Italian Aviator Locatelli Found After Greenland Flight
Lieutenant Locatelli and his companion were rescued 125 miles east of Cape Farewell aboard the US cruiser Richmond. They were exhausted but unharmed after engine trouble forced a water landing during the Reykjavik to Greenland leg. Locatelli requested the plane be destroyed and the mission halted, and a later report confirmed his safe landing and return to Washington.
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Cape Farewell
Greenland
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Tedtelli Tn
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Teeland
Locatell
Washington
Washington, D.C
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Raleigh
Hy Richman
Passencere
Navy Department
Hrederikedal
Torturouis
Lowell H Smith
Erik H. Nelson
Ferguson Faith in the Flapper Drives Texas Governor Bid
Miriam A. Ferguson leads the Texas Democratic gubernatorial race with 827,784 votes to Felix Robertson's 407,894 from 8% of counties reported. The Temple, Texas, candidate markets herself as a pro business woman, pledging to balance state duties with home life and continue Jim Ferguson's policy approach.
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Dallas
Tex
Miriant A. Ferguson
Temple
Felix D. Robertson
Texas Bureau
Ferguson
Robertson
Mace
Ma" Ferenson
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
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Felix Robertson
James E
Ku Klux Klan
Mra
George S. Nalle
Abertaon
Dorracs Ferguson
Prisoner Boasts of Robbery Claim at St Joseph
Edward Risdon, jailed at St Joseph Michigan, allegedly told a cellmate he led a $500000 hijack of an express car bound for the Philadelphia mint. Federal agents and Pittsburgh postal inspectors questioned the claim and dismissed it as not seriously credible.
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Associated Presa Chicago
St. Joseph Mich
Epresa
Philadelphia
Edward Risdon
Pittsburo
Pittsburg
G. B. Craighead
United States Postal
Edwand Risdon
Joseph
Mich
Washington, D. C
Mint
Tritext States
Eeward Risdon
St. Joseph, Mich
Farm Home of F Berndt Destroyed by Fire Near Ripon
Special to The Northwestern Ripon Wisconsin fire destroyed the Ferdinand Berndt farm home two and a half miles northwest of Ripon on BerMin road Saturday evening around eight o clock. The Berndt family were in Ripon when flames were noticed by neighbor Henry Abe who alerted authorities. Firefighters arrived too late and the house burned to the ground. A barn nearby was at risk. The home valued at five thousand dollars carried three thousand dollars in insurance. Cause not determined though suspected to be spontaneous combustion in attic of the plate house.
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Ferdinand Berndt
Ber- Min
Berndt
Henry Abe
Jealousy Tragedy Leaves Four Dead or Wounded
Minneapolia scene reports Bronsilaw Pietrak shoots wife and selves amid estrangement. Mrs Hagen dies en route to hospital while Mr Hagen remains mortally wounded. In Kenowha Italians musician Tony Zarosa sought for questioning after a shooting that left Mrs Consule critically wounded and her husband injured. Police describe a fatal domestic quarrel and a husband and wife shot at their home.
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Igh
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Bronislaw Pietsrak
Min Ao
Hagen
Crookston
Minn
Saart
Kenowha
Wit
Tony Zarosa
Mra
Dominic Consule
Lavora
Owen D Young to Temporarily Lead Dawes Reparation Work
Owen D Young of New York will serve temporarily as agent general under the Dawes reparations plan for about three months to train his permanent successor. He will be aided by Rufus C Dawes and Henry R Robinson as they help organize the staff. Seymour Parker Gilbert Jr is mentioned for the permanent post but no decision is made. The reparations commission is due to meet tomorrow as ratification and signatures are awaited.
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Faris
Owen D. Young
New Fork i
Dawes
Rufus C. Dawes
Henry R. Robinson
Mr. Young
Seymour Parker Gilbert, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
France Eyes 40 Million Dollar Loan From United States
London reports France seeks a 40 million dollar loan or credit equivalent from America following the Dawey reparations plan. American bankers have reportedly been approached as discussions continue ahead of next Thursday.
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France
United Press
London
Thea Dawey
America
Independents Form Program in Wisconsin Progressives
In Washington, leaders of the La Follette Wheeler ticket prepared to issue a detailed program after a national committee meeting. The drive for funds will be led by W H Johnston and Herman L Ekern with labor and public funding roles. Ekern, in Washington, plans to return to Madison tomorrow with statements on party strategy.
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Washington, D C
Jai Follette-Wheeler
Werahington
Southern Territory
Wheeler
Han
Ht. Johnston
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Labor Organization
Herman L. Ekern
Wisconsin
Madisen
Blute
la Follette
Theodora Dammann
Milwaukee
Henry A. Huber
Solomon Lavitan
Eric Onntad
Ekern
Herman I.ekern
Washington
Madison
Itte
Praca
Tymouth
Charles Dinnes
Goolilge
Coolllge
Whraheington
Wade Aeaday Dieh
Pete Nut
Hermiend
Noted Doctor and Businessman Dies in Milwaukee
Milwaukee reports the death of Dr. William C. Kraus a prominent physician and businessman who passed away at a sanitarium after a long illness. He was known as one of the citys best and his passing marks the end of a long career in medicine and enterprise.
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United Press
Milwaukee
William C. Kraus
Engineas
Tong
Weekend Auto Tollis Large Weekend Tollis Large
A Milwaukee area crash killed 20 year old Agnoa Mager when ejected from a car after a bus collision. Four others, including Norbert Ho Holland and Schmidt, were injured and questioned by police. Police reported additional accidents with injuries and a separate fatal train crossing incident in Sterling Nebraska killed a six person family.
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Sehmide
Mu» Ker
Schmidt
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Allen Collins
Weasley Hayek
Here
Chris Hoehne
Emma Jorhne
Selma
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Alfred
Walter
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Hoehne
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Chilton
Joseph Kozlouky
Hayton
Frank Lock
Lock
Lancaster
N. H
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Boston
Maine
Mia
William Donahue
Leading Speakers at Teachers' Meet in Northwest Wisconsin
Principal speakers at the Northwest Wisconsin teachers conference include Keo Claire of Wisconsin Glen Frank editor HW R Driggs of New York University Dr Bide Evang president of Ripon College and others. Speakers from Madison Featherstone McCormick hospital Oktar and L Haskin Bloomer superintendent lead the program planning.
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Associated Press
Keo Claire
Wis
Glen Frank
HW. R. Driggs
New York University
Bide Evang
Ripan Cellage
HL Miller
Madison
Mia
Featherstone
McCormick Hoxnital
Kago
Klan Strategy Discussed By KOP Leaders In Plymouth
President Coolidge and Gen. Payne meet at Col John Coolidge farm to discuss campaign strategy and the Klan. Dawes invited to Plymouth for a speech, with preparations underway as the issue remains central to the race.
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United Press Star
Plymouth
John Coolidge
Coolidge
Chalet Gi
Augusta
Chicago
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Dawes
Madi
Fin
Maderin
Thork Dawera
Mosquito Invasion Halts Work and Sports
Heavy rains have created ideal breeding grounds for an unprecedented mosquito surge. Farms halted operations due to bites and protective clothing. golf courses emptied as swarms disrupt outdoor activity. residents burn lamps and avoid lights to deter insects. Officials warn continued Mosquito presence amid ongoing preventive measures.
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Wet party blamed for death of man in Duluth
In Duluth early this morn a man named Bleonnte was killed by a bullet at a wet party. Michael and Branley Bleonnte, brothers of the dead man, are held as material witnesses. Police say both the victim and the alleged killer were intoxicated. The suspected attacker, Krork, was arrested after fleeing topless on a street. his statements were unclear. The body was found in a pool of blood.
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United Press
Duluth
Ming
Valita
Matt Bleonnte
Victory Erzonte
Michael
Branley
Mqnor
Krronk
Ax Ty
Sons
Wisconsin Giant Shown Opens With Record Attendance
Milwaukee opens its fair with 147 acres of exhibits and amusements as children day and American Legion day draw crowds. Officials report fine weather and expect attendance records to be broken. politicians mingle with voters ahead of Tuesday primary.
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American Legion
Milwaukee
United Pres
Wisconsin
Wisconnts
Thonl
Finiaix Hellave
Balyo
Guna
Is It Wrong to Dance the Shimmy at Lord's Inspiration
Ay United Press reports a pastor defends forty parishioners from charges of delinquency over their children dancing the shimmy during a church service. The Rev Thomas Spear of Holmena church says the children acted under the spirit, while church meetings proceed in the yard as the building remains padlocked.
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United Press
Pomeroy
Boyx
Girla
Thomas Spear
Pentex
Contal Holmena
Frey
Snear
Mananeimetie
Missing cashier found in Beltrami County amnesia case
Ludwig, a cashier at the First National Bank of Minnesota Lake, disappeared in August after allegedly embezzling between 34000 and 50000 dollars. He was arrested near Beltrami County ten miles north of Teter, Minnesota. He denied knowledge of his actions and did not recognize his wife or a cashier who accompanied him.
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Teter
Minn
National Bank of
Ludwig
Marconi Questions Mars Habitability On Voyage
Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi aboard the yacht Electra at Tagus rejects rumors of life on Mars. He says he does not believe the planet harbors inhabitants and declines to discuss the topic further.
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Portugal
Alignor Marcon
Mare
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Netyacht Electra
Tagus
Darrow Defends Leopold and Loeb in Heredity Case
Renowned attorney Clarence Darrow argues the Leopold and Loeb murder case hinges on a diseased mind shaped by heredity and environment. He portrays the youths as imperf ect machines lacking emotion, seeking a “perfect crime” to prove intellect over conscience.
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Darrow
Edward C. Derr
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Chicago
Furcea
Clarence Darrow
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Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
John R. Caverty
Wilson and Co. Placed in Receivership Allegedly
Am small stockholder sought relief and Judge Backes named Edward Mason state receiver for Wilson and Co Inc Newark and Trenton dispatches report the New Jersey court placed the Chicago packer in receivership amid claims of nearly 30 million dollars owed to banks and 47 million in funded debt. Thomas Wilson president telegraphed that no formal notice had been served.
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Wilson & Co, Inc
Chicago Packers
Trenton
Thomas BE
Wilson
New York City
Mosx
Am Smill
New Jersey
Edward Mason
Tremton
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John H. Backes
Edward Maxeor
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Chicago Pickers
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Oficex
Relnl Odskey
Thomes Wilson
Wisconsin Weather Forecast For Tonight And Tomorrow
A Weather Bureau brief notes generally fair conditions in Wisconsin tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures rise with warmer days ahead as high and low readings are expected across the state.
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