Denials and Alleges Over Nomination Papers Contested
The Associated Press report notes B Nagler denies claims while Fivue accuses. Wisconsin Secretary Zimmermann denying permission to copy nomination papers for Senator Lenroot. Mer petition sought public release, with officials clarifying permissions and denials.
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Associated Press
Mauison
Williem
T. Exgee
Secreoy
Lenroot
Lenroot Tellaraph
Pty
Madison
Secretary of
Fred R. Zimmermen
Witism T. Evjte
A. C. Eoppmsan
Mer
Secretary of State
Secretary of State Make the Noms Papers Public.” According Iement
Mr. Zinmerman
New Move for Commutation of Life Imprisonment Made
Des Moines. Ree mare for assisted Ay Tows lesionaires will urge Gaskilis release before the governor or parole board on grounds that evidence uncovered tends to show Gagkii neesat of s Thomas' ratiresd detecine he aan A previous move on the part the retinn was based on a net cl in the porkers of BMWw who was killed In a geright n New Orleans detectives. The La? Cresse region has raised $600 to in the effort to obtain Gasx.
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Des Moines
Tia
Gagkii Neesat
Thomas
Bmww
New Orleans
la? Cresse
Appointment at St. Lawrence College Opens Sept 9
The Capuchin order appoints Cuban Mueller and Rev. Robert Chermohs to fill roles at St. Lawrence College, succeeding Rev. Father Ke ment who is transferred to Dero. The college opens September 9 with 155 students enrolled.
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Yond
di Lac
Cuban Mueller
Robert Chermohs
St. Lawrence College
Catvars
Father Ke
Dero
Tropic storms devastate New York metropolitan area
A cyclone like storm lashed the New York metropolitan region causing one death and two missing. It damaged thirty five houses and a church with two million dollars of croppery loss. Flooded streets and waterspouts disrupted Brooklyn Queens and Long Island transit as electric power failed and parts of shore communities darkened. Witnesses described a corkscrew water spout offshore and a rushing wind with masses of low clouds.
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New York
Ne York
Fudgefiuld
Glen Cove
Long Island
St Rersons
Brootlyn
Queens
B. M. T. Igland
Amd
Nesses
Glen Cote
Menasha Superintendent Appointed to State Education Post
CALLAHAN named Menasha Superintendent of Schools to take a statewide post with the Wisconsin Teachers Association. He is portrayed as a strong education advocate with ties to the state association and Eastern district leadership. A graduate of Oshkosh State and Lawrence College, he earned a UW master’s and served as principal of Menasha schools, including Lincoln School.
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Menasha
Callahan
Canaan
Andersen
State Association
Associal Valles
Eazht
Washington County
Oshat Rame Prt
Nekoosi
Lawrence College
Roberta Rises 17 Serial Opens in The Milky North
Margaret Cameron presents a brisk new serial adventure in Western Thursday Aug 39. A stranger asks a young woman to meet him and exchange two mysterious messages, promising danger and intrigue. The tale promises rapid moves and gripping turns as the young damsel and a wary pursuer become entwined.
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Roberta
Margaret Cameron
Hunt for More Rebel Goods
Reuters dispatch reports Mexican plotters led by General Enrrique Estrada planned a military coup targeting northern Mexico and California. Authorities in the United States and Mexico prepared a joint probe as arrests rose to 355, with suspects held in San Diego area facilities including a guardhouse at Farm Rosecrans. One American detainee, Earl G. Parner of San Diego, was identified among those under arrest.
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Cahed Press
San Diego
Cal
Enriggue Estrada
Mexico
Menxicanl
Lower
California
Mexico City
Aa Stoud
Aléxican
Class Rates To Be Considered By The Roads And Shippers
Class rates for western trunk territories to be discussed by railroads and shippers at a Chicago meeting on September 19 to determine a course of procedure.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Northwest air mail bids opened after contractor’s dissent
Postmaster General accepted five day notices of discontent from Charles Dickinson, contractor for the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis air route. He immediately called for bids to continue operation of the route, with a return date set for September 4.
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Osy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
New Today
Charles Dickinson
Chicago-St. Paul
Minneapolis
Airmatt
Frotie
Bernard Shaw Sees Big Crash For Britain
United Press from London reports George Bernard Shaw warns Britain faces bankruptcy or rebellion if financial swindling continues after the war. He writes to The Matrix Herald challenging The Herald's claim he tempts the public with art, cites Bank of England loans as liberty bonds, and argues bonds are worth only half their original price in purchasing power.
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St United Press
London
George Bernard Shaw
Great Britain
Shaw
Matix i Herald
Socials
Herald
Britain
United States
Shas
Utxder
Widespread Downward Revision of Fertilizer Freight Rates
The Commerce Commission ordered railroads to implement a new downward rate scale for fertilizer freight and materials by January 2, 1927. After a five year investigation, the commission found fertilizer traffic merited reduced rates with standard types set, though some smaller shipments could still gain exceptions.
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BP Associated Pressi
Washington, DP
Commerce Commission
Commission On
Man and Wife Dew Cash After Interurban Crash
Milwaukee reporters report a fatal collision near Waukesha where Robert Aldrich and his wife were killed when an interurban car struck their automobile. Identification was from Aldrich’s pocket cards. A separate incident in Altoona involves William McDonald dying after a driver tried to flag another car and struck his vehicle. Mrs McDonald and five children were injured as the death car sped away.
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Waukesha
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Aldrich
Tfl
Aldrich
Whitesale Suppls Company
Columbus
Ulaire
Wiam McDonald
Altoona
McDones
Baldwin's Statement Condemned by Miners
Miners denounce Baldwin's declaration amid a print of protest and a vast sum cited as support for women and children aid. The record notes opposition to the policy and echoes concerns over government actions impacting workers and families.
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Baldwin
Weather Update for Wisconsin Tonight and Tomorrow
An Associated Press forecast notes unsettled conditions with chances of showers across Wisconsin tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures expected to be mild with cloudy skies and light winds, and limited precipitation outlook overall.
Interference in Mexico Debate Reaches White House
In a summer White House setting President Coolidge faced renewed pressure from the Knights of Columbus to intervene in Mexico over church property disputes with President Calles. Secretary Kellogg denied resignation rumors while stressing US rights to protect citizens and property, and interest in Mexico persists amid cautious diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Paul Smiths
N. Y
Kellogg
State Department
Skirie House
Coolidge
Mexico
James R. Sheffield
Mexico City
Dozens Attend Doers Tribute Event With UW Ties
Over ten thousand attendees gathered for a Doers Tribute program featuring UW connections. The event highlighted speakers including Fred Warner and John Parr with notes on selection of Wie Crosse as the next conventionally engaged entity.
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Vention
Wie Crosse
Erstary
Fred Warer
John Parre
Fermen
Charles S. Carter
Weidt
Andrew Tache
Mieter Helier
Maddison
Missing man found dead in Luco Creek
Be United Press Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports Joseph Huck aged 55 was found dead in Luco Creek after being last seen Saturday. Fishermen spotted the body in the late afternoon. Authorities are uncertain about the cause. Huck carried about $1.10 on him when he vanished near his employer, a Nursery company.
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United Press Fond
U Lac
Wis
Joseph Huck
Mas
Lueco Creex
Huck
Albania Ratifies U S Reservations to World Court
ALBANIA RATIFIED U S RESERVATIONS TO WORLD COURT ACCORDING TO A STATE DEPARTMENT MESSAGE. THE ACTION FOLLOWS U S TERMS FOR WORLD COURT ADHERENCE, WITH OTHER COUNTRIES LISTED AS CUBA LIBERIA GREECE AND URUGUAY.
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Albania
U. S
World Court
Iresay
Washington
United States
Cuba
Liberia
Greece
Uceogear
Domestic business surges toward 1926 peak in US
Chicago report from the National Association of Credit Men central division forecasts 1926 domestic business to top 1100,000,000,000 with sound conditions and a well functioning credit system yet cautions against reckless lending. Steel production remains high, bank clearings to rise, and commercial failures show only small changes but overall decline in export charges linked to the nation’s financial strain.
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The
National Association of Credit Men
Ups United Frens
Chicago
National Association of Creditmen
Woman physician loses license for liquor prescriptions
A Chicago physician, Dr Lendell, has lost her medical license after liquor prescriptions were reviewed. She practiced in Chicago since 1801 and faced sanctions for improper prescribing practices.
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Chicago
L. Lendell
Lendel Ho
National Encampment Day Three Parade Featured
Delegates open celebrations on Sunday for the national encampment as ceremonies and parade are highlighted. Debate centers on allowing veterans to join the organization in states lacking a state commander. Delegates anticipate eligibility changes to admit national commanders veterans into membership.
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Sremeier Pasate Romeres
Railways seek authority to abandon tracks in Michigan
The Hancock and Calum railways and Associated Frees Washington request the Interstate Commerce Commission to allow abandoning more than two miles of main line and several branch tracks serving copper mines in Houghton and Keweenaw counties, Michigan.
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Associated Frees
Washington, PD. C
Shiner Range
Hancock and Calum Railways
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commerce Commission
Houghton and
Key
Yeenaw Counties
Gollapses as Result of Accusation in Murder Case
A garbled AP style item notes the collapse of a man connected to the murder case of Don Ro Menctr Carmien, with references to The Cannon Daily News and a crusading publisher, amid an unsettled scene involving an aged couple and other figures.
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tBr
Associated Press
Cleveland
Louis Mazer
Don Ro
Menctr Carmien
Ton
Mellett
Cannon Daily News
Accusere Report Appears Incoherent Transcript
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed phrases about a case, names, and timing. The garbled lines reference a person telling facts, a district attorney, and a first time statement, but contain numerous misspellings and incomplete sentences, yielding no clear event or outcome.
Plans for Reinforcing New Day Air Fleet
Plans for reinforcing the New Day Air Fleet were being prepared. Details mention Andrews Bay and potential appropriation for planes and ships that could be used, with unclear terms and methods.
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Etty
Andrews Bay
Nebraska board commutes sentence to life for Rimser
Lincoln Nebraska Donald Rimser, 13, received a life prison term after the Nebraska board of pardons commuted his original sentence. The decision follows a lengthy case that drew attention to juvenile crime and sentencing standards in the state.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
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Diedison
Fred F Zimmerman
Tigre
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Northwest Air Mail
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Man and Wife
Dew Cash
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Preimier Hal
Seston
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Aml Chikiten
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Geeen Tae
Binant
Lootidge
Whits _ Pine
Coodage
Kelloggs
Jona Montgomery
United Presse
Paul Smith
N.Y
Ar- World
Ory Heloge
Ted Newopazermen
Warlt Court
Ameria
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Luco Creek
Underworld First
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Wes Fiakes
Ted Wik
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