PRESIDENT IN PREPARATION FOR CAMPAIGN TOUR
President Coolidge plans speeches on foreign debt world court taxation and agriculture with a push for tax reduction. He will travel from Plymouth to Washington with Mrs Coolidge and John, then consider radio or personal appearances across Kansas City St Louis and Chicago. A Holy Name Society address in Washington could follow, with campaign strategy by William M Butler.
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Wiliam J Losh
United Press
Plymouth
Coolidge
Washington
John
Mia
Coollace
Mellon
Kansas City
St Louis
Chicago
John W. Pavis
Ap Wugself
Harding
Holy Name
Wiliam M Butler
Evanston
Mme
Tienen
Petobathy
Alyyddreas
Dywes
Lincoln
Ofer Font Neo
Eal
Radio Messache
Washington, DC
Henitur
Dad Follette
Candidat
Hemyn
Kovale
WCAT
New
York City
WIAR
Providence
Miltalirg
WOW
Cincinnati
BMAQ
Prince of Wales Plans Next Treat for Passengers
On the Berengaria the Prince of Wales and his entourage enjoyed a concert by Grace Larue as the ship faced rough seas. Passengers wonder what royal entertainment awaits them for the last night aboard. The prince toured the ship, visiting the engine room printing shop and hospital, seeking reassurance there will be no further incidents on the voyage.
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Charles W Sutton
United Presa Om
Prince of Wales
Royal Heir
Grace Larue
Princes
Yrle
Harvard
Prince
Wales
Short Course for Agricists Starts Nov 5
The annual Wisconsin college of agriculture short course begins November 5 and ends January 2. Under Prof H Farrington, the course counts as six months of required training for a license to operate a cream factory and a cheese factory.
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Associated Trosa
Madison
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
H. Farrington
New witnesses arise in Brandt brothers trial
Three additional estate witnesses, deemed highly important, are located in Beaver Wisconsin. They were brought to Marinette District Attorney Peter F Murphy and sworn, with statements the state says will damage defendants John and Louis Brandt in their murder trial.
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United Presa
Marinette
Wis
John
Louis Brand
Beaver
Peter F Murphy
Marinette County
Chores Trial Debate Over Wheeler Sept Trial Date
United Free dispatch reports Chicago agitators opposing a September indictment of Senator Burton K Wheeler to block his speaking campaign. They denounce investigations as partisan framing while Montana DA action signals GOP campaign aims, drawing strong responses from national Republicans and Wheeler allies.
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United Free
Chicago
Biters
Jtuba
Nelson Ln
Vollette-Wheeler
Akouins
Burton K Wheeler
Wheeler
Mary Nelson
Posten
Tarhor
Wheeler Junn
Department of Justicce
Ramibican
Chronology of Leopold Loeb Case Chronology
Chronology of the Leopold and Loeb murder case outlines the 1924 Chicago events. It details the discovery of Robert Franks body May 22 in a railroad culvert, the May 21 disappearance of Nathan Leopold Jr and the Franks boy, the suspects’ wealth connections, May 29 arrests of Leopold and Loeb, indictments for murder and kidnapping, and the July hearings before Judge John R. Caverly. The narrative notes the wealthy families, the arrest locations, and the progression to a guilty plea and trial.
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Associated Prev
Chicago
Robert Tranks
Tie
Jacob Franks
Ente Avenue
Watch Comepany
Chance
Ato
Beng
Warlants
Franks
Nathan Leopold Jr
Greenwood Avenie
Hig
Ufe
Leopold
Richard Loeb
Albert Loeb
FIM Avenue
Sears Ryebuck
Young Trank
Teopolds
Cook County
John R. Caverly
Criminal Court of
Caverly
Judge Caverly Rules On Tate Counsel Fight
Judge John F. Caverly admonished Crowe and Tate counsel in a courtroom clash over remarks deemed cowardly and dastardly by the judge. He called the conduct a threat to the court and signaled a decision to be announced later after reviewing the prepared defense statements and arguments from both sides.
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Treva
Chicago
Wheaties
Hebert
Crowe
Aueres
John F. Carerh
Isu
Nathan Tegpold Dt
Richard Toeh
Crowes
Bani
Tor Uinth Sales Gunite
Mb Crowe
Mks
Drowever
Stetes
Crown
Tamesh Gorthind
Teapottae
Jude
Darrow
Atenoigraphers
Dissolution of Reichstag Seen Almost Certain Now
Berlin dispatch reports rising pessimism as Reichstag reconvenes to vote on London pact reparations measures. Despite multiple bills passing, no guarantee of a two thirds majority exists, fueling talk of dissolution and new elections next month amid amendments demanding Ruhr evacuation guarantees and withholding pact signing until Versailles guilt clause is resolved.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Reichstak
Leadera
Thoray
Lamdon
Treichstag
Ruhr
Cabiet
London
Uncle Sam Sure of Air Victory
The article recalls a wartime air victory as American forces report a successful mission and honor fallen pilots. It mentions Lieutenant Nelson and the crew of the Newth Tolar Plane, the distance covered, and the toll of the accident.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Sinita
Nelson
Loenter
Derailed Odessa to Monow Express Crashes in Russia
A derailed Odessa to Monow express train in Russia killed about forty passengers and injured many more. The blast from the boiler and a rear brake failure caused a rapid fire as the engine toppled and exploded. Relief trains were dispatched from a nearby station as officials awaited precise casualty figures.
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Russia
Peek
Odessa
Forts
Monow
Ia Aide
Mess
Marriage completes romance begun at national convention
Frank W Getty of the United Prom and Maxine Davin a Washington newspaper woman and head of the Woman's Patrional News bureau were married today The couple met at the national convention where Davin served as a special correspondent for United News and then joined the United Press staff They will reside in New York with Davin continuing her newspaper work
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United Preme
New York
Frank W Getty
United Prom
Maxine Davin
Washington
Patrional
Mise Davis
United News
Whitherty
United Press
Mass Davie
Iy Dew York
Coolidge Morning Walk Highlights Campaign News
Fragmented OCR text shows political activity with Coolidge noted for a morning walk. Mentions of Roosevelt era style campaign notes, radio broadcasts, and a Democratic presidential drive touching cities such as Washington and New York. Contains unclear names and garbled phrases.
Violent Tremor Triggers Tidal Wave Across Regions
A violent earth tremor lasting ten seconds was felt in Tees land on Tuesday evening, dispatches from Copnanhagen report. The shock was especially strong in Reykjavik and Hoenfjora and was followed by a tide wave, according to the news agency.
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Anancinted
Pras
Landon
Teesland
Copnanhagen
Ocean liners battered by storm off Atlantic coast
The article recounts a severe Atlantic storm that battered multiple ocean liners near the coast. Passengers faced danger as winds tore at ships and wave action caused extensive damage. Rescue teams rushed to aid vessels while crews battled to keep decks clear and vessels under control amid high seas.
Attendance dips at state fair versus 1923 record
Milwaukee fairgoers show a slight decline from the 1923 attendance peak. Officials report about 1,6621 visitors yesterday, with a total turnout nearing 44,008 as crowds return for programs after morning ceremonies led by Governor Toot Winnie and former governor Bot Thiion.
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Puesaday
Milwan al
Milusiiens Tnt
Mivor Horna Gioels
Milwaukee
Tate
Toot Winnie
Pate Vesterdas Whitt
Pers
Robinson Leaves to Collaborate with OQ D Young
Robinson, president of the First National Bank of Los Angeles, left yesterday with Mrs Robinson for Paris to collaborate with Caen I Young on the administration of the Dawes reparations plan. Mr Young served with Mr Robinson and General Charles G. Poindexter during the original negotiations of the Dawes committees.
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SoMae Owen D. Young
League of Nations
Germany
New York
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Rufus Dawea
Charles G
Joy Angeles
Call — Hanry i
Robmnann
Natonal Bank
Lan Angeles
Yessterday
Mra Trobinson
Paris
Caen 1
Young
Dawea
Lebinson
Feneral Eharies
Former governor and lumberman dies in Everett
Everett Wash David M Clough former governor of Minnesota and lumber mill president died last night of heart trouble at age 44 He had lived in Everett twenty years and was born in Lynd No He is survived by a widow and two daughters Harvey Regubllewn guber HAtOrId candidates
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Everett
Wash
David M. Clough
Minnesota
Lumber Milla
Clough
Jin
Lynd
Democratic Leaders Split Over Klans Role in Campaign
Amid persistent Klan activity and denouncements by Senator Wil, Democratic leaders warn the Ku Klux Klan could influence the race nationwide. The party contrasts a push to condemn the Klan with calls to avoid alienating voters, while candidates face pressure on how to address the issue before September.
Heavy timbers blamed for railroad wreck in Athens
United Press reports heavy timbers bound to the track caused a New York Central passenger train wreck near Athens yesterday. Two stamen were killed and officers investigated the line of the wreck today. Damaged railroad ties and hinges were noted amid the debris as investigators probed the scene.
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Sy United
Athens
Otte
New York Central
Tagdey Railroad
Campaign Day by Day in 1924 Republican Race
United States campaign week shows Coolidge ending vacation to return to Washington and press attention. Davis crafts Labor Day speech with Western tour in Wheel ing and talks with leaders. Wheeler attacks Coolidge from New England while Klan opposition grows in Idaho Kansas Ohio and New York. Al Smith reelection bid questions arise as New York Democrats seek a unifying candidate.
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New York
Jenni Wo Davi
Democrata
Haga
Mradanioyi Perudon
Vietor Mone
Owahoma
Pxeling
Joc Welton
Wan
Maton
William
Pate Tonkall
Brive Klan
Iifner
Wile
Onin
Babe
Davis Aininel
Diacma
Columbun Venterdey
Atetamontia
Ferdinand Bb Marelon
Hexro
Jender
Fiead
Veter Hurena
Charles Thomcglis
Democratic Aente
Wetueette
Krepublcan
Klan
Hin
Klattianvec
Campolan
Davis
United Treas
Texico
Coolidge
Vermont
Washington
Congress
John W Davis
Tanne Davis
Locuat Valley
Wheeling
Wva
Henrys Ford
Hart
Montreal
Wheeler
Conlidge
New England
Inoue
Tdaho
Kanna Democrats
Ohio
New York Democrata
al Smith
Death by own action pact alleged in Wisconsin note
In Ripon Wisconsin authorities investigated the death of Rhoda Gemeinhardt 17 and Witt 38 of Milwaukee found in a closed car. A note read we have fulfilled a promise and now let us rest for ever and ever. police consider possible murder suicide. autopsies and coroners inquest underway. A separate blast in Des Moines injured twelve and killed one, Everett Armel, a grocery truck driver.
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Regociated Press
Ripon
Wis
Rhoda Gemeinhardt
Hermin Witt
Milwalker
Witt
Milwaukee
Cirvonology
Witt Ten
Aled Fen
Associated Presa
Nos Moines
Fie Ong
South Aide
Everett Armel
Epidemic Meningitis Spreads to Tokyo Area
An AP report notes the meningitis epidemic has reached Tokyo prefecture with 281 cases and 102 deaths. The total nationwide toll is 990 deaths across the impacted regions. Authorities warn of continuing spread and urge public health measures.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Torror Prefecture
Fair Weather Rumbles Over Wisconsin Tonight
Weather forecast predicts fair to night and likely Friday with light winds in Wisconsin. Temperatures near 28 to 13 degrees may range with slight warming by late week. Officials caution changes in conditions could affect travel and outdoor plans.
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Jon San
Associated Press
Nortmeester
Micha
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