Wisconsin Coolidge Dawes Club forms to back ticket
A Wisconsin movement launches a Coolidge Dawes Republican Club with delegates from every county. More than 290 attended a state meeting where Pape spoke for the party. An executive committee of seven, led by T P Abel, will direct the campaign with a 22 member working organization. District vice presidents were elected in eight districts amid debates over La Follette's independent bid.
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Milwaukee
National Republican Committee
Associated Press
Club
Mr. Abel
Mene Brs
Miga
Katherine Williams
Mibwaukee
Secretars
Republican National Committee
Tom Kenosha
Edna Steele
Fraptean
W.od. Kohler
Rohler
G. C. Lewis
Watertown
L. Marcus
Musceda
Anne Stratman
Dodgeville
William Pieplow
FF. A. Conway
S—Clarencr Kincksin
Mins
Eau Claire
W—C
Youmans
Lewis
Wisconsin
Cavses
J. N. Tittemore
Coalidre-Dawesa
Abel
Robert M. la Follette
Saveral
Congress
Supreme Court
United States
Roumania Seeks Complete Data on Debts to U S
Foreign Minister Duca formally asked the American legation in Bucharest to obtain full data from Washington on Roumanian antique and postwar commercial debts owed to American creditors. He said Romania aims to cooperate with the United States to reach satisfactory practical settlements similar to those already made with major creditors.
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Associated Preas
Burcharest
Roumania
Duca
Legation
Washington
Tran
United States
Cardinal Mercier Ill With Phlebitis In Brussels
Cardinal Mercier of Brussels is indisposed due to exertions and has been forced to stay in an arm chair. He is suffering from phlebitis, an inflammation of the veins, but continues to receive matters as usual.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Gibbons Wins by Knockout in Third Round
Wembley London: Toni Gibbons, the American light heavyweight, defeated Jack Bloomfield by knockout in the third round of a twenty round bout at Wembley Stadium. Gibbons floored Bloomfield three times in round two and twice more in round three, ending the fight with a left to the chin. Bloomfield showed little offense, landing only two taps, as Gibbons dominated from the opening bell amid a large crowd.
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Associated Press
Wembley Sodium
London
Toni Gibbons
Jack Bloom
Feld
Inglish
Bloom
Blnemsfleld
Agay
Gibbons
Bloomfield
Son
Hinomfield
Cibbong
Gibbona
Rivenfield
Wembley Stadium
Phh Scott
Tandon
Andre Anderson
Gompers to Seek Halt to WV Miner Evictions
Atlantic City N J The American Federation of Labor executive council authorized Samuel Gompers to press Governor Morgan of West Virginia to stop coal miner evictions from company owned houses at once. The move, backed by the United Mine Workers of America, pledges AFL aid to protect mine workers and their families as union leaders condemn eviction practices amid broader labor tensions.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. d
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Baber Todey
Samuel Gompers
Morgan
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Willam Green
Couneil
International Brotherhood of Teamatera
American Pany
Endocrine Links Probed in Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago psychiatrists testified in the punishment hearing for Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb, arguing disorders of the thyroid pineal and pituitary glands helped shape the crime. Dr Hulbert, defense expert, said Leopold’s condition plus Loeb’s leadership created a fatal partnership in the Franks kidnapping and murder. The session continued into its sixteenth day as crowds gathered outside the courthouse.
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Chicago, Jr
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Leeb
Robert Franks
H. 5. Hulbert
Chicago
Leopold
Loeb
Bobby Franks
H. &. Hulburt
Nathan . Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Frank
John Wt. Caverly
Austin Avenue
Clark ‘Street
Hulbert
Oshkosh man killed in auto mishap near Campbellsport
A 40 year old Oshkosh man, John Smith, formerly a carpenter in Berlin and Fond du Lac, died when the car he rode in overturned and then righted on a highway near Campbellsport. Two companions were slightly injured. Smith was found in the back seat with a broken neck. Dr Moulton and Wilfred Bualaff were only slightly injured. A Racine man, Harry Exnom, 40, died later from injuries after being struck by a vehicle driven by J Russell of Detroit. In Superior, Charles Ward, 9, died after being struck by a car driven by Grover C West while chasing a rubber ball.
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Campbellsport
Wis
John Smith
Oshkosh
Berlin
Fond du Lac
Staett
Smith
Dr. Moulton
Fond du Ue
Wilfred Bualaff
CampbAiaport
Wisconsin Power & Light Company
Oshkosh Utility Company
Ihe
Seventeenth Street
Racine
United Press
Harry
Russell
Detroit
Fress
Superior
Charles Ward
Grover C. West
West
General Mitchell Cited by Court Order in Alimony Case
United Press report states Brig. Gen. William Z. Mitchell assistant chief of the U S air forces was cited in a court order to show cause on April 15 before Judge F E T Fairchilds why he should not be compelled to raise alimony from 400 to 1000 dollars monthly for his three children. The order, signed by Judges J J Gregory, follows petition by his divorced wife Caroline Stoddard Mitchell. General Mitchell was seen in Detroit about a year ago.
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United Presa
Milwaukee
Wiliam Z. Mitchell
United States Air Forces
J. J. Gregory
FE. T. Fairchilds
Caroline Stoddard Mitchell
General Mitchell
Detroit
Skinner Named New Paris Consul General
Washington reports Robert F. Skinner, longtime American consul general in London, is ordered transferred to Paris to succeed Alexander H. Thacksoa who retired July 1 due to age.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Robert F. Skinner
London
Paris
Alexander H. Thacksoa
Storm Swept Abeag Being Rehabilitation
Storm swept Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois in a 36 hour period killing thirteen people and injuring dozens. Property damage ran into millions as crops were ruined with areas like Eau Claire Bloomer and New Auburn hit hard. Power lines down and farms damaged as crews work to restore communication and begin rebuilding.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Mlineis
Oak Park
Associated Press
Eau Claire
Wis
Farma
Newaubyen
Black River Fally
Bloomer
Campany
Chippewa Falls
Dunnehunty
Ary
Rock Falla
Aix
Auburn
Black River Falls
Indianapolis
Ind
William Erwin
Russell Steinbach
Lafayette
Frank Putek
John Drage
Nits
What Candidates Are Doing President Coolidge Plans Cruise
President Coolidge conferred with William M. Butler and scheduled a Potomac cruise with friends after morning meetings. Independent candidate La Follette planned speechmaking ahead of a visit by running mate Renster Wheeler to finalize campaign plans. John W. Davis started a kin open campaign in Clarksburg meeting old friends as he prepared to deliver the acceptance speech that Monday evening.
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United Press
Coolidge
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
la Follatte
Renster Wheeler
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
Wisconsin Democrats Map Campaign Plan
Wisconsin Democrats outline a campaign fund goal of 160 000 dollars, led by John Cudahy. At a Milwaukee meeting party leaders plan to protest inactivity by the Milwaukee committee and to coordinate with county committees for the pre primary push. State office candidates will tour counties making speeches. speakers included Allen Sitapaon, John P Hume, Karl Mathie, C Wrucke, and Frank Rowan with George I. Dwinnpell presiding.
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Associated Prenn
Milwaukea
Winconsin Democrata
John Cudahy
Milwaukee
Yeaterday
Miwittakes
Taiturn
Amem
Tufure
Atin
Tiana
Tern Dase
Grarr
Carrall
Plank
Concrenat
Eich Offles
Allen Sitapaon
Brelne
John P Hume
Atte
Karl Mathie
Wrousau
Liutenant
C. Wrucke
Harion
Cangreva
Frank Rowan
George I. Dwinnpell
Waukesha
Foch to Cast Vote on Reparations Plan in Paris Talks
Marshal Foch is expected to cast the vote shaping the Paris conference on implementing the Daven reparations settlement. Premier Herriot and key allies depart for Paris with Foch’s approval needed on terms to evacuate the Ruhr and ensure German compliance with Versailles disarmament provisions. Observers foresee political risk for Herriot as cabinet lines may shift.
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Associated
London
Marshal Foch
Franer
Herriot
Parla
Muhr
Itta
Notlettp
Ruhr
Germany
M. Herriot
Rosendale to Build Union High School
At a special election in Fond du Lac county Rosendale voters approved the school board applying for a 25000 state fund loan to construct a new union high school. The tally was 7 to 245 in favor.
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Rosendale
Union High School
United Preas
Fond du Lac
Wis
Governor Smith Declares Defense Day in New York
Governor Smith today urged New York residents to join in Defense Day activities called by the War Department. A statewide call to gather at local worship sites urged participation to support national power and security.
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Associated
Alhiny
N.Y
Smith
Gerd
New York
War Department
Earthquake and floods devastate regions worldwide
Reports detail massive destruction from earthquakes and floods across China and Taiwan. Authorities note unprecedented river overflows, submerged villages, mass casualties, and billions in damage as war-weary populations seek aid and tax relief. Threshold figures indicate hundreds of lives lost and extensive property ruin.
Brazilian rebels strike hard at federal forces report
Buenos Aires dated 8 The Santon correspondent reports heavy losses for federal forces pursuing Sao Panto rebels with thousands of wounded arriving at San Paula. Earlier dispatch said after capturing Rebeata a federal column moved toward Marare near the Pasani border, then clashed again with rebels as other forces occupied near Baty catuy.
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Buenos Aires
Ade
Fut Nartonaiga
Fiachina Federal
San Paula
Rebeata
Marare
Pasani Wtate
Rebeta
Poewrlona
Batycatuy
Matriculation Set for University of Wisconsin
United Press report states the University of Wisconsin will begin matriculation on September 4 with registration lasting a week and examinations for admittance on September 22. First classes will be held on September 9.
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United Fressy Madixon
University of Wisconsin
University Poffirints
Iirse
Normal School Buildings as Meeting Places
The Wisconsin Normal Board of Regents faced a heated vote over allowing public meetings and political gatherings in normal school buildings. A resolution proposed to permit use by groups such as the Ku Klux Klan or the Wisconsin Young Men's Progressive Association was paused after debate, amid objections tied to the universities’ refusal to allow use of a university building for such events.
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State Normal Board of Regent
Normil Tee
Ku Klux Klan
Norma Press
Aind Ala
Wd. Dempaey
Ovbkosh
Ermal Xelenin
Aneh
Wisconsin
Seston
Cummings and Burns Reach Western Title Final
Cummings of Chicago and Burns of Kansas City advanced to the Western championship final after Burns defeated Dorothy Kiets of Chicago 3 and 2. Burns posted a 37 on the front nine and four birdies, taking a three up lead at the turn while Cummings, playing under par with three birdies, prepared to challenge for the title.
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Chicago
Notification of Nominee Dawes Arrangements Report
The Dawes notification ceremony is set for August 19 at Evanston with Charles G. Dawes as the Republican vice presidential nominee. Roy West of the Republican National Committee announced details. The event will be on the Dawes terrace along Lake Michigan to accommodate a large crowd with William M. Butler presiding and Omaha's A. Jeffries delivering the formal address.
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ERA Associated Press
Chicago
Charles CG
Hin Evanston
Roy
Republican National Committee
Dawes
Lake Michigan
Wiliam M. Butler
National Committee
AW. Jeffries
Omaha
Tr. Dawes
Cleveland
Davis’s Home Town Welcome for Davis Candidate
United Press dispatch from Clarksburg West Virginia describes Sonn W Davis returning to his native Main Street to a warm reception from locals who recall his boyhood and earlier life. The crowd included elders and grandmothers as well as a robust welcome from local committees and supporters.
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Clarksburg
Fraser Edwards
United Press
W. Va
Sonn W. Davis
Congrea
Govelier
England
Nedishbor Bey
Davis
Charter annulled in Wisconsin tobacco antitrust suit
Milwaukee report states the charter of the Association of Wholesale Tobacco Packers of Wisconsin was annulled as a $10,000 payment was made and a state suit dismissed. The action, filed in 1922 by former Attorney General W. J. Morgan, alleged conspiracy to restrain trade and fix prices across tobacco and related items, naming Lorillard, American Tobacco, Schneider, Badger and others.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Association of Wholesale ‘Tobacco Punty of
Wisconsin
W. 7. Morgan
Ewik
Morrin
Tobacconiats
Association
Npverteen
Iin
PT. Lorillard Company
al Companies
Mémbeca
Walter Rehinz
Dan Grady
Portage
Eugene Wenger
Madison
Weather forecast notes varying periods for Wisconsin
Mixed and garbled weather notes forecast warmer Sunday with partly cloudy days. Reports include daily observations and scattered showers possible in Reston and Wisconsin areas with rising temperatures midweek and cooler spell later.
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Workington
Reston
Great Laker
Ueper Minalaninpassed
Wissoort
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