Blaine Sees Wisconsin State Fair in Enviable Position
Governor Blaine addressed the Wisconsin state fair praising agricultural and industrial growth. He outlined a constructive approach focusing on practical state interests in farming finance and industry while avoiding political or economic debate. The event featured a large turnout under clear weather after rain shortened attendance. Contlaved on Page 113.
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Commonwealth
Madison Bond collateral questioned in Harnald trial
In Superior Wisconsin federal court Judge C Luse recessed to attend an American Bar Association meeting. Evidence offered by C E Blake to support government claims that collateral behind Madison Bond gold bonds 48 to 54 was not as advertised showed several held securities worth far below par. Blake denied offering firm opinions on the collateral and said trustees would sell if needed, with offers far below par value.
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Federal District Court
C. 2. Luse
Victor Harnald
American Bar Association
Minneapolis
Madison Bond Company
C. E. Blake
Madison
Victor H. Arnold
Sanborn
Blake & Abers
Madison Law Firm
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Tragic Drawbridge Accident Drowns Six Near Conway
A car plunged through an open drawbridge into the Waccamaw River near Conway South Carolina, drowning six people. The victims were Mr and Mrs Sutton Culliver, their three children, and Mrs Martin Connor, all Conway residents. Mr Connor survived.
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Charleston
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Conway
Wacsamaw
Sutton Culliver
Martin Connor
Connor
Wanamaker Estate Surpasses Million as Inventoried
Philadelphia report from United Press states the late John Wanamaker's personal estate is valued at 1,392,995 pounds and 32 pence per an inventory filed today in the office of the register of wills.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
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Union Mine Talks Set After Governor Pinchot Proposal
Harrisburg Pa United Mine Workers leader John L Lewis arrived to head the group and outline the union's final word on a settlement. Governor Pinchot proposed a thirty day truce ending suspensions, an eight hour day, union collection agents in company offices, and retroactive wage negotiations starting Sept 1.
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Executive Chamber
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J. J. Curran
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Pinchot
John L. Lewis
Curran
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Philadelie
Associated Press
United Mine Workers
Briness
Philips Murray
Movie interests plan October film distribution expansion
The Associated Press reports a drive by theater owners to boost film prices and rentals through a new distributing company planned to begin nationwide distribution in October. The group, representing over 26 million dollars in investments, opposes high star salaries and misleading film quantities, pledging to back independent producers against big company control.
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Serr Kork
Theater Owners' Distributing Corporation
Unable to Raise Bond In Infant Smothering Case
Madison report states Mrs. Flossie Keepers remained in jail unable to post the $400 bond set by Judge O A Stolen for smothering her two week old infant. The judge noted not guilty and appointed Harry Sauthoff as her attorney after the Tuesday appearance.
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United Press
Madison
Flossie Keepers
O. A. Stolen
Harry Sauthoff
Coal Price Report Issued By Coal Commission
A Washington report details the cost of anthracite to coal dealers in New York New Jersey Michigan Delaware Maryland and the district of Columbia. It compares dealer costs with prevailing retail prices and notes allowances for dealer losses from degradation. Typical per ton dealer costs show variation between maximum and minimum figures.
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New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
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Coal Commission
Who Staged Real Wild Party In Empty Madison Sorority House
Madison authorities investigate a real wild party in the vacant Pi Beta Phi sorority house after janitor discovers the overnight entry. The house shows disorder with broken dishes records smashed and furniture damaged. Police suspect a robbery motive and are examining the incident.
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Associated Press
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Eburnel
Dizorder
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Two Workmen Die As Scaffold Falls Near Carlton
Two workmen named James Lawson of Castana, Iowa, and F Yehman of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, were killed near Carlton yesterday when a scaffold collapsed from a large tank under construction by the Great Northern Power Company. The fall was about 200 feet and the bodies were badly mutilated.
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Associated Press
Carlton, Minne
Jie
James Lawson
Castans
F. Yehman
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Great Northern Power Company
Altoona Speed Way Claimed To Be World Fastest Track
Builders Jack Prince and veteran driver O. H. Habe predict Altoona's new speedway will be the fastest track in the world. They expect racing speeds of 25 miles an hour as 15 drivers compete in the opening Labor Day event.
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Jack Prince
O. H. Habe
Siza
Coolidge Luck My Nominate Coolidge in GOP
Omaha dispatch reports Senator Hiram Johnson floated the idea that Coolidge’s luck may bar his run at the Republican national convention. Johnson praised President Coolidge as the luckiest man in public life and predicted actions before the convention that could deter rivals while en route to San Francisco.
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United Press
Omaha
Arctic Expedition by Detroit Men Postponed a Year
Detroit and New York proposed aerial hunting expedition to the Arctic Circle is postponed for a year due to fuel station and supply difficulties. Detroit participants include William E. Metzger J Harold H. Emmons and Howard Coffin. New York members include Ingham M. Upperell and Charles F. Reddin.
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Detroit Men
Associated Press
Detroit
New York
Wiliam E. Metzger
J. Harold H. Emmons
Howare
Rose Insurance Rater Named Chief by Wisconsin Commission
Madison reports the appointment of R. M. Rose of Milwaukee as chief insurance rater of the Wisconsin Insurance Commission. The announcement was made by Dominion igndr W. Stamey in Madison.
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Associated Press
Madison
R. M. Rose
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Insurance Commission
Dominion
Igndr W. Stamey
Princess Anastasia of Greece Nearing Death
Princess Anastasia of Greece grew weaker this afternoon as her breathing and pulse declined. Queen Mother Alexandria and Prince Christopher were seen in tears, while Willan B. Leeds, formerly Mrs Leeds, also faced a rapid decline under doctors declaring nourishment abandoned. Sacraments were administered by a Russian Orthodox priest.
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Berlin to London and back in one day record flight
German pilot Piepe completed a round trip from Berlin to London and back in a single day. He flew the regular rail and passenger service route, reaching Bremen via Hamburg in the morning, then continued to Amsterdam and London. He returned to Bremen in the afternoon and immediately set out for Iberia.
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London
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Hamburg
Gelock
Amsterdam
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Iberia
Sixty ninth West Wisconsin Methodist Conference opens
The sixty ninth annual West Wisconsin Conference Methodist Episcopal Church convened with about two hundred pastors and an equal number of lay delegates. Bishop Charles Bayard Mitchell presiding. Dr. George Eviant of New York opened with a talk on making a safe democracy. Budget considerations for maintaining Methodist institutions at Madison were a key matter.
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West Wisconsin Conference
Milk drinks and spelling contests highlight Wisconsin fair
At the state fair, Myrtle Johannes 16 from Wausau leads a milk demonstration in the women's building with two assistants from Fond du Lac and Wausau teaching mothers how to dress up milk drinks. Another activity features forty five county children competing for state championship in spelling arithmetic and writing, with winners advancing to the fair with expenses paid.
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Sally Suger
Myrtle Johannes
Wausat
Miss Johannes
Jgllon Burg
Fond Dur Lac
Helet Lahr
Wausau
Mitt Drinks
Misa Vange
Russell
Senity Demonstration
Marathon County
State Fair Educational Department
B. J. Young
Winnheaa
Baraboo Painter Pleads Accomplice In Madison Murder
John Gallo Way of Madison, jailed for murder, confesses as an accomplice to Alvin Jensen. The two are tied to the Albert Jacrer slaying in Dane County. Gallo Way spends idle time reading medieval history and owns a library valued near $1,000. If no plea is entered, they face transfer to the fall term of the county court.
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John Galloway
Madison
Alvin Jensen
Albert Jacrer
Aly
Kauk County
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Galeloway
Jensen
Elye Euit
Secretary Davis Surprises With Linguistic Abilities
Secretary of Labor James Davis astonishes Polish officials with unexpected linguistic skills during discussions on emigration to the United States. Officials note his ability to parse complex phrasing and clarify diplomatic questions amid formal talks.
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Associated Press
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Laboar
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French aviation officials test new armed plane for durability
French aviation officials at Marselles completed a series of ground and flight tests on a new metal model carrying six machine guns and two carburetors. The test rigged weights totaling 69,000 pounds and other resistive loads to assess structural integrity at high speed and altitude. The aircraft is powered by four horsepower meters with a stated endurance of seven hours at high speed.
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Neenah Man Hurt When Soo Engine Hits His Coupe
Oliver Thomsen of Neenah is hospitalized with a serious scalp wound and bruises after a Soo Line switch engine demolished his coupe at the Whinecome Avent crossing. The accident happened just after midnight Tuesday as Thomsen, returning from a business trip to Waupun, failed to see the locomotive until it was upon him.
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Breach at Congress of Red Cross sparks protest
Charges from the American delegation allege the International Red Cross funds and influence are being used to dominate Red Cross work worldwide. A protest letter, read in Geneva by Dr. De Page, calls for prompt voluntary withdrawal of the charges and repudiation of the report.
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Paris
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American Red Cross
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International Red Cross Committee
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Geneva
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Belgium
International Committee
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Body of girl found in bathroom
United Press reports Marie Broseger, 20, was found dead in a bathroom at Walter Gile’s home, where she had been staying with relatives while the Gi it family returned from a week’s vacation. Health Spears heard noises from upstairs last Monday night. The girl’s clothing and a partially open gin bottle raise questions of asphyxia.
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Marie Broseger
Walter Gile
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Health Spears
Weather and Roads Report From Associated Press
Weather and road conditions reported for several cities show cool conditions with generally good or fair roads. Several entries have garbled wording but indicate clear or partly cloudy skies, with occasional poor or slow road conditions in rough phrases.
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Manito
la Crosse
Janesville
Green Bay
Madison
Ironwood
Racine
Kanosha
Passilent of American Bar Opens Convention in Minneapolis
John W. Davis, president of the American Bar Association, opened the annual meeting at the Auditorium Minneapolis with a strong defense of judicial review and opposition to any limits on the Supreme Court. About 1,500 to 2,000 members gathered from across the country to participate. The address urged American participation in the world court and warned against assaults on the theory of government. Contention and discussions followed, with attendees from many states.
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Minneapolis
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Supreme Court
Congress
John W. Davis
American Bet Association
Wisconsin Prepares for Coal Distribution Amid Strike
Madison report from Associated Press notes Wisconsin readies for displacing coal amid a potential strike. P. B. Pressentin, state markets official, says the machinery of the markets department and coal committee is ready to allocate hard and soft coal, using last year's experience to ease any repeat. Soft coal on docks should cover needs. Governor Blaine may reappoint the coal committee if a fuel emergency recurs.
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Doal
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Pressentin
Two Injured in Auto Turnover in Wausau
Two people were injured when their automobile overturned near Wausau Wisconsin. One victim, taken to St Mary's Hospital, suffered a possible dislocated ankle and facial injuries remain undetermined. Authorities described the incident as serious and ongoing.
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Weather Synopsis From Wisconsin to South Dakota
Weather brief notes general forecast across multiple states. Wisconsin shows generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. South Dakota expects fair skies with minor cooling or warming, Minnesota reports fair with showers near Superior Thursday. North Dakota flags fair weather with slight warmth in the far west.
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