Clemenceau open letter joint debt policy clash at Coolidge Paris
Paris reports Georges Clemenceau urged the United States to fund debt with France on commercial terms and warned France will not sell assets. President Coolidge said discussions on French war debt are closed, while critics call for preserving France’s independence from outside pressure.
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Belated Conscience Inquiries Stir Army Leadership
A belated probe into conscience plumbs the army leadership as officials seek to reconcile actions with duty. The Associated Press reports Washington figures weigh moral questions raised by recent events and the implications for service conduct.
President and Mrs Coolidge Return to Camp
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge concluded a four day visit to Plymouth New York and the Adirondacks. They departed by automobile and then boarded a special train for another leg of their trip. At Camp they renewed ties with guests including Mrs Frank W Stearns of Boston and others at the homestead.
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English Channel swimming plan for this evening
Reported swimmers from Canada and France prepare to enter the water at Cape Gris Nez around five for a crossing to England. The group includes Omer Perault Helmy Georges Michel and Clement Corsan with American Mike Ganes noted as observer or participant amid uncertain conditions and water temperature.
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Woman Found Dead in Bed Strangled by Night Intruder
A woman was found dead in her bed after an intruder entered through a window. The killer tied no money or valuables and a package of a popular brand cigarettes was left at the scene as a clue. Police are treating the case as a homicide with no immediate suspect.
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Hay Fever Aid Drives Sugar and Cider for Sufferers
United press report notes hundreds of ervitations and rations issued to hay fever sufferers. Fred Sears, president, leads the Interstate Hay Fever Association as meetings plan for August, with convention headquarters at Hotel Dutath. Membership aims for those affected by sneezing and crying fits.
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Frontier disturbances in Bulgaria blamed on bandits
Dispatches from diplomatic agents in both nations declare frontier incidents are bandit attacks rather than political acts. The United States and Yugoslavia deny mobilization reports and stress a peaceful, procedural approach to the dispute.
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Prophesy of spiritual discoveries by Sir Oliver Lodge
Sir Oliver Lodge, president of the British Association in 1915, told the gathering that science may soon make revolutionary discoveries in the realm of the spiritual. He said the nineteenth century focused on material work, and once humanity steps beyond death the ascent will have no end.
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Mitchell groundwork for National Aeronautic Association post
A Washington press report says Corporal Willem Mitchell, ousted army air officer, is a candidate to head the National Aeronautic Association. The group meets monthly in Philadelphia area and may campaign for a large air force. Mitchell, currently on vacation in Maine, is said to be willing to take the post.
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Two Young Robbers Inva de Chicago Home And Bank
Two armed robbers invaded a Chicago mansion home valued at 15000 with the family present, ransacking the National Bank and escaping with unspecified spoils. In Augusta Michigan a bank heist followed disarming an assistant cashier, with losses reported between 1060 and 3508.
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Wisconsin tobacco election notes shuffle board results
Unofficial returns outline a new board for the Wisconsin cooperative with Jens Tevideon Ngerudior as president. Directors listed include Charles Caldwell in district 3 and John Thompson in district 2, among others from Dane, Rock, and Vernon counties, with several towns and districts named.
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Donaher Seeks Third Term Amid Ohio Political Push
Debates over a 1924 Democratic field include Vic Donaher of Ohio who survived two landslides and seeks a third term. Heflin of Alabama notes his 1928 nomination defeat and Donaher’s popular backing at home as he weighs plans for a gubernatorial bid amid internal party opposition.
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Miss Zona Gale and Mrs. John J. Blaine Enter Campaign
Miss Zona Gale and Mrs. John J. Blaine announce entry into campaign duties. They will campaign in Stevens Point and Milwaukee county areas, speak at three cities per week, and deliver addresses Wednesday through the week, dedicating time to Wisconsin voters.
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Trampled as Car Catches Fire in Milwaukee Incident
In Milwaukee last night Edward Wasner and Mrs David Schwietz were trampled when a fire caused a trolley car to derail and plunge into darkness except for the flames in the cab. Two other women were injured in the panic.
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Mira
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Man Figures In Death Mystery Unfolds In Hospital Case
An Associated Press report notes police search for an A and R man tied to a death mystery involving a nurse Weeks and a hospital case in Bis autenie. Wren heard of the murder claim and said he planned to see a movie after leaving home. A woman named Weeks left her house amid the confusion. A tire repairer was identified by papers as a potential link to the incident.
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Plans to Increase Profits by Cooperative Methods
Announcement outlines various profit boosting methods in cooperative groups. It lists new leadership and aims to expand member participation while focusing on efficiency and joint purchasing. The document emphasizes organizational expansion and member involvement to drive growth.
Man Drowns in Egypt Native of Caledonia Wis
A man who drowned in Egypt while attempting to rescue a woman from a boat fate was native of Caledonia Wisconsin near here. He had served six years in missionary work in Egypt and was formerly pastor of the Union Presbyterian church in West Aliis Wisconsin. He leaves a wife and four children in Egypt with him, and brothers and sisters in Alexandria.
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Protests Over Church Property Rules Calm in City
Official states government will enforce church property laws across denominations including Protestant parishes. Catholics report no protests as dialogue continues while authorities stress adherence to constitutional protections and future church property rights.
Miners Entombed Alive Reported by Engineers in Charge
In Ky May 104 rescue teams worked to reach miners trapped 600 feet from the entrance of a hardpan and rock filled shaft. Engineers said the entombed miners were alive as they drilled through rock and water to reach the shaft. Continuous efforts aimed to pump air and water and locate the men amid a delayed rescue operation.
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Official denial of finding Kitchener's body on Scandinavia
A damaged OCR fragment reports an official denial about discovering Kitchener's body on the Scandinavia voyage. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and missing details, making it difficult to extract concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
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Appointment and register details in Orleans store notice
A fragmented OCR item outlines dates and persons linked to a formation register in New Orleans. It references appointment processes and a list of names tied to the record, with unclear specifics on dates or actions.
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Arivenl Osiere
Cotton crop falls below normal after August 1 update
The crop reporting board of the agriculture department estimates the cotton crop at 69.8 percent of normal as of August 1, indicating lower production. The census of reports shows mixed results with diminished yields and adjustments from earlier figures.
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Death of Wis. businessman noted in Green Bay hospital
Reports state the head of Eloi Pra & company Willan HL died yesterday in a Green Bay hospital after a period of illness. His widow Mrs Walter Fischel and daughter are mentioned. he had been in poor health before traveling to Wisconsin.
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Detroit Area Targeted as Nation's Wettest Region
Detroit officials announce a crackdown on liquor smuggling with patrols on the Detroit River. Colonel A J Hanson leads eight patrol boats and forty officers to curb supply chains from Canada and deter bootleggers amid widespread defiance of Prohibition laws.
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Questioning in Hall Mills murder case shifts again
Reopened Hall Mills case prompts new police theory. Investigators pursue a minister and two women seen near the accident scene as potential witnesses. Edward Stryker and Grace Stryker live near the crime site where the bodies were found. Local police press the investigation amid unfolding testimony.
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Bathing Beaches Toll Weekend Drownings Across Regions
Dozens drown near Boston and New York metropolitan area over the weekend as beaches along Lake Erie and coastlines see multiple fatalities. Reports cite nine deaths near Farnham on Lake Erie and additional drownings in Kansas City, Indianapolis, and New Jersey with rescues continuing along Rochaway Beach.
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Amity Treaty Between Roumania and France Reported
Associated Press dispatch from Bucharest says Roumania and France may sign a mutual defense pact similar to France with Poland and Czechoslovakia. The foreign office has not confirmed, but a signature could occur soon as France moves to ally with all nations of the so called Entente.
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La Follette Widow backs Ekern and progressives
Mrs La Follette issues a statement endorsing Governor Ekern and other Progressive candidates. She praises Herman Ekern’s leadership, loyalty, and alignment with La Follette’s ideals, urging support for Blaine and related reform candidates in the fight against special interests.
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Runoff Primary Tangles in Texas Campaign Details
Fragmentary report notes runoff primary events in Texas involving Ferguson Moody and Democratic figures. Text references canvassing returns, observers, hotel room discussions, and committee statements amid unclear context and garbled wording.
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Weather forecast notices for Wisconsin and surroundings
A weather brief notes showers in Wisconsin with temperature remarks and references to expected conditions tonight and tomorrow. Observational report mentions daily Northwestern observations and temperate outlook.
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