Prison Reformator Escape Recaptured Two Teens Face Recapture
Two teenage inmates escaped from the Michigan state reformator early today in a brazen break led by many convicts. Napol Neon Smith and Charles Smith surrendered to Warden Wheat and officers. About 409 inmates were confined. eight fled in two cars, others on foot toward the county and toward Lansing as police and posses formed across towns.
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Associated Press
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Aitchin San
Toiday
Napol Neon Smith
Charles Smith
Charles Wheat
Touls
Michigan
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Miciais
Detroit
Avarden
Frank Edens
TR Formenteers
Ini Derei
Edward Haight
Frank Leland
Zimmerman campaign expenditures report filed today
The article outlines campaign finance for Zimmerman with receipts of $2,330.55 to date and expenses of $1,106.25 plus debts of $351.27. It notes advertising and literature costs and mentions the Republican gubernatorial bid of Fred R. Zimmerman and related contests in Northern Wisconsin Boosters club and Lenroot club with specific receipts and debts.
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Madison
Zimmerman Faz
Harver C. Baroriz
Ay Namars Financial
Teday
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin Boosters Club of
Supérior
Ray J. Nye
Congress
Douglas County Lenroot Club
Oshkosh Man Named Chef de Gare in Wisconsin
Oshkosh resident Harry Gossare is named chef de gare of the Forty and Eight society in Wisconsin, succeeding S. B. Carr. A large promenade and student militia style events marked Friday’s convention activities in La Crosse.
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American Legion
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Harry Gossare
Oshkosh
Cher
Gare
Rodareit
Forty and Eight Society of Wisconsin
S. B. Carr
Amgbxausee
Ectition
First Klans Parade Permitted by Dubuque Officials
Thousands of Klansmen gathered in Dubuque for a second annual parade allowed by city authorities. The march required unmanned participants and placards approved by police, with bands joining from nearby towns.
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Dubuque
Associated Press
Watertine
Marshaltown
Charlies City
Ads
Millwaukee
Davies to travel incognito in France again
The report notes Davies will depart Tuesday for a motor trip of two or three weeks in France and travel incognito. It attributes the plan to United Frases Leiden-inconatio and calls the traveler the prince of Wales.
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Frases Leiden
France
Brakeman Killed as Freight Derails Near Here
Joseph Connery of Montevideo, a brakeman on an eastbound Milwaukee Road freight train, was killed last night when five cars derailed three miles east of Webster, United Press reports.
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Heat wave sweeps Midwest with record highs and fatalities
Descriptions from Des Moines Lincoln and Milwaukee report extreme heat across Iowa Nebraska and Wisconsin. Casualties noted in Iowa from the heat wave include a man named Claude Belcher as temperatures reached near 96 in Des Moines and 93 in Milwaukee. Forecasters warned of continuing high temperatures through the weekend.
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Bes Moines
Iowa
kKiller
Claude Belcher
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebr
Nemiska
Chicago
Althouse
Milwaukee
Lenroot Demands Retraction on Antistrike Stand
Interior, Wis formerly carried a story that Senator ir L backed anti strike legislation. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers denied authorship and H. E. B. Wils, national representative, was asked to retract the statement.
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Lenroot
Wills
Antistrike
United Press
Interior
Ir L
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. EB. Wils
Mine Workers to Consider Farrington Answer in Springfield
Springfield workers to act on the charge after President Frank Farrington’s contract with the Operators. Fishwick refused to comment as members prepare to meet at an 11 am Wednesday session to consider the case.
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Associated Press
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Frank Farton
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Floods Damage Potatoes in Stevens Point Area
Report from Stevens Point Wisconsin notes floods damaged crops including potatoes and carrots. Water inundation and heavy rains affected beets and other root vegetables in several fields, with some harvests postponed.
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United Prassy
Stevens Point
Wis—Poain Jon Viver Jowlands
Hera
Steam rail plans fund eight locomotives
The Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue 519,066 Equipment Trust certificates to purchase eight new locomotives.
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Washington, D. C
Chicarn
St. Paul
Alaska shaken by twin earthquakes in Cordova area
Two earthquakes jolted Cordova Alaska overnight with one shaking at 12:45 a.m. and another at 16 p.m. yesterday. No injuries or damages are reported. Local authorities monitor aftershocks as residents assess aftereffects.
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Struck Driver Held for Manslaughter After Collision
Morris Glick of Crane Company, driver of the truck, is held on a manslaughter charge after Chiesso-Charies Scholer, Fox River Grove Wisconsin, supervisor for Chiesso Manufacturing, was killed when his car dodged another near the plant. The Scholer family, including his wife and Chiesso Jr., were in the Wisconsin Deli at the time.
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Associated Press
Chiesso
Charies Scholer
Fox River Grove
Wis
Chiesso Manufacturing Company
Charies, Jr
Wisconsin Delis
Morris Glick
Érivar
Pope Blesses Church Stand Amid Mexican Religious Laws
In Mexico City observers say the papal blessing strengthens church resolve against religious laws. The episcopate plans further moves toward reform, while Catholic bulletins urge continued religious support as tax and cinema issues affect the populace. A Coolidge commemoration note from Mexican Masons praises the president for standing firm amid pressure.
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Br A. W. Folger
United Press
Mexico City
Pepsi
Pius
Clerey
Episco Paice
Coolidge
Luis Manfuel Rojas
Eppieuse
Wisconsin Weather Outlook Shows Cooler Start and Warm Week
Forecaster notes fair but cooler start in Wisconsin with expected showers Monday or Tuesday and again later in the week. Temperatures run above average overall, with the upper Mississippi valley seeing lighter rainfall but persistent warmth.
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Wisconsin
Sundar
Wissiasippi
Convicts Captured After Shootout in Oklahoma and Arkansas
Arkansas officers captured two ex convicts near Rudy Arkansas after a gun battle that wounded three peace officers. The men admitted robbing Covington Oklahoma banks and fatally shooting a deputy sheriff in Sequoyah County. They were held in the Van Buren jail with non life threatening wounds.
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George Kimes
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American State Bank
Covington National Bank
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Okla
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Mack Kimes
Young Arkansas
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Hearings Set On Changes In Highways 10 And 12
State highway commission to hear two proposed revisions of routes 10 and 12 in Dane County. Proposals include realigning tracks along McFarland and Rexbury area to bypass central city sections. Hearings invite public comment and outline fee submissions before commission.
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State Highway Co
Ftoushten
McFarland
Ikere
Portien Sf Sinuchion
Stonghien
Cansiderenie
Wisconsin Methodists to Hold Annual Conference Sessions
Madison reports the Wisconsin conference of Methodists will hold its annual meeting starting next Tuesday. The event will run through September 5 and involve about 270 ministers with Bishop Charles Edward Locke of St Paul presiding. Dr. Clarence True Wilson of Washington DC will speak on temperance, prohibition and morals.
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Madison
Methum Church
Wisconsin
Charles Edward Locke
St Paul
Minn
Clarence True Wilson
Washington, D. C
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Morals
Pennsylvania Moves to Strengthen Blue Laws on Sunday Baseball
In Harrisburg the state acts to enforce the 1794 blue laws to bar Sunday baseball. Attorney General George W. Woodruff seeks revocation of the Philadelphia Athletics Club charter after a Sunday game with the Chicago White Sox, despite a temporary injunction that blocked police interference.
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United Press
Hearhisburg
Pennsylvania
George W. Woodruff
Dauphin County
Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Miss Page Leads In Western Championship First Eighteen
Dorothy Page of Madison Wisconsin drives for a two up lead over Mrs Hill of Meadow Lake Kansas City in the morning round of the women's western championship. Page out drove her opponent on most holes with three birdies and seven pars while Hill struggled with luck and several over par holes.
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Chicago
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Dorothy Page
Maple Sun
Madison
Wis
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Kansas City
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Dammann Attacks Zimmerman On State Economy Policy
Theodore Dammann, Progressive Republican candidate for secretary of state, accuses Zimmerman of excessive costs and pledges strict economy and efficiency in state operations. He cites a 120 percent cost rise in one department and argues for reduced operating expenses based on his business experience.
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Big bids loom for young pitcher Butch Kruger
Resoit Wisconsin reports three major teams bid for Butch Kruger from Milwaukee Brewers Otto Borchert offers a contract and Roger Bresnahan Giants letters entice Kruger. Columbus AA also submitted a bid as Chicago White Sox led early offers for the rookie hurler.
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Fairy Horfer
Otto Borchert
Boas
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American Sailors Landed at Bluefields Nicaragua
Two hundred U S sailors and Marines were landed by the Galveston at Bluefields to protect life and property as Nicaraguan forces could not guarantee safety. The revolutionaries advancing on Bluefields were reported to be successful according to latest U S official dispatches.
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Tilden retains tennis crown beating Chapin in four-set end match
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia defeated Alfred E. Chapin Jr. of Springfield in a four-set final to win the Newport invitation tournament title. Chapin took the first set 3-6, then Tilden evened 6-4, with the remaining two sets finishing 6-8 and 5-6.
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Philadelphia
Newport
Alfred E. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Mass
Cause of Crash That Killed Air Hero Seeks Answer
An inquest into the death of Commander Rodgers met at the naval yard. The board sent its report to Rear Admiral Meseruder but it was not publicly released. The likely cause cited was broken ribs and lung injuries from the crash.
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AIR Hero
United Frese Philadelphia
Joba
Reret
Maz
Mesruder
Tard
Owas
Washington House Cleaning To Erase Dome Satin
Fragmented text shows political controversy with references to cleaning a house and erasing a dome satin. Named individuals include Albert F L Pall and others, with implied government interest and betrayal. The garbled wording suggests a public affairs dispute and accusations of desecration of governmental processes.
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Washington House
Carmen Will Meet to Promote Railway Services
Members of the Chicago and North Western Supervisors Booster club, formed by car foremen from Rhinelander Antigo Wausau Eau Claire Marshfield, will meet in Marshfield on September 3 to promote enhanced railway services for shippers.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Chicago and Northwestern Supervisors’ Booster Club
Antigo Wausau
Eland
Marshfield
Wisconsin bank bandits flee with $15000 in Brodhead raid
Five Wisconsin bank bandits robbed the Brodhead bank on a quiet afternoon, taking $15000 in cash and securities while forcing patrons into the vault. Two ringleaders pleaded guilty in Appleton court to prior robberies, facing stiff sentences.
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Milywakes
Waupun
Lves
Brodheed
Appleton
Biadie Lynch
John ‘icFerland
Brodhead
Bank of Brodhead
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Wolfe
Tefert
B. J. Gardner
George B. Broughton
Ptblia
Gymvia Lochinger
Davis Ofton
Sandie
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Earth Today
Chicago
Texas Primary Runoff Battles Moody and Ferguson
Texans decide today between Moody and Ferguson in a heated runoff. The contest pits Moody, backed by male supporters, against Governor Ferguson and the state’s woman executive amid accusations of bribery and political rivalry. Moody’s camp accuses Ferguson of “welching” after she refused to withdraw when Moody led by one vote.
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Ku Klux Klan
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