Wisconsin Storm Dispatches Across State
A powerful rain and wind storm swept Wisconsin causing extensive damage across multiple counties. Sheboygan and Milwaukee areas reported heavy damage and power outages while Oshkosh, Madison, Racine, and Kenosha endured damaged buildings and tangled debris. One death was reported in Janesville with trees downed, traffic blocked, and communications disrupted.
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Ring- Jing
Gunsmith Found Who Repaired Gun Stock
Los Angeles authorities probing the Aug 3 slaying of broker J. Belton Kennedy learned from the Examiner that BR. C. King, a gunsmith, said a week before the murder he repaired an old double barreled shotgun stock for a young, well to do customer. The stock, missing its two barrels, is in DA storage as a key piece. The author Heath camper near Santa said he found it Aug 8 washed on the sands. barrels are unrecovered.
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Los Angeles
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BR. C. King
District Attorney's Office
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Heath Camper
Santa
Early Fall and a Long Cold Winter Forecaster Says
United Press reports from St Paul indicate a forester predicts an early fall and a long cold winter. Signs noted include birds and ducks gathering, muskrats building dens, dry slough grass, and a hazy Indian summer atmosphere.
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United Press
St. Paul
T. Cox
Passage of tax revision bill in Congress stalls Senate
Today in Congress the tax revision bill moves toward passage while the Senate continues debate on deficiencies. The finance committee hears about tariffs and related hearings as the session includes figures such as 48,200,090 for the nine shipping board and 209,006 for a disarmament conference.
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Way to Peace in Ireland Sees Uncertain Talks Unfold
Dublin reports caution as Irish leaders debate peace talks with Eamon de Valera at Black Rock. Politicians warn that failure to reach terms could spark renewed fighting and a broader war, while Premier George’s stance and threats risk undermining fragile truce efforts.
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Tax Revision Bill Heads for House Vote Late Today
Washington reports the Republican tax revision bill nearing a late day vote in the House with Dems forecasting a decisive defeat. Amendments by the Ways and Means Committee moved swiftly as lawmakers debated repeal of surtaxes above 22 percent starting January first. The bill’s fate remains tied to the pace of adjournment and potential recommittal to address pension and military pay provisions.
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Mother of Mrs Hoover Dies at Hoover Home
United Press says Mrs. Herbert Hoover’s mother, Mrs Chariex Henry, died at the Hoover home in Stenfert United California last night as Mrs Hoover traveled from Washington to attend. The mother’s death follows a long illness and her passing adds to the President’s family bereavement while in transit.
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Beer for Sick Depends on A J Volstead
Washington reports hinge on Andrew J. Volstead and his prohibition act as beer for the sick prompts battle over the Stanley amendment and warrants. A compromise then reached removes warrants for homes but preserves some search limits as Congress adjourns Looming deadlines may push breweries to work overtime for medicinal beer.
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Texas
Dream of Jake Hamon Comes True at Oil Road Completion
United Press reports in Breckenridge Texas that the dream of Jake Hamon, slain local leader, is realized as a small switch engine and crew arrive from Wichita Falls to complete the 159 mile oil road. Hamon’s aim, tied to the hill country road war era, is declared fulfilled as the project reaches official completion.
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Juke Hamon
Breckerridge
Wichita Fall
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Alleged Bandits Were Salesmen In Waterford Bank Plot
In Racine Wisconsin a reported attempt to rob the State Bank of Waterford proved a false alarm. The two men in a high powered car were salesmen from a Chicago bond house who, after being overtaken and identified, were not arrested by the sheriff.
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Racine
State Bank
Waterford
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Chicago
Western farms urged as rail rates prompt abandonment
Washington D C A hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission examined western farm abandonments as compared to New England. John Fenton testified that high freight rates push farmers toward bare living on the plains, risking a drop in tonnage for railways while western production rises and strains transport systems.
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Washington, D. C
New England
John Fenton
Interstate Commerce Commisson
West
Renton
Farge
Commixsioner Eschwin
Two Men Shot in Running Gun Fight
In Fort Dodge two men were wounded in a running gun fight between police led by Sheriff Bassett and agent Hiram Yank. Three bandits are believed to be involved in the attack on a bank or safe at Curiew Friday. One man was shot, another arrested, and a third escaped. a boy nearby may have witnessed the shooting. The incident occurred near a gate at Wauponkss.
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Relief Pact With Russia In Effect
The United States and Russia signed an aid agreement for famine relief in the Volga region. Walter Lyman and Maxim Litvinoff spoke as the program aims to feed and combat epidemics, with relief shipments planned from Hamburg and New York and distribution controlled by American relief officials.
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American Relief Administration
Jesuit Professors Meet in Convention and Election
Jesuit professors from six universities and six colleges gathered in Prairie de Chies for a three day convention to discuss politics and religion. Elected as president was Huzo F temeyer and Mev. T J uhe secrete Pech as secretary. Attendees included representatives from Creighton University Omaha and other institutions in Detroit Regis Eckhurst Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago area.
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Governor Blaine Shuts Himself at Home Over Infected Foot
In Madison Blaine remains confined to his house after an infected foot flares. Director orders prevent visitors for a few days. The governor had continued to come to the executive office despite foot trouble and recent national guard encampment at Camp Douglas.
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Farmer Moves to City and Takes House with Him
In dnnean Wisconsin Taod Mahoney of Cirman moves from the farm into the city taking the family home with him. He has leased the farm and plans to bring four miles of corn and household objects to the new residence.
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Daughter Released As Mother Is Charged With Baby Murder
Adrian Michigan report says Alice Kirby 20 was released while her mother Mrs Mattie Kirby 35 remains jailed on a murder charge connected to the disappearance of the newborn. Hearing scheduled for Tuesday.
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van Telensedt
Allied debt bill favoredly reported to Senate by Penrose
The administration allied debt funding bill was favorably reported to the Senate today by Finance Committee Chairman Penrose. Senator La Follette filed a minority report criticizing the measure as weakening treasury authority and inviting international pressure from negotiators.
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Home bombings strike Winkler house again
The home of Ferdinand Winkler, tied to federal grand jury indictments against “Big Tim” Mann, was bombed for a second time within a month. Winkler, his wife, and child were woke by the blast, which damaged the front of the residence as police investigated possible links to the Pullman robbery and related indictments.
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Body of men ready to march into Mingo
A body of men estimated between 760 and 466 assembled today at Marmet east of Charleston for marching into Mingo County under martial law, as reports from Charleston indicate. The action follows an industrial controversy that has persisted for more than a year.
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Gold Dollar Standard Debate in Rome Markets
Rome ministers of commerce discussed monetary reform today with a plan to replace the fold dollar standard. The move aims to tighten monetary policy as the Italian market faces currency shifts and potential price stability challenges.
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Rome
Commer
Weather snapshot and forecast oddities from a clipped page
The readable fragments show a forecast for Wisconsin and surrounding area with notes on fair and cool conditions. Mentions of temperatures, partly cloudy observations, and a weekly outlook hint at a mix of cooler days and scattered clouds.
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Fordney Bill to Ease Tax Burden in Coming Vote
Special to The Northwestern reports the Fordney international revenue tax bill aims to cut taxes significantly and reduce the national burden. It may total about 730 million in cuts if enacted, with some provisions delayed until Jan 1. critics flag flaws but supporters foresee a renewed economy and steady revenue.
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