Murder theory grows as Mrs Parillo found dead
Barahoo Wisconsin authorities reexamine the body of Mrs James Parillo Chicago bride found in Devil's Lake with bruises and possible skull fracture. A former suitor may be involved as investigators consider murder over accident. coroner's inquest delayed until autopsy results.
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Stanley EB. Kalish
Associated Press
Barahoo
Wis
James Par- Win
Chicago
Wevil's Lake
Parisho
Wie
Mason
B.C. Meter
Marile
M—Corder
Trvan
Sauk County
James Parilla
Devil's Lake
Trran
Frvk
B. Moss
Sacleve
Aram
Moss
Theodore Drieser
Utica
Bareboo
Parilly
Sailor doused for refusing to quit bunk in Milwaukee case
Charles Anderson veteran skipper of the M. N. Stewart faced a preliminary hearing on a charge of cruel and unusual punishment after he doused fireman Cornelius Houston for not leaving his bunk to stand watch. Commissioner Kellogg dismissed the case for lack of sufficient evidence to bind over to the grand jury. Anderson, long at sea since 1894, defends old time seamen’s methods.
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Milwaukee
Charles Anderson
Harry L. Kellogg
M. N. Stewart
Cornelius Houston
Kellogg
Anderson
Franksfort
Mich
Stewart
Lancaster Boy Rescued After Tractor Accident
Lancaster Wisconsin report credits farmer Harry Case with saving his 14 year old son using artificial respiration after the boy was crushed between a tractor and a threshing machine. Found unconscious and believed dead, he was revived.
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Lancaster
Wis
Harry Case
Casey
Nine Held For Questioning In Aune Murder
In Hopkins Minnesota police widened their search for the slayer of 12 year old Dorothy Aune as nine men were held for questioning. A dock worker at Duluth briefly confessed to the crime but recanted. Investigators pursued clues including a bundle of clothing and Dorothy’s red hat found near the scene. The focus centered on a shoe store suspect who told a consistent alibi and remained under interrogation through the night.
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Minneapolis
Hopkins
Minn
Here
Dorothy Aune
Aune
Dorothy
Dorothy Anne
Duluth
Anne
Appeal Filed Over Shack Burn Case In Wisconsin
Dist Atty A D Ledvins of Price County filed an appeal with Wisconsin Supreme Court in the Hjalmer Blomberg case. The state seeks a test to determine if burning buildings used to manufacture illegal liquor is permissible. Blomberg was convicted for burning a building after an earlier acquittal on a dwelling charge.
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Fark Falls
Wis
Hjalmer Blomberg
Prentice
Supreme Court
Madison
Dist. Atty
D. Ledvins
Price County
Blomberg
North Woods
Milwaukee
Chicago
Blumbere
Dudee G. H. Risford
Ashland
Legislature Drops surtax from Wisconsin university appropriation
Madison assembly allies with conservatives to strike the surtax from a 10 million university appropriation. The Senate refused to shift 300000 for a crippled children’s hospital from the general fund, proposing the state fire insurance fund instead. Governor Kohler vetoed a bill mandating nursery-stock provision to every public or private school.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly Progressives
Senate
University of Wisconsi
Alvin ©. Reis
Reis
S. Loom
Assembly
Thomas M. Duncan
Walter 5. Goodland
Kohler
Duncan
Philipp
Wisconsin
The
Conservation Commission
Drainage Program Tour Set for Wisconsin Rapids Area
A two day program for Wisconsin State Drainage association members runs in Wisconsin Rapids starting Thursday with a luncheon and factory tours. On Friday participants inspect tile laying on farms near Plain.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Wisconsin State Drainage Association
Plain
ENTER CONVENT LIFE BEGINS FOR ELEVEN NOVICES
Eleven young women were admitted into the novitiate of the Sisters of St. Agnes at their convent in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Ceremonies in honor of the feast of the Assumption celebrated the entrance into convent life.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Sisters of St. Agnes
Feed mill burns in Wanderors Wis fire destroys mill
Fire destroyed a feed mill and its grain feed and milling supplies in Wanderors Wisconsin yesterday. The loss is estimated at 15000 dollars and partly covered by insurance.
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Wanderors
Wis
Babe Ruth Hits 30th Home Run For Yankees Lead
Babe Ruth connected for his 30th homer today at Detroit driving in Combs and boosting the Yankees to a 22 to 0 lead over the Tigers. Bernard Friedman defeated Richard K. Hehard in the National singles tennis tourney at Culver Indiana 6-0 8-6. The Cubs and Brooklyn opened the fifth with a 9 to 0 score. Root opposed Moms.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Tigers
Detroit
Combs
Bernard Friedman
Philadelphia
Richard K. Hehard
Culver
Ind
Cubs
Brooklyn
Root
Moms
Graf Zeppelin Speeds Across Siberia Toward Tokyo
Graf Zeppelin advances over the Siberian route toward Tokyo with twenty passengers and cargo. The voyage nears Perm as crews monitor weather and wireless stations while reporters note a northerly course to avoid gales.
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Graf Zeppelin
Siberia
Tokyo
Friedrichshafen
Siberian
Perm
Urals
Sberia
Requir
Ai Wyerine
Spehtly
Halx Mies
Europe
Cokyo
Viatka
Prindriehshafen
Suspect Held in Superior Believed Wanted for Murder
Louis E. Madison, 20, jailed in Superior Wisconsin on a vagrancy charge, is believed by police to be the Brooklyn murder suspect. Brooklyn officials seek him for Daniel Regan’s death at 319 Court Street while Waterbury authorities dispute his involvement. Madison says only Waterbury charges, and police link him to a Danish sailor killing years ago. He awaits corroboration from New York and Connecticut authorities under tight guard.
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Superior
Wis
Brooklyn
Waterbury
Conn
Louis E. Madison
Daniel Regan
Court Street
Madison
Karsten
Matt
Regan
New York
Connecticut
First Case of Rabbit Fever Reported in Superior
Superior Wisconsin reports tularemia or rabbit fever as first known case in the area. A. L. Brackett, a farmer from fourteen miles from Brule, contracted the infection after being bitten by a wild rabbit. He received a month of treatment in Duluth Minnesota and was released to return home. Authorities warn against handling or eating rabbits.
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Superior
Wis
A. L. Brackett
Brule
Duluth, Minn
Brackett
Rebel Leader Delgado Believed Alive by Friends in New York
Friends of General Delgado, once a cabinet member and organizer of anti government schemes, believe he survived the failed attack on Cumana. His wife Senora Delgado is said to remain in Paris while Venezuelan generals linked to the plot faced capture or death.
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New York
Tarisa el
Delgado
Cie
Magno Delgada- Chaibaud
Crerman
Il Delgado
Chemana
Granada
Revolutionary Movement
Paris
Venezuela
Gomez
Gor
Senora Delgado
Wrest Point
Francisc
Ce Linares Alcantara
Rafate Maria Carabano
Cumana
Alcantara
Castro
Carabano
Aime
Gomey
Atcantara
Cara Bano
Dosef
Rafael Pogaterra
Falke
Tielgado
Mysterious financier Huckins arraigned on bond in Milwaukee
Elmer S Huckins head of a large Midwest investment scheme surrendered to federal authorities in Milwaukee after a warrant for arrest on fraud charges. He appeared before US Commissioner Harrington with attorney Walter Barngrover. government asked for delay to Aug 26 and bond set at 25,000. Huckins to Oshkosh for bond posting. details of the enterprise remain undisclosed.
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U. S
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Elmer S. Huckins
United States
le Pm
Detyartel
Federal Building
U.S
Albert
Waters
Huckins
Wis
Wall
Bond
Marrinyghon
Barnmraver
Hussiamee
Sivdurchy
Hayekins
Hin
Chicago
Te Istitanes
Analther
Wood County Archer
al Lake
Hancock
Ninth Corps Area Aids Firefighting in Chelan Forest
The Ninth Corps Area commander was ordered to aid the district forester in Portland Oregon in battling the Chelan National Forest fire in Washington. Fires raged across eastern Washington Idaho and Montana stoking fear and forcing calls for federal troops as residents sought help amid high winds and low humidity. One firefighter Ludwig Karndt died from a head injury after a falling tree. Rain was seen as the only hopeful relief.
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Washington
DR. C
Ninth Corps
Francisco
War Department
Portland
Ore
Chelan National Forest
Washingam
Seattle
Wash
Idaho
Montana
Pictish Columbia
Kootenay
Ludwig Karndt
Farrow
Nelson
B. C
Chelan
Sen. c. C. Dil
D. C
Forest Service
Chelan County
Condemned Man Denied Friends At Own Hanging
James Horace Alderman, a rum runner, faced execution for killing two U S coast guardsmen. The hanging was set in a naval seaplane hangar at a Fort Lauderdale Coast Guard base. Only essential officials and a spiritual adviser were allowed. witnesses were barred.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
James Horace Alderman
United States Coast
Cosat
Alderman
Sydney C. Sanderlin
Victor A. Lamby
High Seas
Joa
Nquor
Bahama Islands
Florida
Roker
Webster
Halstead Ritter
Coast Guard
Retired Lumberman Bergland Dies at 82 in Bergland
Gunleik Bergland 82, founder of Bergland village on Lake Gogebic north shore, died at his Bergland home. He faced a $450000 breach of promise suit by Ardis Pederson, settled out of court. Survived by son Oscar, daughters Millie Roberts and John J. Saxe of Portage, Wis., and brother Ole Bergland.
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Ironwood
Mich
Gunleik Bergland
Bergland
Lake Gogebic
Ardis Pederson
Oscar
Millle Roberts
John J. Saxe
Portage
Wis
Ole Bergland
Local Showers Expected Across Regions This Weekend
Weather forecast shows partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with possible showers tonight and Saturday. Winds shift from south to southwest, areas in Upper Michigan and parts of Wisconsin may see unsettled conditions with warmer tonight and cooler or similar temperatures on Saturday. Temperatures reach around 77 with a low near 44.
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Imkea
Aratera Superior
Michigan
Huron
Upper Michigan
Ti Pass
Northwestern
Bondholders propose Oshkosh plant reorganization plan
A bondholders committee proposes forming a new company to operate the Oshkosh Motor Truck plant with 4000 preferred and 5000 no par common shares. One-for-one swaps for bonds, plus 2509 preferred shares for immediate capital, aim to keep the plant running under new management, with stockholders urged to approve promptly.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh Motor Truck Company
Frank B. Keefe
Atorneg
Desire New Capital
Ork
Correction of Acute Shortage of Grain Storage Urges Action
Alexander Legge chairman of the federal farm loan board urged immediate correction of the grain storage shortage, calling it the greatest menace to American farmers. He said transit storage is essential as grain can be shipped only gradually, and noted President Hoover is pleased with the board's progress.
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St. Paul
Minn
Federal Farm Loan Board
Alexander Legge
Legge
Washington
Federal Board
Hoover
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Sir Horace Wilson
Ministry of Labor
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Reday Toy Canada
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Tau
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Oldham
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Calton
Hamburg
Germany
Hamburg American Fine Tourist Agency
Ural Mountains
Into the
Telmer S. Uwackins
Harrington
Hickins
William E. Mannear
Wilkes-Barre
National Association of Postmasters
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