UTMOST CALM PREDICTED AS COAL STRIKE CONTINUES
Chicago reports calm in face of coal strike as 25 million tons of anthracite reserves are cited and experts warn of potential substitutes. Andrew Murphy notes high coal prices and shifts in industrial fuel use while Washington claims no plan to intervene to end the dispute.
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Chicago
Middlewest
United Pregs
Transserer
Andrew T. Murphy
Chiscago Publiher
The
Black Diamond
Nurphy Sud
United States
Washington, Th. C
Chicago City Leaders Push Meter Ordinance Amid War Dept Threats
Chicago officials press for a water meter ordinance to meet an ultimatum from Major Rufus Putnam, War Department district engineer. Aldermen face pressure as Lawrence F. King of the sanitary district warns of action while factional debate surrounds the meter plan. The mayor schedules a council meeting next Tuesday to vote.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Rufus Putnem
Sistrict
Taske Michivan
Seorse Brennan
Abnols Demons Ae
Aasinge
Meyer Dever
Lawrence F. King
Vanitary
War Department
Putnam
Kine
CANDIDATES FILE NOMINATION PAPERS FOR PRIMARY
United Press reports Madison area candidates begin filing with the secretary of state. By noon three names are chosen Daniel Wendward Kankauna Republican William George Bruce Milwaukee Democrat Edward F Dithmar Berahoo Independent for special and primary. Other papers expected before midnight. Francis E McGovern Milwaukee Democrat Arther Enrre Manitowee Republican are among those anticipated to file as deadlines approach.
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United Press
Madison
Gecretary of State's Office
Daniel Wendward
Kankauna
Wiliam George Bruce
Milwaukee
Tdemocrat
Edward F. Dithmar
Berahoo
Robert
Ta Folletto
Tireressive
Francis E. McGovern
Mhwalkes Tepublicans
Foy
Witox Ena
Clalem
American Aviators in Morocco Score Many Direct Hits
American aviators in Morocco unleash a flurry of bombs and direct hits as they engage enemy forces. Reports describe aggressive air strikes across targets near Fez and surrounding areas, with strong emphasis on destroying enemy positions and supporting Allied ground operations.
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Morocco
President Goodlidge Visits Historic Landing Place Today
President Con Hideo Laine and Mrs Coolidge arrive by Marblehead Mayflower cruise to Plymouth Rock Burial Hill and other historic sites in Maymouth Massachusetts before a luncheon with C. W. Taeron publisher of The Wall Street Journal and The Boston News Bureau.
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Maymouth
Mass
Hideo Laine
Plaii
Marblehead
Coolidge
Plymouth Hock
Old Burial Bih
C. WL Taeron
Wall Sereer Jounal
Boson News Bureau
Wisconsin Governor Francis Mee campaigns in Oshkosh
Governor Francis Mee spoke at Armory 1B in Oshkosh, urging support for his record and national foreign policy positions. The audience of Oshkosh residents filled Merritt Street Armory, reacting warmly as Mee presented a calm, issue focused address without bitterness. The Wilcox candidacy was lightly noted as a private affair.
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Armory
Roy
United States
Francis Ee Mee
Wisconsin
Merritt Street
Wilcox Candl
Contino
Pace
Pearl R Phillips Named New Head of Taycheedah Facility
Madison announces Pearl R Phillips of Madison as the new superintendent of the Wisconsin industrial home for women at Taycheedah. The state board cites her training and decade in social service, including delinquency work and investigation, as qualifications for overseeing the Taycheedah institution.
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Mas, Pearl R. Phillips
Taycheedah
State Board Annownges
Associated Press
Madison
Pearl R. Phillips
Wisconsin
Phillips
Haeften
Zie
Dane County
Javenie Court
Wore
FoMins
Weil Brown
Wederer
Fips
Che Mart
Coumre
Philips Carpe
Mackinng
Tacoma
Wash
Big Pardon Calendar Announced For Applications
Officials invite pardons and amnesty applications in late summer as hearings and reviews are scheduled across September and August. The calendar lists key dates and participating departments, with public notices outlining eligibility and submission deadlines.
Prosecution in Embezzlement Case in Rural District
A male suspect and a female treasurer face charges of embezzlement. The Rural District Board names an Associated Prosecutor and waives preliminary hearings. Public details reference a Saturday proceeding and extreme penalties amid financial misappropriation allegations.
Wilcox Backs President Policies in Wisconsin Speech
Genwi Chy reports Wilcox, Republican candidate for U S Senate, declares support for President Coolidge’s policies before 3800 farmers in St. Croix Runn Pierce and Barron counties. He urges nominating petitions against La Follette and criticizes the Madison ring, calling for farm legislation to aid bargaining and antidotal methods.
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Associated Preen
Genwi Chy
Winestoy Pe Wietux
Edadidlase
le Bollerte «Heaney
Robert M. la Follere, Jr
Ate
la Follette
United States
Senate
Madison Ring
Fle la Follette
Stuli
United Press
Giennoall
Wis
President Coolidge
Ras P. Wilcox
Senacor
St. Croix
Runn
Pierce
Barron Cnuntler
Witrax
Lepiathton
Tarinern
Lake Geneva
Wilcox
Wilenx Riba
Eallergion
Fainor Fishers
United States Debt Talks Stir Anglo French Pact
The piece reports on French and British efforts to settle the Anglo French debt with the United States, noting a three cornered conference rejected by U S officials. It cites Senator Borah on avoiding U S involvement and outlines anxiety in Washington over possible British conduct and settlements in London.
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Saunver
Renee
Boyland
Ragland
Vattel
Washington
Borit
France
United States
England
Kineland
London
Associated Preas
Vaw
Winston
Smo
American Debt Commission
Ualtnd Vsorten
Corn Production Up From Last Year Despite Drought
A September report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago cites increased corn production compared with last year. Conditions in the district are favorable though threshing losses from intermittent rain reduced yields in wheat and nuts. Farmers face uncertain gains with packing and pork sectors affected by shifting demand and unemployment in the area.
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CF United Presay
Chicago
Fae Enery
Chiraga
Pune
Governor Smith Opposes Hylan in 1944 Campaign
Fragmented OCR text references Governor Smith outlining reasons against Hylan, mentions a faction aligned with a hate group, and notes political maneuvering and alleged misconduct by rivals and supporters. The garbled lines point to a contested election scene with party figures and city leadership discussions.
Gullibility of Moon Buyer Revealed in interview
A satirical piece by Frank Getty describes an exclusive, unauthorised interview with the Moon buyer. It sketches the buyer’s credulity, claims about imported spirits, and a staged scene intended to expose gullibility and promotional manipulation.
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Frank Getty
United Press
United_ rons
Washington
United Peas
Jails hold alleged whisky ring heads in three states
A garbled report describes police capturing leaders of a whisky ring across three states. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece notes arrests and mentions locations and dates as part of a wider crackdown.
Neenah Plans Seventy Bridges Over Fox River
Neenah voters weigh a major public works plan to build 70 new bridges across the Fox River. The proposal outlines extensive riverfront infrastructure, anticipated costs, and potential impacts on traffic and local development.
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Neewah
Fox River
Northwest Business Confidence Improves in Early Report
A terse summary notes stronger business confidence in the Northwest with improved hiring and production indicators. Mentions Fed data, building conditions, and larger shipments of grain and coal as signs of steadier activity influencing outlook.
Canton AEDs Control City of Canton
A garbled historical newspaper fragment describes medical devices and civic items in Canton with scattered names and places, mentioning a report and local officials. The readable text hints at civic tasks, events, and schedules tied to the city, but many proper nouns are unreadable.
Registered Airmail Drop Messes City Notice
A fragmented notice describes an accidental drop of registered airmail by Salt Lake City authorities. The garbled text mentions unclear references to mail handling, a transportation committee, and possible remarks about timing and procedures within the city’s postal system.
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Salt Lake City
Bobbed Blonde Figure in Local Case Scramble
Fragmentary report from Madison Wisconsin describes a bobbed blonde figure linked to a theft and escape plot. Names and details are garbled but reference a woman and accomplices, with police involvement and an arrest lasting into the following week.
Prisoner Details at Mayflower Incident Passages Revealed
Report from a camp near the presidential guard describes prisoners aboard the Mayflower being kept under guard. Statements from comrades claim prisoners were awakened and moved, with Marines assigned to enforce discipline. The narrative notes a refusal to bathe and a formal subordination issue, while accounts mention an overnight watchdog presence and a late return time.
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Hiv Asnocheed Press
Walt
Allen Poe
Theitenant Tor
Workman Lauded by Former German Head in Monarch Vision
The aged German ex-emperor William Hohenzollern voices shock claims that the workman class alone can be an aristocrat. He criticizes democracy as unsuited to national temperament, warning against popular rule while praising the role of educated elite. his remarks recount a Doorn palace interview amid modernization debate.
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Admoelatd Benas
Dumpest
Hungary
Wiliam Hohenzollern
pngotMma Corman
Minkotes
Himanry
Doornpense
Halton
Wiliam
William Iiny
Auto exhaust to kill rats wrecks building
A report from Marinette Wisconsin describes a hazardous incident where exhaust emitted to kill rats damaged a building. The scene involved gas buildup and air contamination, with authorities noting potential lethal exposure risk to workers and bystanders.
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