Tokyo Premier Tomo Saburo Kato Dies Amid Health Decline
Premier Tomo Saburo Kato of Japan died this afternoon from complications of illness, with official confirmation delayed until near 2 p.m. His death follows a rapid decline and hospitalization after stomach trouble and hemorrhoids. A new cabinet likely to be formed under Uchida as premier is anticipated, with several former premiers and admirals named as potential successors.
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Galloway Confesses to Murder of Jaeger in Baraboo Case
Jack Galloway, 43, a painter from Maan aon, breaks down and confesses to the murder of Jaeger in Sauk County Baraboo on August 3 at 1 25 p m He tells officials at the home of Mrs Deter Farmer details of his visit and says there is no use in withholding the truth while outlining the entire case
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Diamonds Stolen From Two Safes
Diamonds worth about one hundred thousand dollars were stolen from two safes belonging to manufacturing jewelers in Los Angeles. Thieves bound and gagged a night watchman before gaining access to the vaults.
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Madison Ku Klux Klan opens membership drive
The Madison Ku Klux Klan launched a membership drive in Madison tonight with a speech by Dr. George Berry Butledge of Cincinnati. The group reportedly has over 1,000 claimed members.
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Owens dies in electric chair at state prison
Little Rock Ark January report by Associated Press states John WW Owens of Littthy River country died in the electric chair at the state prison this morning. He had been convicted of the murder of hush Throckmervin a druggist last December. Owens met death calmly according to wire service.
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Bank official sentenced for misusing funds in Wisconsin
Harold Pugh, cashier of the People's State Bank in Lancaster Wisconsin, was sentenced to 17 years in state prison at Waupun after pleading guilty to misusing bank funds. G A Clark, bank president, and C A Bastard, under charges of fund mishandling, await the October term of court.
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Salvaging Bullion From Ocean Bed Near Laurentic
Divers have recovered most of the London gold and silver from the Laurentic after a German submarine sank it. About thirty million dollars in bullion remain with seventeen bars yet to be raised. the salvage uses a galvanometer spear to distinguish gold from base metals and has recovered over two thousand bars since the device was adopted.
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Somerset's Flapper Style Clash Sparks School Dress Debate
In Somerset Pennsylvania a fashion clash erupts as flapper hair and lipstick face a proposed uniform dress code for girls. Parents and teachers pressure the school board to ban short skirts and sleeveless outfits, prompting protests and a heated public dispute.
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Miners Union Authorizes Pennsylvania Strike Call
The miners union in three anthracite districts of Pennsylvania authorized officers to order a work stoppage in a looming strike. The Coal Commission warned that stopping anthracite production would be a public emergency requiring broad federal and state action, while urging cooperation among consumers, operators, and distribution agencies.
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Pinchot Heads to Washington for Coal Revision Conference
Harrishire dispatch from United Press notes Governor Pinchot has left the executive mansion on the 19th day and is en route to Washington for a conference with President Coolidge on coal revision. The missive confirms Pinchot’s planned talks with the president regarding energy policy and labor disputes.
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Seeking the Man by United Press Colorado Spreezs
A man who signed back to letters led investigators to a murder scene in Colorado where Mrs Fisie Snt, 17 and newlywed, was found dead in bed. Letters found under her pillow appear connected to the case and police pursue the unidentified man.
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W Night Sun Shows The Way For Airplanes Carrying Mail
The Wionight Sun reports a record air mail relay from San Francisco to New York completed in 26 hours 14 minutes by Pilot Westey Smith. The test, run by the Post Office Department, used night flights and daytime legs to cover about 24,000 miles with a 1.0 million dollar investment and plans for continued air mail service.
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Lost Airedale Dog Reaches Home After Storm Trek
An airedale belonging to W. A. Runckenbrach wandered fifty miles from home during a storm. After a long search the owner found the dog on the doorstep of his residence. The journey took just over ten hours.
Master Cook Takes Charge Of Firpo
Master cook assumes control of Firpo in a disputed title match set for New York. The piece notes a conglomeration of meats and vegetables as the dish fueling Firpo, aiming to keep him atop the heavyweight scene and lure the world champ Dampaey into a high-stakes confrontation.
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New York
Elks At Madison In Annual State Meet
The annual convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opened in Madison and continues through Saturday. Delegates from all sections gather as the event starts with a band and opening events followed by speeches and routine sessions.
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Howard Buck to Play Again at Green Bay
Howard Buck, former Wisconsin all American halfback, last three seasons with the National Football League, is set to return to professional play with Green Bay as a tackle. The noted star, regarded as one of the greatest players in professional football, will rejoin the franchise after a career where he earned acclaim as a top lineman.
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University of Wisconsin
U S Seeks State Aid In Coal Crisis
A government appeal for state aid was sent out after a conference with President Coolidge and interim chairman Clyde Aitcheson of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The move signals potential use of new federal powers to seize mines, aiming to avert a crippling coal stoppage and stabilize shipments.
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Badokhart Replays Challenge in Senate Test Case
Senator Smith W. Brookhart challenged Meredith, a former agriculture chief, to testify under oath on charges tied to the farm crisis. Meredith vowed to sue and deny any deflation scheme while Brookhart pressed to reveal whether Meredith lied in the Wilstreet confrontation and to compel a witness stand response.
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Stand By Offer Made By German Government
Article reports the German government reaffirming its offer during talks with associated Dresd Heiman and other groups. It notes Chancellor Stresemann asserting the aim to maintain economic stability and uphold reparations while addressing German industry and commerce. The piece emphasizes pledges to carry out reparations amid international pressure.
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300 Under Arrest After Court Martial Riots
About 300 individuals were arrested following communal rioting yesterday and are to stand trial in courts martial. The unrest erupted amid tense conditions as authorities moved to restore order.
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Athensoe
Peggy Joyce Retreat at Lake Peggy Joyce In
Peggy Joyce and companions travel to a lakeside retreat with Parsons oil Clyde Benton at Chilenge. The party faces fear as they pursue an unsettled journey, while observers note Peggy’s curiosity and resolve amid uncertain events and social tensions.
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Ultimatum Grows in Italy and Slavia Crisis
Fragmented OCR cites Italy and Slavia ultimatum tensions. Government at Webgravle delays peace talks, aims to manage political and administrative authority. Reference to commission oversight and ministry balance amid volatile regional actions. Remaining garbled text limits clarity.
Train Derailment Kills Several Near Poshamg Telliab
A derailed train traveling from Vienna to Wirreagean near Poshamg Telliab killed several people and injured about ten others, according to a dispatch from the capital. The crash disrupted the route as authorities investigated the cause and dispatched emergency crews to the scene.
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Weather and Roads Report Summary
The text notes cloudy to overcast conditions with varying temperatures and road conditions. It mentions several place names and scattered phrases about roads being passable in some areas and warmer in others. Weather terms are inconsistent and the overall clarity is limited.
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Unwillngly Trustee for Arnold Bonds
United Press reports in Superior Wisconsin the trial of Vietaur Arnold for bond crimes. Witnesses are sparse with only a dozen remaining to testify as the proceedings unfold in federal court.
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Real Estate Wrangle Over 73 Inches in Court
In a Wisconsin court dispute, S. Smith and A. L. Aied allege the land strip heatedly claimed by the National Bank of Wausau belongs to them. The case centers on ownership and possession of the land in question.
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Weather Shifts Bring Cold Air Across Great Lakes Region
A fragmented report notes cold air moving south from the Great Lakes toward Wisconsin and Minnesota. Temperatures slipped to near 40 degrees in Superior as a late August pattern showed unusually cool conditions for the era, with records hinting at a historical long-term trend.
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Stresemann Talks Plight of Germany in Crisis Remarks
Chancellor Stresemann warns Britain and allies of Germanys grave situation as economic collapse and currency woes threaten food supplies and continued order. He calls for unity, sanctions relief, and a staged return to normal economic life while condemning exile and political unrest. Continued on page five.
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Northwestern Life Secretary Is Dead
Fragmentary text reports the death of Northwestern Life secretary and mentions related names and insurers but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Few Rail Accidents Reported In United Press Summary
Wire copy notes sparse rail incident coverage with scattered weather notes. Mentions Eyguan and Seengeria as locales with limited fatalities and multiple passengers affected, plus Wisconsin forecasts for tonight and Saturday, including frost and light changes in temperature across regions.
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