Graf Zeppelin Sets New Atlantic Crossing Speed Record
Friedrichshafen Germany Graf Zeppelin lands at Friedrichshafen after crossing from New York in 55 hours 24 minutes covering 4200 miles. Dr Eckener on his sixty first birthday oversees preparations for the Tokyo leg with 22 passengers and crew.
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Friedrichshafen
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Graf Zeppelin
Tokyo
Graf
Dr. Eckener
Paris
Lakehurst
New York
Hugo Eckener
Farsley
Greenfield expects creditors paid in full
Chicago broker J B Greenfield, whose firm is under receivers in Chicago and Detroit, says creditors will be paid. He blames three men linked to the company for its collapse and alleges they accepted vicepresident roles with salaries and promised investments that never materialized. He claims he did not take company funds and expects audits to show smaller shortages.
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Chicago
UPK
J. B. Greenfield
Detroit
Greenfield
Arthur Cartaten
National Bank
George C. Treadway
Peoria
Telephone Company
HB. Laker
Springfield
Fim
Dr. Bogue
Carlsten
Frank A Fuller dies. Oshkosh business leader aged under 56
Frank A Fuller president and general manager of the Fuller Goodman company died at his Oshkosh home at 11 AM after a three week illness from paralysis. Born August 21, 1873, in Oshkosh, he built a large lumber and yard network across Wisconsin, expanding the business to 33 yards north of Milwaukee. He was active in local civic affairs and regarded as a leading younger businessman.
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Oshkosh
Frank A. Fuller
Fuller Goadian Company
Algoma Boulevard
Fuller
Oshkosh Joses
Morgan Company
Wisconsin
Central Lumber Company
Waupaca
Weyauwega
Dale
Wrightstown
Depere
Fuller Goodman Companiy
A. Goodman
R. B. Goodman
Marinette
Hollister-Amas Company
Milwaukee
Fire Sweeps Second Floor of Andkersen Hansen Building
A blaze of unknown origin last night on the second floor of the Andkersen Hansen building at Algoma Boulevard and Licht Street caused extensive damage. Firefighter Arthur Dudley was injured, treated at Mercy Hospital in serious condition, and insurance coverage covered most losses. Moody estimates total damage ranges from 50 000 to 75 000 dollars with most stock and fixtures destroyed on the second floor.
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Mercy Hospital
Dudley
Andkersen-Hansen
Algoma Boulevard
Licht Street
Lloyd PP
Light Street
Webster Art Studio
Fox Valley Tent and Awning Company
Andersen+Hansen company
Mike Gould Company
Oshkosh Paper Company
J. 10 Seal Company
Fox Valley Tent
Fox Valley Tent and Me coMpany
Yestiae
At & Eclock
Snook Prosecution Viewed As Threats By Defense Counsel
John F. P. Seidel testified that Prosecutor John J. Chester threatened to ruin his client and pressured Dr. James Howard Snook to confess to Theora Hix's murder. Seidel described a jailhouse scene during questioning and alleged unethical conduct by the prosecutor.
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Morris DeHaven
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
John FP. Seidel
James Howard Snook
John J. Chester, Jr
Snook
Seidel
Chester
Jack Chester
Smok
Brook
Fires Break Out On Every Hand In Woods
A vast wildfire crisis unfolds across the northwest with 4000 firefighters battling dozens of blazes spanning nearly 30000 acres in Idaho Montana Washington and Canada. Major fires in Bald Mountain Old Man Creek and Salmon River threaten remote areas as wind and low humidity fuel rapid spread.
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Wash
Northwest
Canada
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Bald Mountain
Old Man Creek
Salmon River Forest
Wolf Creek
Chelan
Allenby
British Columbia
Cam
Cougar Creek
Mount Ranier Forest
Great Britain ties U S in Wightman Cup play
Great Britain evened the Wightman Cup series as Mrs. Phoebe Watson defeated Heten Tanohs 6-3 8-2. In other action Milton Sonerant led Carl F. Kauffmann by two holes at the halfway mark of the National Public Link final at Forest Park, St. Louis.
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Toledo
Carl F. Kauffmann
Pittsburgh
Forest Park
St. Louis
Kauffman
Soncrant
Kauffmann
Great Britain
Phobe Watson
Heten Tanohs
Conference faces stalemate over Young reparations plan
In a tense session Philip Snowden pressed for a revision of the Young plan to grant Britain a larger share of German reparations. Briand warned the Hague talks could collapse but urged support for unconditional adoption subject to details. A direct veto could send the British delegation home as talks risk disintegration.
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Snowden
Great Britain
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Briand
Aristide Briand
France
Yuu
Miev
M. Briand
Havar
Mr. Briand
Conferta Fer Committees
Oon Financial Matte
Abandon Sliding Scale for Sugar in House Debate
Washington United Press report says Republicans voted to adopt a flat duty per pound on sugar and will set rate later after hearings. Chairman Smoot led discussions amid protests from the solar industry and no action was taken on a proposed three cent rise. woolen tariff cuts were also adjusted as rates were updated in the low wage sectors.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Republic
Hey
Smoot
Hooveer
Smort
Funeral for Victor Berger Draws 100000 Through Milwaukee
A vast Milwaukee procession mourns Victor Berger founder of The Milwaukee Leader. The public display lasted 24 hours with about 100000 people passing the casket. Dignitaries from Wisconsin legislature and Socialist figures attended plus varied citizens. The burial at Forest Home Cemetery followed a city hall tribute and a large, solemn time.
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Gene Gillette
United Tress Star
Milwaukee
Socialism
Victoria
Berwin
Laint
Berger
Wisconsin
Rerfer
Raskel
Parlince
Victor Berger
Milwaukee Leader
Waka Hin
The
Leader
American delegation heads to Moscow after U S trip
An American delegation, after 25 days in the Soviet Union traveling nearly 3000 miles, bids farewell to communists and heads to Moscow for further business observations. They visited several autonomous republics, inspected rail and military facilities, and held conferences with government officials.
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Karkov
Ukraiian
Russia
Moscow
Magnate Pantages Arrested in 16 Year Old Dancer Case
Los Angeles authorities summon dancer Miss Pringle for questioning as investigation into statutory charges against theater magnate Alexander Pantages intensifies. Reports detail alleged assault and attempted coercion at the theater, with witnesses describing screams and a chaotic escape.
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Cal Magnate
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Atty
Byrom
Yandeydle Theater
At Pringle
Fran Pantages
Almer
Miss Pringle
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Mies Pringle
Jha
Fred Weise
Magna
Wei
Pratarest
Taylor
Hale
Ammie
Courtney
Matles
Three Wisconsin drink parlors padlocked for a year
Three northern Wisconsin soft drink parlors were padlocked for a year by Federal Trade Cooperatives. The establishments listed are in Hurley Rhinelander and Minnekau, operated by John Talon, Julius Res, and Amy Nice. Additional sentences for liquor law violations were handed down, including Frank Pannette in Milwaukee and John Creak.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Federal Tider Co Op
Tarse
John Talond
Hurley
Julius Res Rhinelander
Amy Nice
Milwaukee House of Correction
Zeppelin Flight Sets Time Record to Friedrichshafen
The Graf Zeppelin completed its Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen journey in about fifty five hours and twenty minutes, covering roughly 4200 miles. It passed New York and Paris en route before landing amid rain, marking a notable aviation feat of the era.
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Grace Drumtmond Hay
Karl H. von Weigand
Nelson Morris
Chicago
Wiliam Weber
New York
Nate Wexler
Count Albrecht Montgelas
Berlin
Lady Hay
Dr. Eckener
Slentorian
Wevess
Zeppelin
Lakehurst
Friedrichshafen
Briley
Mintola
L. 1
Clifden
Treland
Citat
Civ
Bob TV Riday
Flakebuest
Athair
Owas
Veiliy Islands
England
Paris
Basie
Switzerland
Wriedrichshaten
Predrichshaten
Tokyo Shorn by Heat and Sudden Rain Ends in Tragedy
Severe weather battered Tokyo with heavy rain while temperatures remained extreme. A rail line incident disrupted service as a tram derailed and an engineer was killed. authorities feared additional casualties.
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Tokyo
Kohler vetoes rail switching fee bill
Governor Kohler vetoed a measure prohibiting railroads from paying industries for car switching. He argued the bill would force railroads to absorb switching costs and charge industries twice, affecting interstate shipments and provable railroad costs under review by commissions.
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Kohler
Matlisonante
Chovernin Kohler Ors
Pall
Penahmong
Railroad Commission
Susteme Court
Intesstate Commerce Commission
Tragedy Ends Honeymoon Missing Couple on Devils Lake
Bardboo Wisconsin 74 reports Sauk county authorities say a honeymoon tragedy may have ended the marriage of J J Parillo and wife from Chiavano. They were last seen Thursday after renting a boat on Devils Lake. A waterlogged craft washed ashore with Mrs Parilla’s purse, a coat, and a camera identified as hers. Efforts to locate the bodies continue with supervised drags at various spots. The couple wed last Saturday and were spending their honeymoon. Weather and lake conditions are noted in nearby reports.
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Sauk
J. J. Parillo
Chi
Vano
Devils Lake
Parilla
Fus- Heung
Jake
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