President Prepares Nation for Anthracite Emergency Actions
President Coolidge presides at White House conference to avert an anthracite strike crisis. Officials outline plans to shift to bituminous coal, boost production, and educate consumers while ensuring fuel distribution priorities. Wadleigh cites 75.9 million tons of bituminous stock and current weekly output near 19.5 million tons, with potential to raise to 15 million tons if anthracite stalls.
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Washington, D. C
Cassidge
White House
We Dadteigh
Aitchison
Fe Wadleigh
Wadiish
Direct Examination in W. H. Arnold Trial Continues
In Superior Wisconsin the direct examination of W H Arnold resumes as he faces charges of using the mails to defraud in three schemes. He is named secretary and treasurer of the Madison Bond company, of which Arnold was president. Plx Grubb of Janesville questions for the government while defense seeks limits on admitting an audit report into evidence.
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Associated Press
Wis
Arnold
Madison Bond Company
Kraft
PLX
Grubb
Janesville
Erasm
Armold
Water hose across bridge supplies Omaha with city water
United Press reports a fire hose across a bridge from Council Bluffs provided Omaha with its main water supply after the Missouri River cave in. Thousands queued for hours to access water as buckets and tugs carried the mud filled lines. Water mains remained two thirds full and were expected to last a week while city officials assessed the situation as packing plants and industries stayed closed.
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United Press
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Missouri River
Cny
First Frost Touches Parts of Michigan and Minnesota
The northern weather disturbance brought frost to parts of Michigan and northeastern Minnesota. Forecasts warn of light frost in exposed northern New England and northern New York as temperatures drop. Milwaukee saw a 21 degree plunge with overcoats common while Chicago and Detroit faced chilly days with highs near 40s.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Upper Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Weather, Bureau Today
New England
New York
Ty United Press
Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
Warnng Farmers Clever Head Against Price Fixing Scheme
Associated Press report from Toleio, C showing President Ham a of the Chicago Milwaukee Paul railroad warning farmers against price fixing for crops. He cites railroads' financial troubles and Interstate Commerce findings, arguing against government valuation schemes and higher taxes to cover deficits if railroads are federally operated, calling critics irresponsible.
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Associated Press
Toleio
Chautaiaua
Hama
Chicago
Milwaukee . Paul
Interstate Commerce. Commission
QF AUTO GANG SENTENCED IN NORTHWEST AUTO-THIEVING RING
Unised Press reports Fargo authorities sentenced Knight, head of a large auto theft ring, to two years on each of four counts for violating the Dyer Act. He pleaded guilty before Judge Biller in U S district court and will serve concurrently in Leavenworth. Knight, an expert mechanic, allegedly stole cars after taking orders in Minneapolis, with about forty cars tied to the gang. Minneapolis officers sought him, but federal authorities retained custody. Knight has been held in Cass County jail on $4,000 bond since last December.
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Fargo
N. D
Jack Ki Heved
Knight
Minneaposis
United States
Marshal Shea
Minot
Minneapolis
Cass County
Nk Brupskill
Lines Polite
Saya Knight
Twin Cities
North Dakota
Fils
Five mail planes test cross continental route
Five mail planes were airborne on day two of the transcontinental aerial mail test. Western mail left Cheyenne en route to New York, with several crews reporting near misses and weather delays. Despite fogs and storms, pilots aimed to beat the 28 hour schedule, linking San Francisco and New York via Chicago and Omaha.
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Associated Press
Ghidhgo
Chicago
Cheyenne
Wya
New York
Wyoming
San Francisco
Pacific
Omaha
H. A. Couison
Laramie
Wyo
New Hyerk
Pitot E. al. Alison
Omana
Collin Fon
Transcontinu
New
An& San Francis
Shir‘ley
C. R. “Vance
GL. Wagner
Smail
Cleveland
FH. G. Boonstra
Chey Jennie
Ein
Nevada
California
Mail Johnson
Man jailed after admitting murder of wife at hotel
Bruce Weiman told a coroner jury he killed Mrs. Weiman after seeing her with another man in a Be catur hotel. He drove with her body in the rear seat and tried to summon courage to kill himself but failed. A torn note reading Take care of Carl was found in the car.
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United Press
Charleston
Bruce Weiman
Weiman
Becatur
Carl
Pat Aliniz
sAnan
Additional Cruelty Charges At Truancy School
Judge Michael McWinic resumed probe into conditions at the Chicago Parental Truancy School where Superintendent Peter A. Mortenson said instructors violated rules. Fred E. Smith suspended. two instructors dismissed. Alex Schaffer testified of a beating by an instructor. M C Ferrell admitted whipping a boy with a strap containing a brass stud, denying head injury.
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United
Preast
Chicago
Michael McWinic
Peter A. Mortenson
Fred E. Smith
Alex Schaffer
M.C. ‘Ferrell
Garrison Hessting Heroically at Tifaruin Morocco
Spanish forces reach the garrison at Tifarun after punishing surrounding Moorish rebels. Madrid reports the defenders resist fierce assaults while air scouts note massed tribesmen preparing fresh attacks and a heliograph message warns of only four days of food.
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Associated Press
Mellila
Morocco
Tifaruin
Madrid
Pope Pius Endorsed on Ruhr Dispute at Convention
A unanimous national convention resolution by the Roman Catholic Central anxiety endorses Pope Pius efforts toward a Ruhr settlement. It states the United States can fulfill its moral obligations in Europe without entering foreign alliances. Source: Associated Press report from Missaukee.
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Associated Press
Missaukee
Pope Pius
United States
Europe
Roman Catholic Central Anciety
Epidemiologist Appointed Racine Health Officer
Dr. WoW Bauer, epidemiologist of the health department, signs a three year contract to serve as Racine health officer. The common council approved the appointment with a salary of 4009 per year.
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Associated Preay
Milwaukess
Wow, Bauer
Heathh
Racine
Common Council
Iacine
Papal Peer Dies At 73 In New York
The Associated Press reports the death of Princess Shotuawned Mackin, one of the few American women linked to papal circles, at Harrison, New York, yesterday. She was 73 and widow of James Mackin, a notable state figure.
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Associated Prass
New York
Mackin
Harrison, RX. T
James Mackin
Death of SOG worker deepens local mystery
Police investigate the death of a SOG worker whose body was found yesterday afternoon in a vacant lot near North Fond du Lac High School. Friends and family report threats, and investigators seek clues from a battered instrument as a potential lead in the case.
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Associated Proasa
North Fond ‘du Lady
Aod
Fargo
Yiunt
Jamal
Alster
Mando -Ugilnst
Wisconsin State Fair Plans Record Expansion for third year
Milwaukee announces the seventy third annual state fair opens August 27 with 46 000 exhibits, 9 066 more than last year. The event costs 254 006 and employs over 5 000 people. Prizes total 205 946 25 covering livestock poultry crops dairy and more. Exhibitor demand breaks records with space nearly filled and many waitlisted. Continued in next column.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Remey
State Fair Association
Four Months of Hard Coal on Hand
Washington reports government study shows sufficient stocks of hard coal to meet normal demand for over four months. The assessment follows industry disputes among anthracite miners and operators over potential 2% production cut and its possible effects.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Minera
Was Ruined by Eydersemce and Marooned Wolf Tale
Charles Bellow dn in of Balt sues Alaska Cadflah and Union Fish for 10500 in federal court over a wrecked vessel Mowena that anchored off Joust Warrior Alaska in April 1922 He recounts a rotten dory voyage in which a rogue wave knocked him unconscious and left him marooned for three months on an island with a wolf prowling nearby He says the ordeal ruined his health and alleges damages in the case
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San Francisco
China
Worthy Dory
Dee Herter
Ani
Herries
Mowena
Joust Warrior
Alaska
Setlow
Pris
Directory Publisher Dies at St Paul
Waited Preas reports Nt Vowl Minglia Park Detroit publisher of about 800 city directories died in a St Paul hospital late yesterday. He came to St Paul by steamer and left behind four granddaughters including Dorothy Hamp who was en route west. Born in Bellefontaine Ohio in 1849 he joined the army at 35 and served in several campaigns. Funeral plans show burial in Detroit likely Saturday.
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Vowl
Minglia
Amer Hosepital
Folk
Detroit
Polk
Bern
Bellefontaine
Elvil Sacar
Michigan editor dies among state’s top newspaper leaders
Wndwed Press reports Monne Clemens, aged 58, editor of The Mount Clemens Daily Lauder and Weekly Press, passed away at home. He was regarded as one of the state’s leading editors and a son of prominent press ranks.
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Wndwed Press
Monne Clemens
Mich
Charles ‘Btraicht
Mount Clemens
Lauder and Weekly Press
Nationwide search for Onan hd fleeces sex nation
A nationwide manhunt targets a woman described as 40s to 45 with a round face and 120 pounds who allegedly fleeced buyers by selling exclusive agency rights for limited products. Authorities list towns in Minnesota and Wisconsin connected to the case, including Bemidji Fargo Madison and Lake. The suspect reportedly operated through a scheme involving fraudulent contracts and fake agencies, with several complainants across states.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mambetx
Cher
Thiby
Adiwai
Fargo
Bemidie
Gomidh
Krinen
Bates
Drew
Javnehed
Thay Carlicalli
Sllic Company
Srern Wetlmann
Near Death After Fall From Wagon Under Horses
United Press report of a man named William Dahlman who fell from a wagon hit by frightened horses. He was trampled by hooves and a heavy wagon passed over him, crushing the chest and breaking his neck, leaving his life in danger yesterday afternoon.
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United Press
Milwaukiee
Bén
William Dahi Tiann
Two Killed in Airplane Crash Near Pensacola
United Press reports two officers died when a military aircraft crashed near Pensacola Florida. Capt G Fhs Lemister and Lieut Cornelius MacFadden were killed. Cause of the accident was not yet determined per Navy Department notices.
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United Press
Washington
G. Fhs Lemister
Cornelius MacFadden
Philadelphia Marine Corps
Pensacola
Flanesachlag
Navy Department
Adjustment of Cuban Rail Dispute Progresses
Washington and Havana negotiate differences over consolidating Cuban railways. Pleas for an adjustment satisfactory to both governments are in process, with formula discussions underway in the nation’s capital.
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D. C
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Weather and Roads Across Cities Reported
Milwaukee and Sheboygan area shows fair to cool with fair roads. La Crosse to Clear Lake reports cool and clear roads. Green Bay fair and cool with good roads. Oshkosh partly cloudy and cool with fine roads. Wausau partly cloudy and cool with roads good. Madison clear and cool with soft dirt. Racine fair and extremely cool with roads good. Superior cloudy and unseasonably cold with roads fine.
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Milwaukee
Sheboyean
Manitowsoc
la Crosse
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Wausau
Cnet
Madison
Racine
Occupation of Ruhr Policy Reported Amid Cabinet Split
London dispatch reports a split in official opinion over the Ruhr occupation policy as Prime Minister Baldwin and several cabinet members weigh Poincare's stance and possible government diversity on strategy. The article notes tensions among leaders about the next steps and the absence of a unified approach.
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London
Baldwin
Poincare
Nudity and risqué revue draw packed crowd at New York show
A second night of the provocative production drew extra seats as audiences applauded daring acts and coarse language. Prominent illustrators and cartoonists contributed to the revue, with acts including a risqué bar-tosque and songs pushing boundaries beyond polite society.
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Wwris
Jone Nes
Stoork
New York
James Montgomery Flagg
Edward Penfield
Clare E. Rube Goldhers
Fontaine Fox
Hartiman
Broadway
Weather Dispatch From Multiple Regions
United Press reports show varied conditions across states with generally warmer Thursday. Wisconsin and Minnesota expect fair skies tonight and warmer Thursday, while Iowa and the Dakotas note partly cloudy to mainly clear conditions with warmer temperatures later.
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ST Ct
Berwerks
United Press
Wincossin
Thursd
Minnesota
Palytanis
South Parting
Jowa
Norchyrest
Nocen
Dakota
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