Legislative throttle opened and Congress heads for adjournment
Washington Congress moved toward final adjournment as the House adopted major deficit and pension bills by votes around 159 to an expected 3 pm adjournment. Senate action cleared key measures, including a government contract bill over wireless and a pension reform, with conferees named to resolve differences.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
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Senate
Washinston—Firai
Sen Tees
Burgess Laboratories Moves Legal Domicile to Delaware
Madison report states F. Burgess Laboratories will change its legal domicile from Wisconsin to Delaware for economic reasons and to facilitate corporate structure. The move aims to lower taxes and attract investment while maintaining operations and stock in existing corporations formed under other state laws.
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Irgess Laboratories
Br United Press
Madison
F. Burgess Laboratories
Unknown fragmentary outdoor exhibit page notes
A fragmentary OCR item mentions an outdoor exhibit at Yellowstone and references individuals or entities such as Gartner and Mont-Propes. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and unclear action or outcome, preventing a clear summary of event, date, or participants.
July Fourth Forecast Says Showers May Damp Festivities
The Weather Bureau predicts normal July Fourth weather across the middlewest and east with mostly warm skies and a chance of thunderstorms. Occasional rain is possible during fireworks displays. forecaster C. L. Mitchell notes no central storms are in sight.
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Onied
Washingson
Middlewest
East
C. L. Mitchell
Crop failures blamed for closing banks in panic
Fragmentary wire copy reports crop failures blamed for closing several state and commercial banks. Doors were reportedly locked as fears rose on agricultural debt and bank liquidity, with officials noting not all strains were severe.
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United Press
Plaire
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President Coolidge to leave for Adirondacks for vacation
President Coolidge plans to depart soon for his Adirondack summer home, with congress adjourned, and will travel via Philadelphia then to the mountains. He will sign bills in Washington before leaving and is to be accompanied by Secretary Everett Sanders, Edward H. Clark, and a staff including confidential clerks and marines as the presidential party moves to Paul Smiths area.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C—l
Coolidge
Adirondecks
Rite Pine
Washington
D. G
Congress
Capitol
Philadelphia
Fonda
Ceshace
Paul
Paul Smiths
Everetts Sanders
Edward QT. Clark
Bersegal
Tlaches
Adiron Gaers
Resbiar
Petitions Filed Against Estate of Late John Begs
Fragmentary OCR notes show petitions filed in circuit court against the estate of late John Beggs seeking money from purchasers. The document mentions Teele for money and allegations of authorized authority, with references to fraud and sheriffs terms.
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John
Confers Order of the North Star on Insurance Agent
Confers Order of the North Star on an insurance agent amid unclear text. The fragmentary lines mention St. Paul and Sweden and reference a victory and a public display of regard. No coherent narrative or verifiable details emerge from the damaged OCR.
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Order OF the North Star
St. Paul
Adali
Sweden
America
FraTig
Tod ay in Congress Senate debate on Radic hill
Associated Press reports ongoing campaign investigations as Radic Hill appears before the Senate while the House weighs a Senate deficiency bill and a related amendment in a continuing session.
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Associated Prars
Radic Hill
Senate
House
Anti Saloon League chief states pennsylvania spending zero
Wayne B Wheeler told Senate Primary investigation committee that the Anti Saloon League spent no money in the Pennsylvania Republican senatorial primary. He said funds went to Oregon Wisconsin and Minnesota campaigns for dry causes, and noted no support for Pinchot Vare race due to disagreement among party factions. The league reported over six years about 3 000 000 in state spending and an appeal for 50 900 for primaries was only 559 spent.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
furGs
Se EL Wheeler
Antti-Salcon
Pennsylvania
Alhough
Oregon
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Isague
Pinchot Benzier Penper
Representany Vare
Yasen
Seed
League
Information sought regarding money in bank of aged recluse
Aged recluse John Montague, rescued after nine years in hiding, is linked to a bank account reportedly held in Cresco. Dallas resident Mrs Mary Evans claimed a £2500 deposit belonging to Montague and wrote to authorities about moving funds, prompting a new investigation into Montague’s finances and disappearance.
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United Press
St. Paul, Minn
Resco. Ta. Bank
John Montarve
Aijasge
Mary Evans
Dallas
Tex
Montague
Cresco
Complete Distillery Seized in Vast Investment Case
A large distillery investment is seized by units in Kansas City. Officials reveal substantial assets tied to Purtha and other parties, with the plant said to be one of the era's largest uncovered deals in Missouri. The operation is described as covert, with shipping traced as far as Montana and including a special deposit scheme. Authorities disclose the scope and reach of the seizure.
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Kansas City
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Americans Sweep Wimbledon Doubles Title Victory
America's stars won one Wimbledon honor as Miss Mary Browne and Miss Elizabeth Ryan defeated Mrs Kitty McKane Godfree and Miss Evelyn Caher in women's doubles 6 1 6 1. Howard Kinsey, ranked sixth, fell to Jean Barrolle in straight sets 8 6 6 1 3.
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Wimbledon
England
Mary XX. Browne
Elizabeth Ryan
Kitty McKane Godfree
Evelyn Caher
Howard Kinssy
Jean Barolra
Norwegians Gather for Dominion-Wide Canadian Celebration
Americans of Norwegian descent travel from Minnesota and the Dakotas to Winnipeg for a grand Dominion wide Norse celebration in Canada. Dr B B Jonsson of Winnipeg leads Manitoba’s delegation as special agent. Delegates from across Canada attend as the Norse Canadian club opens events with a Sunday Lutheran service and massed choir.
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United Press
Winnipeg
Ilinaeansis
St Paul
Minnesota
Dakotas
Winniper
Camrose
Atherta
B. B. Jonsson
Winnipes
International Lutheran Synod
Manitoba
Bracken
Canada
Unclear arrest report involving youth and agents
Fragmentary OCR text describes a youth in a garage with alcohol and a vessel causing burns to agents. Details are garbled, names unclear, and exact actions not discernible. The piece lacks verifiable entities or chronological anchors.
Neutrodyne Radio Patents Upheld by Judge Thach
A federal judge in New York today upheld the Neutrodyne radio patents held by Prof Louly A Hazeltine, former college professor. The decision sustains patents that have generated significant revenue for the patent owners and related parties.
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Associated Press
New York
Thacher
Louly A. Hazeltine
Confesses To Art Robbery Involving Major Theft
Detroit reports two suspects linked to a bold art theft as police traced ownership of a $75,000 piece from the B. F. Alman collection at the Metropolitan New York. Edsel Ford and Lady Ludlow possessions tied to the case. A suspect confessed to involvement after being coerced.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Micha Kidstove
Hile
Mig
B. F. Alman
Metropolitan
New York
Mr.and
Mire
Edsel Ford
Lady Ludlow
London
England
Ten years of dairy price rise eyed by farming experts
A Minneapolis dairy science discussion argues dairy products will fetch higher prices than ordinary farm goods over the next decade. Dr G Fo Wa nevi ten sears notes experiments show farm dairy pricing rising with production costs. The study cites factors including market demand, costs of feeding cows, and cheese and butter price trends.
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Tne Minneapoli
G. Fo Wanevi
Carnal
Warrespermenia
HGS
Blaine Itinerary Schedule Listing Various Stops
The itinerary lists dates and times for travel between multiple spots including Water, Columbus, De Forest, Arlington, Poynette, Rio, Deerfield, Bon don, Camber, Rockdale, Jefferson, Lake Mills with afternoon and evening departures. Names and places appear in a scattered, OCR-like format suggesting a regional timetable or rail or bus route.
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Magisan Jean J Bitine
Columbus
de Forest
Alington
Poynette
Rio
Deerfield
Bondon
Camber
Rockdale
Jefferson
Lake Mills
Meat packing scandal indicted by federal grand jury
United Press reports a Chicago meat packing firm and officers, including William J. Lake and Melvin McMahon, charged in indictments with conspiracy to defraud the government. Inspectors allegedly filed false reports to claim tuberculosis killed cattle, enabling compensation payments. Six inspectors involved. details hinge on grand jury testimony.
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Chicago
United States
United Press
Zederzl
Chicase
Gany
Tivo
Sov
Yimenc Mear
Coney
Gefraud
Tsnaiz
Band Willam J. Lake
Chicase Pack
Melvin BR. McMahen
Congress
McMahon
Federel
Grand
Amundsen Back to the Frozen North to Explore
Reports describe Roald Amundsen renewing northern exploration plans after a long hiatus. He signals intent to push farther north along an eastward route, seeking new routes and scientific data. Local officials note his historic Arctic expeditions and renewed commitment to polar travel.
Marble champion in five of six games at Atlantic City
Marble champion shines in Atlantic City tournament with five wins in six appearances. Player's strong shooting and steady defense boost team through early rounds as coverage notes notable accuracy and composure.
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Atlantic City
Hearing Speech and Music With New Device Reported
A report from London describes a new device that enables hearing speech and music for the first time. The feature, shown in early tests, promises to help children and others with hearing challenges access sound more clearly. The article notes significant interest and potential applications across education and daily life.
Senate moves to deny seating of Vare in Pennsylvania race
Associated Press report from Washington notes Senate campaign investigation continuing into the Pennsylvania Republican primary cost of about 3 million dollars. Resolutions seek to bar seating any candidate whose campaign cost exceeds set limits, with Rep Ware cited as spending well over 370,000 and Verifying the race costs. A Wisconsin Republican Sen Lakelette and West Virginia Democrat Sen Weely sponsor measures to bar seating based on campaign outlays.
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Associated Press
Wastinson
Senate
Comtec O
Hs Perevic
Vare
LA Vollette
Ea Fotleite
Wisconsin
Ware
Fugitive from Dane County Jail Sought for Baraboo Robbery
Edward A Allison and two accomplices escaped Dane County Jail and are sought in connection with a Baraboo robbery involving more than 26990 dollars in stamps. Police identify a man who drove a car as a suspect. Lawrence Anderson is also reportedly sought in related cases.
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Gay Associated Press
Beraboo
Wis
Edward A Allison
Elas Snorty Cas
Dane Counsail
Madison
Fen
Isa
Elered Berg
Fila
Sam Nenzel
Herman Nenzel
Wood County Farmer Killed in Rig Collision
A Wood County farmer died when his farm rig was struck by a light coupe. Authorities are investigating to determine fault as officials review the scene and interview witnesses.
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Wood County
Burns manuscripts find permanent home in Scottish library
London reports that the Burns papers presented to the Scottish people in 1814 by John Grilbell of Philadelphia have found a permanent resting place in the Scottish National Library in Edinburgh.
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Associated Préss
London
John Grilbell
Philadely
Edinburgh
Evangellist Kidnapling Case Tied to Agua Prieta Turmoil
Tucson reports by Ernest Boubion, Agua Prieta mayor, alleging tracks show Aime Semple MacPherson was abducted near Agua Prieta on June 23. He ordered police to probe, finding two women left a car, walked to town, and rejoined the vehicle nearby. The Los Angeles inquiry links disputed letters and a memorial service to the mystery, with investigators noting tampering and a pre memorial delivery.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Ernest Boubion
Agua Prieta
Tes
Arizona
Aimes Semple MacPherson
Boubion
Los Angeles
Mead
Ague Prieta
Jere
Calif
Aimee Semple RicPherson
Douglas
Larden
Angelus Temple
Ron
Ocean Park
Post Office
Minnie Kennedy
Irs
McPherson
Kennedy
Isei
I Acua Pmeca
Mexico
Establishment of Co op Cream Shipping Stations
A report outlines advocacy for a cooperative cream shipping system led by the Wisconsin Producers Federation. Paul Minn discusses state and national roles, funding, and the aim to direct dairy shipments from farms to markets. The plan emphasizes production programs and market alignment to support farmers.
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Co-Op Gream
Paul Minn
Iano
Lemprrars
Suateda
Wisco
Piimmeeth
Ts Corr
French franc falls to new low against dollar
The French franc slid to a new low near 37.83 per dollar as the dollar strengthened amid market uncertainty. The currency move reflected ongoing concerns over France’s economic outlook and global financial pressures.
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Associated Pr
Paris
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