Wisconsin Republicans plan Oshkosh convention day
A Wisconsin Republican state convention will be held Thursday in Oshkosh at Armory B to rededicate the party and nominate a candidate for U S Senate. Delegates from every county will attend as organization work continues and credentials meetings precede the ballot.
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Army and Navy Big Guns Trained on the Coolidge Program
In Swampscott Massachusetts Army and Navy experts train as part of the Coolidge economy program. Budget Director Lord favors cutting the army and navy appropriations to about 1.9 million dollars under this year’s total of 57 million. President Coolidge backs the same views, but Pershing and other large navy and army advocates oppose. Some senior officers and many retired officials prepare to wage war on the economy demands they see as harming national defense.
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Discovery of rustproof wheat by McFedden team
A report from Aberteen notes McFedden's wheat blend claimed to be immune to black rust after six years of trials. The new variety combines hard red spring wheat with emmer and reportedly withstood rust attacks in tests conducted with U.S. experimental stations.
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Highway chairman trampled by horse in Deforsst accident
Madison A Rasmussen of Brooklye, 38, chairman of the Dune county highway commission, is hospitalized at Methodist hospital after being trampled by a frightened horse yesterday afternoon in Deforsst. He is reported seriously injured.
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Death mystery may hinge on Wisconsin rapids arrest
Wisconsin Rapids report says the still unsolved death of August Cidemas from a farm party near Milladore is possibly cleared by the arrest of Mike Sunieckas on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. He is held for questioning in the county jail. Sunieckas belonged to the group that caroused at Willian Remabha’s farm in Sanday, January 21, 1923. A little girl found the body. all admitted drinking. Continued on page 13.
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Legion subcommittee to investigate red schools
A special end committee of the American Legion's Americaniastion commission was directed to thoroughly investigate communistic schools in the United States. Members named include Frank Sieh of Aberdeen South Dakota Jo ta Jesoup of Wilmington Delaware and Toho Bullington of Beleville Illinois. The panel was formed after Frank Cross charged a school near Brule Wisconsin was teaching red propaganda with about fifty students involved. The subcommittee will report actions for the national convention in Omaha in October.
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Government bond plan eyed to fund federal buildings
United Dress staff correspondent reports President Coolidge seriously favors a government bond issue to finance construction of federal buildings in Washington and other areas. Officials estimate current rents cost 20 to 25 million dollars yearly, and bond interest could be covered, potentially funding about 500 million dollars in new construction. Continued on page 140.
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French Forces Clean Up Near Fez After Tribal Resistance
French troops in the Quezon region southwest of Fez begin a major cleanup operation as unfriendly tribesmen withdraw. In Amergon area tribesmen show new spirit after French capture of Moulay Gouchta, weakening resistance to Abd el Khire’s men.
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Wisconsin Blue Laws Violation Charged in Dance Hall Raid
Wisconsin Rapids authorities charged Harry Griffin proprietor of a country dance hall near Hereg with violating Wisconsin blue laws after a Sunday night dance. Twenty seven dancers were arrested. others fled. Town officers raided after a platform announcement warned of violations. Griffin secured counsel and planned to contest the charges in circuit court.
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Bryan Memorial Site Picked in Florida
The town of New York-Clewiston Florida has been chosen as the site for the National monument to William Jennings Bryan. The announcement came from Miss Dionesea Bryan Evans, his god daughter, confirming the selection today.
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Wisconsin Republicans to lay platform at August convention
Voters through delegates will shape the Wisconsin Republican platform at the August convention in this city. Delegates will likely push modernization of the primary law, allow pre primary conventions, and seek a ballot place for nominees who declare support for the party slate. The platform is expected to endorse Calvin Coolidge’s economy program and attack the current tax situation, with a committee drafting the final text for hundreds of Republican representatives to approve.
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Lincoln man Simmons executed for Montana case
Lincolns Neb inmate Simmons, a former Montana cowboy and deputy sheriff, was electrocuted at the state prison for the Frank Pahl murder. The 10:03 am execution ended his life after a final letter to his son stating innocence and belief in an afterlife.
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Drop 1K Wheat Market Sparks Price Rally
In Chicago trading the wheat market rose on reports of improved yields, with prices advancing to around 2.5 cents per bushel in early turnover. Traders noted gains on contracts for September and December as production forecasts exceeded private estimates and market expectations shifted toward higher prices from government data.
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Robbers Follow Paymaster to Garage Robbery
A pair of assailants in two autos tailed a paymaster to a garage and robbed him at noon of 3435 dollars and 50 cents. The incident was reported by United Press text from Chicago with scattered garbled names and phrases. Investigators seek clues as to motive and identity of the robbers.
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Political shifts in capital struggles over enforcement
A garbled report from Tulot Press outlines a battle over prohibition policy and enforcement. It mentions secretary of the treasury Andrews, a proposed administrator candidate named for approval, and potential staff changes tied to donor influence and political alignment.
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Huge New York Chicago telephone cable project begins
The Areaetated Tren Totoro reports a vast telephone cable linking New York and Chicago. The plan spans roughly 482 miles and costs about 94 million dollars. Officials claim it will greatly improve long distance service between the two cities. The project includes laying undersea or above ground segments and involves powering many miles of lines.
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Federal drug raid nets four arrests in Chinatown case
William Gray Beach, longtime chief agent of the federal wiretap division in Illinois, and four others were arrested on drug trafficking charges. Authorities recovered stolen jewelry and items from the suspects, including a jade vase valued at $8,000. Additional details and related arrests expected today or tomorrow.
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Deputy Sheriff Captures Pair After Cornfield Chase
A deputy sheriff pursued two suspects for miles before cornering them near a cornfield. One man gave the name Smith and was captured after abandoning a car in a ditch. The other escapee was pursued by officers and later caught with a watchful team. Both men were taken to Racine jail. a third accomplice remained at large as searches continued.
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Wisconsin GOP Convention Opens in Madison City
Wisconsin Republicans prepare for a gala convention with Oshkosh chosen to launch activities. Milwaukee county committee and volunteers from La Follette and McGovern factions participate, aiming to project a unified, patriotic image as Wisconsin Democrats respond. The event includes decorated city streets and a broad mobilization across communities.
Preliminary Talks Open Path to Belgian War Debt Funding
Washington discussions between debt commissions of the United States and Belgium focused on funding Belgium 450 million dollar war debt. Formal negotiations began with preliminary sessions, potentially several days of talks needed before terms are laid out. Involvement of finance ministers and diplomats indicated readiness to finalize a funding plan with the United States.
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Oil Drawn From Bottom as Fire Tops Reservoir
United Press reports at the Shell refinery near Coalings California a 750,909 barrel oil pool fed by 29,000 barrels every four hours. Fire at the cap exposes a steady draw from the bottom and could reach 1,600,690 dollars in cost or value.
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