Fake Message Triggers Officials Over Washington Telegram
A forged telegram signed in the name of the secretary caused indignation as officials investigate its origin and channel. Secretary Hughes orders a strict inquiry to locate the sender and carrier of the fraudulent message linked to a high-profile kidnapping case involving Berg Aol.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Groy Cleveland Bersdoll
Sam
Ang
American Legion
Griffis
Berg
Milwaukee Youth Wins First In Oratorical Contest Of Catholics
Milwaukee youth Carl Becker won first place in the Gonzaga union's national oratorical contest, condemning the Ku Klux Klan and urging defense of Catholic schooling. The event opened the national convention of the Roman Catholic Central society in Milwaukee, with mass meetings at the auditorium and speeches by Rev Alphonse Schvitalla and Henry Diehmann.
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Associated
Milwaukee
St. Joseph's Church
Roman Catholic Central Society
Milwaukee Auditorium
Alphonse Mf. Schvitalla
St. Louis University
Henry Diehmann
San Antonio
Orezor
Hu Klux Klan
Wisconsin
Oreson
Becker
Oregon
Secretary Mellon to Stay in Cabinet
Washington reports that Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon will remain in the Coolidge cabinet after a conference with the president. The confirmation clarifies his continued role amid ongoing administration plans.
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Mellon
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Secretar Mellon
Treasury
Coolidge
School Children to Study Accidents This Fall
Athimitic City plans to start accident prevention studies this fall as part of the curriculum. Marcus Dow of New York, president of the National Safety Council, announced the plan to the executive committee and directors. Special textbooks have been provided for the program.
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Associated Press
Athimitic City
Wied
Marcus Dow
New York
Natonal Safety Council
Dow Ss
Iife
Afil
Waukes
Recognition of Mexico to Be Advised
American recognition of the Obregon government and reestablishment of diplomacy with Mexico will be recommended to President Coolidge and Secretary of State. Commissioners Warren and Barton Payne arrived from Mexico City and held talks with Secretary Hughes. They reported a complete agreement with Obregon and said the conference secured guarantors for American interests and would be recommended.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Obiesta
United States
Mexico
Capline
Charles B. Warren
Barton Payne Ary
Secretip Hughes
State Department
Hughes
White House
Warren
Mexico City
Coolidge
Coo- Adges Warren
Washington
Obregon
Public Schools May Be Used For G A R
Waukee public schools may be converted into sleeping quarters for Civil War veterans attending the G A R encampment opening September 2. A petition to the school board is needed. the executive committee reports more than 10,000 rooms short for housing. If cots can be placed in the schools the problem may be solved.
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iBy Aasociated
Waukee
Governor Bryan Signals Coal Sales Across Nebraska
Governor Bryan announces nearing completion of plans to sell coal to cities villages and local public committees at prices below current rates threatening municipal yards and private coal firms and producers throughout Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Coe
Nebraska
Bryan
Wide search for kidnapped baby makes national drive
New York awoke to a statewide chase for 3 month old Susan WeKenzie missing since Saturday. Authorities mobilized 101 detectives thousands of patrolmen and volunteers as radio broadcasts described the infant and the suspect. Mrs Ena McKenzie cried out for help as police urged the public to aid in the search.
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Tinted Press
New York
Susan WeKenzie
Ena MecHenzie
Staton
Berisstar
McKenzie Teld
Sis
Woman Killed Escort Injured In Wisconsin Accident
In Racine Eleanor Nichol, 50, died of injuries after being struck by a car on Durand road. Her escort Bernard Barrows was seriously hurt with a right leg amputation. The driver stopped and helped move the pair to a local hospital.
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United Prems
Racine
Wis
Eleanor Nichol
Durand Road
Bernard Barrows
Green Bay Petition Seeks Fish Hatchery Plan
Green Bay residents in the local chapter circulate a petition to Senator Irvine Lenroot requesting establishment of a fish hatchery in this part of Wisconsin. The action follows a local push and aims to secure support for the hatchery project.
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Lenroot
Green Bay
Associated Press
Walton Featue
IrvineLenroot
Wisconsin
Charles McCune Died After Illness in Wisconsin News Note
A brief Associated Press item notes the death of Charles McCune in Wisconsin after an illness of two days. The report references a petition highlighting poverty, inadequate stockings of game fish, and local customs issues affecting area streams and audiences. The fragmentary text is difficult to fully parse.
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Associated Press
Yale
Wisconsin
Ilam
President watching wage talks delay amid anthracite dispute
Atlantic City reports a three hour delay in the wage conference between anthracite operators and United Mine Workers officials. Miners demand a 20 percent raise, union recognition with checkoff, and an eight hour day. Operators propose arbitration and oppose checkoff legality. A potential coal strike loomed as talks paused with no agreement by Sept. 1.
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Associated Prose
Atlantic Chey
N. J
Nien
Nalure
Coolidge
Ikington
John S. Lewis
United Mine Work
United Mine Workers
Wales
Pennsylvania
Dane County Sanction Affects Prohibition Warrants
State prohibition agent Herman W. Sachtjen said Judge Hoppmanns Dane county ruling bars warrants based on information and belief, limiting enforcement only in Dane County until a statewide ruling or Supreme Court decision is reached. He noted Middleton farmer George Baltes was discharged after the search warrant was ruled invalid.
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Associated Prensa
Madison
Herman W. SachtJen
A. C. Hoppmann
Dane County
George Baltes
Middleton
Supreme Court of
Secht
Sen
Dans County
Judza Hoppman
Sachtsen
Supreme Court
Spectacular hold up at Allendale Inn near Detroit
Suspects in custody after a seven gunmen raid on the Allendale Inn roadhouse outside Detroit early Sunday. The attack ended with the motorcycle patrolman killed as he tried to stop a speeding touring car. patrons were at a dance when the robbers struck and fled with guests and employees scattered.
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Associated Press
Dewrait
Michi
Ian
Herman Sakeloss
Brooklyn
Rich
Allendale Inn
Detroit
Oscar Reinhardt
Monroe
Eighteen Missing From Chicago Truancy School
United Press reports that eighteen inmates vanished from a Chicago truancy institution over the past years. Habeas corpus hearings before Judge Michael McKinley focus on alleged mistreatment and a fatal self harm incident linked to solitary confinement. Witnesses describe brutal discipline, ice water baths, and beatings by staff led by former superintendent Fred F. Smith.
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United Press
Chicago
Eugene RicGarry
State's Attorney’s Office
McGarry
Shea
Frank Pruseck
Fred FE. Smith
Pruneck
Shes
Lipton Plans 1925 Challenge for America Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton announces intent to challenge the America Cup in 1925. He arrives from England aboard the Wade Star Cedric and says he is confident his trophy pursuit will continue despite long efforts and multiple countries contesting.
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Thomas Lipton
Uniton Press
New ‘North
England
Cedric
Thomas
Raess
Gwenlysfva
Minnesota Farmer Labor Party to launch national third party
William Mahoney announces Minnesota Farmer Labor leaders will convene in Minneapolis on Sept 8 to form a national third party. The move follows talks among farmers labor and progressive factions and signals a pivotal shift in U.S. party politics with support from notable Nonpartisan League figures. The plan reflects changing views over the past decade and seeks a rational social order with aid and rewards for workers.
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Byanited Press
St. Paul
Mino
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmers
Labareta
Progressive
Minneapolis
William Mahoney
Paul
Warklas People’s
Tals
Organinalian
Nonpartisan League
Conelinurees
Arsenies
Mahoney
Agriculture Commissioner Clarifies Tuberculosis Law Status
F D Jones, commissioner of agriculture, was advised by the attorney general to state that the bovine tuberculosis law passed at the last legislative session remains in effect for passage. The attorney general’s office confirms the law’s status and enforcement as written.
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I'rez Mailison
F. D .Jones
Commissioner of Agriculture
Br T
Attorney General's Office
Raid at Brown's Lake resort seizes gambling gear
Sheriff Grorze Wharrey and deputies raided the summer resort at Brown's Lake near Burlington and confiscated a roulette wheel, five slot machines, and related gambling equipment.
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Associated
Wis
Grorze Wharrey
Denuties
Brown's Lake
Burlington
Unity and reparations plea amid entente discord
A garbled diplomatic note hints at renewed calls for unity on reparations and a stronger entente. It references Ishathene statements, Grant’s objections, and the Ruhr occupation debate while stressing cooperation after the crisis, with notes of alliances and enduring friendships.
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Entente
Grant
Curzon
Ruhr
Mega
Fig
Wen
Defense counsel objects to Madison Bond company books in Arnold trial
In Superior Wisconsin Victor H Arnold stands trial for mail fraud. Defense chief Corbett of New York objects to admitting the Madison Bond company books as records. Tenney tes ts Arnold as president and describes a stock swap in 1917 totaling 290 thousand placemen stock for 3509 thousand new formian stock and treasury allocation.
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Associated Treva
Wis
Corbet
New York
Victor H.arnold
Madison -Bond Company
Corbett
William D. Tenney
Madison Gond Company
Arnold
Tenney
Arnold W
Treasury
Wila
Weather and Roads Across Oshkosh and Nearby Cities
Weather news notes cloudy conditions in Oshkosh with poor road quality. Milwaukee, Sheboygan, and Manitowoc report cloudy skies and clear roads. Green Bay remains cool and clear with good roads. Madison shows light rain and cool roads while Janesville has rain and good roads. Racine and Kenosha are cloudy with cool, good roads. La Crosse and Superior show mixed driving conditions with cool temps and generally fair to good roads elsewhere.
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Presa
Oshkosh
Milwaukes
Sheboygan
Mani- MtGwoe
Green Bay
Madison
Janesville
Racine
la Crosse
Ratning
Tatr
Meredith Will Wake the Mto A Prove Charge
Fragmented text references financial troubles and large borrowed sums. Mentions farmers, Brookhart, and a continuation on another page. Content is unclear and partially garbled with incomplete names and figures.
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Meredith
Jo Veh
Air “Brookhart
Fatal Wawa Hotel Fireclaims Nine in Huntsville Ontario
United Press reports a devastating blaze at the Wawa hotel on Lake Rity’s in Huntsville Ontario early Sunday left nine confirmed dead and many more missing or severely injured. Survivors wore night attire, with several workers among the casualties. Names include Miss Margaret Bowker, Miss Annie Leigh, and Mrs. Barret among others, while several are listed as missing or unconfirmed.
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United. Press
Huntsville
Ont
Wawa
Lake Rity's
Metta
Margaret Bowker
C. Bowker
Canadian National Railways
Annie Leigh
Toronto
Alexander
Barrett
Hamilton
Phyilis Deranan
Thorold
Gat
Bliss
Rogers
Cleveland
Elizateth’ Krogin
Cinsinip
Weather Outlook Shows Showers and Cooler Temperatures
Local observations indicate partly cloudy skies, with temperatures cooler tonight. Showers are probable tonight and Tuesday across Minnesota and Wisconsin, with limited changes in temperature. Nebraska and North Dakota show similar unsettled conditions with light showers likely.
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United Press
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Elsie Kiel
Arthur Barter
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Florine Michtak
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Charles M’cune
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John L. Lewis
International
Ming
John Hays Hammond
Thomas Marshall
George ‘Otis Smith
J. Golden
Rinaldo Cappellini
Charles Neill
Abbest
Monroe, Mich
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Conference of Farmers, Laborers and Progressives
Third National
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France
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