Mexican invasion plot leads to mass arrest near San Diego
Federal, state, and local officers seized an alleged invasion expedition three miles from the Mexican border. Gen Enrique Estrada and 159 Mexicans, with armor and weapons, were captured along with arms, trucks, and documents. Estrada and staff were brought to San Diego as authorities dismantled the planned assault and jailed leaders.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Enrique Estrada
Alext- Cam
Jasc Nigat
United States Department of Justice
Insusrectos
Slexham
Esterday
Eral Estrada
Earle C_ Parker
Dulzare
Te Munition S
la Mesa
Tre
Culture
Wasi
Fort Resecrans
General Estrada
de la Huerta Revon
St Paul Line Improvement Funds Allocated Amid Debates
The Enited Press notes permission granted to spend a large sum to improve the St Paul line. Judge Wilkerson awards funds totaling about 392000 with Milwaukee area reference and a separate 46600 for renting a large facility in Chicago for related use.
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ST_ PAUL
Wilkerson
Chicago
Indians and Whites Hunt For Bandits
In a western wasteland chase, Wryo In lins and National Guardsmen pursue neo tawe who robbed a mail car on a United Pacific train near Hers. The search centers in the mountains near Rere and Jackson Hole country as Indians abandon work to join the pursuit.
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Wryo
Lins
Imentagar
Tet
Unieg Pacific
Sevarda
National
Rere
Jackeon Hole
Itv m
Beressaility
Young girl blamed after Hollywood studio fire
A large fire at a Century Film studio and adjacent apartment building in Hollywood caused about 590 thousand dollars in damage. Authorities suspect a young girl seeking revenge triggered the blaze, with flames destroying film reels and equipment as firefighters battled the blaze through the night. The incident centered near Frequan Street, drawing attention from local film crews and investigators.
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Hollywood
Calif
Hilon
Courage of Negro Halt Saves Cook County Jail Escape
A Black guard's ruse halted a jail break at Cook County Jail when three inmates, including Daniel McGeehan and two others awaiting execution or trial, overpowered guards and began to escape. The guard feigned possession of a pistol, forcing the three back into their cells. Sheriff Holtman ordered a sweeping probe and jail inspections found more prisoners attempting to escape, with one held back by a bar.
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Associated Press
Chimago
Cook County
Imea
Daniel McSeehegan
Peter Holtman
Peortiains
Wes
Cloudburst and Wind Storm Strike St Paul Causing Damage
A weekend thunderstorm struck St Paul causing widespread damage. Telegraph and telephone lines failed with about 1580 telephones out of service, cars stranded, basements flooded, streets washed, and streetcars struck by lightning. Fire alarms and switchboards overwhelmed emergency crews.
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Gloudburst
ST. Paul
United Press
St. Louis
Minna
Lane Senmarr
EU Pt Commission
Ambassador to Mexico to Confer with Kellogg in Washington
Ambassador to Mexico will confer with Kellogg in Washington on August 25 regarding Mexican questions and policy. President Coolidge may attend later in the month. discussions are to cover diplomatic and foreign affairs as part of ongoing arrangements and planning at the State Department.
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Mexico
Kellogg
Washington
Assoc
Paul Smiths
X.eld
America
Fca
Sime
Sador
oGar
Reo Lesx
Sumim
Coolidge
Saranac I
Mr. Coolidge
Andy
Myr Hellose
Rv Io Wask ‘Zion
Wail
Wisconsin Weather Forecast From Northwestern Official Observation
Partly cloudy conditions expected with cooler temperatures. A forecast from the Northwestern Observation notes a 4 a.m. temperature reserve and a 1 p.m. forecast of partly cloudy skies with clear conditions later.
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Aesoniated
Wisconsin
Malis Northwestern
Buried Cities Found in Chiapas State
Reported discoveries in Chiapas describe ruins and inscriptions near Marachy and caves with petrified remains, jewels, pottery, and rumored treasure. A government science party noted extensive hieroglyphs and edifices, while another cave complex yielded skeletons, artifacts, and possible hoards linked to a bandit era.
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Chiapas State
Universal
Elsu
Minent Scientific Party
British Home Office says packing case held empty coffin
The Home Office stated a packing case sent to Waterloo Station was found to contain an empty coffin and no human remains. Officials said the case, moved from an undertaker on Waterloo Road to Lambeth, showed no body and the coffin appeared unused.
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British Home Office
Associated P Tendon
Bri
Waterloo Station
Lord Kichener
Chist
Wenslnd
Scotland Yard
Frank Power
Briisi
Breas
Tor
Kitchener
Isk
Saia
Waterloo Road
Lam N! Carners Court
Coran Iz Oddie
Bernard Spitbury
Comia
Nex
Tamarack Prayer Enthusiast Abandons Quest
In Tamarack Minnesota S.T. Ewing, a prayer devotee with six children and a wife, stood alone at his home Sunday near the poplar grove as he announced he was abandoning his quest to witness a manifestation from God. He set a date in August for a universal cleansing and renewal.
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Ewing
Tamarac
Sanday
Poplar Grove
Temarack
Fiat
PTC
Ser
Sinnem
Neal
Mayor and Police Chief Deposed in Steuheanville
Mayor Joan Patton and Police Chief Blaine D Carter of Steuheanville were suspended from office today by Common Pleas Judge Jay S. Paisley after the filing of a formal petition with 700 signatories.
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Associated
Prasad Steuhenville
Joan 5. Patton
Blaine D Carter
Steuheanville
Common Pleas
Jay S.S. Paisley
Afalette Family Reunion Highlights La Follettes Legacy
Crawfordville Ind. reports a large La Follette family reunion at Montgomery county fair grounds drawing about 1500 attendees. Pitt F La Follette, son of the late U.S. Senator Robert M La Follette, delivers a keynote on family ideals and political heritage tracing back 206 years from France to the United States.
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Associated Press
Crawfordville
Ind
Deering
la Foillette
Montgomery County
Philif
Pitt F. la Follette
Madison
Win
Bane
Tne
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Robert 3Ley Follette
Senate
France
Shey Ie
Fanile
Sen
First Corroboration of Pig Woman's Story
State testimony confirms a witness at Phillips farm where Jane Gibson known as the pig woman rode a mule near the scene on Sept 34, 1222. Robert Earie of Brunswies testified about the murder of Rev. Edward Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mile whose bodies were found beneath a crabapple tree.
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iBr
Paul W. Wana
United Prese
Somerville
Henry Cerpender
Robert Earie
Brunswies
Phillips Farm
Jane Gibson
Phmups
Gihaon
Edward A. Hall
Eleanor Mile
Ann
Major hydroelectric project on Menominee river planned
Associated Press reports construction of a large hydroelectric development on the Menominee river, funded by a 5 929 990 bond issue. Northern Electric Company will manage the Wisconsin and Michigan peninsula venture with financial backing from Hale, Stuart & Co, Minnesota Loan and Trust, and Second Ward Securities. The three year bonds offer 5.5 percent annual interest and 65.906 kilowatt hours are slated for the plant. Work has begun on the new generation station and it is expected to be in operation by spring. power will be supplied to Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light and another station is leased to Northern Paper.
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Associated Press
Chitsgu
Menominee River
Northern Electric
Wisconsin
Poer Peninsula
Auchigan
Halsey Stuart & Co
Minnesota Loan and Trust Company
Second Ward Securities Company
Sillwaukee Electriq Railway & Light
Northern Paper Nv
Sheik of Movies Out of Danger After Complicated Operation
Rudolph Valencne of the movies recovered from a double operation performed Sunday night. The famed star, who rose to prominence in New York, faced a dangerous period but now shows improvement.
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Sheik
New York
Rudolph Valencne
Mabie
Chicago
Two Erie Railroad Trains in Collision
Two Erie railroad trains collided head on in the Erie terminal today injuring six people who were taken to hospital. Twelve others were slightly hurt and sent to their homes after emergency treatment.
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Erie Railroad
Praasd Jersey Cty
Erie
Airmail Route Disharmony Delays Chicago St Paul Service
Chicago and St Paul airmail operations face suspension as Charles Dickinson seeks contract cancellation. Washington officials, Dickinson, and post office leaders grapple over terms and possible immediate or extended service, with no dollars drawn and ongoing negotiations to resolve the interruption.
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Chicago
Chicago - St Paul
Chariea Dickinson
Dickinson
Federal
Focal
A. L. Ruden
Vndertekken
Iveal Sxirreail Tratite
Dickinton
OM Merals
Washington
Glover
Dickinsen
Minneapolis
Aus Corsary
Siamediate
Charles U- Dickinson
Utr
St. Paul
Sifunespol
Charles Auws
Inc
Charles RB. Dickinson
Chicago-St. Paul
Vancsilacion
Ickinson
Postoie Affieiais
Editorial Tour Ends at Superior
A fragmented passage from a Superior Wisconsin area newspaper notes an editorial tour concluding in the region. It references an address by a Secretary and mentions coverage of the event, with unclear details and garbled adjacent text.
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Superior
Pe Superior
Wis
Claien
State Dokey convention to open with parade
Initiation and parade mark a large gathering for the State Dokey convention. Milwaukee hosts the event with candidates and members from Pythian Sisters and the Knights of Khorastan expected to attend the ceremony.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Teday
Tro Erigma
Pythian
Dramatic Order
Knighta
Khorastan
Record breaking run fails to save injured man life
A man died in Duluth Minnesota after a record breaking run attempt could not save Mauler 43 of Luze from fatal injuries suffered in an auto crash. Doctor JT Proxima from Lake Forest journeyed from Chicago to Duluth covering 476 miles in under 30 hours. Mueller a prominent businessman from Waukegan and Chicago was named in connection with the incident.
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Duluth
Minn
Luze
JT. S. Proxima
Lake Forest
Muller
Chicago
Mueller
Waukegan
Blut
Collision near Kenosha leaves driver dead and multiple injured
Henry Harms, 30, of Kenosha dies from a fractured skull after a two car crash at a blind crossing west of Kenosha. Eleven people, including Mrs Feux Cherjinski and her Oshkosh relatives, are hospitalized with injuries. drivers failed to notice the intersection. Nearby residents and families are named in the accounts.
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Kenosha
Wis
Henry Harms
Feux Cherjinski
Oshkosh
Aljso
Lorenz Steler
Louis Gulffre
Mary Louise Guifire
Jtlenry Harms
Shd
Burms
Dotores
Louis Kroening
Raymond
Joseph Erlend
Frank Willams
Harms
Lows Guiffre
Budget Bureau Saves Millions Despite Expense Rise
Budget officials report multimillion savings despite increased outlays in the year. Officials credit strategic reallocations and efficiency measures, noting gains across multiple agencies while facing rising operating costs.
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Budget Bureau
Late Arrivals Delay Championship Start
The championship opens late due to late arrivals of key players. About seventy entrants, including professionals and amateurs, are registered for the event. Play begins around 12 45 P M with rounds to be completed in the morning and afternoon, culminating in the final thirty six holes on Wednesday.
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Keombs
Manning Vaughn
Associat
Don Arcordine
Vaughn
Finnals
Bnet
Tamarrow
Canada and Protection Debate Reflects Farm Interests
Special to The Northwesters reports that Canadian farmers and leaders favor protective tariffs similar to Fordney McCumber measures. The piece argues tariffs help domestic producers while increasing barriers to American agricultural imports, warning protection could divide markets and harm cross border trade.
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Fur Democratic Brethren
United States
Canada
Cansfa
Dominion
Fortines
Suman
Ardine
Ant
Child Dies In Sudden Car Accident In Mendota
A young girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs, was instantly killed when her mother’s car collided with a vehicle driven by Frank Van Eien. The incident occurred near Holle Ware in Mendota with details reported by The Commercial Mendota.
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Hi—Thesdors Sear
Dlushter
Mrs. i
Atrioushy
Holle Ware Sera
Frank van Eien
Mendota
Ymi
Noted W R C Leader Dies at Janesville
Mrs. Sarah A. Wayman, 13, former department president of the Women’s Relief Corps for Wisconsin and former state secretary of the Wisconsin division of the Women’s Star Legion, died Sunday morning at her home in Janesville Wisconsin.
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Associated Preas
Janesville
Wis
Sarah A. Wayman
Wromen
Wisconsin
jServies Star Legion
Surney
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