Commission Sets Goal for Next Session
The American public debt commission plans to clean up war debt funding by the next Congress session. Officials say immediate action on France and Italy debts, plus pressure on smaller wartime borrowers, should wind up West funding for the coming year.
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France
Italy
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
American Best Commission
Congress
Therm
Pon
Npst
Automobiles Die In Ditch and Crash Incidents Across Wisconsin
Multiple accidents reported in Wisconsin leave several dead or badly injured. Chris Olson of Hayward instantly killed when his car left Benoit road and plunged into a ditch. Others, including Melvin Starhond and Glen Trepane, sustain serious injuries. A second crash near Kelipple involves a switch engine strike injuring five, with Burch and Knipple among the injured. Harriet Nicholson dies later from head injuries after a collision near Fond du Lac. A trolley switch collision near Camden injures about fifty, four seriously.
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Ashland
Wis
Chris Olson
Hayward
Wnton
Benoit
Melvin Starhond
Glen Trepane
Giddes
Olson
Kelipple 13
Green Bay
Hospitab
Ass Burch
Hospital Fond du Lac
Harriet Nicholson
St. Agnes Hospital
Vernon Stok
Chicago
Walt
New York
Kenosha Man Charged With Manslaughter in West Death
By Asaoeland Press. Hugh Morton to face a manslaughter charge in the death of Leg West at a hospital following a Monday shooting during a broken into attempt at Morton hostel. The altercation stems from an estranged wife dispute.
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Asaoeland Press
Wenéaha
Wis
Hugh
Morton
Leg West
West
Ams
Coal Strike Tension as Arbitration Fails and Production Rises
Washington reports flagging public concern over the anthracite coal strike as arbitration is rejected by mine leaders and a walkout looms from Monday midnight. Production stats show weekly anthracite output at 2,209,000 tons, the highest since 1922, with bituminous at 10,525,000 tons.
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Ein
Commerce and Labor Departments
Philadelphia
Raj. W. W. Inglis
Mina
Singer Inglis
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Mayor Hylan denies conference with Klan in Albany clash
Mayor Hylan rejects Governor Smith’s accusation of subservience to a super boss and denies involvement with the Klan amid primary campaign tempers. The exchange centers on Hearst and political influence as a statewide scrutiny unfolds.
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Hylan
Associated Press
New York
Smith
William Randolph Hearst
Albany
Iad Gisht
Fronwood
Cain
Bergland
Mich
Here
Neon Todust
Hetlevad Kk
Burglars Find No Loot in Strongbox in Wisconsin
In Crose Wisconsin burglars blew open a safe at Farmerside Merchants State Bank in Stoddard but found nothing in the strong box. The explosion damaged the bank front and wires were tripped. The burglars also broke a cash drawer at Burlington depot and took three dollars.
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Associated Preys
Crose
Wis
Farmerside Merchants State Bank
Stoddard
Thas
Banke
Banis
Yeres Aso
Berlington
Pleads Guilty to Robbery Charge in Wisconsin Court
Wise John Bervika 15 pleaded guilty to robbing Ewa stores in the Bag River area. In Racine County court he was sentenced by Judge Rela to the Green Bay reformatory for one to ten years.
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Unitea Press
Rhinelander
Wise John Bervika
Ewa
Bagh River
Rela
Greenie Bay Reformatory
Pioneer oil man dies at home in sapin era
Tula, Dhla Tate Brady, pioneer oil magnate and politician, is killed by a gun incident at his home. Brady had wide influence across the southwest, with notable activity in Brown Throuphen region.
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United Preas
Tula
Dhla
Tate Brady
Jklanomsn
Brady
Government alleges fraud in land sales
Investigators accuse Maurice Drucker H Hen Himmelstein and others of running a $500 000 to $1 510 000 land fraud scheme via Florida Land Co Chicago and British subsidiaries. Sales in Orange County Florida misrepresented as improved with utilities, often marketed to Polish investors and Wisconsin buyers.
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Associated Se Chicage
Cromines
Barge Peatta Vm Fiariiy Ven
Entures
Urolight
Jacob Fagier
Florida Lang Company
Usevelgtes
Maurice Drucker
H. Hen [Sijs
H. J. Himmelstein
Newtor Feldman
Ume
Engrand
Footer
Drucker
England
Arkansas
British Allied Estates, Ltd
Cambria Trust, Ltd
Orange County
Fla
Chicago
Midwest
Florida Lind Company
Dixie Highway
Osanda
Wisconsin
Towa
Ieland
Madison
Ekhorn
Kenosha
Janesvile
Lake Geneva
Wis
Associated Press
Whize
Wisconsin Real Estate Bookera” Board
Kent Ino
Gangs of harvesters blamed for robberies across Manitoba towns
Police link bands of harvesters from eastern Canada with stolen autos to a string of raids in southern Manitoba. Cash losses exceed 1800 with alarm clocks and minimal postoffice loot reported. authorities seek new farmhands turned criminals while border stations broadcast details and monitor missing cars.
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Hy United Press
Harvestere
Canada
Manitoba
Pilice
Comera
Holland
Treherne
Rathwell
Counties Yet to Be Tabulated in Senate Ballot Dispute
Washington report notes only two counties remain to be tallied in the Senate recount. The contest affects the Jewish candidate Steck and Kean opponent Smith W. Brackhart as results narrow, with gains shifting in undecided ballots and contested totals still unsettled.
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Senate
Washington
D. C
Steck
Eave Smith W. Brackhart
Wilcox Campaign Swing Through Wisconsin
Roy P. Wilcox campaigns as a regular Republican Senate candidate. He plans thirty two stops with non political addresses and speeches across Milwaukee County and western Wisconsin including Chippewa Falls La Crosse and Dodgeville visits. The campaign headquarters opened in Plankinton Arcade with John G. Beever acting secretary and A J Beyer as assistant secretary.
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Roland Stelnir
A. J. Beyer
Joan P. Bennett
Minutaion
Wilcox
Ward
Tosight
Ciuteewa
Wilcoxtall
Chippewa Falls
Rangidate
la Creame
Wilcox Wil
Ngovernor
Hel
Mopcota
Gays Mills Praite du Cheln
Rewrohe
Richland Center
Fennimore
Lancaster
Piattevilla
Dodgeville
Darlington
Moures
Brodhead, Jatenville
Parry
Residents chase store safe bandits across border towns
United Press reports residents of three Canadian villages near the U S border pursue armed bandits who escaped with about 7000 after cutting wires and blasting safes. Bandits were seen heading toward Grand Forks as police chase continues.
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United Pressd
Grand Forks. N
Vilezes
Treherns
Pate I Rachel
Heletena
Aspirants Enter Semte Race Across Parties
Ten candidates entered the race for the unexpired term of the late Benatora Folletta. They include independents aiming for the primary on Sept 16 and four who will run in the special election on Sept 28. Republicans field four in the primary with Wilcox My La Folletta Jr McGovern and Woodward. Woodward is backed by the Ku Klux Klan. Independents filed for the special, led by Edward F. Dithmarsch and Arthur Marry. Secretary of State Frew Zimmermann declined nomination papers for a March 75 ballot pro prohibition candidate due to interpretation of party governing nominations.
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Associated Preay
Benatora Follatta
Anlx
Roy “P. Wilcox
Robert My la, Folletta, Jr
Francis E. McGovern
Daniel Woodward
Wilcox
le Follette
Woodward
Ku Klux Klan
Willan George Brine i
John Work
Arndiward F. Dithmarsch
Confidan- Darwen
Arthur Marry
Pringminn
la Folletta
Fatoren Bouman
Socialiat-Lober
Anvilliter Silser
Frew Zimmermann
Arennt
Alfred
Supreme Court voids South Dakota gas tax ruling
The South Dakota Supreme Court declares the gas license tax invalid, ruling it did not apply to all dealers and voiding the tax. The decision orders adjustments and notes penalties and enforcement steps for affected parties.
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South Dakota
Supreme Court
EL AL Tower
Stace
B. F Jones
I 4
Drivenil
Ware Snade
Aff
Baswor
Wna Neon
Athutena
Mexico and Britain Diplomatic Relations Prompts Mexico City Turmoil
Reports from Mexico City indicate excitement after a proposal to establish diplomatic ties between Mexico and Britain. The announcement mentions a British envoy and potential appointments, with officials signaling swift moves amid tensions and criticism from opponents abroad.
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Mexico City
Iran
Mesto
Mexico
Britain
Ausgendolionines
JUNG
Sarre
Aps
Stinin
Tor Alfonse Ale Rowena Dine
Pharge
Mexten
Lonion
Noemaning
Formar Britigh
Wil Neaume Am
Howe
Firent
Dea
Trinh
Vanelied Ij
Xiven
Kenolte Yevern
Mirwlon
Employment in Industries Shows Margin of Increase
A Federal Reserve report notes industrial employment rose by a margin in June while payroll totals declined by 3.2 percent across multiple sectors. Gains appeared in some areas like the canning and metal products industries, but overall payroll declines offset wage growth. Savings deposits in banks also fell as payroll figures dropped, with over 300 banks reporting declines.
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Itielelet Trac
Mmeerve
Lgrinage Xhawn
Industes
Xan Arm Rasponathin
President Ang Mrs Coolidge Motor To Camp Devens
President and Mrs Coolidge planned a trip to Camp Devens to witness the Citizens Military Training Camp review with their son John. They left the summer White House early to reach the camp before noon and would return to Washington later with John accompanying them.
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Wrenn
Symunpycott
Cool
Idee
Vale Court
Camp Devens
Titty Nidea
Hey
John
Inda
White House
Fire Wardens Forget Care As Heavens Open
Report from Douglas County indicates rain fell heavily through the morning, dampening wages and preventing some work. County officials note crews were unable to perform duties as they were soaked and hindered by the downpour.
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Aevotinied Press
Superior
Wik
Douglas County
Beaten After Dice Game Leaves Man Injured
Muwauke Chrot Reht, 79, of Fond du Lac region, was found unconscious on a highway north of the city after a dice game beating. He was revived at the hospital and said several men assaulted him in Milwaukee, then dumped him on the roadside. Police investigation ongoing.
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Muwauke
Chrot Reht
Here
Miwnukes
Hatchet Men of Tongs Excluded From Twin Cities
The mayor of Minneapolis requests a ban on Hatchet Men of Tongs in the Twin Cities after a split in tong factions. Authorities say national tong headquarters have issued guarantees for peace between rival groups despite ongoing disorder.
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Twin Cities
Mianerpolis
Mian
Mets Pert
George E. Leach
Tong
Enal
Pig Sticker Returns to Duty in Wartime Role Mentioned
A garbled report notes a man nicknamed Sir Tarry O'Reete set to resume work as a pig sticker, with references to a journey from Austin Minnesota to New Orleans for recovery after wartime injuries. It recalls a fortune tied to an Irish baronetcy and respects his wife and family amid military service.
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Austin
Sir
Tarry O'Reete
Ueybaex
Mickasata
Salextion
New Orleans
Aisnarches
Brady Defends Regents Vote Against Gifts
Madison Wisconsin Daniel H L Brady a member of the university board of regents defends the board’s recent vote against accepting gifts from endowed corporations in the future. He argues state support and endowments should fund the university without external gifts, emphasizing fiscal independence and no legal obligation to accept private funds.
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Portage
University Board
State of Wisconsin
Associated
Madison
Daniel HL Grady
Porteage
Unniversity Board of Regents
Getiow
Harvard
Excoss
Tumbia University
eXroms
Rockefeller
Mhicago University
Glate University
Wiecem
Wisconsin
Wince Giey
Board of Regents
Ume
Richardson
Unification of Methodist North and South Seen Possible
A historic vote across northern churches favors unification of the Methodist Episcopal Church branches. Central Swedish and Chinese northeast conferences approve the move unanimously, while the German vote shows strong support. The southern church must approve by three fourths, with northern sentiment likely to carry the measure. Bishops Hughes and Locke preside as sessions adjourn tomorrow.
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Frenay
Ullmale
Methodist Episcopal Vlatrch
Baymen
Lex Neeted
Edwin F. Hughes
Chicago
Charles Edgar Locke
St. Paul
Weather Summary From Washington Week Ahead
The report predicts a week with above normal temperatures and a chance of showers in the latter half. Cooler conditions may start the week, with temperatures easing midweek and showers possible on multiple days as a changeable pattern develops.
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Emion
Moatly Tal
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