Sacco and Vanzetti Seek Certiorari After Court Ruling
Boston, Aug. The Massachusetts supreme court refused defense pleas and upheld Judge Thayer’s denial of a new trial stay of execution and writ of error for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzi. Counsel planned to petition the U.S. Supreme Court for certiorari citing due process.
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Timber Tragedy Claims Local Man in Woods
A man identified as Ben Grudnash, 33, was killed Thursday when a tree fell in the woods near Ashland. Authorities described the incident as a fatal accident occurring during work or activity in the area. The name spelling and details are uncertain due to OCR artifacts.
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Blast at Legation injures no one in London report
A Vienna dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph states a bomb exploded Thursday near the American legation in Soho and at a house used by Professor Mallatt, Bulgarian minister of finance. No one was harmed and only minor damage reported.
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Pastor at Fairwater Dies by Own Hand in Attic
Special to The Northwestern J Ripon Wise Rev John Prey of the Evangelical Lutheran church at Fairwater was found with a 22 caliber pistol shot to the temple in the attic of his home this morning. He was 55, had served Fairwater for sixteen years, and had resigned recently to move to Ohio with a son. His wife Catherine said he had worried over the move. neighbors heard the shot and found the body. He was born in Bavaria in 1856 and came to America at 21. He married Catherine Hemrick in 1999. Surviving are his widow, two children Elizabeth and Pred, a brother and sister, two nieces and a nephew. Funeral Monday at his home with Bur tat at Fallwater cemetery conducted by Reverends Pilger and Becker.
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Maitland and Hegnerberger at Wisconsin Legion Meet
Marinetic, Wisa Lieuts Lester Maitland and Albert Fleigenberger piloted transpacific flyers and joined Hanford MacNider at the Wisconsin American Legion convention. The three addressed sessions and joined an open ceremonies while Maitland and Hegnerberger were named honorary judges for the bathing beauty contest amid a large banquet and program.
Miss Wall Reaches Western Finals in Golf Championship
Oshkosh player Geneva Wall advances to the finals of the women's Western golf championship by defeating Dallas rival TD Reinhard 2 and 1. California golfer Mrs Gaul upstaged by Wall 2 and 1 as Wall posted subpar front nine with four birdies, closing strong to seal the match.
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Floral display opens at Wisconsin horticultural convention
Kenosha and Wisconsin florists gather for the 313th annual convention of the Wisconsin Horticultural Society. More than 100 florists tend the event as the big floral display is unveiled at the courthouse.
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Valuables not always safe in the mail
Washington report details mail losses thefts and damages in 1926 including 21,499 cases of loss and 7052 incidents. Inspectors recovered millions while arrests indictments and convictions rose as postal fraud and robberies declined or shifted to parcel post and COD schemes.
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Three Women Escape Fire From threshers Blast at Osenga Home
In Racine Wisconsin a kitchen scene at the Andrew Osenga home near Union Grove ended with three women escaping injury when a wood stove explosion spread flames. The blast charred kitchen woodwork and a porch as food prep for threshers went awry.
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Man Sues For 15000 In Poison Dye Shoe Case
Milwaukee man E V Minticapelis asks 15000 damages from a chemical firm in federal court claiming a shoe dye poisoned his feet after dying tan shoes black in September 1925. He alleges permanent injury from the dye used by the company.
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Missing geologist Ashley amid Nick-a-Jack cave search
Lawrence Ashley a geologist and underground explorer vanished Monday inside a granite walled cave near Nick-a-Jack cave thirty miles west of Chattanooga. Seventh search party joined the effort as rescuers report no trace after eight hours and note a cryptic marker L A 196 within the cave.
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Ammunition Gathered For The Chaplin Case
Los Angeles reports indicate lawyers and staff pile up for the divorce trial of Lita Grey Chaplin against Charlie Chaplin. Court action centers on a potential property settlement with figures around 850000 dollars in five yearly payments and custody terms for the two Chaplin children.
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Home dynamited in Henderson North Carolina incident
The home of M FE Partin, linked to 800 strikers at the farmer cattar mills, was dynamited early today in Henderson North Carolina. The blast tore off the back porch and shattered windows in nearby houses. no injuries were reported.
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Saturday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio program highlights listed with times and stations. Greature's band on WBZ at 6 pm via WEAF hookup. The Week Enders in New York at 6 30 pm. The Mediterraneans on WRG in Washington at 6 20 pm. Liwisohtt Stadmim concert from New York on WOWM in Asbury Park at 6 30 pm. Pryor's band at 6 30 pm.
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Glass Champs Selected at Inland Lakes Yacht Regatta
Neenah Wisconsin reports overall winners in inland lakes yacht regatta. Dora Tie of Pewaukee skippered by Henry Meyer crowned class II1s champion and also won class E by seven seconds over Spurman of Pine Lake. No Name from Lake Geneva placed third with Hope of Oshkosh fourth in class E. Fan Catraot Chant from Lake Geneva, skippered by Winfield Craven, earned earlier honors as 1927 champion in the cathoals. Covent disturber of Lake Geneva won class Covent disturber, Knight Porter guiding, with Trays Ti of White Bear second and more mentor of Lake Geneva third.
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Three Karasas People In Hospital After Auto Crash
An auto crash near Parson Kansas injures Bevery Tam ing, her son Murry, and Dick Moyne who are hospitalized in Menasha. The Kansas occupants, uninjured or not seriously hurt, were riding in a vehicle that failed to heed a highway sign at a street intersection.
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Dynamite Seized After Theft Report Near Milton
Boston police and Medfield officials recovered seven sticks of dynamite stored in a Medfield warehouse. The dynamite was moved to Joseph Praya’s premises after an explosion in Eas Milton, related to the Sacco-Vanzetti case, with earlier thefts reported from the same building last weekend.
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Feak Bound Over for Trial on Payroll Theft Charge
La Crosse Wisconsin May 27 office manager Blur Feak of the Wrennssa Pearl Button company was bound over to district court to face a theft trial over a $2500 payroll. Feak claimed robbers forced him to sign a false payroll receipt.
Mob disrupts raids and bottles beer in Wisconsin towns
In Sheboygan a mob jeered officers as they raided the Spehn saloon seizing equipment and delaying repairs to the officers’ car tires. Milwaukee agents conducted sweeps, arresting five men and confiscating beer wine and alcohol, with arraignments set in federal court. Fond du Lac reports a fire and raiders recovering alcohol and equipment from a burning apartment.
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Vanzette Insane Says Attorney Visits Convict in Prison Cell
Attorney Michael A Musmanno reports to Warden Hendrick that Vanvelhi, inmate in Charleston State Prison, raved about obtaining immunity and shouted plans as he left the cell. The visit follows Vanvelhi’s alleged role in a murder linked to Celestina Mas and Saren, both under death sentence.
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Marshfield Worker Killed in Dam Construction Accident
Henry Neumann, 43, died from injuries suffered at a new dam project on the Black River near Greenwood, Wisconsin. He was crushed when a large element fell onto the end of a pole he stood on, struck his head on concrete, and remained unconscious at noon. The accident occurred yesterday at St Josephs hospital after transfer.
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Claims High Record In Hydro-Naplane Competition
Wice France today claimed a new all-time record in hydro-naplane curves with a 4400 meter run. He needed 1463 feet compared with the prior mark held by Alessandro Passalea.
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Veterans rally stirs Legionnaires in Wisconsin election heats
Congressman John Schafer of Milwaukee denounces a wartime referendum plank linked to 1926 political candidates. He warns Wisconsin veterans against the plan and urges opposition to military expansion in state posts. Parade crowds expected as convention agenda continues.
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Milwaukee bank holdup questioned in Shorewood case
McDonald, held in county jail, is questioned about the Shorewood State Bank robbery in Milwaukee. St Paul officers say $12,862 taken April 24, 1924 was divided among three men. Wisconsin will hold McDonald and Wilmot until through with them.
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Quest of Two Ot Planes Latenas Far
In San Francisco a vast search for two missing planes from an aerial Derby to Honolulu dominates the scene. Mildred Doran, John Pedlar, and Vilas Knope are among the crew unaccounted for after the Dole Flight. Rewards exceed twenty thousand dollars for recovery of planes and occupants, with further offers from George Hearst and others. Weather hinders progress as radio and naval aid sweep the Pacific.
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