Card finds finger marks tied to murder case
Justice Parker refused bail admission for Henry Carpender and Willie Stevens held in the Hall murder, with Eleanor Mills linked to a back card. Judge Cleary ruled prima facie evidence and kept both men in custody as hearings continue. bail requests were not heard by Chief Justice Gummerset.
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Associated Press
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Justice Parker
Henrys de la Bruvere Carpencer
Witte Stevens
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Si Thetro
Cleary
Somerville
Edward W_ EH
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Eleanor Mills
Alexander Stma
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Henry Carpender
Willie Stevens
Francis Stevens Hall
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Bath
Carpenter and Sierens
Gummerset Newark
Mfendar
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Potter
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North East
Barber
Pisa
American solons discuss parliamentary system at Geneva meet
American lawmakers including Stephen G Porter of Pen and Theodore E Burton engage in a Geneva meeting to debate parliamentary structure and armament proposals amid European customs shifts.
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Geneva
Asississippi
Representa
Stephen G. Porter
Pen
Theodore E Burton
Weather report notes damage and mixed crop conditions
Weather and crop conditions show heavy rains damaged grains. overall yields varied by crop and region. Rain improved some early harvests while beans navy beans and corn show mixed results across sections.
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Wiseen
Eintes Department. of Agriculture
Gamora
Tabaero
Dance Row Incident Sends One to Hospital
A man was struck during a dance floor melee last night and is hospitalized with a battered head. Police and witnesses identified several men named in the fracas as investigators review the incident.
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Laurence Botten
John Dickson Tvere
Bruce Erer
Jaws
Ganz of
Grocths
Uncle Joe Cannon Remains Resting In Rome Hospital Sleep
Reports from Rome say former Speaker Joseph Cannon is not seriously ill and has spent a comfortable night. A spokesman notes he is just resting and his condition is unchanged.
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United Press
Danville
Rome
Joe Cannon
Sely
House of Representariy
Mexico Church Clergy Decry New Religious Laws
A Mexican Episcopal circular denounces the Calles government over the new religious statutes, calling the measures oppressive. It questions teachers loyalty and asks how far the regime’s inquisitorial methods extend, as tensions rise between church and state.
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Mexico
EL Universal
United Press
Mexico City
Calles
Eniscoaie
Heat wave to ease locally despite Western strikes
Heat wave reported in the region will not be as severe here as in western states, with forecasts noting a drop by Friday. Weather readings show temperatures around the 90s in some areas as residents brace for a cooler spell ahead.
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Western States
Aeronauts Seek Mitchell as Head
New York friends of General William Glitwell Frear announce a move to nominate Mitchell for president of the National Aeronautic Association. The plan aims to raise the association’s membership and broaden its influence in aviation matters.
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Aeronauts
Mitchell
York
Brin
Wiliam
Waonal Aeronactic Association
Acm
Zir
Oassociaton
Sapabie
Cant Stop the Campbells Warns of Local Turmoil
Confused clipping reports mysterious disturbances linked to the Campbell family in Superior Wisconsin. The fragment references police, officials, and growing public unrest while hinting at alcohol and social tensions surrounding the Campbells.
Wills Farm to State as Bird Refuge
Mrs Frances Hutchinson widow of Che Mutchinson announces her intention to transfer three acres of land near Lake Geneva to the state as a bird refuge. The property, once held by Levi 4 Letter and later by FT. Crane and Murrar ftdxe, links to prominent local figures and long time Wisconsin figures. The original owners of the neighboring estates have died. heirs hold most estates with subdivision planned for the Le proper.
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Frances Hutchinson
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Laited Press
Frances Hecchinson
Che
Mutchinson
Geneva
Levi
Afactin Son
Crane
Murrar
London
Tate
T the
Comm Exchange Bank
Bovantenl Department of Theuniversity of Wisconsin
Hutchinson Cossidembie
Weather Sweeps Much of Nation With Stalled Rainfall
The Associated Press reports widespread wet conditions across the United States with ongoing rain and flood risks. California notes notable rainfall while other regions face persistent unsettled weather and limited relief forecast by weather agencies.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
St Swith
Garang
Califorzoia
Haring Sunn
Wisconsin campaign targets wasteful spending in state offices
A female candidate criticizes high expenses in state government and calls for cost cuts. She argues that lawmakers and officers waste funds, urging economical reforms to curb the growing tax burden. She notes campaigns and official pay as examples of excess while advocating reform.
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Associated Pressi
Delayun
Wis
Pearle
Ratton Fer
Opera
Ino x
Viariy
Ernor
Wisconsin
Saltis and Koncil Plead Not Guilty for Early Trial
Saltis and Koncil pleaded not guilty in criminal court to murder charges connected with the death of Jonah Foiex, a rival river runner. The judge and trial date were not set, with attorneys for both sides seeking a speedy proceeding.
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Koncil
Tee
Chiezzo
Joe
Honcil
Jona Foiex
Heer
Indiste
Tae
Theas Ney
Kenet
Simmer
Wisconsin
Chicago
Two Gunshots Reported In Nicaraguan Tension
Fragmentary text describes gunfire in Nicaragua, U.S. involvement and statements from officials. Mentions Nicaraguan minister and concerns over arms, revolutions, and precautionary actions.
Winston says tax cuts wait as debt retires
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Winston stating there will be no tax reduction before the national debt is retired. He attributed the stance to administration policy, arguing debt retirement proceeds faster during prosperity and that tax relief would be deferred until the debt is reduced.
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Winston
United Presus
Washington
Garrard Ledoindas
Dante Debs
Ranid
Plans Submitted for Madison Post Office
Washington reports plans submitted for a new Madison Wisconsin post office building. The proposal includes a 15 400 square foot structure approved by federal authorities, with architectural details and site plans awaiting final review.
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Madison Post Office
Manuscript Theft Report Amidst Unclear Fragments
A fragmented OCR note discusses a manuscript theft context with garbled names and dates. readable elements reference a theft and revisions, but essential details and proper nouns are largely unreadable. The piece reads like a disordered archival clipping with no coherent timeline or actors identifiable.
Wisconsin and Northeast Weather Forecast Tonight and Friday
The forecast for Wisconsin and the Northeast shows little chance of significant temperature changes tonight and Friday. Clear conditions expected with minimal precipitation.
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Wisconsin
Ione Pemaresom Clese
Hindu Message Fragments Trigger Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hindu message and uncertain references. The readable portions hint at a communication from a Hindu source and possible dates or ages, but key details are garbled. No clear event, person, or place emerges to establish a full sentence summary.
Wisconsin Prohibition Debate From Lenroot Irvine Over Beer
A Wisconsin interview with Sen Lenroot and Sen Irvine Lenroot and Blaine centers on the Volstead Act and a referendum question. Spelman notes a speech at Green Bay may guide stance but no commitment given.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Storm Hammers Gulf Coast Leaving Two Dead
A tropical hurricane battered the Gulf Coast with two confirmed deaths and extensive property damage. New Orleans suffered about 270000 in losses while Morgan City and nearby towns faced isolation and damaged lines. Seventy passengers were marooned after a ferr yboat and Mississippi River craft were run aground, and a drowning and electrocution were reported among the affected residents.
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Orleans
Gulf Coas
Spars
Mideiver
Uneman
Sneman
Morgan Chix
New Orleans
Morgan Cis LA
Mississippi
Here
Weather Bureau
Japanese Sage Seeks Converts To Iuohenism Rumors Rise
Reports describe a traveling sage claiming to convert Americans to a philosophy named Iuohenism. The text also notes public utilities disruptions and storm damage with warnings of continuing dangers from a Gulf of Mexico tropical storm reaching New Orleans before subsiding.
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Washington
B. C
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Deer
Forester R. JH. Weightoan
Racape
Bostlergers
Churaze
Fondy Man Held Under Mann Act
A Fondy man is held under the Mann Act amid investigation. Authorities report the incident involves transportation across state lines and alleged sexual wrongdoing. Additional case details are not fully clear in the readable text.
Red-Wishes on Picture Ownership From Uncle Sam
A fragment discusses Boug advocating U S government ownership of motion pictures. It mentions Russia’s state control of film, concerns about propaganda, and the idea that US films educate children without sacrificing artistic integrity. References include Mary Pickford and a brief note on international influence.
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Boug
Uncle Sam
Trotsky Exiled and Soff Dismissed Reported
United Press dispatch from Moscow reports Trotsky granted indefinite absence and official Soff of the Soviet fleet has been dismissed. The wording mirrors a translator’s rendition of Soviet leadership changes.
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Trotsky
Soff
United Presss
Tendon Tre Dativ Express
Moscow
Sailor begins attempt to swim the English Channel
A swimmer labeled Feldestone faced heavy glare as he started an English Channel crossing attempt this afternoon. The scene included Miss Mer and Lander typisc amid the channel challenge, with broad public attention anticipated for the historic swim.
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United Press
Feldestone
English Channel
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