Drowning Victim Named in Oshkosh Controversy Amid Middle East Turmoil
Reports from the Near East describe Moslem unrest spreading from Palestine into trans-Jordan and Syria with looting and demonstrations in Jerusalem. British reinforcements from Malta and Cairo are dispatched as frontier closures tighten. Casualty estimates vary amid censorship and broken communications, with Jews and Arabs suffering in Jerusalem and surrounding districts.
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Syria
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Malta
Cairo
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Beirut
Damascus
Aire
La Follette tensions shape Wisconsin party lines above 1920s power
Milwaukee political writers report a push within the Progressive and La Follette camps to back a state ticket next year. The analysis weighs Blaine's leverage, rivalries with Madison leadership, and potential effects if Phil La Follette challenges Kohler. Power and public ownership issues drive intra party maneuvering.
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Philp Poteette
Bank Bandit Trio Sought After Milwaukees Heist
Police chase in Milwaukee centers on three nervous bandits who fled with $1500 after robbing People's State bank of Cudahy. Police Chief Medrow suspects a gang behind several summer robberies and believes they may rendezvous on Milwaukee's east side downtown.
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Opening of Fair Marred by Injuries at Milwaukee State Fair
Two people were injured on opening day at the Milwaukee state fair. Carl Prie gel, 10, fell from the grand stand to the pavement, suffering a possible skull fracture. E M Murphy fractured a wrist when his car lurched, pinning him against the cattle building.
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Carl Priegel
E. M. Murphy
Temperance Crusader Samuel Reed Titus Dies at 75
Samuel Reed Titus, a longtime temperance crusader, died at Marshfield Hospital at age 75 from injuries after a fall from a ladder in a hall during a temperance lecture tour across the Midwest before the Volstead Act.
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Samuel Reed Titus
Marshfield
Middlewest
Graf Zeppelin To Leave After Four Days Visit
Graf Zeppelin departs Laketwist for Priedrithshafen Germany after a four day stay at the New Jersey naval air station. Telegram from E A Winkler western passenger agent confirms the voyage.
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Priedrithshafen
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E. A. Winkler
Oshkosh golfer wins over Ariel Vilas at Cleveland
Miss Bernice Walt of Oshkosh defeats Ariel Vilas of Chicago two up in the Western Women's golf tourney in Cleveland. Mrs O S Hill of Kansas City shot 77 to medalist honors, beating Mrs Harald Forman of Chicago 5 and 3. Other results include Miss Virginia Wilson of Chicago and Mrs Larry Nelson of Dayton eliminated in surprise defeats.
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Oshkosh
Ariel Vilas
Chicago
Cleveland
O. S Hill
Kansans City
Harald Forman
Virginia Wilson
Larry Nelson
Dayton
Illinois man shoots alater at Greenwood
Paul Peterson 26 of Waukegan Illinois shot and killed Mrs Ernest Riggs 40 and critically wounded her husband at their home eight miles west of Greenwood Wisconsin. Peterson fled toward Illinois as authorities searched the area. Riggs died in Marshfield hospital and a blood transfusion was planned to try to save his life.
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Paul Peterson
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Noted Aviatrices Entered in Races at National Air Races
In Cleveland Mrs Louise McPherridge Thaden leads a distinguished group of aviatrices in a five mile national air races event over a closed ten loop course. Phoebe Omlie and Thea Rasche of Germany join the field along with Lady Mary Heath of England noted for her London to Bagdad flight. Officials say cross country flyers face the era's toughest tests for women pilots blending long distance and short course flying.
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Louise McPherridge Thaden
Aviatrices
Phoebe Omlie
Thea Rasche
Germany
Lady Mary Heath
England
London
Bagdad
Plane Still Up Over Syracuse In Endurance Flight
Clyde Pangborn and Carl A. Dixon aboard the Empire State Standard continued their record attempt above the state fair grounds near Syracuse after more than twenty one hours aloft. They reported all well and going strong as they took to the air at 11 04 EST yesterday. Contact with the fuel ship was made at 5 am.
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Syracuse
Clyde Pangborn
Carl A. Dixon
Charges Dropped Against Clifford Cleveland in Marshfield Case
In Marshfield Wisconsin charges against Clifford Cleveland president of the Cleveland Insurance Agency for taking 1000 were dismissed in municipal court after an audit found insufficient evidence. The audit showed lack of proof to hold Cleveland.
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Marshfield
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Clifford Cleveland
Clifford Cleveland Insurance Agency
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Cleveland
Appointments to Federal Farm Board: Eight Names Revealed
The eight nominees for the federal farm board are expected to be presented to the Senate next week for confirmation. Alex Legge will be board president for one year, with chairmanship later likely to pass to James Stone. Other terms include Carl Williams six years and Charles Wilson four years, with two-year terms for Sam McKelvie and William Schilling, among others. Senator Brookhart plans questions on wheat stabilization policy.
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Associated Press
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Tir Way
Rebel of Agriculture
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Legge
Tearne
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Tearne Ahairs
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Oklahoma
James ©. Stone
Kentucky
Stone
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New York
CG. B. Denman
Missouri
Willian P. Schilling
Minnesota
Sam R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Herry
McNary
Governor appoints Hoighins to state conservatory commission
Governor Koller names Louis M. Hoighins of Madison to replace Frank Gilbert on the state conservatory commission. Be. M. Nahberg of Ladysmith also named to serve on the same commission.
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Koller
Louis M. Hoighins
Frank Gilbert
State Conservatory Commissiary
BE. M. Nahberg
Ladysmith
Suca
Senate Deadlock Over Gas Tax Split Stalls Wisconsin Senate
The Wisconsin Senate failed to agree on six gasoline tax and contraction proposals in a daylong dispute between northern and southern members. A preliminary vote approved the Duncan bill seeking repeal of personal property tax and replacing it with a broader gasoline tax structure while a similar measure previously passed by the Senate stalled in the Assembly. The body planned to reconvene in the afternoon to resolve differences on the fuel tax, with northern senators pushing for higher through-state highway funding and southern members seeking refunds for road expenditures already made.
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Pasonne Lotlay
Serfars Owawk Ube
Senate sustains veto on chain store tax proposal
Madison Wisconsin lawmakers vote 12 to 10 to override Governor Kohler’s veto of a bill imposing a tax on chain stores. The measure would tax each outlet in two store chains and larger chains, with escalating amounts per unit.
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Walter J. Kohler
Bernhard Geftelman
Milwaukee
William H. Markham
Horleon
Fovernor
Lipton Confident Ahead of Fifth America Cup Attempt
Sir Thomas Lipton remains optimistic as he prepares in London for his fifth bid to win the America's Cup for Britain. He says he has never felt more confident about securing the famed yachting trophy.
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Thanx Maiptott
Britash Snortsman
United States
Brit
Thomas
Sailor Drowned Near Chefoo Returns Home for Burial
Shanghu 47 C A Stonehanse pharmacist’s mate aboard the US ship Pope al Chetoo drowned August 24. His body is being returned to his home at Palo Alto California.
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Wisconsin and Michigan Weather Outlook Tonight and Wednesday
The report notes increasing cloudiness tonight and warmer temperatures on Wednesday across the lower Great Lakes and Michigan regions. Winds are northeast with light to moderate speeds, no precipitation, and temperatures around 40 in the Wisconsin and nearby areas.
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Upper Lakes
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Hays
Tariff Debate Sparks GOP Attacks and Senate Watch
Washington reports intense preface to a tariff bill with Republicans framing Democratic criticism as unprepared and dangerous. A charity report draft and Senate briefing are planned for next week while the administration defends the bill against alleged subversion and election-year risk.
Bobby Jones Refuses $50,000 Talkie Offer
The Bulletin reports Bobby Jones national amateur champion spurned a $50,000 for two weeks work in a talkie motion picture by Jesse L. Lasky. Jones, at Del Monte preparing for the national amateur tournament starting Sept. 2, said he would not cash in on his fame. He also refused a separate Atlanta offer regarded as too large for a non golfer.
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Bulletin Roday
Bobby Jones
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del Monte
Here
Jesse L. Lasky
Maveline
Atlanta
Prisoner to Be Sent to New York for Trial
Abate son of New York City, arrested here August 14 as a suspect in a Superior murder case, will be sent to New York for trial as a parole violator. Officials said yesterday they were unable to face the necessary witness to develop the case against Madison.
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New York
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Madison
Body found floating near Neenah river mouth identified as Albert Ebner
The body of 10 Main Street resident Albert Ebner a seven year old boy was found floating at the mouth of the Vox River near the south shore at 9 43 this morning. Identification followed a receipt found in a later conveyance. Relatives said Ebner had been missing since Friday and had been visiting a son in Neenah and another on a farm in Algoma. The death is considered accidental drowning after police recovered the body and no marks of violence were found. Funeral arrangements were set with Fies and Bills funeral home.
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Fies & Bills Funeral
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ROUND THE WORLD LOG OF THE GRAF AIRSHIP TO DATE
The Graf airs ship completed its Tokyo leg to Kasumigaura airport covering 6880 miles in 11 hours 53 minutes. It then departed Kasumigaura for Los Angeles, sighted the Farralone islands, and after 78 hours 58 minutes total, landed in Los Angeles before heading to Lakehurst.
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Graf Zeppelin Passes Near Willcox Amid Raging Weather Route Debates
The Graf Zeppelin was sighted near the Arizona New Mexico line and over Willcox at noon, flying about 1000 feet as it weighs options to reach Lordsburg and Lakehurst. Weather forecasts favored a southern route via New Orleans and Washington, while eastern cities might see clear skies though some storms linger. The post office confirms the airship carries over six thousand pieces of round the world mail to be unloaded at Lakehurst.
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Tokyo
Two Die and Woman Wounded in Boston Air Derby Crash
A Cessna monoplane participating in the Philadelphia to Cleveland air derby crashed near Boston airport. Two men died on site while a female passenger, Mrs Deveraux, was critically injured. The plane, one of twelve taking off from Camden, N J, traveled about 180 mph before the crash.
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Red" Deveraux
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Air Company
Kris
Rim of Ohio Derby Deferred at Cleveland Stay
The Rim of Ohio air derby, linked with ongoing national air races, was postponed today in Cleveland. Officials cited weather and field conditions as the reason for delaying the event and rescheduling to a later date.
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