Plenary conference seals Dawes plan pact
London reports say allied and German delegates signed protocols to implement the Dawes plan for reparations. France and Belgium will evacuate the Ruhr within a year, while Germany begins payments. The pact calls for ratification by parliaments within fifteen days and outlines yearly gold mark payments through a five year period. Belgium may withdraw troops after ratification. Prime Minister MacDonald plans a statement denying coercion and urging swift evacuation.
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Associated Press
London
Dawes
Lford Allen
United Press
Davis
Germany
France
Belgium
Jettera
Ruhr
Rathicuion
Lamdon
Dortmund
MacDonald
Great
Britain
California Resident Found Dead in Manitoba Berry Patch
United Press reports a California man visiting relatives in Defresne Manitoba was found dead at 6 p m Friday in a berry patch a mile north of the station He had been picking berries before his death attributed to heart disease Relatives will arrange burial in California.
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United Press
Winnipeg
J. Sarazin
California
Defresne
Manitoba
Berry
Berriea
Corn Market Sees Wild Swings On Weather And Reports
The Associated Press notes wild fluctuations in corn prices amid continued unfavourable weather and adverse crop reports. May corn jumped 6 1 4 cents, with some trades touching 3 1 2 to 4 cents, as traders debated poor yields and potential non merchantable corn from drought areas. Prices moved rapidly from opening highs to steadying near day’s end, with futures showing gains and new price records across grains. Canadian wheat crop forecasts also updated, showing a large year over year decline and updated production estimates for 1925.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Maycorn
United States
H. J. Cox
Department of Agriculture
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Warvesting
Dawes Plan Sees Grateful News From Ruhr Settlement
General Charles G Dawes, head of the American reparations experts, greeted reports that Germany would endure another year of Ruhr occupation and that France had dropped postwar trade demands. He offered no public comment. His allies say the Dawes plan would form the basis of a settlement after six years of armistice delay.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Germany
Ruhr
France
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Alles
Burglary At Electric Shop Ends With Lost Loot
A burglar broke into the electric shop of H. W. Livingstone in Milwaukee last night. He fled through a basement window with wire but dropped the stolen wire and his raincoat during a chase by Patrolman Arthur Geisler. The suspect escaped.
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United Press
Milwaukee
H. W. Livingstone
Arthur Geisler
Goolidge to Carry Pacific Coast States Says Roe
United Press reports from St Paul that Herman Roe CEO of Minnesota GOP scouts West and predicts Coolidge Dawes will win Pacific coast electoral votes. Roe cites Oregon and Washington leanings and notes Wisconsin may be counted Republican next November under the new Milwaukee club.
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iBy United Press
St. Paul
Minn
Caoalldze
Dawes Behet
Pacific
Herman Roe
Minnesota Republican
West
Roe
National Editorial Association
Oregon State Editorial Association
Coolidge
Oregon
Washington
Tate
Dawes
Wisconsin
Chicago
Wiscoanein
Lyman G Wheeler
Milwaukee
Republican Na- Gena
Wheel Fa
Coolidge-Dawes Republican Club
Milwaukee County
Wheeler
National Republican
Deputy Sheriff Held for Playing Hold Up Artist
Leonard Young, deputy sheriff of Dickinson county Michigan, was arrested in Marinette Wisconsin on bond of 400 for alleged robbery at John Fells pool room in Perkine Friday morning. Fells says Young posed as a prohibition officer, demanded 50 then 10 from the register after a failed bribe, and claimed he was only joking. Young denies the hold up claim and says the slot machine payoff motivated the $10 demand. He faces arraignment later today.
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Associated Press
Marinette
Wis
Leonard Young
Dickinson County
Michigan
John Felis
Perkine
Young
Ag & Prohibition
Gothering Fells
Fella
Eagh Register
Helen Wills Defends Title With Racquet
Forest Hills N Y Helen Wills Mallory of New York 6 1 in the women's national tennis final, defending her title for the second consecutive year. Mallory won one more game than in 1929, but Wills dominated with a swift, convincing victory aside from a wild stretch in the seventh and eighth games.
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Associated Frers
Forest Hills
N. Y
Mias Helen
Willa
Berkeley
Calif
Mia Molla R. Mallory
New York
Mina Wills
Wildnear
Mina Villa
Davis Ideas on Raising Fund for Campaign Plan
Locust Valley New York Democratic presidential hopeful John W Davis discussed campaign financing from his home. A nationwide fund-raising drive is planned with a focus on small personal contributions from supporters nationwide, aligning with Davis’s preferred financing approach. Fiscal officers are detailing the campaign organization.
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Associated Preas
Locust Valley
XN. Y
John W Davis
Hia
Davis
Oasis Beyond the Volstead Law Foams with Rum Run Aboard
United Press reports a sensational tale of the floating rum palace Friedrich der Grosse off an island bound for Prohibition era America. The vessel, flying a British flag, hosts New York flappers and millionaires amid wine and champagne lists, with food priced reasonably as artists on board describe the revelry. ownership remains shrouded, rumored to be a syndicate of British businessmen involved in a new form of rum running.
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United Press
New York
America
New York Herald-Tribune
Istand
Acrouune
Lloyd
La Follette Denounces Defense Day Mobilization Plan
Mrs. Bette Case La Follette denounces Defense Day as part of a large militarization scheme. She says public sentiment blocked compulsory training and predicts Congress will reconsider if the effort succeeds. She cites General Perhangan on readiness and reserves in Le Follette's magazine.
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Madison
Wis
Bette Case la Kollette
War Department
Mra
la Follette
Perahingan
le Follette
Menominee River to Get Fish Ladder Aids Returns
Knights of the hook and line fishing hope for a revival as a local paper mill dam nears completion. A fish ladder will allow fish to pass the dam, addressing previous barriers for ash entering from the bay and helping meet game law requirements in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Associated Prean
Menomines, Mich
Knights of the Hook
Nne
Menominee River
Marinette County
Michigan
Winconsin
President Coolidge Back Home For Vacation
President Coolidge arrives at Ludlow for a twelve day farm vacation after a year in the White House. The trip includes rest at the family farm, light private time, and briefings on sugar duties, with political matters routed to his managers. Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge travel with their son Juli, leaving Woodstatk for a peaceful interlude before resuming duties.
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Wiltam Ff
Lesh
United Press Star
Plymouth
Coolidee
White House
Coatsidge
Juli
Washington
Ludlow
Pymouth
Drinkine
Mona C Basram Slemp
Woodstatk
House
United States
Coolidge
India
Ation
Cale Vin Coolidge
Farmer
Conference of Note to Meet in Chicago Next Week
A committee led by Ronita Abel will confer with Willam Butler, Republican National Committee chairman, in Chicago next week to seek authorization to conduct a campaign in Wisconsin. If authorized, the group will immediately proceed with campaign activities as the official Wisconsin representative.
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City OF Chicago
Milwaukee
T PO Abel
Ronita
Cnolidge
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Defective Pumps Cost Drivers Big Sums
Madiann Wisconsin officials say poorly regulated gasoline pumps cost motorists millions yearly. George Warner, chief of the tire weight and measure division, estimates seven tenths of percent of pumps are defective and that only eight inspectors cannot check every station. He says motorists spend about 24 million dollars annually on gas in the state.
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Madiann
Wis
Wisconsin
George Warner
Warner
Herrick Predicts Dawes Plan Wins At London Conference
New York diplomat Ambassador to France Herrick arrived aboard the French Water Paris and predicted the Dawes Plan would be accepted in its original form at the London conference. He is recovering from a bout of illness and said his absence would be temporary.
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New York
Msron T. Herrick
France
Paris
London
Hie von
Parmaty Herrick
Dayton
Hia
Herrick
Murder Case Of What And Word In Two Hour Word Duel
A Chicago courtroom scene unfolded as Clarence Yarrow and Dor HOD Singer sparred in a two hour word battle over a murder case. Defense questions centered on the defendants Leopold and Tierra Loeb and the potential for penitentiary sentences rather than gallows. Dr Singer cross examined and the trial paused for continued testimony, with more witnesses to come before closing arguments.
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Asoneiniod Prean
Tierra Loeb
Anurderera
Schobert
Femes Quinn
Tro Pneve
Ttinnie
Thamar
Pully
Fitzgerald
Singer
de Woo Bretin
Tre
Tank
Leopold
Senteriq
iTk
Mtr Daryan
Bandits Hold Up Train Near San Salvador
Mexican bandits derailed a Mexico City bound train near San Salvador, killing about twenty passengers. They fired rifles into the cars, wrecking the locomotive and two coaches, with reports from front offices confirming casualties.
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United
Mexico City
San Salvador
Jhodas
Brazil Rubber Provinces Revolt Report Suppressed
An American official returning from Brazil reported a new revolution in the rubber provinces of northern Brazil. The revolt began on the 25th and was described as led by state troops and clerks unpaid for months. Federal forces ousted Governor Montesiro at Manaus, establishing military government as rebels are driven from the capital.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press Nine
Washington
Brazil
Ie Informerion Ag
Broglian
State Department
Endorsement of Blaine Called a Grave Mistake by Candidate
Madison Wis endorsement of Governor Blaine by Senator Robert M Ca Fotlette drew sharp criticism as a grave mistake that distanced thousands of his friends. Lieutenant Governor George Comings, candidate for governor, said he would lead an effort to expose the administration as sliding from progressive reform.
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Blaine
Gamings
Madison
Wis
Robert M. Ca
George ¥. Comings
Comings
Binine
Hay strands trigger wire shorts in New London outage
Hay blown by wind caused strands to fall onto wires feeding New London, Wisconsin, triggering short circuits and power interruptions. Officials of the Wisconsin Electric Power Company report the hay disrupted electrical lines, causing outages across the city.
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United Press
New London
Wit
Wisconsin Traction
Jaght, Heat & Power Company
Witness frames two fleeing suspects in Mors murder case
An AP report details a new witness, Mrs Iva Martin of supreme importance, who saw two men flee the apartment of Mrs Mors after a shooting that ended the life of the wealthy divorcee. She described a man at close range and placed timing around one thirty after midnight, bolstering investigators’ theories as they piece the crime.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Mors
Kid McCoy
Polite
Iva Martin
Discovery of Slain Socialist Deputy Near Rome
United Prona reports the corpse of Socialist Deputy Matteotti, abducted and murdered by fascists, was found along the ancient Roman road near Scrofano and Riano. The identification aids prosecutions amid unrest and prior searches failed to locate the body. Bloodstained garments were found, linking to the political murder tied to Mussolini era corruption accusations.
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United Prona
Rome
Mattaotti
Flaminu
Scrofano
Riano
Marsolini
Weather Outlook for Fair Week Delayed and Uncertain
Forecase notes a mix of fair and cooler conditions with a chance of showers in parts. Temperatures rise toward midweek with warmer afternoons, especially in lower valleys and near Lake regions, while mornings stay mild and variable winds persist.
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Washington
Wiesoar
Waltons Will Picnic in Pardeeville WI
Local committees in Pardeeville Wisconsin plan an elaborate Walton family picnic and state celebration to be held on August 27 with organized events and community participation.
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United Press
Pardeeville
Wit
Atate Stark Walton
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