Greek King May Be Asked To Rule Again
Reported from Athens that a plan to restore former King George to the Greek throne may emerge from the revolution. General Plastiras and exiled Pangalos figures discussed negotiations with President Coundourios, while a people’s demand could drive restoration. Elections set for October 24 after Condils formed cabinet.
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Georges
Greece
Plastiras
Jugo-Slavia
Pangalos
Athens
To- Gar
Coundourious
George
Iamdon
Iala
Condsils
Miss Page to Meet Mrs Hill for Western Title
In Olympia Fields semifinal play, Miss Dorothy Page of Maple, Madison, 17, to face Mrs O S Hill of Meade, Lake, Kansas in the Women's Western Championship final. Page defeated Naomi Ulrich 2 and 1 to reach the final. Hill beat Siewart Hanler 3 to 2 with strong driving and solid putting.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Olympia Fields
Wil
Dorothy Page
Maple
Inft
Madison
Naomi Uli
In- Giare
Airs
O. S Fhil
Meatiex
Lake
Kensas Clifs
Mio
Missouri
Irs
Siewsart Hanler
Lochmoors
Detroit
Miss Hull
Permanent branch formed of lighthouse? Locomotive engineers
A new permanent State organization of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Ladies' Auxiliary was formed at Fond du Lac Wisconsin. The state group will affiliate with the national order and follow its by-laws. No officers were elected. a governing board of directors was named with R. Wilseit of Antigo as chairman and C.A. Bruck of Fond du Lac and H.B. Bucher of Waukesha among initial members.
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Fond, du Lac
Wis
Wingo
Brotherhood of Locomiot Engineers
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ths
National Order
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R. Wilseit
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H. B. Bucher
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Ferry Tragedy Capsizes on Megna River
Four passengers missing after the Megna ferryboat capsized in midstream near Neakhall Bengal. About one hundred people were aboard when the craft broke in two and sank. only six survivors known, many swept away by swift currents.
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Associated Press
Neakhall
Bengal
India
Son Drowns While Swimming Off Whitefish Bay
Clarence Steward, 21, drowned while swimming near Whitefish Bay in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin last night. His father watched from shore unable to help as the tragedy occurred.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Clarence Steward
Whitefish Bay
US Treasury predicts surplus and possible tax cuts in 1925
Washington predicted a fiscal year surplus near 400 million dollars paving the way for tax reductions by 1925. Revenue growth comes from rising income taxes and record customs receipts while debt reduction funds are applied. a major obstacle remains 1928 third Liberty Bond maturity.
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Joseph S. Wasner
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Washington, DD
Treasury
Insurgents seize Nicaraguan village as Americans injured
Reports say revolutionists attacked Puerte Cabezas, center of Bras Tan Bluit Lumber and Standard Fruit operations. The focal hospital was fired on, a gunboat requested, and Pearl City and Blue Fields were affected as insurgents advance on government positions.
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Managas
Teo Amecans
Puerte Cabezas
Bras- Tan Bluit Lumber Company
Standard Fruit Steamship Company
New Orleans
Focal Hospital
Nere
Pearl City
Blue Belds
Expert Says U S Can Sell All Wheat Harvested
An Associated Press report notes an expert forecasts the United States could market the entire wheat harvest this year. He cites a ten year average and suggests a crop around 315,690,000 bushels, with regional gains and limited yields in North Dakota Minnesota areas.
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Associated Press
Ghirara
United States
Winnines
Observer
Minnearots
Duluth
Goutas
North Dakota
Minnesota
Child Fatally Burned Near Kitchen Stove in Marion Wis
Three year old Clifford Shauger died from severe burns after tipping a pot of coffee near a kitchen stove in his Marion Wisconsin home. The incident occurred while he played nearby, and authorities filed a UPI report on the fatal accident.
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United Press
Marion
Wis
Clifford Shauger
Churches to Remain Shut in Mexico Amid Catholic Crisi
Mexico's Catholic episcopate says there will be no resumption of church services as religious laws are amended or repealed, and plans to petition Congress for constitutional changes. The boycott mood persists affecting business and daily life, with calls to buy only essentials.
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Mexico City
Uau Il
Mexico
Republic
Congress
Disaster Familiar to Mining Folk Near Clymer Vicinity
A report notes that since 1920 more than 1,530 miners have died in three nearby mine disasters. It recalls the Riley No. 1 explosion near Spangler on November 5, 1922 killing 72, the Barnes & Tucker collapse at Swanktown on January 26, 1923 claiming 37, and the Ocean Meld No. 1 blast at Clymer on August 26, 1923 with at least 44 fatalities.
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Clymer
United Frese Ciimer
Riley
Ocean Meld Bituminous Coal Corporation
Weather forecast for Wisconsin through Saturday
Forecast for Wisconsin calls for fair to night and Saturday with a few thundershowers possible in the southeast. Temperatures warm in the southern portion tonight then cooler Saturday afternoon or night with clearing skies.
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Wisconsin
Tilden Wins Five-Set Thriller To Eliminate Spanish Star
William Tilden the national champion battled back in a demanding match at the Newport invitation tournament defeating Manuel Aldonzo of Spain in four sets after dropping two. Tilden took the first set 6-1 then lost the next two 3-6 and 4-6 before each side tightened in the fifth to finish 6-4.
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Associated Press
Newport
William T. Tilden
Manuel Aldnzo
Spain
Bank Robbery Suspects Surrendered After Apprehension
Suspects from Minnesota are questioned after being taken to Appleton Wisconsin for alleged bank robberies. The two men identified as John Duckey McFarland and John Albrecht, both 31, were arrested Tuesday in St Croix Falls. A car used in Black Creek Prairie Farm and Dere robberies in May and June was found with pistols a sawed off shotgun and a rifle. Both have prior federal prison terms for a post office robbery at Deis in 1929.
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St Croix Falls
Wis
John Duckey
McFarland
Joohn Albrecht
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Appleton
A. M. Devoursney
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Ieond
Black Creek
Prairie Farm
Clay Busters Target Handicap Trap Finals At Vandalia
United Press reports the Amateur Trapshooting Association hosts the twenty seventh annual event in Vandalia Ohio with 7600 shooters expected. beaver, a royal letter carrier from beaver ohio, tops the day with a tie for first in preliminaries with M Powers of Decatur Illinois. Derv ing of Columbus Wisconsin is named president of the association.
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United Press
Amateur
Beaver
M. Powers
Decatur
Hill
Trootore Nutt
Powers
Three Laborers Die After Car Struck By Fast Train
Three Stoughton laborers returning from the Dane County fair were killed when their stalled roadster on South Madison crossing at the Chicago North Western line was struck by a speeding train. Names given: Knute Bjerke 38 Andrew Steris 32 and Andrew Xtir 24 all of Stoughton. The bodies were found in wreckage and at a hospital. Patrolman Austin White saw the moment of impact and tried to warn them. Coroner to decide disposition at local gathering.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Stoughton
South Madison Crossing
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Hans Fossen
Norway
Knute Bjerke
Andrew Steris
Andrew Xtir
Bjerke
Sterle
Ettri
Yetri
Austin White
Dickens
Hohenieck
Cheese Producers Welcome New Wisconsin Warehouse
Three hundred Wisconsin Cheese Producers federation members gather in Marshfield for a housewarming and get together celebrating a newly completed federation warehouse. John Brandt of Land O Lakes Creamery, Minnesota, will speak on dairymen’s success in improving quality to raise butter prices. A directors’ meeting will conclude the gathering.
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Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Producers Federation
Federation
John Brandt
Lands Lakes Creamery Association of
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Wisconsin Hesemakers
Dairymen of
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Irony Marked Letter From Hr Daggett On Wallace Desertion
Milwaukee stalwart Republicans censure Wallace for backing Zimmermann over Charles B. Perry. Daggett, committee chair, writes sarcastically to Wallace calling Lenroot supporters foolish and mocks party divisions. The letter accompanies Perry’s criticism of Ingalls for deserting the Eby all party line.
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Republican Executive Committee
W. J. Ingalls
United Press
Milwaukee
Wallace Ingalls
Racine
Charles B. Perry
Harry B. Dagegett
Daggett
Wallace
Zimmerman
Ingalls
Dageeti
Charles B.perry
Eby Oll
Hero of bygone days dies penniless in Nebraska
James A. Geary aged 73, once hailed as a national hero for rescuing 1,400 people from a Mesaba forest fire near Duluth, Minnesota, died penniless in Omaha Nebraska. His health failed after a 1278 incident when he drove his train through a blaze. he later lived as a wanderer and died of pneumonia.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
James A. Geary
Geary
Mesaba Range
Duluth
Minn
Northwoods
Speeding Suspect Leaves Stolen Car for His Guarantee
A Racine Wisconsin report describes a man claiming funds were short after attempting a spectine. Police traced the vehicle to a different owner. a spare tire from a Racine car was found in the back seat and a missing person, Kee Voes, is sought.
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Wis
Grand Rapids
Johnston comes back in Newport doubles pairings win
California player William J. Johnston rallied after an injury to lead in an opening play and teamed with Dr. George King to defeat Malcolm Iis and Henry Johnson of Waban 6-3 4-6 6-1 in the Newport invitation tennis tournament.
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Associated Press
Newport, R. I
Walliam J. Johnston
California
Newports
Dr. George King
Malcolm Iis
Henry Johnson
Waban
Milwaukee Man Dies After Fall At Park
Jack Gilbo died of chronic alcoholism after falling from a bench in a south side Milwaukee park. He died at a hospital four hours later. the body is held at the morgue pending arrangements.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Jack Gilbo
Bank Bandits Wound Deputies and Kidnap Police Chief
Two Sequorah county deputy sheriffs were wounded and Tak fequah Chief J C Wall was taken captive by two bandits on the Albert Puke highway west of Sausaw after a debt pursuit. The suspects fled in a car following a tip about a bank robbery near the area.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Grand Jury to Hear Nooble Murder Case in Three Weeks
Somerville New Jersey awaits the Hall Mills murder case as Alexander Simpson says the grand jury will hear evidence in three weeks. Frances Stevens Hall and Willis Stevens are linked to Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Adis. Carpender and Stevens remain jailed awaiting indictment and trial.
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United Press
Somerville
N.L
Hall-Mills
Alexander Simpson
Frances Stevens Hell
Willis Stevens
Couse
Bennyce la Bruyere Carpender
Walls Street
Edward W. Hell
Eleanor R. Adis
Stimpson
Somerset County Grand Jury
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Lt Imous
Carpenger
Stevens
Hall
Associated Press
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Huhbertoware
HalfAife
Willie Stevens
Edward Wheeler Hall
Legion Men In Congress Are Remiss In Duty
Attendance at the annual American Legion convention in La Crosse, Wis, neared the 2000 mark at noon today. Vilas Whaley, executive, urged that Legion members in Congress pass the retirement bill for disabled emergency officers, arguing opposition stems from Legion foes and lobbyists. A resolution urged continued pressure on Congress, noting strong support in prior national conventions.
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Whaley
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Kansas City
San Francisco
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Omaha
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Dawes Birthday Requests Flowers or Interviews
The report notes Dawes seeking flowers or interviews on his birthday amid a crowded event scene. Residents recall no fuss over the birthday while Charlies G. Daves is named in a local context and interview interest spans multiple areas.
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Dawes
Woman Killed as Car Plunges From Embankment
A car rolled over a steep embankment killing a woman and injuring four others. The husband and any other passengers were also involved as authorities investigated the crash.
Rescue chorus amid mining disaster bright spot in Clymer
In a shattered Clymer mining village, rescue teams and Salvation Army volunteers brought a moment of relief after a deadly explosion claimed over forty workers. The corps of around fifteen Salvation Army members aided families and the grieving community as villagers gathered for support.
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jStricken
Villate
Clymer Mine
Salvation Army
Pennsylvania
Sweet Papa notes to be aired again
A fragmentary court record mentions Edith Abieman of Elgin and Gus Holman in a 1900s style suit for 1500 dollars with amendments to include conspiracy charges. A verdict of 15900 is noted as reversed by the state supreme court, leaving Holman as the sole defendant.
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Enurt
Edith
Abieman
State Supreme Court
Holman
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