Seven reasons for meeting we success in Wisconsin race
A Wisconsin convention in Oshkosh aims to unite supporters behind one Republican Senate candidate. Wallace, who failed to win the endorsement, offers seven reasons for his stance, urging Republicans to back Wilens for the primary. The piece notes a special Wisconsin primary election date shift to September 58, with reports continued on page 2.
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Associated Press
Racine
Wis
Repubi
Oshkosh
Wallace Imal
Senaigzie
Wietance
Wilens
Wisconsin
Ate
Unites States
Gossin
Three Car Crash Kills Child and Injures Several
A three car collision on highway 15 near Theresa, Wisconsin, claims the life of Ellen Jabesen aged ten, daughter of Dr and Mrs W A Jabesen of Perryville Indiana, and seriously injures Mrs Squire Shute and others. The crash involved Indiana residents touring the area, a livery driven vehicle, and a Hasnes toning car, with one car not stopping.
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Pruce
Fond da Tre
Wis
Haries Ellen
WA Jabesen
Perryville
Ind
Squire Shute
St. Arabs Hospital
Highway 15
Indiana
W A. Johnson
Iitte
Berriet Siler Mx Johnson
Andy Yirs Squire Shute
Bomer Tox
Tite
Homer
Ruth
Elmer Winter
DS Royen
Tollon
President Coolidge Lingers at Father's Home Visit
President Coolidge lingered at his father's home returning from a summer retreat in Swampscott. The reports say he remained in quiet self reflection, seeming detached from official duties as he enjoys the familiar haunts and recreation of the familiar seaside town.
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President Coolidge
Father
Wisconsin seed corn a favorite with Africans says expert
Associated Press reports from Madison that Wisconsin grown seed corn is a general favorite in Africa. A. Moore of the University of Wisconsin agricultural college notes its worldwide use. Large orders for planting have been placed for October with shipments sent to Capetown South Africa Egypt and Rhodes.
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Associated Press
Mgiwamhes
Wisconsin
Africa
R A. Moore
Cha
Wiscona Agricultural College
Capeli Town
South Africa
Egypt
Rhodes
New Method of Advertising Milk in Stevens Point
Stevens Point Wis. Duty companies of Stevens Point have a new method of advertising their practice. Each Thursday and Friday during the month free milk pint bottles are distributed to children. J W Dunagan, banker, cooperates in the project.
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Associated Preas
Stevens Poiat
Wis
Stevens Folet
Dunalgan
Banker
Stampede on a Streetcar Wounds Dozens
Milwaukee dispatch reports a streetcar stampede after a small fire ignited a short circuit. Thirty five passengers injured and three in hospital as panic trapped riders at rear doors until police forced entry. Separately near Madison a motor crash at a foggy turn killed Madlen Beuchner proprietor of Black Hawk riding academy and Hubert Lebre an attorney. Two other men George Levner and Raron Pearson injured.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Esther Gusche
Wiliam Blair
Tess Mack
Iiet
United Press
Madleon
Herbert Beuchner
Black Hawk Riding Academy
Hubert Lebre
Maissan
George Levner
Raron Pearson
Speedway Road
Bruethner
Breuchner
Lebré
Air defense in New York mocked during test report
Representative Laguardia warned Congress that New York port defense appears ineffective after tests using blue canvas targets towed by aircraft. He noted two targets at 700 to 1700 feet could not replicate bomber danger and cited Fort Totten tests as similar.
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New York
Jante
1N& Jabrity
Sit
F. H. Laguardia
Air Service
Congress
Laguardia
Fort Tien
Fortress Monre 2
Pleads Not Guilty To Charges Abandoning Wife No. 1
Chicago story reports Senara Schneider facing Judge McCarthy in night court for a second time on charges of abandoning Wife No. 1 and later a similar accusation involving Wife No. 2. The case proceeded with defense and prosecution details tangled in a Madison linked matter, with the attorney absent delaying further action.
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United Press
Chicago
Senara Schneider
Kootleseer
Bisamist
DD McCarthy
Mra Allee Lind Behneider
A. O Calvin
Preas Schneider
Mane Conlin
Batewerk Sin
Madison
Wis
Harry Edwards
Zai
Rome
Charmamen
Madson Schinecher
Antil
Picnic in Sauk County Aids Holstein Breeders Gather
Reedsburg hosts a community picnic organized by Sauk County Holstein cattle feeders from southern Wisconsin today on the Johnston Smith farm near Reedsburg Barg Lime Rigs. Speakers included L. L. Oldham and A. Os Desterhuis, notable figures in late Ho te breeding circles.
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Associated Preary
Reedsburg
Wis
Wisconsin
Ned
Smith
Reedsburg City
Drought and Heat Strike Minnesota and Iowa
Drought tightens its grip across Minnesota and the northwest with three heat spikes and record temps. Twin Cities reach 32 degrees above normal, August heat marks a high for the year. Crops suffer from lack of rain, while storms cause $75,000 to $100,000 in damage in Guernsey Iowa and Poweshiek county.
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Byalted Press
St. Paul
Minn
Tumia Dermpera
Drongula
Twin Cities
Weather Bureau
Lisbon
Campbell
Minnesota
Guernsey
PoWeshiek
Forged Check Solves Missing Mail Sack Mystery
R R Stasiu 22 of New London confessed to taking and forging a sack of mail and checks worth about 700 dollars that disappeared between Chicago and Kenstree Wisconsin. He pleaded guilty in municipal court to forgery and may face federal charges for rifling the mails. The case ties to a Van Camp Packing check forged and cashed locally.
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Green Bay
Wis
Chicago
Kenstree
New London
Small
Statin Burke
van Camp Packing Company
G. P. ‘Rettenback
United States
Milwaukee
Detective Receives Threatening Letter Signed Dutch
Indianapolis report says detective Harey Wroster received a letter signed Dutch claiming to target him over bank bandit activity. The missive, mailed from Indianapolis Webster, mentions George Dutch Anderson and refers to a “King” in Columbus aiding an arrest, warning of death threats amid ongoing cases tied to Gerald Chapman Anderton.
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Anites Prosa
Indianapolis
Ind—t Harey Wroster
Indigkapals
George “Dutch” Anderson
Nila Gins
Gerald Chapmen
Anderton
Ucul
Muncie
Chapman
Tio Set
Tors
Chief Auditor Appointed for State Commission
C A Leichfeldt of Mitmarkes has been named chief auditor of the state for the commission. He has served as an auditor since September 3, 1921, and succeeds W H Moore who recently resigned to take a private position in Maker.
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Tress T Bradison
C. A. Leichfeldt
Mitmarkes
Leichfeld Hag Sten
Comminsion
W. H. Moore
Snc
Maker
Complaints on New Postal Rates to Have Hearing
Av Valied Press reports a hearing on new postal rates. Representative Dakin will speak for the Postmaster General Mary in the heat. The hearing aims to address unjust rate practices and consider proposed changes.
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ITO
Valied Press
Plans to Widen Main Highways Near Chicago Area
Plans prepared by the association propose widening pavements along major routes within 100 miles of Chicago, aimed at coordinating treaty highway systems across Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Iowa and Missouri. The 25 year cooperative program seeks county and state approval, revision where needed, and a regional plan for the section.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Associated Preas
Ehicapo
Detwitea
Tiiala
Cbseasw
Sheriffinn Road
Milwaukee
Ther Dunes Blehway
Michigan Highway Commissions
Countes
Atates
Treceasary
Ani Gree
Plana
Spiked beer plants raided by dry law enforcers
Milwaukee and Hartland locations were raided by prohibition agents last night for producing and distributing illicit beer. Walter Thomas, a contractor and ice dealer, was arrested at Hartland while authorities searched for the Milwaukee plant. A man named Max Sher was detained after claiming a false identity. the rear of the Milwaukee site concealed spiking activities behind a misleading front.
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Milwanks
Win
Milwaukee
Ohetland
Jacke
Baer
Baer” Which Has Ves Pypuilar Dueioy the Last Few Weeks, F ‘Walter Thomas
Hartland Rennts Imcoverta
Rickard and Kearns Post Forfeit for Dempsey Wall Bout
Promoter Rickard and manager Jack Kearns posted a $20,000 forfeit for the Dempsey Wills match after the New York State Athletic Commission reinstated Kearns and sought a license. Paddy Mullins for Wills expected to post Wills forfeit of $25,000. bout tentatively set before July 4, 1928. The commission indicated Dempsey could forfeit if he failed to meet the temp terms. Kearns had argued for a Dempsey Wills arrangement and was promptly licensed as manager within the state.
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Associated ‘Prens
New York
Tex F Hickart
Jack Kearna
Jack Dempaey
Dempaey-Wila
New York Mate Athletic Commission
Kearns
Lcense
Paddy Mullins
Wills
Phavld Theights
Dempsey
Kvarns
Mal- Maw
Kearan
Comaminaion
Fireme
Skogmo Backed by Big Report Before County Commission
A lengthy county civil service report endorses George B. Skogmo, praising his honesty and ability as assistant district attorney. It notes Skogmo was appointed in February 1924 and was not forbidden from outside work after that, and finds no merit to charges alleging he represented an Amahas defendant in a liquor case in Trieval Court.
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Third Prem
Milweukite
Aeerice Cormission Rave Ste
George B. Bkui-ing
Skagnio
Shogma
Amah
May Abandon Attempt To Fly Over Pole
The Mimi Mare Arette expedition weighed abandoning its effort to fly over the unknown polar sea this year. A message requesting public opinion from Lieutenant Commander Byrd was released after Navy and National Geographic discussions. Officials indicated the center force debated whether to proceed with the dangerous flight given unsettled weather and rising tension about fresh data.
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Aanselated
Washington, D.C
Ita
Polar Sea
Byrd
Navy
National Geographic Society
Orce
Laradar
Another Side of the Dorothy Ellingson Case Emerges
Reported by Petas San Francino in Napa State Hospital experts testified on the provocation defense for Dorothy Ellingson. They cited her prior insanity and later restoration of sanity while jurors heard arguments on matricide charges. Prosecution rebuttal was expected to be brief as the case neared jury deliberation.
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Petas San
Dot Ellingson
Nevar Fies
Girl Seeks to Avoid Inheritance Revenge in California
A 14 year old Wisconsin girl is reported missing in southern California while the tale of a $50 000 fortune claimed by a toaster maker’s heir surfaces. Authorities say the girl and two others were traced toward Los Angeles or Pasadena as relatives allegedly seek revenge, prompting fears of danger to the young heiress. Mina McKernan, a Pasadena guest, was noted in connection with the case and unable to be located.
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United Presa
Lee Angela
Carl
Lilian Ate Kee
Toster Talher
Medicon
Wie
California
Wisconsia
Gil
Ingary
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Mina McKernan
Pasadens Y
Girl and alleged abductors arrested near Stevens Point
Associates Press report says a girl and an alleged abductor were arrested near Stevens Point after a disturbance Sunday night. Portage County officers said they have one suspect in custody and another at large. The suspects are identified as former Portage County residents.
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Stevens Point
Preess AbInvlander
WineHelan Sehunypari
Sear
Phinelander Irl
Gerald Papily
Syevens
Cherie E
Willarrerson
Pelter
Sean Dapnix
Peterson
Portage County
Export Lines Sold by Award for Appre Slenmekip Corp
Washington report states the American Bizport Naser sold to Slenmekip Corporation of New York by the shipping award Codey for about 1,400,099 dollars. The transaction marks a major export line transfer with confirmed pricing and involved parties.
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Washington, D. C
Bizport Naser Aaa
Slenmekip Corporation of
New York
Codey
Full Blast After Blaze at Belgian Debt Outlook Good
Belgian debt outlook improves as Eau Claire plant resumes full blast after blaze damaged bead, bread, curing and mill departments. Officials estimate damage up to 300000 dollars, with 250000 cited. recovery in days. Negotiations on funding strengthen prospects for quick agreement.
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Gillette Ing
Set Rubber Company
Bau
Gem- Claire Continue
Eau Clare
Wis
Gillette Ruboer Company
Tate
Aupaerius
Canty
Abe Toseel
Hutie
Lewee
Bert
Train Passes Over Man In Sheboygan Incident
A train struck a man in Sheboygan as he slept on the track. He was identified as Louie Weenroker, with witnesses and responders detailing the chaotic scene and immediate medical response.
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Louie Weenroker
Osteopath Dead in Wisconsin Rally Frail Medical Leader
An obituary note reports the death of an osteopath connected with a Wisconsin rally campaign. The text mentions a prominent doctor and his roles as a secretary and public figure, outlining a legacy amid a health crisis and political event. The fragment hints at medical causes and community impact.
Trunks of Evidence Burden Law Case to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will hear a dispute over boundary lines and duties involving states Wisconsin and Michigan. Attorneys Robert Reiser and Carl Be Mooler represent Wisconsin with special counsel, while officials from Michigan and Washington submit evidence to the commission for review. The case centers on map evidence and documents presented to the commissioners, seeking resolution at the federal level.
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Ettarnes
Michigan
Cil Commission
Beth
United States
Iggias Penanty Court House
Aril Senate
Robert Reiser
Carl
Washington
Supreme Court
Leaders Promise Enacted Tax Reduction Bill
Washington reports a bipartisan push toward a tax cut to be enacted by Congress before March 16. Mellon Buicot and others discuss lowering surtax rates and normal tax rates, proposing reductions for various income brackets and aiming to cut overall tax burdens.
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Mellon
Buicot
Senate
Fle Nance Committee
Coolidge
Plymouth
Congress
Triamsacy
Wget
Neflon
Banazar Sonot
Tison
Connecticut
Heulurad
DOD
Policewomen to receive historic full honors in Chicago
Two veteran Chicago policewomen, Mrs. Talo Gort and Miss Maria Crot, may receive full funeral honors for the first time in history. Gort distinguished herself in detective work and handling women bandits, while Crot gained fame in the detective bureau for trapping corrupt figures. They had thirteen years with the department and were on vacation when a train struck their car near their summer cottage.
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United Prose
Miay Hs
Chica
North Tudson
Talo Gort
Maria Crot
Herseir
Chicago
Miss Crot
Burt
Chicago Police Department
Missing Aviators Lost in Lake Michigan Mystery
Reported searchers halted efforts as clues pointed to three aviators missing since July near Detroit on Lake Michigan. Eyewitness accounts from Gary Indiana described a submerged craft and debris. residents report seeing wreckage while authorities sought signs of survivors.
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Lake Michigan
United Press
Three Guns
Detroit
Gary Ind
H Séon
Cary
Souinsam
Jens Atiman
Merre
Karl
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