Anthracite Dispute Shows Divisions Between Groups
Governor Pinchot led talks on the anthracite settlement with operators and miners separately. Union leaders welcomed a 10 percent wage rise and eight hour day, while operators pressed for arbitration and judged the price impact of wage increases.
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Associated Press
Warrisburg
Pinchot
Sesterdsi
S. D. Warriner
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Taft Reports Judicial Ethics to Bar Members
The Associated Press notes Chief Justice Taft read the American Bar Association report on judicial ethics in Minneapolis. It calls for judges to be conscientious, thorough, impartial, and fearless of public praise, avoid private interests, ensure speedy justice, and respect counsel especially the young and inexperienced.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Son forgives mother for shooting him in bed
By United Press Chicsco Mrs Rose Simex obtained forgiveness from her 17 year old son Dezso whom she had shot to stop stealing. He told police she was a bum and he would start stealing no more but later embraced her at his bedside. He said, Never mind, mother, I know why you did it and that bullet made a man out of me.
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United Press
Chicsco
Rose Simex
Political atmosphere at the Wisconsin state fair headline
United Press reports at the Wisconsin state fair Gov. Blaine and Sen. Severson drew political attention. Despite Blaine avoiding politics in his address they stood apart near the administration building as buzz swirled about potential anti Blaine conferences and forthcoming races. Senators Garey Heck and others attended.
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United Press
Milwaukee
J J. Blaine
Assembly
Bleine
Blaine
Madison
Severson
E. J. Gross
Eeb Miner
Charles B. Perry
E.L. Philipp
Clinton Price
Johnson
Garey
Heck
Schuman
Horsch
Quick
Polokowski
Beverson
Skormo
Trtus
Moran
Morris
iBentey
W. Jasmin Rlegway
Kuckuk
Gettleman
Milwaukee Mar Held 1H Kansas City For Wisconsin Officials
Milwaukee man Leland faced charges of operating a confidence game and larceny as bailee in Kansas City. He claimed authority from Sanitary Dishwasher Machine Co of Milwaukee and built a citywide sales scheme. A $500 check and a $14,000 car fronted by a chauffeur exposed the scheme as investors cried for repayment.
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Milwaukee Mar
Kansas City
Wisconsin
United Press
F. G Leland
Milwaukee
Bang
Kansas City Police Today
Wiscons City
Leland
Sanitary Dishwashas Machine Company
Millwaukee
Soi
Carl F. Convert
Authentics
Kansas
Biy
Aum
New Low For Marks
United Press from London reports German marks hit a new low, quoted at 50,000,000 to the pound sterling. The currency record underscores a severe devaluation and economic stress in the currency market.
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United Press
London
Coolidge Names Medical Aides To The President’s Service
President Coolidge appoints Brig. Gen. Charles B. Sawyer personal physician and reappoints Dr. Joel T. Boone as physician on the Mayflower yacht. Both men will serve Mrs. Warren G. Harding, widow of the late president.
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Coolidge
Charles B. Sawyer
Joel T. Boone
Warren G. Harding
C. E. Sawyer
President Coolidge
Will Tackle the Merchant Ship Problem
President Coolidge plans to address the complex issue of the U.S. merchant marine after a White House briefing with shipping board leaders. He will review a detailed AAC analysis of temporary government operation costs and private offers before briefing Congress, with a decision likely by December.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
White House
Farley
Shipping Board
Harding
Pnes
Congress
Tate
Prohibition framed as church fight by league head
Wiscon sin Anti-Saloon League leader Bride declares prohibition a church fight in a West Wisconsin Methodist conference address. He says pastors are key in the liquor fight and that legislators often fail to reflect the people. Bishop Mitchell requests reassignment during the opening business session.
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League
la Crésar
Wis
Mee Bride
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League
West Wisconsin
Iquor
Charles Bayard Mitchell
St Paul
Arnold trial to be resumed tomorrow
The trial of Victor H. Arnold, former Madison Bond Co. president, on fraud charges will continue in federal court tomorrow morning after a day off for American Bar Association sessions. Jurors will be excused at noon Saturday until Tuesday morning, with Judge C. A. Luse hearing other cases on Labor Day. Miss Rose Mulsihill, former secretary, is to continue on the stand, testifying about collateral handling and alleged misstatements while with the Madison Bond Co.
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Victor H. Arnold
Madison Bond Company
American Bar Association
Minneapolis
Luse
Arnold
Anthony van Edig
Madison Bond Compa
Shortage of funds may keep many vets from the convention
Funds shortage threatens many Civil War veterans with missing the G A R encampment set for September 2 to 7. A national appeal urges communities to aid financially unable veterans, with small loans to enable attendance. Henry Wend of Cincinnati offers an ice skating exhibition if lodging and ice help can be arranged.
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Tasted Press
Miwackee
G. A. Re
United States
Henry Wend
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
May Die After Being Hit by Taxicab
Milwaukee report that Mrs. Addie Eler, 75, of Chicago, a needlework demonstrator at the fair, was struck by a taxicab on the first night. She suffered concussion and possible skull fracture and is in serious condition.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Addie Eler
Chicago
Bar Association delegates hear Hughes address on Monroe doctrine
Minneapolis reports from the American Bar association convention note eight sections and committees presenting reports. Chief Justice Taft chaired the ethics canon proposal adding more rules for judicial conduct across thirty three focal areas. A new conference to clarify international law principles is recommended, with continuation of earlier Hague conferences.
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Associated Presa
Minneapolis
Minn
American Bar Association
Hughes
Wiliam Howard Taft
The
United States
Jug- Mee Taft
Haguean
Greece Likely to Accept Italian Demands to Avert War
Athens appears unable to wage a successful conflict with Italy and is likely to yield to the Italian ultimatum. If war occurs, Italian control of Piraeus could ensue and the Italian flag rise in Athens. Mussolini seeks domestic prestige while Europe’s other powers focus on Ruhr affairs, making a localized crisis more probable.
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Athens
F. W. T. Alason
United Press
New York
Italy
Greece
Piraeus
Mussolini
Pat Marsolini
Adriatic
Rome
Weather and Roads Summary From Wisconsin Cities
Weather summaries for Milwaukee to Superior report mostly clear roads with fair to good conditions. Janesville and Madison show clear roads with some warmth and pleasant or excellent conditions in Appleton. Road quality varies by area, with dirt roads noted as fair in several towns.
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Associated Presge
Milwacker, Shenoygan and Manitowoc
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Janesville
Racine
Kenosha
Wausau
la Crosse
Madison
Appleton
Nash Motors Seeks Better State Amid Plant Moves
An Associated Press report notes Kenosha Wisconsin receiving a message from South Bend Indiana that Nash Motors may move plants to South Bend or Milwaukee. Charles W Nash says conditions in Wisconsin prompt consideration of alternatives while noting offers from other cities. no specific relocation plan announced.
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Kenosha
Wis
South Bend
Ind
Nash Motors Company
Kenashean Milwaukee
TE Ik
Walter H. Alford
Charles W. Nash
Wisconstin
Wisconsin Building Heights Law Faces First Court Test
Madison Associated Press summary notes the 1927 Wisconsin Building Heights Act encountered its initial judicial challenge as Judge Stolen overruled a demurrer in a Madison case against Piper Brothers Co. The suit argued the law overstepped police powers and constitutionality, with an immediate appeal planned to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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Wisconsin
Building Heights Law
Associated
Madieun
Sunrene Csurt
Malta
Milwaukee
Thinferh Wat
Minneapolis golfs open championship concludes with Bukke victory
In Minneapolis, Winn J Bukke wins the state open golf championship with a 266 score. Burkes closest rival Wille Kita of Minneapolis, Minnesota, finished with 322. The event ended yesterday, with Bukke securing the title ahead of Kita and other contenders.
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Associated Prog
Minneapolis
Winn
Jack Bukke
St. Faul
Pester Tay
Wille Kita
Minneapaha Marutana
Jensen Given Hard Labor For Life In Dane County Case
Alvin L. Jensen and John Galloway confessed to the murder of Robert Jaeger, a hermit in Sauk County, with motive to rob. Jensen received life hard labor. Galloway 25 years as an accessory. Both sent to Watpun state prison after plea of guilty.
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Alloway
Jaeger
Sauk County
Stevens
Madson
aAlvin L. Jensen
Robert Jaeger
E. Ray Stevens
Dane County Heurt
John Galloway
Adompiie
Enon
Watpun
Glayrts
Jensen
Atttc Risa
Galloway
Sauk
Iaan
Madison
Madresan
Janjeseinn
Jensensona Galloway
Manitowoc's Oldest City Official Killed by Auto
In Manitowoc Wisconsin Masitowar press reports the city sealer, a longtime teacher, was fatally struck by an automobile near the curb as it swerved to avoid a collision. The elderly official died at the scene from a fractured skull.
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Manitowoc
Arenstated
Masitowar
Wiss
Herry
Mutholla
Mulhollardswis City
Ultimatum on Greece by Italy shocks Europe
London and Milan dispatch report Italian fleet at Taranto ordered to ready for action amid tense moves against Greece. Athens signals unwillingness to accept humiliating terms for five Italian frontier deaths and proposes League of Nations submission. Allied council telegram to Greece condemns Italian mission abuses and demands immediate inquiry.
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London
Milan
Evening News Today
Taranto
Gulf of Taranto
Associated Presse
Athens
Greece
Tinian
kLlime
Tin
Je Ia
League of Nations
Allied Council
Paris
Iriter-Alliéa
Commission For
Pony Express Revival Set For 2100 Mile One Trip
United Press reports St Joseph Missouri will host a revived Pony Express event. Two teams of riders attempt a 2170 mile cross country relay from St Joseph to Sacramento with fresh horses at ten mile changes and city passes by daybreak. About 250 horses and 150 riders participate in the pace with rancher Roberts Shepherd and Harold Griffith slated to ride representing the cowboys and army contingent respectively.
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United Press
St. Juseph
Western Plaing
United States
West
Joseph
Sacramento
Allt
St Joseph
C. Pate
Wall Oc
Seach
Mie Roberts Tee Shepherd
Xpert
Cooudre
Harold Griffith
Army
Weather Forecast Fragments for Midwest and Dakotas
Fragmented OCR notes predict increasing cloudiness and warmth in southern Wisconsin and Minnesota. Temperatures rise tonight and Friday with cooler readings in North and South Dakota. Some regions expect warmer tonight east and central areas, while Iowa shows variable conditions.
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Dax Rives
Leneth
Wisconsin
oreineHatowarmer
Warner
South Partier
Minnetata
Pirtly Dowdy Toniche
Fridas
Agier I
Fewias
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
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U.S. Coal Commission
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Pennsylvania
Nash Motors
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Albanian Frontier Commission
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