Kellogg Sets Policy On China in Washington Speech
Secretary Kellogg issued a long awaited Chinese policy statement in Washington, outlining readiness to enter treaty negotiations with Chinese factions and signatories to the old pacts. The move signals United States support for a league backed conference on China and calls for cooperation with British and other powers, with the aim of shaping intervention and peace efforts amid Taishan tensions.
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Secretary of State
United States
Associated Press
Washington,D_.C
Washington
China
Kellogg
United Press
Gericva
United ‘States
Mantis
Associated
Ate
Leen
Jade
Neutral Zone Proposed Around Shanghai by Cantonese Group
British sources report a Cantonese nationalist plan to create a neutral zone around Shanghai to protect 40,000 foreigners and large investments. Chinese troops would withdraw and the area would be guarded by Chinese civilians with foreign settlement cooperation, while the U.S. declines to aid in defense and evacuations rise for about 6,000 Americans.
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Shanghai
Cal S. Hirsh
United Press
Shanghiwi
United
Nicaragua
T. Wang
Tong Shaoli
Nationalist Party
Aduttel
United States
Two Bus Drivers Killed in Collision Near Tulsa
Two bus drivers died when a Missouri Kansas & Texas passenger train struck a school bus at a grade crossing in Tulsa Oklahoma. Four people were injured including three school children. The bus driver Schwartz 30 and another driver Hartzen 21 died. Mrs Ruth Lonver 17 was critically hurt. The locomotive pilot stopped the train after the bus was struck.
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Tulsa
Okla
Desqruchel Schwartz
Ariver
Hartzen
Ruth Lonver
Wra
Varda
Death of Bach Mourned by Musicians Across Nation
Musicians nationwide mourn the death of Christopher Bach veteran orchestra director and composer who died at his Milwaukee home last night at age 41 He would have turned 42 on March 24 Born in Niederhofen Province Hesse Kassel Germany he received early musical education and remained active in composing until retirement fifteen years ago.
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Miwaukee
Lolay
Christopher’ Bach
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Moosger
Hores
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Niederhone
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Cassel
Germany
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Sénate
Yean
Schnildy
St Lawrence
Coleman
Jon Ce. Schuiaan
Watertown
Schumann
Congress
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United Braga
New
York
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Broadway
White Plains
EB. Roethe
Awhiterwater
West Browning
Suife
Sanders
Toy Dors
Frances ‘Peaches Heenan
Chloride
Bet
Browning
John B. Mack
the Plaind
Wil Browning
Mack
New Move to Clear Mexican Controversy
Mexico City reports that the Baredo Chamber of Commerce initiated steps to bring President Coolidge and President Canes together in a conference on the Texas border dispute. The Bulletin notes a personal meeting could ease tensions and stabilize regional security despite the urgent press.
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Laredo
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Emdeavor
Coolidge
Calles
Assembly in Debate Over Joint Measure
Madison reports a lengthy assembly debate over a joint measure regarding legislative appointments and Senate passage remains unclear. The session touched on a prohibition proposal for legislators plus calls to expedite bills, with references to Schumann and broader state politics.
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Assembly
Sy Associated
Madison
Virdgua
Peterson
Philosophers Explain Reasons Behind Self Destructive Acts
Milwaukee columnist United Dress reports on Rev. Ham P. O Connor a St Francis professor of philosophy who says understanding motives for suicide requires knowing a person s temperament environment and social setting He notes personal crises reflect emotional instability thrills seeking and publicity desire as possible causes with some individuals resorting to death for attention while others act from inner turmoil or a craving for sensational response
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United Dress
Milwaukee
Wie Ham P. O'Conner
St. Prancis Aeminecy
Father O'Connor
Bommn
Law Breaking By Government Must Cease
Washington reports that law-breaking by government to catch law-breakers must stop. Secretary Mellon warned prohibition administrators and agents that some agents overstep bounds in zeal. He noted arrests have occurred and reassured the public the government does not pursue illegal acts.
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United Ftrens
Washington
Treastury
Mellon
Prohibition
Sud
New York
Mquor
Agenta
Milton
Tron River Packing Plans Acreage Increase at Meeting
At a shareholders meeting of the Tron River Packing Company, plans were set to raise bean output next season and the secretary was directed to contract for 100 acres.
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Ryaltéd Press
Tron River
New Home For Aged In Kenosha Promised By Donation
A new home for the aged will be established in Kenosha Wisconsin after Br Nu A Tenneyer donated the site. A board of selectors has been named to oversee the project and funding.
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United Prensa
Kenosha
Wis
Br. Nu
Cold wave grips northeast with record lows across states
A severe winter cold wave hit the northeast and Midwest with subzero readings across multiple states. Brainerd Minnesota recorded 29 below, Ewen Michigan reported 40 below, and New York City and Philadelphia saw temperatures plunge well below freezing as winds and snow battered the region.
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Associated
New York
Mississippi
Middle West
Brainerd
Minn
New Tneland
New York City
Special Election in Prensty Shinelanier Wisconsin
A special election will be held February 1 to decide on mortgage certificates for funding a municipal dam. Sykkiem and Bord Jasus advocate construction while the question concerns a new water supply.
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United
Prensty Shinelanier
Wis
Sykkiem
Bord Jasus
Northland Sparta Club Formed as Nonprofit Group
United Press reports Shurley Wik Herbert named Backer President as the newly formed Northland Sparta club incorporating as a nonprofit organization to operate under a community nonprofit framework.
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United Press
Shurley
Wik
Herbert
Backer
Eran Northland Sparta Club
AMA
St Lawrence waterway push gains across eight states
Agaoclubed Pras reports Muskegon leaders and Great Lakes advocates press for deeper St Lawrence waterway to boost inland shipping and regional prosperity. Charles of Crate, executive secretary, urges immediate action as Hoover commission report warns indifference. Local leaders cite joint Canada treaty and need for faster access from Great Lakes ports to tidewater.
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Muskegon
Mieliurthur
St. Lawrence
Charles
Crate
Hoover Commission
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Graig
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St. Lawrences
Froover Commissiona
Ganrda
Great Lakes
R. J. MacLean
Vicw
Association
Lake Supp
Michigan
Wile
New York State
Tidewater
Upper
Gresh Lakes
Chicago
Informations Against Thirty Two Persons Recommended
The Allegheny County grand jury in Pittsburgh, Pa, after investigating irregularities in the November election, today recommended informations against thirty two persons including several election board officers and voters. The report names a number of individuals and describes alleged improprieties uncovered during the inquiry.
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Pitsburg, Mae
The
Allegheny
County Grand Jury
Ale Legad
Wisconsin highway chief Donaghey resigns amid shakeup
Madison Wisconsin. The Wisconsin highway commission announced the resignation of Donaghey after years of service. The move came as the commission installed J G Kuelling as state engineer and shifted personnel amid a broad leadership change. Delegates praised Donaghey’s tenure while noting the upheaval within the commission and the appointment of Kuelling as his successor. An official statement cited the change as serving the public good.
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Madison
Associatrd
Dricelaon
Seeres
Wisconsin
Tolay
Torkelsans
John Donaghey
Athyr
Ecommission
Com
Toran
Utis
J. G.kuellin
Poa
Tarketson
Nts
Donaughey
Kuelling
Wisconsin Vibrolithte
Torkelson
Applakee
Bheers
Teven
Rand
Turessay
Peanaghey
A. G. Anderson
Menomonie
Coolidge Tax Credit Plan Attacked in Senate
Washington D C Senate debate centered on President Coolidge's tax credit proposal. Senator Reed presented the plan as Republicans and Democrats argued over a deficit impact. Critics warned the measure could empower corporations to recapture taxes already paid.
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Washington
D. C
Reed
Emocear
Missouri
Couzens
Michil Birt
Die Tavern
Lason
ST Ana
Enbale Corporation
Tenroot
Wire Cousin
Pr Dent
Mellon Denies Ownership of Mexican Land
Secretary Mellon denies owning any property in Mexico amid reports he acquired oil assets from Lord Cowdray. He confirms only past stockholding in the Mexican Gulf Oil Company, a Wales subsidiary, and states he has no role in its operations or familiarity with the affairs.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Aterésin Hicd
Republic
Gwe'Gi
Waleh
Ol7
Rio Grande
Editor Dies Sudden in Atlanta the Associated Press
Publisher of The Atlanta News Telegraph dies suddenly in his office today. A long newspaper career began as a printer's devil in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. The brief notice notes his sudden death and outlines his role in the paper's history.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Charten F. Chuge
Ouitee
Atlante
News-Telegraph
Aly
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Lees
Old Lumberman's Hotel Destroyed in Menominee Fire
Fire swept the Old Lumberman’s Hotel on the Menominee River Wednesday afternoon likely from a defective chimney. The building, about twenty years old and owned by John Lasalle, was a landmark and a popular stop for river men and lumberjacks. Estimated loss about 35,900, partly covered by insurance.
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Menoomines
Los Wes
Neenah Plant to Come Under Ghicaed Cash Control
Ghicaed Cash to take control of Neenah plant as restructuring steps proceed. Company sources say the Neenah facility will see transfer to Ghicaed Cash with the accounting department moved toChicago. Earlier announcements indicated changes in corporate leadership and operations to streamline production and finance.
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Neenah Plant
Habsawas
Neenah
Keri
Chicago
Leen
Chure
Advices on safety of two members of the Order anxiously awaited
Reports from China say Rev. William J Rare and Rev. William Hy Musson, both Vincen War order leaders, are safe but unconfirmed. Twilight communications reached St Paul and De Paul University officials, naming other order members abroad, including Rev. Edward Sheehan, James Coyle, and Justice Jews, with no further detail on their status while anti foreign actions rise in China.
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William J. Rare
William Hy Musson
China
Tyre Privsis
Visi
Gleven
Fist Fight at Mine Workers Convention Disrupts Session
A fist fight erupted during the United Mine Workers of America convention in Indianapolis between Powers Trepguund of Tennessee and a son of a prominent local manufacturer, temporarily disrupting proceedings. The altercation followed disputes over minority views and seating as Hapgood, opposing President John L. Lewis, challenged legitimacy of debate and minority rights within the convention.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Powers Trepguund
Tnesson
Warwards Graaugte
John L. Lewin
Elapea
Xer- Ke Ant Atearmes
Hapgood
Leowls
Fragmented Local Notice With Unclear Names and Dates
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names such as Shane Kate Tepatn and Avwockutnd Jess and references a date in late November. It also contains stray terms like temperature, VerDiverse, and divisions, creating an unreadable legal or civic notice with no clear action or location.
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Shane Kate
Fae Sua
Jess
Claes
Tony
Wisconsin killer Coffey claims accidental murder near Grant County
Confessed slayer Coffey says he killed his wife with a baseball bat after a quarrel in Wisconsin while visiting Grant County. Orchard denies intent to prosecute Coffey fully but will pursue punishment. Bus driver and repairman corroborate details of the fatal encounter near Aller's Woods on highway 23.
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Grant
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Coffos
Wisconsin
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Trabiane
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Plattevile
Spinks
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Tee
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