Wisconsin and What Is Happening to That State
A survey of Wisconsin tax policy effects on state industries. The Southwestern reports interviews with top officials from Beloit Iron Works, Free man Rhoe, Besly, Nash Moor, Fairbanks Morse, and Thilm an Pulp and Paper, across Milwaukee and several Wisconsin cities. Continued on page 2.
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Gerewith
Wisconsin
Badger
Chicago
Walieagan
Milwaukee
Janesville
Belwit
Raciné
Kenosha
Stoughton
Alonzo Alarich
Beloit Iron Works
H.C. Freeman
Freeman Rhoe Company
F. Weiles
Charles H. Besly and Company
W. H. Allard
Nash Moor Company
W. Hovey
Fairbanks-Morse Comwins
Charles R. Wertheimer
Preatsort
Thilman Pulp and Paper
Pape
Senators Active in Wisconsin Campaign Tours
United Press reports senatorial candidates began active stumping across Wisconsin. La Follette toured Milwaukee County while McGovern addressed venues in the southeast. Weeox spoke at Sparta and La Crosse, Bree opened headquarters in Milwaukee with Brawley in charge, and Bruce plans Milwaukee campaigning.
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United Press
Mirankes
United States
From
Wistarsin
Loeis
Robert Mr. la Vollette
Milwaukee County
Globalty
Francis E. McGovern
Milwaukee
Hales Corners
McGovern
Janesville
Roy E. Weeox
Sparta
la Crosza
William ‘Veorse Bree
Hoel Plankinton
W. ©. Brawley
John D. Callahan
Bruce
la Follette
Hortonvile
Daniel Woodward
Klarsman
Coolidge Plans to Attend Legion Meet in Omaha
President Coolidge plans to attend the American Legion national convention in Omaha October 1 to 8. National Commander James A. Drain extended an invitation to distinguished guests. Alton T. Roberts announced the plan and the president is expected in Omaha around October 6.
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Coolidge
Legion
Omaha
Tasted Press
Sunmpecotl
Mas
Conlidge
Nyh
American Legion
Jas. A
Taday Oy
Alton T. Roberts
Roberts
Bellboy confused by Babe Ruth incident at hotel
A bellboy at a local hotel mistook Babe Ruth for a training rule infraction, creating confusion as Ruth allegedly pressed for duties. Reporters observed the scene as the bellboy struggled to relay Ruth’s actions, with witnesses noting the mix up and Ruth’s presence nearby.
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Usted Press
Chiisto
Babe” Puth
Yankee Singrer
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Babe
Worm Market Soars in Staten Island Run
Ey United Press reports a sensational weekend rise in worm prices as a quick worm run near Staten Island boosted demand. Sand worms sold yesterday afternoon for as high as five dollars a dozen, reflecting a brisk market surge.
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United Press
New York
Tisia
Staten Island
Dr Glenn Frank to Address Rotary Club of Madison
Dr Glenn Frank, newly named press mentor elect of Wisconsin University, is invited to speak at the Rotary Club of Madison luncheon. State Supt John Callahan, a university regents member, will introduce him. The address marks Frank’s first public appearance after his recent appointment and debuts in September.
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Glenn Frank
Rotary Club OF
City OF Madison
Associated Prone
Madheun
Glenn Prank
Mento Elect
University of Whrronsin
Rotary Club
John Callahan
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
University Board of Reggents
Sale
Frank
Utes
Tragic Ending in Enoc h Arden War Romance
Reported by Associated Press a Belgium wife in a war romance with Walter J. Fitzpatrick from Duland Indiana shot herself after the husband reappeared, following a tale mirroring Enoch Arden. Police later learned Fitzpatrick had killed himself at a secluded Duland spot.
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iBy Associated Press
Enoch
Arden Stegy
Walter J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Col
Jack Lecraft
Engeh Arden
Rose
Hiragel
Wisconsin Diamond Jubilee State Fair Opens in West Allis
Milwaukee reports the Wisconsin Diamond Jubilee State Fair opening at West Allis Park with crowds expected on Children's Day. Weather forecaster predicts hot sun as thousands attend. hotels fill while the Wisconsin products exposition debuts, free to the public.
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Wisconsin
West Allis
fEy United Press
Milwaukee
West Allis Park
Fair Grounds
W. P. Stewart
Laticalions
Husband held for murder after wife mocked police uniform
United Press report states Chicago police sergeant William T Russell is held for killing his wife after she ridiculed his police uniform. Their 14 year old son said threats preceded the shooting and other relatives noted a prior affection for another woman.
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United Presny
Chicago
Wiliam T. Russell
Keystone
The
Russells
Abe
Fred
Peary and Bowdoin Make Good Time Southward
Washington dispatch reports Peary and Bowdoin, part of the MacMillan expedition, making rapid progress sailing inward toward their destination. The National Geographic Society was advised in May as the voyage continues under Commander MacMillan.
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Peary and
Bowdoin
United Press
Washington
Peary
MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Policy of government hands off in coal crisis debate
In Swampscott Massachusetts President coolidge pursues a hands off stance while awaiting congress approval of the coal commission's recommendations. A possible strike by anthracite miners threatens 828 top mines and up to 600000 dependents, with 8900 maintenance workers kept on to sustain safety and operations.
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Shompscott
Mass
Coolidge
Seuat
Zinion
Alay Ail
Hughes to Speak on the Declaration at ABA Meet
Charlee Evans Hughes, former secretary of state and ABA president, will address the annual American Bar Association meeting to be held Wednesday on the topic of the Declaration of Independence. The program includes Til Cooper as speaker with a broadcast planned.
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Hughes
Cnivee Press
American Bar Association
Charlee Evans Hughes
Essoeta
Til Cooper
Fire damages residence and hotels in Starz area
At 2 o'clock this morning a blaze destroyed the Starz rooming house and the John Stare residence in the city, seriously damaging the Hapview hotel. Insurance covers about one third of the estimated 35,000 dollar loss. Fire officials report four lodgings affected with extensive smoke and water damage.
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Associated Prena
Wandham
State board denies broker license applications in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers' Board announced it denied the broker licenses for Granne & Linehan, a Chicago partnership, and Nick all Laveris of Milwaukee, along with the salesman license for Samuel Rubinstein of Kenosha.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Granne & Linehan
Chicago
Nick All Laveris
Miwatkes
Samuel Rubinstein
Kenosha
Safe blowers wreck depot at Quinneseg
An epidemic of robberies over the weekend hits Milwaukee and Iron Mountain depots. In Quinneseg Milwaukee safes cracked with about 4500 recovered in the raid. robbers fled leaving 2000 in coach. A larger theft occurred at Emu Chire with 38000 value stolen and an unsolved post office burglary at New Lisbon with no valuables taken.
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Associated Preas
Jissonati
Milwaukee
Safen Wate
Emu Chire
New Lisbon
Orel
Milly Veoukee
Bloch-Dahannts Furniture Company
Mirnely Clothing Company
Sonilsser Bran
Rabbern É
Fastest Watercraft Shatters Records at Gold Cup Rally
Bragg family owned Baby Bootlegger powered by ergags set a displacement record with 40.8 mph average in the 12-boat Florida race series. Teaser driven by Richard Hoy claimed the International trophy after a dramatic finish. Palm Beach driven by W J Connors Jr. suffered a near disaster when a turn threw its mechanic overboard before being rescued. Gilmore’s Bigcoyne Baby Tong and Blythe’s entry also scored in the Miami Beach heats.
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United Press
Y Fort Washington
Ergag
Tas
Richard Hoy
Toni Ong
Ritcherd Blythe
Gilmore
Colonel Mitchell Narrow Escape In Plane Crash
Colonel Mitchell survives crash near Fort Sam Houston in Texas. The stormy veteran of the Tilted Six Army Air Services reportedly escaped unharmed as the aircraft plunged near the air service landing field.
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Mitchell
Associated Preen
Buna Antonis
Tex
Ham Mitchell
Dempsey Contract Bids Reported by Promoter Trio
New York promoter Hartley Madden and Michigan City associate wired Sack Kearns with a 150000 offer for Jack Dempsey’s contract. Floyd Fitenimmons denies authorization of Charlie Rane’s bid and says no other parties were engaged. The venture details remain undisclosed and unverified.
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Asracle
New York
Charlie Rage
Hartley Madden
Charlie Rane
Jack Hearne
Jack Teeimpsey
Guess
Elgin grocer faces charge of wife and child danger
A scrambled Elgin notice reports a grocer accused of endangering his wife and child. Chief Ramany of Higin wired inquiries while deputies in Minnesota and Wisconsin pursued further details about the case and possible custody actions.
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Crookston
Lind
Madiaan
Wis
Ramany
Higin
Lerite
Spritz
Chinese Bolshevik Tendency Controls Canton Government
Report from American Consul General in Canton notes Chinese Bolshevik influence in local administration, with the situation described as quieter and hosting fewer hostilities. No active fighting indicated. U S Navy presence deemed unnecessary for the moment.
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Eteil
Hadley
Optimism on France US debt talks in ten days
An Associated Press report from Paris notes France hopes to reach quick accord with the United States on debt settlement. The talks aim to finalize arrangements with the American debt commission within a ten day window, with expectations that nine days may suffice. Delegations travel with advisers to negotiate terms and liquidate claims under instructed methods.
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Associated
Paris
Gptimien Preville
Callaux
France
United States
Candlas Commission
Arma
M. Culllans
Workington
Best
Tinanedat
Testinal Novinnes
America
Bobby Jones Dominates First Half at Oakmont in Par One
Reports from Oakmont show Bobby Jones posting a one over par 72 in the opening round while challengers including Holand MacKangala and Max Marstin pressed for early leadership. The field features strong play from veteran contenders and notable amateurs as the round unfolds.
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Bobby Jones
Oakmont
Benkieur
Acaro
Bobby
Danen
Poyenea
Tamy Keefe Carter
Ardinney
Dil
Gurter
Robby
Bir
Jonen Kod
Cermakin Jones
Colt
Standard OW fights to close municipal plants
Standard OW renews appeal to halt municipal plants amid a gas station dispute. The company claims the plant operates illegally and unconstitutionally, seeking court intervention after a lower court ruling. Public concerns center on a proposed 18 cent rate and tax implications.
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Standard OW
Pela
Jks Eam- Tilers
Handard
Mateles
Efforts to Protect Property and Lives Asserted
Officials reiterate that all possible measures are taken to safeguard property and human life amid the Volted Mine Works disaster. Secretary Davis denies any failure in protective actions as workers advance through the site and amid ongoing inspections and safety protocols.
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Antielated Press
Washington, T. C
America
Denie
Davis
Propes- Ana
Resigns to Take Position at Madison Library
In Antigo Wisconsin Margaret Mom, a public-spirited figure, has resigned her post to accept a new role at the Madison Library. She will be succeeded by Bana Gustategel. Northland area officials confirm the change and note ongoing library enhancements.
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Prohibition
Lawrence O'Keefe
Will
Austin
Minn
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Madison
Erenss Antigo
Wis
Margaret Mom
Childres
Ihrartin
Trary Tere
Simbar Ome
Mise Bana Gustategel
Northland
Per
Erasuaic
Motor Deaths From Jan To Aug In U S Cities
Across fifty seven American cities in the four weeks ending August 16 the commerce department reports 263 motor fatalities, up from the prior four weeks. From January 1 to August 16 there were 2,973 deaths, compared with 2,885 in the same period last year. Total 1924 deaths reached 4,993, up from 4,527 in 1923. New Bedford, Massachusetts had two deaths in the latest four weeks, the lowest among large cities. Chicago reported 45 fatalities in the latest period, with various cities showing changes. Cleveland and Pittsburgh registered notable totals as the year progresses.
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Ascortsled Press
Weaatungfost
D. C
Americse
ANZ
New Bedford
Mass
Pash
Ban Antonis
Waterbury
New York
Emsto
Wesley
Eitwod
Fitteburg
Cleveland
Chicago
Resignation Sought From Shipping Board Official Haney
Washington reports that Bert E. Haney of Oregon, a Shipping Board commissioner, was asked by President Coolidge to resign. Haney declined to comment as the White House noted dissatisfaction with his stance toward Palmer and the fleet cooporation. The president did not plan further requests, and no other resignations were contemplated.
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Associated Drees
Washington, D. C
Bert
Haney
Oregon
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Maney
Palmer
Fleet Cooporation
Hanes
Juna Chute
Swanpscon
Manx
Bart E. Haney
Don Wage
Tme
Three Charged With Theft Of Hupmobile In Sedalia
Three youths were arrested in Sedalia Missouri last Wednesday for stealing a Hupmobile touring car owned by Joni Doabingh of this city. They were returned home last night and are held awaiting arrangement of charges. The suspects are United Proms Cedar Rapids In-arthur Johnson 10 Luverne Kant G. 3 Osborne 0 ansse City and Herbert Marth Jasper Minn.
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United Proms
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Johnson
Luverne
Minn
Osborne
Kant
Herbert Marth
Jasper
Sedalia
Joni Doabingh
Mackinac Disaster Toll Rises Amid Confusion
A distressed report from New Port cites a rising death toll in the Mackinac disaster. Police and officials face tangled details as investigators search for names and causes while families await word on victims including local residents.
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Mackinac
David Burns
Weather Outlook Warmer With Chance Of Rain
The forecast from Associated Press indicates warmer conditions yielding milder temperatures for Wixteasin and nearby areas. A system may bring light showers on Tuesday, with no significant storms expected.
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Associated Press
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Bragg
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Spain
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Riffs
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Prohibition Enforcement
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Ewing
John Madden
Tinea
Joseph FE. Prendergnat
Oman
Enforcerment Agnistant Am Weting
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Lorat
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Penang
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Golden Lyrds
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B. E. Haney
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