Tax Reduction Hinted By Coolidge Lodge Dispatch
A White House dispatch reports possible tax cuts next year depend on Congress and the pace of federal spending. President Coolidge notes the budget allows reductions but warns larger appropriations could shrink the tax relief, while a surplus outlook supports action if expenditures stay restrained. The calendar shows a rapid fall schedule with trips to South Dakota cities and a likely visit to Yellowstone National Park next week.
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White House
Coolidge
Congress
President Sea~sé
Black Hills
Per-J
Rapid City High School
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Wisconsin to Take Over Indian Affairs Powers
A Wisconsin move to shift federal Indian administration duties to the state is under study. EF. Y. Weaks indicated the federal government is ready to turn over control of education, care, hospitals, and indigent relief for Indians to Wisconsin. The committee, chaired by Gov. Zinmmerman, reviewed feasibility and costs, including education and health services, with figures cited on past spending and per capita educational funding.
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Madison
Wisconsin
EF. Y. Weaks
Washington
Fred TR. Zinsmeeman
John J. Hannan
Board of Control
C. A. Harper
State Board of Healty
Joh Crllalan
Public Instruction
Peakrs
Ravers M. la Follette
George J. Sehneder
Appleton
Fred R. Zinmer
Mit
Senator la Follette
Henry Allen Cooper
United States
CIA
Fred EB. Zunmerman
Fedmal
Wmain
Supreme Court weighs Sacco Vanzetti motions in prejudice claim
The Massachusetts supreme court, in Boston, heard arguments on bills of exceptions from Sacco and Vanzetti defense counsel seeking a writ of error and new trial against Judge Webster Thayer and Justice George A Sanderson. Four of seven justices sat as the full bench to review alleged prejudicial conduct and due process claims tied to trial rulings and potential bias ahead of next Tuesday’s executions.
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Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Boston
Mass
da Sacco
Gartolomeo Vanzetti
Webster Thayer
Superior Court
George A Sanderson
Supreme Court
George A. Sanderson
Stat Supreme Court
Suffolk, County Court House
Arthur Hill
Coursel
Thayer
Arthur J. Reading
Justice Sanderson
Judee Thayer
Vanvelli
Reading
Henry Minott
United Press
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vansetti
Supreme Route
Arthur P. Ruge
John C. Crosby
Europe
Sanderson
Revolt Flares Again in Ranks of the Union
In Christian County OMA, workers at the Marion dog Coal company mine faced a walkout after 200 miners were persuaded to strike. The event follows ongoing wage scale controversy that has roiled the union, with tensions flaring during a visit by Westralia, Tu. Tevelt and other figures to the mine.
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Westralia
Tevelt
Miers’ Union
Idde Amor
Christian County
OMA
Southern Winois
Marion Dog Coal Company
Vie State
Workhays
Dacknonville
Bernice Wall of Oshkosh defeats Edwa Hierman in golf
Dorothy Page of Madison defends her title by first round win over Anne Webster of Fort Leavenworth. Other matches see Bernice Wall of Oshkosh beat Edna Hierman 6 and 4, Melvin Jones over Cleophas 4 and 1, and Van Wie downing Fiske 5 and 4.
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Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Edwa Hierman
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Wis
Dorothy Page
Madison
Anne Webster
Fort Leavenworth
S. Hill
Elaine Rosenthal Reinhart
Melvin Jones
Cleophas
J. W.faylor
Curtis Sohl
Frances Hadfield
Elizabeth Dunn
Miss Webster
Seorme
Miss Page
Germiea W
Adna Hierman
Stewart Hanley
Detroit
Elsie Hilding
Grand Rapids
Jaine Reinhart
Dallas
B. Wilt
Atti
Mias
G. B. Cleophas
Beloit
Virginia van Wie
Chisaga
Nadi HO
Perry Fiske
Tokalo
LAGE RACE CALLED OFF IN Inland Lakes Yacht regatta
Special to The Northeestern from Netah Wis describes a windy drifting day at Lake WinnebagO for the Inland Lakes Yacht racing regatta. Class E was declared no race after boats drifted two and a half hours with Eddie Leher aboard Hope of Oshkosh leading early. C boats lingered on the course at 1 45 PM with no progress. Class A was set to race later, but a brisk breeze was uncertain.
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Netah
Wis
Lake Winnebago
Eddie Leher
Hope
Oshkosh
Confession Made By Bank Robbery Suspect In St Paul
Milwaukee news reports Bernard McDonald age 23 confessed to St Francis Seballity that with Robert Wilmot and George Cooper they held up a Minnesota bank, escaping with 1900. Police seek details. McDonald and Wilmot jailed as accessories before the fact tied to several fueling stations. Cooper faces state penitentiary time. Frank Murras, described as brains behind the crimes, also jailed.
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Milwaukee
Lpl
Bernard McDonald
St Fr Charles Seballity
Robert Wilmot
George Cooper
St. Paul
Minn
McDonaldd
Schahlitz
McDonald
Wwilmot
Cooper
Watipun
Prank Murros
Italion
American Singers Engaged for Chicago Civic Opera Season
Herbert Johnson, manager of the Chicago Civic Opera, announces the engagement of two American singers for the upcoming season. Basso Baritone Sikes, noted for success in Italy, hails from Detroit via the University of Michigan. The other is Michigan native Toone Kruse, born in Michigan and raised in Peboskey.
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New York
Herbert
Mo Johnson
Chicago Civic, Opera Company
Bay
Que Oat Johnson
Finda
Chase
Baromeo Sikes
University of Michigan
Hose
Detroit
Sikes
Italy
Toone Kruse
Aide
Michigan
Tement
Miéb
Peboskey
Mieb
Missed the burglar fails to grab loot in failed theft
A fragmentary report notes a burglar stealing a small safe from a garage in Appleton. He managed to hit only one safe and fled, with no money found in the container. The account mentions Carl Albayt and a hurried getaway amid unclear details.
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Carl Albayt
Appleton
Judge Gary's Wealth Sparks Wall Street Guesswork
New York City reports on Elbert H. Gary's death ignite speculation on his fortune with estimates from 6 million to 30 million dollars and a claimed annual salary near 100000 to 500000, plus a past 1 million a year contract. A Rockefeller quip reflects the era's doubt and high stakes.
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New York City
Elbert H. Gary
Wall Street
Gary
Inl
John J. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Eemi Aranged
Standard Oil
Zuid
Vampire auto tragedy reveals driver name and charges
Milwaukee authorities report Raymond Sucka, 4, fatally struck by a so called vampire automobile near Tales Carney. One passenger surrendered to sheriff Schalks and disclosed the driver’s name. A manslaughter charge is placed against the driver with other occupants facing possible accessory charges.
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Milwaukee
Raymond Sucka
Bherilt Schalks
Toe le
Tales Carney
New Conservation Commission Touring Wisconsin Property
The Wisconsin state conservation commission led by Commissioner Tan plans a quiet tour of Wisconsin properties. The party will visit Marshland across Frog River and Green Bay, with no fixed itinerary, aiming to review parks and areas over a two week period starting Aug. 25.
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Madison
Lower S. Tan
Frog Wine
Minn
Wisconsin
Caranis
Green Bay
Cor
Athena
Defeat of Irish Free State Government Seen Likely
In Dublin, Captain William Redmond led a League of the War Warlord in announcing a No Confidence vote against the government. Since Ramon de Valera’s deputies took seats, the leaguers have held power and expect government defeat.
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Dublin
Fretanah Yi
Willian Redmond
League Adeptades
WL Hw
Iver Metic
Ha Canwrave
Virion
Foededi
Compliments to the Kiwanis Club Leaders in Racine
Governors and dignitaries praised the Kiwanis Club at Memorial Hall in Racine Wisconsin for community leadership. Gov Fred Zimmerman spoke of inspiration from leaders while Lt. Gov. Rodney H Brandon urged protection for children and prevention of vice.
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Racine
Wis
Hanigqnet
Merorial
Beerd
Fred
Zimmerman
Eiwatis
Lindbergh
Maiteland
Clwanis
Nic le Grande
Tiinois
Iowa
Siwans
Tapert Daulfe
Rodney H. Brandon
Ditrict
Mingis-Lowa
Piwarivaris
Burns From Gasoline Explosion At Madison House
A housemaid named Gause Beath suffered severe burns from a gasoline explosion in Madison while cleaning curtains. She was taken to Theapatital hospital with burns, while the blast broke basement windows and caused fire damage. An unidentified man drowned in Milwaukee after jumping from the Kiokkinme banks. his body recovered by bystanders.
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Gause Beath
Thadison
Madison
Applue
A. Houstannid
Earl Loding
Nho
Milwaukee
Czukas
Vice- Gauikas
OA Coeesy
Caret Misnand Mall
Twooin Hospital
Washington
Chen R. A. Tehniek
Army
Mrg
Uwelmiek
Wale Ter Raed Hospital
Ayia
Twelmiek
Uwe
Air travel to Honolulu forecast amid light winds and cloudiness
Sanantseo Calif reports calm conditions with some cloud cover for the 36 hour journey west to Honolulu. Forecaster Thomas Reed says winds will rise but stay under 14 mph, with no storms or heavy conditions expected. offshore race crews prepare from Oakland for the $35,000 prize as noon fog limits visibility along the Pacific route.
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Sanantseo
Calif
Thomas R. Reed
Oakland
Cabl
Bay Distier
OUI
Sta
Moon
Pacific Ocean
Oahu
Theyers
Dole air race chaos sparks crowd at Oakland start
Dole race from Oakland to Honolulu began amid 200000 cheering spectators as Kenneth Griffin and Norman Goddard led planes down the runway. Details show nine planes entered with one woman pilot and a prize of 35000 dollars to the winner, with crews preparing to depart amid variable weather and evolving plans.
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John N. Felmer
United Press State
Oakland
Cal
Honolulu
Kenneth Griffin
Oklahoma
Norman Goddard
Deiffin
Henley
O F Tune
Shark Hands
Oklahom
Municipal
Calif
Tarwaii
James J. Dole
Honolans
Pacific
Standard Line
Cheit
Tare
Wheeler Field
Oahu Island
Sailus
Kime
Ik Fins
Department of Commerce
Miaitheund-Herrerbergey
Sith-Bronie Mahe
Thaniy
Wheeliield
Drokk
United States Pacific
Eles Vehiew
Armour Head of Armour Packing Die in London
Ogden Armour, head of Armour Packing and Armour Grain, died in London after seven weeks of typhoid fever with complications. He led the family business empire built by his father and steered through postwar economic turmoil to maintain control of the vast holdings in Chicago and beyond.
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Chicago
Ogden Armour
Armour Packing
London
Olives
Armour
Middle West
Iano
Armour Packing Company
Armour Grain Company
Te Armour Family
St Lawrence waterway opposition fails to halt project
University and public officials debate a St Lawrence waterway aiming to connect the middle west with Europe. Henry J. Allen argues Duluth to Liverpool wheat transport economics, claiming the New York route would be costlier but produce more power, while opponents say the project is wasteful.
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Alles
New England
New York
Allen
St. Lawrence
Adopted by Tribe at Chippewa Reservation Ceremony
In Wisconsin near the Chippewa Indians a group from Chicago gained favorable contact and were adopted as brothers in the tribe. Facilitators Charles A. Sistex and Dr. Joseph C. Ross helped secure the honey conferred upon them, marking a ceremonial bond.
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du Flambeau
Wis
Chicago
Vation
Ateremania
Charles A. Sistex
Barker
Joseph C. Ross
Ladysmith Hotel Proprietor Charged With Arson
Ladysmith Wisconsin proprietor and owner of the Manley hotel was under arrest and charged with arson. Authorities said the fire started it and damaged the hotel. A hearing was set for August 18.
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Ladysmith
Wis
Johin Krown
Manley
Krom
Areshal
Eis
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Urgle
Sam
Gare
Massachusetts
Hill
New i
Parkly
Ceptahis Proctor
Ranes
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
John R. Mahon
Rapid City
Charles W- Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Maurice P. Murphy
St. Joseph
Bryan
James A. Reed
Missouri
Murphy
Reed
Middlewest
Neenah
Shadow
Caprice
Pewaukee
Oshitosh
Hame
NEW Conservation Commission
Avnants Club
Rage
Hawaiian Isle
Aso von Wiseninaa
Pagreh
Finn
J. Ogden Annour
ST. Lawrence Waterway
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