Flyers Hop Off For Greenland On 825 Mile Lap
American round the world flyers from Reykjavik, led by Locatelli, departed for Greenland at dawn. Lieutenants Smith Nelson and Locatelli and crew faced excellent weather as they cleared Icelandic waters, aiming for Frederiksdal near Cape Farewell with a roughly 25 mile leg.
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Greenland
Associated Prose
Washington, D. C
Clayton L. Bissell
Army World Flyers
Siight Sd&adron
Reykjavik
Teeland
Patrick
Air Service
Locetelli
Here
Flleys
United States
Richmond
Iceland
Locatelli
Lowell H. Smith
Erik H. Nelson
Smith
Nelson
Lovatelli
Atlantic
Pisawuly
Nelson Ayl
Veniéhant Smith
Greenwind
John Harding, Jr
Fredericksdal
Cape Farewell
Padice
North Atlantic
Pour It On Em Is Battle Cry In Texas Runoff
United Press reports as Texas voters near the runoff for governor. Miriam A. Ferguson of Temple and Felix D. Robertson of Dallas clash over the Ku Klux Klan issue, with Ferguson courting anti Klan support and Robertson openly declaring himself the Klan candidate. Farmer Jim Ferguson campaigns for his wife, while both candidates push to rally support before ballots cast.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Aterday
Mirian A. Ferguson
Temple
Ma ™ Ferguson
Felix D. Robertson
Robertson
Farmer Jim" Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Bira
Ferguson
Farmer Jim
Miriam Amanda Fergtson
Felix Robertson
James
Minimum wage case set for next federal term
In Superior Wisconsin the folding Furniture company of Stevens Point seeks a permanent injunction against Wisconsin’s minimum wage law for adult women workers. A temporary injunction was granted by three-judge panel and will be reconsidered at the next term, with Associate Judge C M Luse presiding after a hearing last month.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Lusebald
The
Folding Furniture Company
Stevens Point
WV J Bryan in Motor Accident
William Jennings Bryan was injured when his automobile turned over between Tuscola and Mattoon Illinois. He remained seated and delivered a lecture that afternoon and did not want news of the injury to reach his Florida home that night.
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Associated Drees
Mattoon
Jennings Bryan
Miami
Florida
Lincoln
Tie
Terre Hate
Ind
Willam Jennings Bryan
Tuscota
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Madison
Anne Burthe
Audrey Hangen
Arlington
Baker
Columbian County
Vay United
Philadelphia Express
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Here
Tne
iBy Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Willam Goodenough
Burlington
Goodenough
Members of Church Arrested for Keeping Children at Meetings
Thirteen Holy Pentecostal church members faced arraignment today on charges of contributing to the delinquency of twenty nine children who attended their seven week meetings. Some parents were freed on bail while most prisoners spent the night in jail sobbing and praying as sheriff and ten deputies detained them at the church gathering. Prosecutor His F. Davis swore out warrants accusing parents of undermining the health of their children by keeping them up late at night assemblies.
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Holy Pentecostal Church
Pacenta
Jair
F. Davis
President Coolidge Tilts Toward Official Duties Indoors
President Coolidge, kept indoors by the season’s heaviest rainfall, prepares to return to official business. He accepted a Baltimore invitation to speak at the Lafayette statue unveiling on Lafayette Day and plans to assist neighbor Ed Blanchard with hay, after learning of illness delaying crops.
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Associated Preas
Plymouth
Coolidge
Baltimore
Ed Blanchard
Blanchard
Mr. Coolidge
German Chancellor Marx appeals for continued U S cooperation
Berlin reports Chancellor Marx urged America to go beyond the London Dawes reparations plan. In his first interview since London, he said a US loan program is vital to building the postwar economy. Premier Heritor of France echoed similar calls for American support.
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United Prevy
Marx
Germany
Europe
United Pres
London
United Press
Heritor
France
Berlin
America
United Press Today
Ainee
Herriot Wins Ovation Over Dawes Plan Debate in Paris
Premier Herriot faced a volatile crowd in the chamber of deputies as he presented France’s stance on the Dawes plan and arbitration as the London conference outcomes were debated. The session paused after a raucous display while Herriot hailed American influence and praised national unity behind the Dawes framework.
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Deputies
Agandated Press
Paris
Dawes
London
Chamber of Deputies
M Herriot
Chamber
Senate
Addien
Guist
Tnited
Herriot
Socialinta
Herrigt
France
Germany
America
Prince of Wales cancelsBerengaria reservations for voyage
Lloyd Allen reports the prince cancels reservations on the Berengaria train to Southampton after learning of heavy demand. He will travel by motorboat with a nine man entourage. Cunard notes all first and second class bookings sold out weeks early, with premiums offered around 100000 dollars but refused.
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Lloyd Allen
United Press
Tonden
Prince of Wales
Southampton
Berengara
Cunard
Lord
Lady Mountbatten
Diana Dot Cooper
Secret Service
Trotter
Lasceles
David Boyle
Wates
Berengarila
Lond Island
Fond du Lac Men Die Crossing in Neenah Train Collision
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Wisconsin John Stathapoutos 48 part owner Modern Lunch Fond du Lac and William Katfas 30 also of Fond du Lac killed when touring car was struck by a Soo line freight train after crossing a double track at Winneconne avenue The crash crushed the car under a box car and halted traffic for hours Both men were single and had no immediate survivors.
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Neenah
Wis
John Stathapoutos
Fond du Tac
William Katfas
Fond du Lac
Winneconne Avenue Croming
Croming
Governor Bryan Heads to Woodmen Encampment
Governor Charles W. Bryan, Democratic vice presidential candidate, left Lincoln by car for Oakland Nebraska to attend the Modern Woodmen of America state encampment. The senator organized clubs and sold insurance here more than thirty years ago.
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Iby
Lincoln
Concrete Issue Prepares America for Policy Clash
A speaker from the Federal Council of Churches warns that exclusion policies toward Japan could prompt congressional action and force costly military expenditures. He urges America to weigh peace against military duty and confronts the moral clash between Christlike ideals and martial spirit.
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Far East
Othe
Ufl-will
Agsyielon
America
Uniform laws push by world organization proposed
Madison man announces creation of an organization of attorney generals to work for uniform laws by all nations. Ekern and others named to draft constitution and invite global members to a 1926 U. S. convention. London meeting, July 23, 1924, approved formation. provisional committee includes Hilton and Craig with Spillman Mickle among others.
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Hy United Presa
Madison
Merman le Ahern
Wisconsin
Ekern
Hvelawa
United States
London
Clifford L. Hilton
Minnesota
R. W. Craig
K. C
Manitoba
Canada
S Spillman
Nebraska
W. FP. Mickle
Ontario
Hilton, Friern
Spillman
Hurley Lawyer George C. Foster Dies at 59
George C. Foster, 59 year old attorney and father of District Attorney W. B. Foster, died at St. Joseph's hospital in Ashland after being stricken with paralysis ten days earlier. Foster had practiced in Hurley for many years.
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Associated Preax
Hurley
Wis
George C. Foster
W. BL Foster
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ashland
Good faith plan to work cited at London conference outcome
A report discusses good faith by officials leading to a reparations plan after the London conference. It highlights experts from the reparations commission, praising Dawes and Young, and notes Hughes actions, the impartial committee idea, and political interference affecting settlement prospects.
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Coolidge
Hughes
London
Norhwestern
Washington
Coolings
Kollogy
Jamen A Logan
Likewine
Owen Sh. Young
Ceneral Dawes
Durfie
Paineare
Mme
Wiehta
Fuhr
Belgium
Endorsement turmoil unsettles Progressive headquarters
Amancated Prean reports Blaine endorsed Dammann causing unrest at Progressive HQ. Onstad confirms Blaine forces plan slates listing Governor Blaine, Dammann, Ekern, Lavine, and Huber, though not approved by the Progressive ticket. Washington communications unclear. potential impact on four-candidate race remains unsettled.
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Amancated Prean
Manson
Theodore Teimmann
Blaine
Dammann
Onstad
Marerer
Abs
Wlaine
Dummann
Osheral Ekern
Lavi Fain
Henry A Huber
Eker
Washington
Onatad
Electrocution from contact with coffee urn in rain
Tiatted Treg of St Paul reports a Crescen t Creamery employee died early forenoon when wet clothes touched a heated coffee urn causing a ground. Ten others injured as rain hampered traffic. Raymond Alcott and John Berquist among the injured. A Milwaukee lineman Harry Dorn was also electrocuted while on a pole contacting a live wire during the storm.
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St. Paul
Minn
Cyrua Diedrich
Medeieh
Crescent Creamery Company
Commerce
Elmost
Raymond Alcott
John Berquist
Milwaukee
Wis
Harry Dorn
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Refusal to Stop Triggers Fatal Shot by Patrolman
United Press reports in Des Moines that Frank Coleman was killed early today by Policeman Jack Bills during a patrol when Coleman failed to stop his speeding vehicle on a viaduct. The officer fired at the car twice, and Coleman died from the shots.
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United Press
Dea Moines
Frank Coleman
Jack Bills
Coleman
Storms Cause Severe Damage Across Twin Cities
Three strong electrical storms hit Minneapolis and St Paul within hours, halting streetcar service and flooding basements. Most areas report heavy rain with up to 3.58 inches in Minneapolis, 2.8 in St Paul, and widespread property damage. Communications are down as crews race to repair breaks.
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Associated Prenn
St. Paul
Minn
Twin
Minneapolis
Warning of a German Russian Chinese Japanese alliance
Maj Gen James G. Harbord warned at Chautauqua that a German Russian Chinese Japanese bloc could threaten American plans and the Monroe Doctrine. He urged robust armament and international cooperation to deter such a coalition, noting potential shifts in global power from Rhine to China.
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Associated Tren
Chautauqua
W. V
James G. Harbord
Staft
Institute
Glow
Adam
Jason
Rhine
China
Politieal
What Candidates Are Doing
United Press reports President Conlidge planned a light day of hay pitching with no conferences. John W. Davie after meetings with managers heads to Sea Girl New Jersey to address the state committee and a large mass meeting. Senator La Follette conferred with Senator Wheeler on campaign plans.
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United Press
Conlidge
John W. Davie
Eantern
Sea Girl
N. J
Silver
New Jersey State Committee
Senator la Follette
Senator Wheeler
Wisconsin Forecast Highlights Warm Thursday Then Cooler Weekend
The Associated Press forecast notes a thunderstorm risk and cooler temperatures in portions of Wisconsin Friday afternoon. Forecasters warn of unsettled weather with a shift to cooler conditions in the north and scattered showers across the region.
Impassioned denunciation of Leopold and Loeb
Chicago prosecutors describe the Leopold Loeb case as an intellectual, coldly planned murder. Assistant State's Attorney Joseph Savage hammers the pair as cowardly fiends who chose Bobby Franks for ransom, detailing steps to mislead police and ensure the crime’s concealment. The hearing features dramatic portrayal before Judge Cuverly as Savage argues the "perfect hanging case" against the youths.
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Savage
Leopold
Loek
Franks
Son
Edward C. Derr
United Press
Chicago
Joseph P. Savage
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Saywee
Justles
John BR. Cavecly
Tha Alayers
Savagé
Lng
Lida
Robert Franks
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Westate
John R. Cuverly
Joseph Savage
Pournal Merkts
Snoneld
Savege
Bobby
Georga Johnson
Bavnaga
Taonold and
Lee
Arie
Railrona Dent
Ena
Princess Marys Second Son Born at Goldsborough Hall
Princess Mary, wife of Viscount Lascelles, has given birth to a second son this morning at Goldsborough Hall. The infant joins elder sibling George Hubert Tasceles, born February 7, 1922 in London. Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles wed February 28, 1922 in Westminster Abbey.
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Associated Press
Goldsboroh
Yorkshire
England
Maury
King George
Viscount Lascelles
Goldsborough Hall
Lascelles
Mary
Vincount Lascelles
Westminster Abbey
Hay
London
Whs
George Hubert Tasceles
Crude oil prices rise with mixed regional grades
United Press reports New York and Bradford crude grades advanced TA cents to 2.85 a barrel, while Pennsylvania crude held at 2.73. Pittsburg and PIR crude values were cut, marking a cautious pricing shift across key oil markets.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Pir
New York
Bradford
Pennsylvania
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