Governor Pinchot Seeks Settlement of Anthracite Strike
Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot demands a settlement between anthracite miners and operators to avert a strike. He states the public needs and must have coal, vows to use every lawful means to protect public interests, and calls for private talks with miners and operators to break the deadlock.
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Testimony Details Large Personal Use of Company Funds
Witnesses describe former Madison Bond Co head Arnold receiving more than 100000 dollars for personal use including purchase of a Rolls Royce in Chicago. Testimony covers collateral backing bonds Nos 43 to 54 and misappropriation to cover debts.
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Victor H. Arnold
Madisson Bond Company
Victor H Arnold
Z. R. Oliver
Arnold
Chicago
Alvert Woeind
M. State Dank
Madison
Emploxe
John R. Giver
Victor =i Arnold company
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Shemer Beskxesper
Noted Illustrator Kimball Dies at 42
Noted illustrator and portrait painter Kimball of New York Cleveland and Paris died of heart failure at his mother’s Evanston home. Born in Green Bay Wisconsin in 1842 he studied under Jules Le Fave Gustave Courtois and Whistler and exhibited in the Paris Salon in 1883. He married Madeline Williams of Danville Kentucky in 1902 and leaves a son Weston. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Rimbridge home in Evanston.
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New York
Cleveland
A. W. Kimball
Evanston
Kimball
Green Bay
Wis
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James McNeill
Whistler
Madeline Williams
Danwite, Ky
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Skidding Auto Causes Tragic Death Near La Crosse
Associated Press reports Sebra Mrueger, 3S, hired early this morning on the South State road three miles from La Crosse. The automobile skidded in soft earth by a telephone pole, throwing the girl from the car and fracturing her skull. Two other occupants were injured.
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la Crosse
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Satem
Destruction of Big Ships Under Way on Pacific Coast
Destruction efforts begin in two California shipyards following arms conference orders. Hulls of seven ships of the line, six in service or near completion, are being stripped of ordnance and gear, then sold or cut up by the government. Foremost is the Montana at Mare Island, followed by the Georgia, Connecticut at Puget Sound, with others including Nebraska New Jersey Rhode Island and Vermont also affected. The work recalls historic ships and figures such as Fighting Bob Evans.
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Puget Sound
Bob Evans
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Nebraska
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Rhode Island
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Mare Island
Scouring East Savannah for White Men in Car Firefight
Savannah authorities scoured East Savannah and the surrounding country at an early hour seeking unknown white men in three automobiles who fired more than 190 shots into houses in a negro settlement, killing one resident and wounding several others. Police learned little beyond the attackers were white and fled after the volley.
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Catholic Priest and Episcopalian Sought as Civil War Chaplains
Milwaukee executive officers of the Grand Army of the Republic seek a Catholic priest and an Episcopalian minister to serve as chaplains at the national encampment from September 2 to 7. A prior nationwide inquiry excluded all other faiths and the final canvass continues.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Lightning bolt destroys church in Wisicon area
A fire caused by a lightning bolt destroyed the North Plain Methodist church four miles northeast of Zion City near the state line during a severe storm. Pastor Rev. H. Bamstutz leads the congregation that served a large rural community.
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Appeal from Rhenish independence league after Munich Gladbach clash
The Rhenish Independence League asked occupation authorities for moral and economic support after nationalists loyal to Berlin attacked separatists seeking a meeting in Munich Gladbach. Dr Hans Dorten reportedly fled by posing as an American journalist as Belgian troops aided the besieged group.
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Women urged to seek world problem solutions
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, asks five thousand clubs to consider the $109,096 American Peace Award by Edward Bok. She says talk alone is useless and urges clubs to develop the machinery and discussion to seek solutions.
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Winn
Thomas G. Winter
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Movie Star Injured After Fall From Horse
James Kirkwood motion picture star suffered a skull fracture from a Saturday horse fall near Los Angeles. He remains unconscious with physicians reporting critical condition. he was married a month ago to Illa Lee.
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Lon Angeles
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James Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Illa Lee
Laborer Finds Legend Treasure Hidden by Roadside Tin Box
Lea Houser a laborer in Hagerstown Maryland is said to have unearthed a tin box with about 100000 in gold and greenbacks hidden years ago by Grover Cleveland Gerzdou. Neighbors reportedly warned him to share the wealth. He plans to seek treasury experts in Washington to count and verify the hoard and insists he will not disclose its location.
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Shortage Found in McCarthy Brothers Grain Books
An audit of McCarthy Brothers Grain Co. reveals a book shortage estimated up to 60 dollars following the disappearance of a firm employee. J. T. McCarthy, the president, said the audit began after the worker vanished and is still underway. Maryland Quality Co. is aiding searches but no arrest warrant has been issued. The employee allegedly conspired with a partner to push terrain sales at peak quotes and record the transactions.
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McCarthy Brothers Grain Company
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Taft Arrives in Minneapolis for American Bar Association
Chief Justice William Howard Taft arrives from Murray Bay Quebec to attend the American Bar Association convention in Minneapolis. He is slated to deliver a principal address and participate in committee reports on Americanization law enforcement and judicial ethics.
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Munneapolis
Minn
Wilam HH. Taft
United States Supreme Court
Murray Bay
Quebec
American Bar Association
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Dallas
Texas
Charles & Whitmann
New York
Attorney Generals Meet in Minneapolis Opens Two Day Session
The annual meeting of United States attorney generals opened in Minneapolis this morning for a two day session. A report on profiteering in raiding with proposed methods to control relaged prices will rank among the most important topics. Delegates include Minnesota’s attorney general as president of the organization.
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Minneapolis
United States
Sregt Attornesa
Ta Hilien
Minnesota
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Meng
Fale Lowing
Court story on moving mortgaged property charge
An Associated Press derived report details a case in which individuals including Thomas Steric and others face charges for moving mortgaged property from a state. Brewer the broker claims a dispute over a cabin and notes, while Stevie admits transporting a boat to Canada with Harry Downer and paying a $200 check to Brewer, with contested ownership and alleged payments.
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Downer
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Meredith Prepares His Brookhart Case
Nes Moines Iowa former secretary of agriculture Blbe Meretta meets with attorneys to discuss timing and venue of damages suit against Senator Smith W Broathart. Meretta, a Wilson cabinet member, is described as keeping silent amid farmer concerns and Wall Street pressure.
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Relatives Of Girl Will Not Press Charges In Adler Case
Chicago municipal court today set a serious charge against Cyrus Adler son of Max Adler vice president at S¢nis Noehuck and Co. The relatives of the Milwaukee girl refused to press charges, leading to dismissal of the charge of carrying weapons. Police have pursued Adler to his family's Milwaukee home as investigation continues.
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Engineer killed by washout accident near here
A Baltimore and Ohio express train No 1% west bound plunged through a washout and wrecked near here early today. Engineer Loventier was the only casualty, found beneath the wreckage shortly before noon. The wreck occurred at about 3:36 a.m.
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Exploding heater wrecks upper floor of bank building
Fire swept the upper floor of the Merchanta' diate Bank building yesterday as a construction crew worked on the third story. The blast damaged offices, cut telephone service, and disrupted lines at Brown Land & Lumber and the local telephone company. No injuries are reported.
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Ex-preacher Robb to return to pulpit amid tour plans
Winifred E. Robb former Polke County sheriff and hangman officiant plans evangelistic work again. He runs a summer resort and dance hall at Avon Lake and will start his statewide tour after his resort closes for winter.
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Meeting to discuss Pittsburg Plus plan tonight
The Four State Joint Commission members and attorney generals from Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and others will meet at the Radisson hotel in Minneapolis to plot strategy against the Pittsburg Plus plan. The executive committee includes Raf Baber and T W Tidson with officials from key states attending.
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Fardy
Terman Chern
Wisconsin
Atrenee
T. WV. Tidson
Iowa
Robert Scholes
Peoria
iMinos
Siatsota
Tawa
John TH Commons
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Asaa
Fishtown
Conignt
Weather and Roads Report Across Regions
Weather notes list cloudy to rainy conditions with varying road quality. Green Bay and Kenosha report rain and cool. Oshkosh shows limited visibility. Madison and Madson note rain or bad roads. several towns report cool temperatures with some clear or fair conditions and good to poor road surfaces.
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Anthracite Strike Pressure and Federal Regulation Debate
Special to The Northwestern reports mounting strike pressure in the anthracite coal industry may push for federal mining control. Miners seek higher wages citing safety and hardship, while operators fear wage hikes. The piece notes past calls for federal seizure of mines during crises and questions wage fairness amid living costs. Page 10 continued.
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Small Grain Growing Representatives In Session
Representatives from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana met in Wreaten Michigan to draft a program of agricultural legislation and to appoint a committee to urge President Coolidge to call a special session of Congress. The gathering opened a series of prize state meetings in the northwest during the past two months and was called by H Andersen, chairman of the voluntary state preparatory committee. Bingene Joskson, senator-elect from a nearby state, was set to outline the aims of the meetings late this afternoon.
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Weather Summary: Showers and Cooler Across Regions
The season's weather bulletin notes showers and cooler conditions across Wisconsin and nearby areas with tonight and Tuesday forecasts. Mostly fair weather expected in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota with some warmer pockets in the south central regions. Lake Superior area may see cooler conditions and small changes in temperatures across eastern portions.
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