French debt settlement raises cautious relief in Paris
Paris reports a cautious sense of relief over a provisional debt settlement between France and Britain. The plan, tied to France paying 523 million dollars in 62 yearly installments, hinges on U S negotiations and French approval. British and French officials weigh the balance of payments and future Franco American talks.
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Four Lives Claimed by Lake Michigan in Pere Winds
A Lake Michigan incident as strong surface winds caused waves and swimmers to struggle. Ira Karjata, 13, was swept away and died. Another person, identified as Karfala, reportedly attempted suicide after learning of her father's death but was saved by rescuers. A fifth person, age 47, died near Chicago while fishing after challenges in sudden weather.
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Runaway Horse Team Kills Worker in Wisconsin Race
Fond du Lac Wisconsin dispatch: Charles Grossen, a laborer at a bag crew, was instantly killed Wednesday when a team of runaway horses bolted. He tried to grab the harness as the horses lunged, but the team surged forward striking him and causing a fatal fall in the perilous race setup.
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Geraldine Farrar to Star in Comic Opera
New York AP report says Geraldine Farrar will become a star in a comic opera, with contracts signed after leaving the Metropolitan Opera. Alfred Aprons, manager, announced the agreement as Farrar reconciles with new management and schedules a New York premiere.
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President Coolidge to receive more callers at White House
Associated Press reports President Coolidge plans to increase day arrivals at the summer White House as his vacation nears end. To give Mrs Coolidge rest, fewer visitors are admitted on grounds. With an early return to Washington likely, few government officials will confer unless urgent matters arise.
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Vice President Dawes Marks Sixtieth Birthday Quietly
Vice President Charles G Dawes observed his sixtieth birthday with a routine workday at the White House and a luncheon for Japanese ambassador Tsuneo Sato. He attended the funeral of Edward Addison Bancroft and prepared to travel to Mauston Wisconsin for the Juneau county fair with a pageant planned at the fair. General Rufus R Dawes led volunteers in a Civil War mobilization.
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German reply to continue parley on security matter
The Paris ambassador delivered Germany's reply to France on security discussions. Germany agrees to continue talks on a security pact and to be represented at a London conference of jurists to consider the issue.
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Government Looks At Coal Stock To Prevent Shortage
The government reviews hard coal supplies amid industrial dispute risks a Sept. 1 shutdown. Officials hope a fall back plan keeps production and power stable while a pending meeting between operators and the United Mine Workers aims to avert mine closures. John H. Ale chairs the northeastern Pennsylvania strike committee and meets with Inka L. Laws.
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Soldiers in hot pursuit of bandits
Randall Geull reports from Peking on Chinese pursuit of bandits linked to Dr Harvey Howarth at Rockefeller Hospital. An American captive treated by bandits, they reportedly freed by force. Italian and French forces were sent to capture the bandits in Manchuria.
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Question of Ability to Pay Impacts Debt Issue
By Associated Press Washington, D. C. The French ability to pay a large debt is seen as key to a Franco American settlement before the American credit commission. Acting Secretary Winston said Paris must be treated as a creditor nation while the debtor creditor relation remains complex among European stakes. The treasury will demand full principal and interest, though the total collectible is not stated. Funding terms for Latvia and about $6.35 million are also referenced as possible actions.
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Mongrel Dog Hero Rescues Mistress From Rooming House Fire
A mongrel dog guides its elderly mistress to safety during a rooming house fire in San Antonio. Three firemen were injured and property damage was extensive as a wall collapsed during the blaze.
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French Forces Capture Key Objective in Morocco Campaign
French troops in Morocco report major gains as operations near Taza and Djebel Amesare secure pivotal objectives. They rout enemy positions, reoccupy sectors, and push retreats, with supply lines breaking under advancing fronts.
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Doings of the Senate Hopes Hopes and Campaign Tangles
A garbled Wisconsin piece traces Senate race jitters after La Follette's death. It notes candidates completing campaign details, reports on Francis McGavern Jatt, and Wilcox at the county fair, with late travel plans and radio addresses as parties appeal to voters.
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Trying Poplar Trees as Cattle Feed in Grass Shortages
Farmers in the Morera valley south of Aralund experiment with poplar trees as cattle feed due to scarce grass. The move draws mixed responses as some praise the leaves and buds while others doubt viability amid drought and exhaustion of pastures.
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Mexico to start paying national debt in September
A. M. government officials in New York announce Mexico will begin servicing its national debt in September. President-elect Plotaroe Caller reportedly died yesterday, and the government plans major domestic reform following debt payment.
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Wanderings of Aged Sheboygan Woman Ended
A Sheboygan area woman known for long walks reportedly left the breakwater during a nesting stroll and vanished at Lake Michigan. Authorities investigated as a drowning possibility as of mid month.
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Flood Waters Subsiding After Severe Japan Storm
Reports indicate flood waters are subsiding in Tokyo and surrounding prefectures after heavy rains and storms. The system caused widespread damage, with at least one death reported and thousands displaced as rivers overflowed and streets flooded in eastern Japan.
Dallas Player Wis From Miss Bernice Wall Of Oshkosh
Fragmented OCR text mentions Miss Bernice Wall of Oshkosh and a Dallas player connected to Wisconsi e. It includes garbled names and phrases about a basketball context with unclear events and timelines. The piece is incomplete and non-coherent but centers on a Wisconsin related figure and a Dallas player.
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Radio saves Arctic party survivors amid treacherous voyage
Survivors of a northern bay expedition endure peril as a radio saves a stranded Arctic party. The group, led by Captain Pagwell and Lane Graham, recounts their ordeal, the rescue effort, and the return journey with scarce supplies and a wary outlook.
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Wilbur Objects to Court Martial Case Again
The report records Wilbur’s renewed disapproval of a court martial proceeding. Details reference a warden and officials in a correctional context, with limited readable names and place cues. The fragmentary text suggests ongoing controversy and potential harassment of an involved party, but specifics remain unclear.
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Automobile Injuries Cause Rider's Death
A rider died after injuries in a vehicle crash. Initial reports indicate a collision occurred near Parra and involved local pedestrians. Police and emergency crews attended the scene. Further details including identities and exact cause are pending investigation.
Forest fires said to be under control in Wisconsin county
Reports from Superior Wisconsin and surrounding areas indicate forest fires are largely under control after extensive efforts by five fire fighters. Farmers and volunteers aided with conditions easing as rain aided suppression, while crews continued mopping up near burned areas and roadsides.
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Dentist on Trial as Wife Murderer Hangs Self in Jail
A dentist facing murder charges in a wife’s death reportedly hanged himself in his county jail. The trial centered on the disappearance ofhis wife, whose body was found in a local vehicle. Acquaintances testified about money transfers and the couple’s troubled marriage, while prosecutors argued the dentist planned the killing.
Rosg oe Pound May Seek OHIG University Presidency
A garbled report from the Associated Press notes Dean Teco Dil at Mieward bas contemplates the University leadership role. It mentions connections to State University and potential candidates from Europe, with unclear details about timelines or official actions.
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Prohibition Enforcement Focused by Treasury Official
In an exclusive interview, Gen Lincoln C. Andrews, newly appointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, outlines his approach to ending the federal liquor era. He notes a $11.2 million annual budget for enforcement and describes hiring practices while detailing the need to end sentiment against federal law.
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First to File Papers in Varabon Senate Race
Nomination filings show Eward Ulthmar of Varabon entering as an independent candidate under a Coolidge-Dawes platform for the special election to fill the late Infal La Fotlette term. About 2000 mime petitions were submitted with secretary Fred Zimmerman noting early filing, campaign dates set for Sept 15, and primary deadlines approaching.
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Utility economics instruction at the State University
A university report notes changes to instruction in utility economics at the State University. The program will focus on foundational courses and demand careful consideration of regulatory rates and market analysis for future graduates.
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