and frontier
The article discusses a favored award for Peru seen as a hindrance to peace talks, aiming to provoke armed conflict to secure a disputed border settlement. It mentions Peru’s southern frontier near Chiltun and references Bolivia’s congress opening its sessions and potential gains from the issue.
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Peru
Peri
Bolivia
Chiltun
Iyhe
Heat Grips East as Temperatures Surge Across Cities
Weather from New York to Philadelphia and Chicago shows extreme heat with daytime readings near ninety in many locations. Officials report heat intensities causing discomfort and a desire for relief as thermometers rise and winds shift, marking a tough day for residents in several urban centers.
Irrigation Congress Opens With State and City Leaders
Washington state Governor M Has and Mayor N Pralt greet Irrigation congress in Spokane. Over 2 068 delegates arrive by morning with more expected. George Fe Barstow presides as Barstow and committee leaders outline agenda and committee work.
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Spokane
Wash
Adz
Procilent Rath Ildresces
Congress
Ghee Congress
Executive Committee
Auto Club Run Delivers Cool Run In Heat Threat
The Oshkosh Aikemattle club completed a lengthy run Sunday afternoon starting at 2 45 and finishing around 9 00 after eighty one miles. Despite extreme heat and a looming thunderstorm several entrants withdrew but the main group proceeded at about eighteen miles per hour. The north and east shores enjoyed a cool breeze as participants reached Fond du Lac Hotel Erving in the evening.
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Oshkosh
Fond’ du Lac
Tfhey
Artumi
Great Coeur d Alene land drawing opens on reservations
Large crowds gathered as the government land draw begins for Coeur d Alene and related reservations. Names of winners will be drawn from envelopes, with three girls from Coeur d Alene Missoula and Spokane to handle the opening, before prizes are announced and shipments to Washington DC prepared.
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Associated Treas
Liliho
Ak Great Ek
Eiger Wen
Bernice M. Griffe
Dew Moines
Bai Nenilieg
Witen
Saw Ten
Tsitder Relig
Msrile Creek
Drew Ehtime
Fotin
Lednimerk
Spokane
Chrurles
Coonwedl
Apoluine
Heraua Seabuuer
South
Pavount
Wastin
Dando Mantani
Great Reserve Wall
Apokate
Eailier
Wash
Augelors
Wallen Spokane
Macy
Malig
Seattle
Joe
Fanengy
Wttern
Siihige
James W. Wirten
Spokane Tanda
Flathead
Atrangere
Coeur Valene
Oennel
Wirten
United States
Marshel
Helen Hamilton
Coeur -Alene
Christiana Dolan
Missoula
Flatriet Post
Witten
Union Giants Win Two In Weekend Baseball Action
The Union Giants swept a two game set at Drive weekend, splitting with the Palace Clothing house effort and showcasing strong hitting. Williams and Ripon College contributed in the late innings as Oshkosh, Ripon, and Appleton teams posted notable scores, with Belfast stellar on the mound for the college squad and Gilliam adding power for the local club.
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Palace Clothing House
Collins
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Kinney
Gos
Sonday
Giants
Briday
Te Poineh
Tulice
Wits
Bela
Wektou Ag
Linge
Sacuediey
Pidace
Tavens
J. Lyons
Washington
Williams
RIPON
Williams Business College
Dipon City
Belfast
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Qaks
G Aman
Oshkosh
Gunners
Poud de Lie
Willhuma
Sermowhrat
Word Picture of Christ At One Fiat Congregation
Fragmented sermon on Jesus Christ at Nazareth described with ornate terms. Includes observations by a speaker named Sith and a performer named Ethel Swan, noting remarks on Christ’s character and public perception amid doubt about divine authority.
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Naaareth
Jesus Chrlat
Adumal
Sith
Atlas
Nagarethy
Mig Ethel Swan
Bolivia eyes potential war amid South American tensions
Washington reports rising talk among diplomats that Bolivia may seek conflict with Peru as Argentina Bolivia and others show direct and indirect interest. The dialogue notes Bolivia’s agitation and Argentina’s stance under current regional strains.
No One Died In Saloon Rumor Debunked
A rumor spread that a man expired suddenly in a saloon on South Main Street but no victim name or death was confirmed. Northwestern reporter questioned the saloon owner who knew nothing of any death. Police and undertakers reported no incident, heat or fainting noted.
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Main
Who is new first sacker for Oshkosh Indians
Oshkosh baseball returns to the city Sunday evening with manager Hawley holding a depot conference in Milwaukee with Charles Fo Mell, league president. Rumor says a new first baseman will join the Indians Tuesday as they open a three game series with Green Bay.
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Indians
Green Bay
Leary
Lynch
Tracine
Chicago
Cubs
Brooklyn
Deadly France Train Wreck Kills Eleven, Injures Thirty
In Longjumenne France a collision between a passenger train and a freight train today killed eleven people and injured thirty. Authorities reviewed the accident scene as rescue operations continued.
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Associated Press
Longjumenne
Wisconsin Weather Forecast for Local Area
Long range forecast for Wisconsin calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. The National Weather Service observes cooler temperatures with gusty winds in the extreme western portions. Local observations show temperature and wind trends consistent with a brisk spring pattern.
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Wisconsin
Fight in the Senate Reveals Hidden Interests in Legislation
A La Follette era analysis argues that a core group of Senate committees control most legislation including commerce and finance. The piece contends federal power over commerce has expanded with industrial growth, shaping what laws reach the floor.
Senator Elkins and the System in the Senate
The article discusses Senator Blethen Elkins of West Virginia, his career from law and politics to the Senate, and his ties to railway interests. It criticizes the so called system that guides interstate commerce policy, praising Elkins as aligned with big business while noting public sentiment sometimes challenges such influence. It mentions the railroads’ push to limit railroad labor reforms and hints at ongoing legislative battles on Page 9.
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Blethen Elkins
West Downgut
Henly
Geinda
Univer
Territory
New Mexico
Congress
Sieney
Wily Davis
Titshead
West Virginia
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Rade Ratte
Casi
Combin
Stoner
Sott
Committee On Interstate Commerce
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