Republican Wisconsin Arouses To Quit Clique
Roy P. Wilcox, Republican candidate for the Wisconsin senate, denounced a “self-centered clique” of Progressives and urged Republicans to reclaim power from Madison’s inner circle. He spoke at Lake Geneva in a packed opera house urging a campaign to restore a Coolidge-type Republican to the U S Senate vacancy left by La Follette. The venue was stifling in heat as supporters listened on.
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Touring Car With Four Half Barrels Seized at Oakauchee
Milwaukee federal prohibition agents raided the ro vor of Walter Turnbull near Oakauches lake and seized a touring car with four half barrels of beer. Seized also were seventeen more barrels and a quart of moonshine. Turnbull faced a court hearing then posted bonds. another man, John Schelzen, was held at the police station. Milwaukee Dalles raided saloons of Jenn Stuary and Joseph Stubbing.
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Body of Ambassador Receives Homage in Chicago
The body of Ambassador Edgar Bancroft arrives in Chicago for dignified farewell. A delegation meets the delegation at the depot as a cortege passes to the Fourth Presbyterian Church for funeral services. The service will be led by Dr J G McClure with interment planned in Galeshare New Jersey.
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Arrest Warrant Issued For False Income Tax Returns
Madison report notes a warrant for the arrest of Harvey F. Nichols, Madison apartment owner, on charges of submitting false and fraudulent income tax returns. The warrant cites alleged records spanning four Madison detectives and three Madison business figures over several years, with undisclosed additional income tax discrepancies.
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Commerce May Prevent More Tong Wars Report
New York commerce leaders from the local colony met to calm tensions in the Tong Wars. Merchants from both sides pledged to restore stability and protect trade interests to avoid further bloodshed and unrest.
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British Offer Reduced Goes To Paris Office
London reports the British government authorized Winston Churchill to propose a final settlement of the Franco debt with sixty two yearly payments of 12.6 million pounds. The plan would have France assume the burden and not shift it to reparations, with Caillaux to present the offer. A London conference with Alan Houghton and Austen Chamberlain touched debt, security pact and China.
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St Paul Road Readies Reply in Mortgage Proceedings
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Road prepared to answer mortgage proceedings filed by the United States Trust Company of New York. The suit seeks foreclosure on a $15,564,500 mortgage covering lines from Monridge to Seattle. Attorneys for both sides appeared as the case moved before federal and circuit court judges.
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President Garfield Aground Off Cape Cod
A radio dispatch reports the vessel President Garfield aground off Cape Cod. The coast guard cutter Acustel from Woods Hole headed to assist, with initial indications showing the ship in a distressed condition.
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Shoe Store Fire Destroys Stock in Sturgeon Bay
A fire swept through two frame buildings in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin destroying a shoe store owned by Wilds Hopp with its entire stock. Damages reached about 12900 dollars. Origin of the blaze is not known.
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Navy chiefs under budget cuts shape 1927 program
Budget trimming drives study of navy leadership and war department plans. Navy may cut $40 million and close major yards including Boston and Charleston, with aviation kept at minimum $14 million and lakehurst air station possibly spared. Army may reduce enlisted ranks to 7,000–10,000 and officers.
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France Reiterates Stand on Security Pact With Germany
Paris replies to Berlin stressing the proposed allied security pact cannot supersede the Versailles treaty. France insists Germany join the League of Nations without special conditions before any pact. The note warns Germany against disrupting the Versailles framework and supports compulsory arbitration for disputes.
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Girl and Two Men Held In Securities Theft Case
A young girl and two men were arrested in New York for a securities theft involving 523 709 in negotiable bonds on August 17. The girl claimed to be Winifred Stewart, 19, an archers’ model. The men were Feving, 24, and Ie, 20, who said he was the son of a famous actor, and Albert C. MacDonald, 29, a paleaman. Police recovered 10.60 in bonds, a revolver, a blackbook, an opium layout, and a field of 2 petite vate detentive agency following the arrests.
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Armilton Club Names Orie to Back Wilcox Campaign
The Hamilton club in Milwaukee votes to back United States senator candidate Wilcox, adopting a party unity proclamation urging true Republicans to rally for primary turnout. A ratification meeting is planned in Milwaukee to discuss the Oshkosh convention enterprise and a canvass of wards.
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Two Tourists Believed Dead In Cavern Accident
A party of ten tourists was swept into the Plunguents caverns in a rising flood search. After three days rescuers penetrated the cave and found one survivor named Light. Two missing tourists are believed dead, the barrier to the corridor being opened only for signals.
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Two Killed as Police Fire on Dockyard Workers
Autociated Pres report says two dockyard workers were killed when police fired on a crowd demanding the release of four arrested coworkers. Four wounded as officers tried to disperse about 4,300 strikers outside a police station.
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Governor Blaine to oppose Lenroot next year
In La Crosse a newspaper says Governor Blaine announced his candidacy against Senator Lenroot for the coming year. The report notes Blaine’s claim of no better time to challenge Lenroot and to enter the contest in the field against Lenroot.
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Woodward Gets Unqualified Klansmen Support Rally
United Press report says Dr Daniel Woodward of Kaukauna, former warden, received unqualified endorsement from the Ku Klux Klan. The statement from imperial leader Leta denies Woodward is a Klansman, noting he is a candidate for state senate and not seeking Klan membership.
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Forest Fires Threaten Homes in Northern Michigan
Forest fires across Douglas County and surrounding areas devastate timber and threaten cottages along Whitefish Lake. Fire crews in trucks move along the lakefront to save properties as flames sweep shorelines. Residents abandon belongings to water as winds spread the blaze calling for heavy rain to curb further damage.
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Connecticut Films Tax Fight Prompts Theater Taxation Debate
Connecticut theater owners confront a new film tax plan as state officials seek repeal of the law. The dispute centers on film exhibitors paying a tax and the impact on show venues. Local theaters threaten closures if the tax persists and invite further debate across the state.
Brothers Die In Auto Mishap Involving Pennsylvanian Engine
Two brothers died after a car collision reported in a rural area as a Pennsylvania built engine caused a crash. A third party survived but remained in critical condition in hospital. The accident occurred today and involved a Lineman and other local residents in the community.
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Fragmentary era text on religion and politics in Buckeye Lake
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Bank President 8 Considered for Federal Bay Head Post
A historic notice reports eight candidates, including Benny Tinttoh and Charis Hani, vying for the Federal Bay Head bank president post. The selection process features extensive testimonies, with ties and resources questioned as General Dawey coordinates the hearing.
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Davis Hagg Data on Goal Rumpus at Atlantic City
Secretary Dayla travels from tabour apartment to Washington for conference with Hugh In regarding the Uinta controversy. Davis reports complete findings from the Beurotchy inquiry and outlines plans for pension operations and business talks with Storrow and White House officials.
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Milwakee developments unfold in rapid succession
A string of rapid developments centered on Milwaukee surfaced in a chaotic, heavily garbled report. Key names and details are obscured, but references to local figures, legal actions, and ongoing investigations hint at multiple intersecting events in the city.
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Better and bumper crops reported across regions
Reports from the Associated Press indicate widespread improved harvests with higher prices and weather-friendly conditions in several states. Wisconsin dairy gains, Minnesota grain and livestock rises, and Iowa expectations point to a strong crop year, despite drought challenges in some areas.
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Test Flights Made Of Planes For Honglu Journey
Franeixen, Calif.--Test missions at three limited spaces by navy giants aim to verify a swing at a new journey. Three representatives oversaw four thorough aviation tests. craft tuned and reported ready for preliminary flights under supervision.
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