Exconvict Mayor Rodriguez of Manila implicated in murder case
Manuel Quezon cables War Secretary claiming Mayor Rodriguez of Manila, appointed by Governor General Wood, is an ex convict from Luzon prison and an accomplice to a murder. Quezon accuses Rodriguez of abduction and ties to bandits, while Rodriguez’s prior conviction is noted. Resignations stem from broader rift with Wood, amid bribery probe and governor general authority disputes.
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Philippine Senate
Secretary of War
Wood
Associated Press
Manlin
Cireles
Nanuel Quezonne
Evecine
Mayor Rodriguez
Manila
Eulind
Quezon
Rodriguez
J P Berry
Galten
Henriguez
Rizal
Ramon Ternandez
Bnd
Rod
Riguez
Acon
Martial law relaxed in Tulsa amid floggings inquiry
Tulsa authorities eased martial law restrictions as they gathered most facts about recent floggings and whippings. About twenty officers and deputies stayed from Muskogee in the area, while five Broken Arrow businessmen were questioned by military officials regarding the incidents.
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United Prose
Tula Okia
Jo Star
Rmiga
Muskogee
Broken Arrow
Marshall Moore
Aheard
Moore
Associated Press
Macon
Hudson Brothers
Lad
Hudsons
I Kh
Girl Dies After Truck Collision In Green Bay
Gladis Del forge Delforge, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Delforge, was struck by a motor truck driven by Laward Lecamtane and died minutes later at a local hospital. The physician cited a fractured skull and broken neck as the cause of death.
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Assocated
Green Bay
Wis
Gladis Delforge
Peter Delforge
Laward Lecamtane
Portage Bus Crash Endangers Seventeen Passengers
Portage Wisconsin officials say a Portage Stevents Point bus veered off a highway near Kishwar No 10 between Portage and Endeavor after a racing autoists caused a near collision. The vehicle rolled into a ditch, injuring seventeen passengers who were bruised and shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Associated Press
Portage
Wis
Portage-Stevents Point
Kishwar No 10
Endeavor
Recognition of Mexico All Fixed Up
President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes accepted the accord from the Mexican conference for resuming diplomatic relations with the Obregon government. An official U S recognition extension will be announced soon along with details of the agreement. Warren will not be the ambassador. Creager may take the post.
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Atl Bradford
Washington, DC
Coolidge
Hughes
United States
Mexico
United Press
Weamwan Capitol
Washington
Charles B Warren
Wevican Park
Ain
Warren
Meano
BRB
Creager
Brownstilie
Texas
Cruiser Goes Ashore In Dense Fog At Puget Sound
The Seattle flagship of the U S battleship fleet ran aground at Matrow hetone Point in Puget Sound in dense fog. The cruiser was not in danger and was expected to be refloated at high tide today.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
United States
Matrowhetone Point
Puget Sound
Tne
Coal Conference Breaks Up After Wage Debate
United Press reports the Coal Conference, convened at President Coolidge’s request to avert an anthracite strike, adjourned without a decision. John L Lewis and miners rejected a 20 percent wage rise and a continuation pact into April. The issue, along with a possible US Coal Commission referral, ended with adjournment subject to the secretary’s call.
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United Press
Mdante City
Coolidge
Tts #ll
Tad John L Lewis
Called
Mine Workers of America
Lewis
United States Coal Commission
Munners
Milwaukee Gant Offer Cheaper Coal for Winter
Milwaukee officials report the city cannot cut coal prices this winter as bids for hard coal are too close to allow savings. Secretary Thomas Dungan says anthracite bids are nearly identical, making reductions impractical, and Milwaukee plans not to switch to cheaper soft coal. City officials also consider bread price actions as part of broader cost measures.
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Minnesota
Uniied
Milwaukee
iMu Waukee
Thomas Dungan
Major Hoan
United Press
M Milwaukeeanyo Ie
Civ
Bandits hunt forests around Lake Erie islands after inn robbery
A large manhunt formed around Monroe Michigan area as six of seven bandits fled inland across Lake Erie marshlands. Patrolman Oscar Remnarat of Monroe was killed during the morning escape. One suspect, Hetmat Sakoioss, was later arrested south of Torres after authorities traced the planned raid to over a week ago. A posse of over 200, with sheriffs and Michigan National Guard, searched the waterways and islands after the robbery at the Al lerdale Inn.
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Associated Preas
Hretreit
Wich—Searen
Hsid
Allerdale Inn
Oscar Remnarat
Monroe
Amainlands
Lake Ene
Hetmat Sakoioss
3Torres
Bloodhounis
Trepety Sherifs
Michigan National Buard
Sakae
Consul General Appointment To Yokohama Japan
Stuart Fuller of Bice Lake Wisconsin, former Soo Line official and son of George Turner, has been named Consul General to Yokohama Japan. He succeeds George H Seidmore of Madison, longtime consul general.
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iBs
Bice Lake
Wis
Stuart Fuller
George Turer
Yokohama
Jpam
George H Seidmore
Madison
Consul
Generais
Farm problem addressed by Bishop Wehrle in Milwaukee speech
Milwaukee report summarizes Bishop Vincent Wehrle of Bismarck ND addressing the German Catholic Central Society. He argues state farm policy should empower farmers to manage grain and elevators, cautions against corrupt leadership, and urges cooperative societies with honest leaders to improve farming prospects. The article notes next year’s convention in Allentown, Pa.
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Associated Preas
Milwaukee
Vincent Wehrle
Bismarck
German Catholic Central Society
North Dakota
Wehhrie
Mall
Wehrie
Tre
Alientown
Captain in Critical Condition After Ship Battle Off Skport
Worcester mass Captain Arthur Moore of the Nova Scot schooner J Scott Hankengon was in critical condition at a hospital today after a battle with pirates off Skport yesterday. Barry Harm the ship's cook also suffered severe wounds. Pirates' fate remains unknown.
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Associated Press
Worcester
Mass
Arthur Moore
J Scott Hankengon
Rum Piraten
Skport
Barry
Planes off with mail to ofan country
United Press dispatch reports a U S mail plane carrying letters destined for San Francisco left at noon for a rapid relay to reach the west in about 28 hours. The route began at Cleveland with Eugene Tohnsen piloting, aiming for a 345 pm Cleveland touchdown.
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United Presa
L. T
Unite States
San Francisco
Cleveland
Eugene Tohnsen
Father in law blamed for Millard Trouton murder case
United Press report from Newman Georgia recounts the confession of Millard Trouton’s father in law Mintern who admitted planning and aiding the kidnapping and killing of Trouton on August 39. Mintern said he acted after mistreatment of his daughter and that others including Goodrum and three of Mintern’s sons assisted, with several implicated in the felony.
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United Presa
Newman
Ga—Tohr Wintern
Millard
Troutan
Mintern
Troutons
Charset
Mur‘dar
Ben
Tohn
Jeff Ard
Grady Winstern
I Weldon
Claude Worhington
France Replies To British Reparations Note Slower Tone Seen
Paris reports the French government’s reply to the British note on reparations leans on the French position and offers few constructive proposals. It is viewed by officials as not rupturing the entente yet may influence future Ruhr discussions and an allied conference. Prime Minister Baldwin likely regards it as inconclusive and will meet Poincare upon his return from vacation.
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United Press
London
Londo
Baldwin
Downing Street
Meinis
Premier Pointare
Preas
Paris
Cantoe
Poincare
Pretolor Poinecare
Les Loins
District Attorney Admonished by Judge in Arnold Trial
In federal court Judge G. Luse admonished District Attorney Willum T. Pougherts for why and other stockholders did not vote him out of the Madison Bond Company. Tenney testified Arnold exerted absolute control over the firm after 1921, owning stock and directing affairs, while defense lawyers argued the DA’s questioning sought to corner witnesses.
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Associated Presa
Weis
Willum T. Pougherts
G . Luse
Federal District
Hameanor
Willim
Tenney
Madizen Bond
Wisconsin
Victor HY Arnold
Lrugh
Dowgnerty
Arnold
Corbet
Corbett
Medicret
Tenne
New height for corn on Chicago board of trade
September corn futures hit a new high for the crop with prices around six cents a bushel on the Chicago board of trade. Other grains followed higher in sympathy as traders reacted to the fresh record.
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Chicago
Ripon College Names New Education Head Huebner
Associated Press reports Ripon College appoints Reubner Huebner as new education head to fill the vacancy created by Professor F Clark Graham who resigns to pursue graduate study at the University of Wisconsin this fall. The move reshapes the college’s education department as Graham departs for further study at Wisconsin.
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NEW Education
RIPON
Huebner
Associated Press
Ripon College
Ph, Reubrer
Uniersity of
Colorado
Frof F Clark Graham
University of Wisconsin
Dangers in Attacks on Court Dominoed by Uniform Laws Chair
Nathan W. MacChesney of Chicago, president of the National Conference of Uniform Laws, warned at the conference opening that efforts to amend the U S constitution to limit the Supreme Court could unravel the republic. He said the push for centralized federal power and uniform state statutes threatens state and local authority and calls for reforms to avoid broader centralization.
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National Conference For Uniform Laws
Chicago
Bar Association
Associated Frans
Winneswells
Minn
Unite States
Supreme Court
Nathan W. MacChesney
National Conference of Uniform Laws
American Bar Association
MacChesrnes
Snk
Safd
MacCheaney
Spelly Bureaugracs
Hugrade
Washington
Woman dies and son may recover in unknown cause
Mrs M Thompson, 43, found dead in bed. son Thomas Thompson, 46, distressed and dying. Housekeeper reports both may have related illness. Man taken to local hospital. state cause of death undetermined. Read like late breaking report from Milwaukee area.
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Madison
M Thompson
Thomas “Mo Thompson
Phs- Slehins
Petrest Relathe
Weather and Roads Report From Various Cities
Intermittent showers and cool, damp conditions affect roads in multiple cities. Kenosha and Appleton report rain and soft dirt roads, while Madison and Racine see light rain with fair to soft surfaces. Superior indicates partly cloudy skies with cloudy roads and light moisture.
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Eno
Oshkosha
Uncle Sam as Allies Symbol in a World Tangle
Special to The Northwestern Washington DC. Uncle Sam embodies the United States as a worker of magic who calms waves and parley, yet his imitators and Europe’s political jealousies complicate efforts. The piece notes prosaic facts and enduring global tensions among statesmen.
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Washington, DC
Uncle Sam
United States of America
Europe
Will o the Wisp gang credited with train hold up near Osage
Oklahoma report says the will o the wisp gang robbed a Missouri Kansas & Texas passenger train near Osage County at midnight. Fireman Towars and engineer Tillier were struck, mail clerks Weiss and Burch beaten, and the bandits vanished into Osage hills with twenty packed mail sacks. All injured locals named Parsons.
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Bartesville
Okla
Spencer + noterous
Will O
Nuthattles
Missouri Kansas & Texas
Usin
Oh¢sa
Osage County
Towars
Towars Ani Engineer W OQ Atiller
Co D Weiss
W Burch
Thea Reryice
Tobbers
Parsons
Iwan
President Goolidge Focuses On Merchant Marine Issues
President Goolidge met with members of his official family to obtain direct information on department problems and gave special attention to the merchant marine. Reports from Chairman Farley were reviewed as executives sought additional details about the Beard program. Weather notes accompany the dispatch with forecast summaries for Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and the Northwest.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Bd.c
Crs Hdge
Onb
Mertupe
emMenders
Hes
Farley
Slaypims Ther
Beards
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