MacMillan Arctic Expedition Reorients Objectives
The National Geographic Society announced that severe weather and ice hinder an advanced Cage project from Cape Hubbard Greenland. The MacMillan expedition will abandon that leg and pursue other planned Arctic explorations from Eth, following Commander MacMillan’s judgment.
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Washington, D.C
Dan Andle
Mas
Puiae Sea
MacMulan
Blak
Greenland
Syraenaic Geographic Society
MacMillan
Netlone Geographic
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Eth
National Geographic
Hunters and Bloodhounds Seek Suspected Lunatic
A posse with bloodhounds searches the countryside near the Willam Fricke farm in Junction City Wisconsin Rapids for an unknown prowler blamed for a string of nocturnal disturbances. Charles Alberts, guarding the farm, was struck by shotgun shot fragments but not seriously hurt as fear grows of an unseen intruder. Sheriff Parks suspects a local resident is involved in the incidents.
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Associated Frese
Thisconsin Rapids
Wis
Willam Fricke
Reac Junction City
Charles Alberts
Fricke
Alberts
Sheriff Parks
Dry Directors In Dark As To Fate
Washington Associated Press reports officials of the nation s prohibition enforcement await details of the pending reorganization program. Assisting secretary Andrews and city officers stay cautious as they prepare to address individual matters under the new administrative setup. General conferences were reportedly short as the plan’s specifics remain uncertain.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Nazon
Treasury
Cmef
Andrews
Tythe
Aiminetrai
Hearing Continued and Bail Set for Janesville Youths
In Milwaukee court, Alfred A McKlaney aged 25 and Edward Youns 27 from Janesville faced burglary charges. Bail set at 1,000 dollars for McKlaney. a third suspect, Huron Wahl, held on a 200 dollar bond. A watchman spotted youths on a building’s fourth floor. they fled, were chased, and later detained by city detectives who matched descriptions.
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Proney Mibwauker
Alfred A McKlaney
Edward Youns
Janeaville
Huron
Tragic Streetcar Accident Claims Wisconsin Youth
A Madison youth, 20 years old, died when crushed beneath a Madison street railway car in the university district. The accident occurred as he finished a errand for a neighbor and crossed the street just as the bus passed, the report states.
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United Prose
Briatson
Joseph. Borsk
San of Hérber Burak
Mussc
University of Wisconsin
Madison Street Railway
University
Newhbor
Candy Clore
Mason new president of University of Chicago
Max Mason, professor of mathematical physics at the University of Wisconsin, is elected president of the University of Chicago. The decision followed a joint committee review and trustees unanimous approval. Mason, native of Wisconsin born in Madison, earned his bachelor’s degree at Wisconsin and will assume the post in October.
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Max Mason
Ghigagou
University of Wisconsin
Associated Press
Chicago
University of Wistensim
University of Chicago
Mason
Pres Ernest Devitt Burton
Wisconsin
Assen
Madison
University’ of Wisconsin
Drop of humidity brings partial relief from heat
Milwauhees-Muwauket reports humidity fell about 30 percent overnight aiding some comfort as temperatures push toward 106 degrees. Forecasters warn that hotter conditions remain in many parts, with rain and damp weather delaying harvests in some areas. In St Paul cloudy skies offered showers and a limited break from heat as temperatures cooled briefly from 92 to 93 degrees.
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United Prats Milwauhes
Muwauket
Jenster
St. Paul
Minn
Weather Bureau
Lake Hope of Relief
Ater
Clées
Lisbon
Nod
Five Month Sentence In Conspiracy Case In Milwaukee
A defendant pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the Prohibition Act and received six months at the Milwaukee House of Correction plus a $500 fine and costs. Three co defendants faced fines. The criminal docket also includes the Chippewa Power company suit against contractor James O Heyworth, valued at $260,000, likely to continue into September.
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Wie
Granley Likmers
Waysat
Thesday
Gulty
Milwaukee House of Correction
Andrew Likwarz
Waiter Rose
Teo Pudelka
Chippewa Power Comelecy
James O' Heyworth
Aeeas
Tearis
Mrs McCormick Author Of A Song In News Item
Mrs Edn Rockefeller McCormick is credited as author of a song titled How Can We Know. The piece is noted as her first published effort after a local publisher issued the sheet. The report mentions her lineage and connections to notable figures, highlighting the election context surrounding her.
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United Press Milwaukee
Edn. Rockefeller
Metormick
Sax Enm
Eleanor Overest Freer
Hazolf F. McCnemisk
Rockefeller Cyitlen
Boundary hearing adjourned with date to be set later
A boundary dispute hearing in the Michigan case was adjourned this afternoon to a later date, with proceedings delivered to Special Commissioner Margaret Hert and recorded in the case file.
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Associated Preach
Superior
Dawes to visit farm home for bears fair pageant
Vice President Charles G Deveson, age 28, will visit a farm near Manston for a Juneau county fair. A pageant will feature a representation of his father General Rufus R. Dawes and his Civil War service. Captain J. T. Hanson notes the kinship and invites his attendance amid local historic recollections.
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Junaau County
Rufus Dawes
Sy Associated Press
Chicaca
Charles G Deveson Aur
Miauston
Tis
de Présidenc
Juneau County
Rufus R Dawes
Fort Sumpter
Dawes
J. T. Hanson
Hanson
Yutlys
Decreit
Nia
Paufus Dawes
Manston
S. T. Henson
Anter Houston
Mexico
Tulus Dawen
Hansen
Ruefus Dawes
Stensart
General Dawes
Lincoln
Rutua Dawes
Rufus Mawes
Burning of Mud Drum Blamed for Steamer Disaster
Pawtucket report states the burning of two large pipe fluid drums in the bottom of the steamer Macinnac caused yesterday’s disaster. George J. Kelly of Blackstone Valley Transportation Company blamed the incident on a main boiler weakness. Investigation noted repairs deemed unnecessary delayed loading about 45 minutes, with passengers not allowed aboard until after the scheduled sailing.
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Associated Press
Pawtucket
George J Kelly
Blackstone Valley Transportation
Grant
Tin Strong 80X Found With Papers in Woods
A tin strong box containing insurance policies and other business papers was found yesterday in woods near Green Bay Wisconsin. Police investigated but said the container appeared undisturbed and likely relates to a long-ago theft from Van Lentza Corp of Manitowoc.
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Assoqaind Prev
Green Bay
Wis
Hishna
Cooper Towhang
van Lentst Ciatz Corporation
Manito
Woo
Hernhbers
Sports writer Walter A Bor Pheiar dies after long career
Cincinnati obituary notes the death of veteran sports writer Walter A Bor Pheiar. He covered athletics for Chicago New York and Cincinnati papers for about thirty five years. He was stricken on Sunday and died at local hospital from Brights disease.
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United Press
Cinncinnati
Walter A .Bor Pheiar
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
At & Jocal Hoapital Tntlas
Brights Dts
Deadly blast aboard Mackinac sparks high toll
A steamship disaster near Providence left many dead and dozens burned as the Mackinac carrying Nurragansout Harbor passengers and crew sank in mid afternoon. Investigators led by Secretary Hester and George Ohler will probe the accident, with the scene described as chaotic and frightening as the ship took on water and exploded in a hissing burst just after departure.
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Washington
Newport
Mackinac
Grouna
Deca
Fromm Network
Pawtucket
University Endowment Funds Review Shakes Wisconsin
United Press reports Wisconsin universities faced endowment concerns as Regents weigh Rockefeller endowment offers and other foundations. Dean Barden acknowledged unofficial letters requesting aid for a new medical building. Aides note Minnesota also received large Rockefeller funds.
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United Press
Morison
Veetts
Wisconsin
Maz
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Rly
Rockefeller
Ig Town
Federal Educational Board
University of Minnesoty Nso
Hele
Bardeen
Thele Aidy
Auelde
Board of Regents
Woman Found Guilty of Contempt in Probate Court
Boston based report states Mes faa Mt Blankenders of Tolan Oklahoma was convicted of contempt of court for perjury related to contested wills in LuMolk county probate court. A six week sentence and extended terms were imposed, with details reflecting a disputed family will and alleged attempts to influence proceedings.
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United Press
Boston
Man
William M Prast
LuMolk
Mes
Mt Blankenders
Tolan
Okla
Sainmegrene
Lares
Crabare
Mra
Three Suspects Held In Body Discovery Case
Three suspects are held in connection with the finding of a charred body believed to be a murdered woman near Cartimis, Campbell, Carlais. One suspect released then rearrested. investigation continues led by Polk County authorities. Timmy Vogel was arrested last night as part of the probe.
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Moines
Cartinis
Campbell
Carlais
Inter
Timmy Vogel
Legion Meet at the Pont Paints Wisconsin Legion Meet
A chaotic report from Paints Wisconsin describes a Legion convention with national officers addressing attendees and planning events. The piece notes preparations, military emphasis, tent setups, and plans for meetings from tomorrow through August 22 as executives finalize the agenda.
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Associated Trent
Stevens
Paint
Wis
Oiphant
Lesson Ausiliary
Trenton
Gurfohy
Anvias Corventhin
Wincutsin
Rftn
Chowan
Statens Point
Sudden darkness and cloudburst strike Ga lesburg city
A garbled report describes a sudden eclipse of light and heavy rain hitting Ga lesburg. The fragmented text mentions noon timing, pedestrians and picnickers, and a storm advancing from the northeast toward the city core. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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City OF
Galesburg
Kangaroo Hide Used to Make a Pair of Shoes
A fragmentary note discusses kangaroo hide usage in shoemaking. It mentions a loan merchant in 276 pound Dakota region and a price around $200. The text is garbled with unreadable portions but indicates most kangaroo hide goes into a single pair of shoes and hints at a completed phase of production.
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Asan Inted
Sentenced to jail on perjury charge
A garbled report from Boston states a person named Leib St Senhbeet was sentenced to jail for perjury and soliciting unwarranted testimony. Details are unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
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Lyon
Boston
Leib
Guns Bring Down Target In Firepower Test
In New York a pair of artillery batteries conduct a simulated air defense drill behind the lines near the harbor. Firing begins as crews unleash rounds aimed at a hostile drone target, with rapid sequences and pursuits described amid the flashing lights and night maneuvers.
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New York
Crensee
Fark Tien
Ennar
Teo Willett
Neil
Fatalities Feared After Motor Accident At Heterie
A motor collision is reported with feared fatal injuries near Heterie. Court proceedings involve multiple names and places as investigators pursue details of the crash and potential charges, with witness accounts and timelines under review.
No Clues Left Behind by Convicts at Large in Oregon
A garbled report notes convicts at large in Oregon leaving behind unclear traces. Vague names and places appear, with fragments mentioning Portland, Moray, Salton, and Macfie, plus references to a city event and a presumed pursuit or escape. The passage is largely unreadable but signals a statewide manhunt context centered on Portland.
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Oregon
Bayer Portland
Cme
Portland
Jae
Approval of Belgian aid pact to fund reconstruction
President supports a Belgian aid accord valued at 317.7 million dollars dated June 15 1025. Terms include loan forgiveness and interest relief totaling 248.9 million with a 171.7 million loan. U S Congress approval pending while studies in Washington assess the agreement’s stability and long term effects on Belgium.
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Voor Nidyw
United States
Lille
Congress
Presiden Wilson
Belgium
Coolinge Delays Return South During Uncertain Stay
The article chronicles Coolinge's extended stay abroad with indications of a postponed return south. Readers learn of shifting plans, unclear dates, and surrounding speculation as weather and travel constraints influence movement. The piece entwines scattered names and places, reflecting a fragmented report from the period.
Salvation Army to Buy Home for Manitowoc Captain
In a preliminary announcement the Salvation Army plans to purchase a home for Captain Chant Bernard Schrader in Manitowoc. The measure, under consideration by Lake Tehissan Field local unit, aims to secure a residence to support the Manitowoc community leadership role.
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Salvation Army
Manitowoc
Primary election timing and candidates noted in governor's remarks
Governor Blaine returns from the north as discussions of a special election for the late La Follette's U S Senate seat proceed. Publican nomination discussed, with the primary expected Sept 18 and the special election Sept 29. attorney general provides election law summaries, including petition and signature requirements.
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Binibe
Abe State
Robert
Felletia
United States
la Follette
Blaine
Herman
Death by suicide follows tense prison of questions
James Polons, 30, of Woodriver Illinois, killed himself in a hotel room after writing pages of leading questions and gynaecisms directed at his alleged actions. A note blamed promotion and the crime wave, and he dressed in a bride’s white gown before shooting himself in the temple. A second note addressed Mrs Marie Poulous and others was found in the room.
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United Praag
Altleeé
Pautaus
Lansing
Marie Poulous
Mre .T. Fevas
Orvan Park
Charges Claim Grain Rates Unjust in North Dakota Case
The commission announced hearings into whether grain shipping rates from North Dakota and Minnesota to Duluth and other points discriminate against intrastate shipments. Protesters contend the rates favor southern routes, while carriers argue the tariffs are standard practice.
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Washington
Duluth
Sotaro
North Bator
North Imoms
Minnesota
Sassota
Not clear headline from OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or entities. The snippet shows scattered capitalized names and garbled phrases, lacking a discernible person, organization, place, or date to anchor a valid news item. Unable to extract a factual lead or outcome from the readable material.
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