University of Wisconsin Faces Financial Crisis
University of Wisconsin and nine normal schools face a $14,000,000 funding deadlock as Senate votes on raising money fail. With no tax or income surtaxes approved, ongoing appropriations cover only general operations, leaving critical needs unfunded and risking hardship for officials and students.
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University of Wisconsin
Associated Press
Madison
Senate
University
Normal Echoos
Blaine Jodar
Rust, Fugitives Nabbed After Train Shootout
Northern Pacific detectives identified a man who fought a gun battle with rusted robber Rust aboard a train near Litte Falls Minnesota. The suspect escaped in a car with license B-35,390, stolen from a private garage. Special Agent Frissinger and officers fired at the man as he fled across a field toward Second Street. a bystander, William Johns, aided in tracing the suspect eastward.
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Litte
Huber
Vissinserecarir
Rust
wuurGerer
Hobsts
Geclareg
Teinay
Oh Graeca
Frissinger
Gissyn
Ater
Second Streai
William Johns
Inger
Sawre
Davis replies to work on subject of former resignation
Washington secretary, in a corrected interview, states Davis says his resignation was forced and that Work had misrepresented his stance. He denies any intent to deceive and clarifies the affair surrounding the former official's departure.
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Davis
J. Losk
Uaf
Washington
CANNING CONCESSION BY ASIA PORT OF PRINCE
The Haitian state council awards a concession for the second export of apples to an American company. Haiti expects nine apples to be produced for export, a milestone not previously achieved in the island’s history.
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Asia
Port-a-Prince
Haytian Council of State
Ake Island
Sir Auckland Geddes Improves in Health
Sir Auckland Geddes ambassador to the United States arrives in Southampton in somewhat improved health. He plans to sail for America at the end of September. Frickland is on leave because of health.
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Usited
Southampmn
England
Em Srates
Bic Auckizca Geddes
America
Frickland
La Follette Favored by Wisconsin Farmer Labor Delegates
Delegates from Iowa checked Wisconsin leaders as the Farmer-Labor party opened with proposals to invite La Follette to join a third party. About sixty of 1100 delegates attended. Toscan Pannete of Harco Conn was chosen temporary chairman amid calls for bread tolerance.
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Usived
Chicago
Robert ML Lasconsin
Republican Party
Farmer-Labor
Iowa
Wisconsin
la Forletle
Todas
Toscan Pannete
Harcfo
Newlywed Kenosha Couple Drown in Wisconsin Dells
Kenosha Wisconsin tale of tragedy reports Kenosha residents Mr. and Mrs. Larson Eleanor Z Larson and her groom of three days perished in the Wisconsin Dells on a morning after traveling from Park Avenue. The couple, members of well known local families, were en route to swim at the lower Dells when both bodies were recovered.
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Associated Press
Kenosha
Eleanor Z Larson
Iowa
Wisconsin
Larsen
Little Gibbons Money Is On Wall Street Today
Uneven activity on Wall Street this afternoon as investors respond to a brief market signal. Trading showed pockets of buying and selling, with no clear directional bias.
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Little Gibbons
Wall Street
Weather and Roads Digest
Supener Cler notes cloudy conditions with fair roads. Partly cloudy and warm in several cities lead to varied road conditions. Madison reports peasant weather while Oshkosh and Kenosha show partly cloudy skies with generally good roads.
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En Cresse
Strenuous Day for Harding in Meacham Oregon
President Harding endured a long schedule on his westward trip at the Oregon celebration in Meacham Oregon a tiny town near a rail pad. The eightieth anniversary of the first wagon train’s arrival in the Willamette valley drew visitors from across the state and mining regions swelling Meacham’s population. Automobile parties were reported arriving for days as the presidential party prepared for a grand pioneer pageant.
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Associated Press
Harding
Wilamette Valley
Meacham
Germans Did Not Gripple the Vaterland Machinery
Washington reports from Representative Madden reveal claims that German sailors damaged the liner Waterland after seizure, with Justice and Navy files offering conflicting evidence and indicating the damage may stem from docking accidents rather than sabotage.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Madden
Illinois
United States
H Am Department of Justice
Waterland
Navy Department
Amercan
New York
Indar
Girbs Brothers
Sineers
Toser
Fis
Willard Firpo Bout to be Refereed by JM Jeffries
A report notes JM Jeffries will referee the anticipated Willard Firpo boxing match. Details are scarce due to garbled text but reference to Sadson Square and Lee Sg corrections appear. The source hints at a favorable ruling or reception for Jeffries in relation to the bout.
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JM Jeffries
Sadson Square
Teale Jeffies
Lee
Death of Child from Firecrackers Reported
A brief notice describes a child dying from burns after a firecracker incident. It notes the fire and dress catching fire, with the mother nearby and attempting to help as the tragedy unfolded.
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Manttowoe
Norma Behem
Avas
Lowld
Pak
Coast 10 Coast Flight to Test Westward Air Route
Lieutenant Maughan plans a New York to San Francisco flight in seventeen hours using four staged fuel and repair stops at Dayton St Joseph Cheyenne and Isidore. The 170 mph craft has a 50 mph landing speed raising landing concerns on small airfields. He sees the trip as a normal future travel method, not sensational, with four specialist mechanics guiding the run.
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New York
Russell L. Maseghan
San Francisco
Dayson
St Joseph
Cheyenne
Wio
Isidure
Utah
Liewterant Maughen
St. Joseph
Maughan
Far West
Rockefeller, Jr Seeks Rest Amid European Fame
United Press reports John D Rockefeller Jr travels to Paris seeking quiet amid a thronging welcome as his family’s philanthropy gains wide notice. He arrives incognito, forced to slip from the station and seek a small hotel to avoid crowds and secure rest.
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United Press
Paris
Europe
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
John D., Jr
Dempsey Gibbons Fight Nears Approval in Shelby
Shelby Montana reports show 24 hours to go before a ruling on Dempsey Gibbons fight rules. The local commission debates fouls and gloves while promoters face tax questions and crowd control as Siekers gather. Royalty for signing articles tops money as authorities bolster presence and suspend shots of whiskey amid bustling rail traffic and crowds.
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Shelby
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Demp- Gibbons
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Tommons
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PAYS HOMAGE TO MEMORY OF THE OREGON PIONEERS
President Harding stopped in Meacham Oregon on a western trip to honor the pioneers who founded Oregon and saved the nation’s northwest. He spoke at exercises marking the eightieth anniversary of the Oregon Trail, praising the pioneers and the enduring debt of gratitude owed by Americans.
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Associated Press
Meacham
Ore
Harding
Oregon
Great Northwest
Oregon Trail
Saneien
Powerboat Regatta Set for Oshkosh Next Year
A terse note reports a powerboat regatta will be conducted in Oshkosh exactly one year from now. The fragmented text records speed figures and mentions crews or individuals by initials, noting a record and a fast run near thirty six miles per hour.
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Associasea Eres
Saenel Ona Ish
Seth
New Wes
Mondas
Pry Rent Jr
Proria
Boat Train Collision Shakes Passengers in Paris Scene
A boat train from Cunard intervenes in a collision at a local quay causing Tamary Americ ans to suffer severe unsettled injuries while Montreal and Cherhours are reported shaken. The accident occurred yesterday when the boat train struck a tall pier structure near the Paris riverfront, prompting emergency responses from local authorities.
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United Prove
Paris
Sin Reens
Cunard
Montreal
Milwaukee trades oppose height of buildings measure
Milwaukee unions mobilize against a proposed height restriction in Milwaukee. A committee, led by Building Trades Council secretary Fleming and adviser Tavera, will urge Governor to veto the measure after a meeting of business agents from several unions.
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Mibwaukee
Jillezekes
Wilwaukee
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We Fleming
Enyncil
Ead
Mailison
Japan Will Not Wait For French Vote
A brief world dispatch notes Japan will not wait for France to decide on a forthcoming vote. The report cites diplomatic cautions and regional concerns as Tokyo signals independent timing and policy stances amid shifting alliances.
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Japan
Fond du Lac erox hero guerre holder hit by automobile
A Fond du Lac man, named as a war veteran holder, was struck by a car in an incident described as serious but not fatal. The report notes minor injuries and mentions nearby locations and names, including Madison and local addresses, with no clear follow up on condition.
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Miss Margaret Wilson Enters Advertising Business World
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the former president, says she will support herself by entering the advertising agency field. She will combine business with her music and welfare interests, aiming to establish herself as a self supporting professional.
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Margaret Wilson
van Evers
New York
Margaret T ¥Ilson
Wilken
Misa Whson
Ream Busadia
Shelby fans flood town as Gibbons bout looms
Anxious boxing crowds pack Shelby awaiting news on the Gibbons versus Harrison Dempsey title bout site and timing. Promoter Kane expressed relief at Blims decision to proceed, noting Tommy Gibbons could become the nation’s happiest man if the match goes ahead. Ticket offices ready for last minute sales as preparations continue for the arena near town.
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Shelby
Tom Gibbons
Manassa Mauler
Harrison Dempser
Zocigck
Gibbons
June 23 Bank Call Conditions Issued
Banking officials issued a state bank condition call on June 23. Dwight Pasker and the commission oversee the action, aiming to ensure compliance and stability across state banks.
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Banking Commini
Kanes
Dwight Pasker
Unclear Weather Synopsis for Wisconsin Regions Tonight
Fragmented OCR text suggests possible showers across Wisconsin with scattered clouds and variable temperatures. Mentions of rain, dampness, and local areas like North and South regions are unclear and may reference expectant conditions tonight. No definite locations or timings are readable.
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