Miners and Operators Accept Governor Pinchot Invitation
In Atlantic City officials for miners and operators accept Governor Pinchot’s noon Monday conference in Harrisburg. John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers says the acceptance does not suspend plans for a Sept. 1 work suspension or alter workers’ demands. Warriner for the operators also accepts, and telegrams were sent to four miner presidents and four operators urging a Harrisburg meeting to insure continued anthracite mining.
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United Dress
Atlantic City
N. J
Gov Treat
Pinchot
Harrisburg
John L .Hewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Samuel
Warriner
Ths
Pinehor
Pinechot
Tlegrams
T the Anthracite Miners’ Organization
Pennsylvania
Thomas Kennedy
J Golden
Rinaldo Caprellmi
John Lo Lewis
S. D. Warriner
W. J. Richards
W. W. Inglis
A. di. Jessup
Capitol
Anti-Smoke Ordinance Prepared for Madison
The city attorney drafted an anti smoke ordinance for Madison at the request of the council. It would cover the entire city with penalties for violations to curb smoke and protect the capitol from pollution.
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Madison
Er United Press
Matison
Roman W. Hellman
Wisconsin
Paris Optimistic on Stresemann Reparations Pledge
Paris reporters and Associated Press note optimism after Chancellor Stresemann in Berlin reaffirmed Germany’s pledge to provide material securities for reparations. Press across parties praise his firm stance on sovereignty over the Ruhr and Rhineland, while highlighting progress in German stance and call for a broader understanding in Europe. The Tageblatt says the German offer goes beyond Versailles and proves readiness to compromise if Paris accepts.
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Associated Press
Paris
Stresemann
Berin
Herr Stresemann
Cuno
Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Ghencellor Shesemann
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Hugo Stinnes
France
Rhine
Europe
Vorwaerts
Speialist
Jensen Admits Slaying Jaeger After Robbery Plot
Baraboo Wisconsin Alvin Jensen and John Galloway faced murder charges in the death of recluse Robert Jaeger. Jensen confessed to striking Jaeger with an axe and beating him with a rifle butt during a planned robbery, then fleeing to Madison. Galloway admitted planning the attack but claimed not to strike the blows.
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Associated Press
Baraboo
Wis
Alvin
Jensen
Sauk County
John Galloway
Robert Jaeger
Black Hawk
Jaeger
Sayk Courty
Kiting
Madison
Jaegers Shack
Galloway
Jensen Gohde
Jaeser
Kiilf Jaeger
Wheat Farmers Must Absorb Losses Says Cooper
Washington dispatch reports Gov. Robert A. Cooper as head of the federal farm board told President Coolidge that wheat farmers must bear their losses, unlike corn farmers last year. He said $50,000,000 to $60,900,000 may be loaned to agricultural interests this year via farmers cooperatives and stressed that distress talk is partly psychological and partly real.
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United Press
Washington, DC
Robert A. Cooper
Federal Farm Ina Board
Coolidge Cooper
Coolidge
Cooper
Federal Farm Town Board
Secretary Hughes on Tour to Address Bar Associations
Secretary Hughes departs Washington for Minneapolis then returns to the state Department on September 5. He will address the American Bar Association in Minneapolis Friday evening and then proceed to New York and Montreal, Canada, to speak before the Canadian Bar Association on September 4.
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Hughes
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Minneapolis
State Department
Minneapolia
Canada
Canadian Bar Association
Prince Regent Refuses Japanese Cabinet Resignations
Tokyo The prince regent rejected resignations from Japan's Nato era cabinet after the death of Prime Minister Kato. Baron Uenide serves as premier pro tem while the cabinet remains in office.
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Wnited Press
Tokyo
Baron Uenide
Japan
Kato
NATO
Baby Saved Twice During One Week In Wisconsin
United Press reports in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin that 3 month old Marliza Jean Anderson survived two separate near drowning incidents within seven days. A fainting spell struck the mother as she carried the infant to safety, dropping the baby into a partially filled yarn barrel of water. Family members revived both mother and child.
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United Press
Chippewa Halls
Wis
Maritza Jean Anderson
Marliza Jean
Spella
Tar
President of Bank Lodged in Jail
United Press reports in Lancaster Wisconsin that C A Bastard, president of Peoples State Bank, was jailed after bondsman Adolph Vesperman withdrew and posted 19 600 bail. J Harold Push pleaded guilty to misuse of funds and received 17 years at Waupun. Bastard and I A Clark, former VP, face Oct term on similar charges.
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United Press
Lancaster
Wis
C. A Bastard
Peoples State Bank
Adolph Vesperman
Harold Push
Waupun Penitentiary
Basford
I. A. Clark
Blame Placed On Warriner And Lewis Over Coal Tieup
If a threatened bituminous coal miners strike materializes, President Coolidge aims to prevent disruption. The two men blamed are Samuel D. Warriner, spokesman for mine operators, and John L. Lewis, miners leader, who are at a conference convened by Coolidge to settle their differences.
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Samuel D. Warriner
John L. Lewis
Coolidge
Canadian Pacific to Acquire Pacific Great Eastern Rail Line
United Press reports one of the Wests largest railway deals as Canadian Pacific plans to take over the Pacific Great Eastern from British Columbia government. The $50 million line runs 410 miles Vancouver to Prince George. CPR proposes a ten year lease with option to purchase, aiming to link to Peace River wheat fields and ship up to 100 million bushels annually to the coast and beyond.
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Canadian Pacific
Government of
British Columbia
United Press
Vancomer
B. GC
West
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Vancouver
Prince George
Hine
GRA
C. P. FR
Pease River
Eutrope
Dean Reber Named Wisconsin Delegate to Philadelphia Fair
Louis B. Reber dean of Wisconsin University extension division was named Wisconsin delegate to the Sesqui-Centennial fair in Philadelphia 1928 marking the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Announcement came from Ernest Trigg executive committee chair. Reber studied the fair plans during a week in Philadelphia as guest of Col. John Erle Jackson, executive director of the fair.
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Asited Press
Philadelphia
Louis B. Reber
University Extension Division
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Ernest Trigg
Ail
Dean Reber
John Erle Jackson
Price of Jaeger's Life Was About $515
A garbled report describes a murder case near Lake Mendota involving two confessed killers Alvin Jensen and Jack Galloway. They admit the hidden motive money, about 515 dollars, concealed behind a paint shop reef in a beach area after a lengthy search and confession process.
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Jaeger
United Press
Aladison
Robert Jasger
Lake Mendota
Big Teo
Alvin Jensen
Jack Galloway
Jensen
Widow at Richland Center Charged With Killing Her Baby
A warrant for the arrest of Airs Whise Keepera of Richland Center, a widow, was issued by Dane County District Attorney Theodore Lewis charging her with first degree murder in connection with the death of her two week old child born Feb 14. Authorities say the infant was smothered to death in a suitcase at a street station on Feb 27. A man named Dowell, claimed to be the father, is under arrest in logs county.
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Associated Press
Madison
Airs
Dowell
Lohs
Airplane Pilot Wins Night Race Against Death
Buchanan Michigan Jack Knight, veteran air mail pilot, flew through the night from Cheyenne Wyoming covering nearly a thousand miles to Buchanan arriving about 7:30 in the morning. He landed near his father Dr M M Knight 69 who had suffered a relapse and was alive.
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Jack Knight
Air Mail
Associated
Buchanan
Mich
Cheyenne
Wrya
Knight
M. M. Knight
Tia
Chicago youth held in forged checks case
Unita Press reports 23 year old Joseph Leight was arrested by police near Hugh McCaffery’s Burns Bank area in connection with forged checks passed at about fifty banks. Tellers from six banks identified him and filed complaints.
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Unita Press
Joseph Leight
Hugh McCaffery
Burns Akenes
Whey
Leight
Officers Reelected by International Photo Engravers Union
Milwauker reports that all officers were reelected at the convention closing meeting. President Matthew Well of Chicago served as first vice president Edward J. Volz of New York was second, John F. MacGuire of Reston was third vice president, and Charles Horsock of Beattie was secretary treasurer Henry Ri. Sehmal of St. Louis joined as other officers. Eugene T. Lies of Chicago addressed the gathering.
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United Press
Milwauker
Matthew Well
Chicago
Edward J. Volz
New York
John F. MacGuire
Reston
Charles Horsock
Beattie
Henry Ri. Sehmal
St. Touts
Eugene T. Lies
Stock Security Tied to Arnold Notes at Madison Bond
United Press report details security for Arnold notes: $34,900 in preferred stock and $411,000 in notes secured by Madison Bond Company deposited with Standard Trust & Savings Bank Chicago as of spring 1921. Witness Hf Hawkins, secretary treasurer, testified on the trail of a three-scheme fraud case against the Madison company’s former president. Defense attempts to strike Hawkins’ testimony failed. proceedings continued as other executives testified.
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United Preas
Superior
Wise
Madison Bond Company
Standard Trust & Savings Bank
Chicago
Victor H. Arnold Company
Hf. W. Trawkins
Victor Hl. Arnold
Hatkins
Madison Company
B. 13
Buckman
Finghing
Hawkins
Fond du Lac Murder Mystery Not Solved
A murder mystery in Fond du Lac remains unsolved as deputies question B J O'Brien after the body was found in North Fond du Lac. O'Brien was arrested in Milwaukee for questioning but provided an alibi deemed unshakable by the sheriff.
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Fond DU Lac
Fred Far
Ste
North Fond du Lac
J. O'Brien
South Milwaukea
Shera
Weather and Roads Report From Various Nearby Areas
Partly cloudy conditions with mixed road reports across several towns. Madison and Janesville show cool, clear or improving conditions. Appleton and Green Bay report clear and cool with good roads. some areas list fog, drizzle, or rough road conditions.
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Prr
Manauker
Shehoysan
Manito- Fairs
Roavis
Janesville
Clougy
Appleton
Rosie
Kenisha
Madison
Appeals to America to Join Allies in Winning of Peace
In Williamstown Massachusetts the Earl of Birkenhead former lord chancellor urged America to join the Allies in achieving postwar peace. He argued pacifist ideals and Wilsonianism were not ready for adoption and said Germany must be made to pay as a warning to others. A protest from Henry Breckinridge assistant secretary of war claimed Birkenhead’s remarks were unsuitable for the American Bar Association gathering.
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Associated Press
Willamstown
Mass
America
Earl of
Wilson
Germany
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Vincent Birkenhead
Tari Whamecellor
England
Williamstown Institute of
Henry Breckinridge
John TW
Dqavis
American Bar Association
Association
Breckinridge Uoged
Wviscounnt Birkenhead
Conference on anthracite settlement fuels official outlook
AP dispatch from Washington reports a cautious mood in government circles ahead of Monday's conference in Flarrlabure to resolve the coal dispute. Governor Pinchot aims to gauge sentiment and present a settlement acceptable to labor and capital, while the commission's emergency report awaits White House approval.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Flarrlabure
Latte
Pinchot
White House
Machot
Cont Commission
White Hovgn
Coullge
Hammond
Commission
Coolidge
Samuel Gompers Names Committee of Fifteen to Probe Injunctions
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor denounced a federal injunction against union organizers as unconstitutional and announced in Milwaukee that judges issuing injunctive orders should be impeached. He named a committee of fifteen labor leaders to investigate "the abuses of federal injunctions" and spoke of a strong campaign against such measures.
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Samuel Gompers
Associated Press
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Nonamen Ressmikers
Milwaukee
Stanley Baldwin Leaves for Brief British Prime Minister Vacation
London prime minister Stanley Baldwin and Mae Baldwin depart for a brief holiday in Aix les Bains France. French chargé d affaires Mae Montillé spoke with Baldwin at the railway station before their departure.
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Associated Press
London
Stanley Liddwin
Mae Baldwin
Aix Les Baing
Francs
Mae Montillc
Schad reelected head of Elks at Madison convention
Will F. Schad of Milwaukee was unanimously reelected leader of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the Madison convention. Joseph Barr of Madison was chosen second vice president and the other six presidents were reelected. George L. Grinnell of Waukesha A. W. Holland of Superior and Cari Resans Loconte were among the reelected vice presidents.
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Associated Press
Madison
Will F. Schad
Milwauukea
Wate
Benevolent ,and Protective Order of Elks
Lonvention
Madigan
Joseph Barr
Ice
Sice
George
L. Grinnell
Waukesha
A. W. Holland
Superior
Cari Resans
Loconte
Standard Oil to Abandon Pittsburg Plus Freight Scheme
United Press reports Standard Oil will abandon the Pittsburg plus method of pricing refinery freight. Governor Nestos expects major savings for North Dakota motorists as other firms may follow, reducing gas deliveries from Wyoming and Montana routes and ending higher freight charges from Whiting Indiana and Oklahoma or Texas origins.
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United Press
Bismarck
N. D
Standard Oil Company
Nestos
North Dakota
Pittsburg
Standard Oil
Wyoming
Whiting
Indiana
Superior
Montana
Oklahoma
Texas
Weather forecast for the Great Lakes region and Mississippi Valley
A weather summary from the Associated Press notes a mix of clear and thundery conditions across Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota with warmer nights and some southeast portion cooling. It predicts general fair skies tonight and Sunday, with afternoon or evening thunder showers possible, and outlines cooler trends in western districts and slight temperature changes near the upper Midwest.
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San Sun da
Boral
Sundar
Washington, D. C
Great Lakes
Upper Mississippi
Mississippi
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Neispapers
Sauk
John J. Lewis
Richland Center
Arnold
Birkenhead
Pinghot
Great Britain
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Stanley Baldwin
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