Andrews Prepares New Prohibition Enforcers in Washington
Washington D C an army of ten thousand men from agencies under Assistant Secretary Andrews to enforce prohibition will be deployed starting September. Plans call for 5 000 coast guard 1 860 general prohibition agents 40 percent narcotic squad and 3 000 customs internal revenue and border patrol. Andrews aims to dismiss unclassified employees October 1 and reappoint with salaries from 1 889 to 6 000 yearly, with merit promotions up to 7 300. He seeks big men for top posts and pledges regular shakeups to cut bootlegger supply and disrupt markets.
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Pershing's Influence Quieting Chilean Trouble
United States General Pershing's influence eases tensions in Chile amid cross border hostilities with Peru. Reports note Peruvians defend unrest near plebiscite areas and Peruvians publish altered ship papers. Interaction includes Chilean delegation head Agustin Edwards and observers Saran Wambauch and Prof. Albert A. Gheecke, with education head quoted.
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Mysterious shooting claims two lives in Siouvx City
A baffling morning shooting at a local hardware store ends with two men dead. Proprietor CA Larson found the clerks William Lauderson and an unidentified man fatally wounded inside the shop on November date.
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Suit to Recover Millions in Alleged Damages
A New York state supreme court session today features a high stakes lawsuit brought by Associated Press shareholders and creditors. The case centers on alleged damages against a banking firm and related enterprises, with motions concerning peruse enterprises and creditors linked to Laws I and Selan.
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Dalziel
Belgian Debt Plan Promises Ratification by Congress
Special to The Northwestern reports that the Belgian debt settlement, arranged by the American debt funding commission and the Belgian commission, will be ratified despite Senate objections. Belgium will pay about 300 million in interest on postarmistice loans and be relieved of interest on wartime advances, a term seen favorable by Belgians though they sought stricter terms. Allied governments have transferred Belgium's war savings according to the Versailles treaties, with continued collection.
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Kronshage Declares Regents Must Accept Gifts
Theodore Kronshage, president of the Wisconsin board of regents, says the regents illegally acted against accepting gifts. He cites 1885 Wisconsin law by Senator William F. Wiles mandating the university accept gifts to aid its purposes. He argues the law has long governed endowment gifts and questions recent board action.
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New Jersey Golfer Takes Early Open Lead With Consistent Game
A New Jersey golfer moved into a lead at the open championship with steady play and strong putting. Johnny Surrail and Quaker Ridge teammates trailed by a few strokes, while Leo There of New York and others chased the early contenders. Widening margins formed among front runners as weather and course conditions tested a field of seasoned players.
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New York
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Man Found Dead in St Louis River With Bullet Wound
A decomposed male body was recovered from the St Louis River at a bend near the shore. Police described the scene as weighted by rocks and a bullet hole visible in the injury. The victim was not immediately identified, and investigators viewed the case as a possible homicide.
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Brena
St. Lote
Carl Larson
BAS WAR RAGES AND MOTORS CHUG MERRILY
Associated Press reports a Midwest price war among car dealers pushing gasoline costs down. Decatur Illinois offers the lowest at 17 cents a gallon, while Wichita Kansas sees rises to 12.8 cents plus a 2 cent state tax. Large firms show prices from 8 to 20.6 cents plus tax as rivals in various towns suspend or battle on during the war.
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Magee Arrested on Murder Charge After Las Vegas Shooting
Magee, editor of The New Mexico State Tribune, was placed under formal arrest in Las Vegas, NM, charged with murder in the death of Jorn B. Lassiter. Lassiter was killed by a stray bullet during a fight between the collar and former district judge J. D. Jean. Magee is held in jail awaiting trial.
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New Mexico State Tribune
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J. D. Jean
Termas
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Ronne
Havel Mere
McMillan expedition to evacuate Arctic base soon
Washington reports Commander MacMillan ordered evacuation of polar base and ships as the expedition prepares to depart within a few days. Officials say abandonment of promised fights over uncharted areas noted. details remain unclear.
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Washington, DC
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Ivy Department
Refuses Money for Playing Golf on Sunday Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a deflection of payment for Sunday golf with scattered phrases about Philadelphia and New York, a murder and auctions, and a stray mention of veterans and Washington. The garbled text includes city names, dates, and unrelated events, yielding no coherent narrative or identifiable incident.
President Coolidge returns as defense act budget debate moves
President Coolidge back at his desk after an eight day absence faces routine business and engagement lists. Senator Wadsworth cites army budget cuts as feasible if defense bureau recommendations are adopted. Coolidge aides say tax relief and government reorganization are among topics under consideration.
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White Houe
White House
Northampton
Mass
Elmim Goodhue
Cap- Mdge
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Congress
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Legality Bid Seen For La Follette Wheeler Progressives
Madison attorney general Fern will rule on the legality of an Independent candidacy in the coming primary for U.S. senator. Arthur A Barry of Milwaukee seeks the nomination under the La Follette Wheeler progressivism banner, prompting questions about ballot access and party designation in future elections. Deputy AG Gal Tirtkson noted concerns that the La Follette Wheeler line may not qualify for a separate primary ballot if allied with another party organization.
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United States
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Arthur A Barry
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Victor Berger Sees Europe Headed for Another World War
United Press reports Victor Berger warns Europe moves toward a new world war as mobilization and military tensions rise. American socialists debate intervention amid European conflict signals signaling broader global risk.
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Victor Berger
Europe
Boys Escape From the County Jail Case Report
Reported escape from the county jail last night involves several youths, including a transfer of custody and investigation led by authorities. Details are unclear due to garbled text and multiple misspelled names, but police say the incident is under inquiry and suspects are being pursued.
IAGHOUSE FOR LEGION IN 1926
The article reports the 1926 IAGHouse Legion election at a Ravens Point convention with Cadett Wis as commander and several officers elected including Virp commanders and a future appointment for A. Paterson of Milteanken. It notes a band contest winner and mentions military style titles and ceremonial positions.
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M Govern Announces Committees to Conduct Campaign
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Tom Murray Capture Described In Vancouver Robbery Case
Fragmented report details a Vancouver robbery involving Tom Murray and accomplices. Names such as Philip Caron and police actions appear amid unclear lines and scattered locations. The account references a hotel, a station, and a pollist, with uncertain dates and details.
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Unofficial Strike Blamed to Plot by Communist Leaders
Fragmented OCR text reports an alleged strike tied to a Communist leadership plot. The garbled lines mention political tension, claimed sabotage, and references to international events. Readable bits reference naval or port activities and weather notes, but the overall narrative is unclear and heavily corrupted.
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Arson Charge In Village Fire Near Cedar River
David E. Graefond of Marinette faces arson charges in connection with a blaze that destroyed almost the entire village of near River, Mich on June 8. Insurance claims total about 10 000. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Sept 4, with Samuel Crawford furnishing bond for the accused.
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Monkeys and Small Boys Form Amusing Situation at Beloit
Mischief unfolds as six monkeys escape into Beloit area causing chaos among about fifty children. Monkeys roam trees and roofs while boys chase them, one monkey invades a chicken coop. Monkeys captured. fruit upset. day ends with mixed reports of the escapade.
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Chicago's New Market Place Opens Amid Spectacle
A grand opening marks Chicago's new marketplace with a ceremonial parade and crowd excitement. Officials from city and business groups, including Ty Protea and Lymtin Ye, highlight redevelopment goals and local employment hopes.
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Swayetdsail Press Thiladelphis Sign Coach
A garbled report mentions a coaching change in Philadelphia with names like Hargrd Tass and John Arehin Brave. it hints at season adjustments and a reshuffle affecting a team and personnel amid unclear details.
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John Arehin
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