End of Congress as session convenes final gavel
Washington AP The summer adjournment ends a strained session with little major legislation. Leaders failed to push key reforms as President Coolidge prepares to sign a deficiency bill and new investigations loom. Senate and House debated temporary rules amid campaign spending limits.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Washington’ D. GC
Anel
Beth Senate
White House
Covlidge
Senate
House
Reed
Welsh
Rouse
R. Fure
La Follette Bill to Cut Election Expenses Debated
The Wisconsin Senate considers a measure to reduce election costs urged by Senator Neel and supported by committees. The bill, backed by the Democratic party, questions funding and seeks approval through a series of committee reviews and a potential primary review process.
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LA Follette
Boby
Neel
Senate
Wisconsin
Redsas
Chatman Cumites
Taiites
Senator Hye's Gairs In Votes For Both Fer Posts
In Fargo North Dakota, insurgent farm bloc candidate leads with about 15,600 votes over opponent L B Hanna as precincts report. Nomination results show C P Stone with 683 votes. Nonpartisan league leader A G Soclie renominated for governor on Republican ticket by about 26 000 votes. James Harney independent Republican tally reaches 69 852 as precincts complete count.
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Gerais
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L B. Hanna
C. P. Stone
A. G. Soclie
Nonpartisan League
Sortie
James Harney
Treasury official Andrews faces removal amid staff shakeup
Washington reports Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews again near retirement amid a wave of resignations and reassignments as social and administrative tensions rise. Several lieutenants lose posts or face changes. internal friction and personnel shifts affect salary-backed roles and expected progress.
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West United Press
Washington
The
Treasury
Andrews
Gryi
Flyer Finds Body of Last of Three Drowned in River
A wary report notes the flyer found the body of the third person missing after the drowning incident in the Oconto River. Witnesses had earlier reported sighting a body at the river mouth and at least two others were found previously. Authorities continue to investigate the deaths tied to the water incident.
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Oconto River
Erdar
G E Bargoer of Regedah Killer W1 Auto Accident
G E Bargoer of Regedah is involved in a car accident described as a fatal or deadly incident. Authorities report the crash details and potential legal follow up. Names and places are from the OCR reading and may be uncertain.
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G. E. Bargoer
Regedah
Russell Scott Execution Set for October 15
Russell Scott was deemed a new sentence and the date for his execution was set for October 15. Congress adjourns amid a campaign investigation that continues.
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United Pressy
Chicago
Russell Scott
Associated Press Congress
Fourth of July celebrations and liquor sales mentioned in Monteval dispatch
United Press reports citizens discuss Fourth of July festivities and possible Canada links as liquor sales this year trail 1925 figures. The piece notes local sights in Windsor and Chicago areas, with references to Madison Street and San Francisco, and hints at a continuation on page 17.
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Windsor
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Madison Street
Chicago
Maracette
San Francisco
United Press
Ripgr College Hosen to Represent Middle Western Institutions
A fragmented note lists representatives from several Midwestern colleges and towns. Names include John Turner Ripon Theodore Brametd Neilisville Wilbert Herman Shawane Henry Christofferson Chin pews Falls Orville Duell Caippewa Falls Harry Flower Wauwatosa and Arthur Jorgenson Waupaca.
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Tae Hook Willse
Conta Nerures
Crinson Piatfersi
John Tuner
Ripon
Theodore Brametd
Neilisville
Wilbert Herman
Shawane
Henry Christofferson
Chinpews Falls
Orville Duell
Caippewa Falls
Harry Flower
Wauwatosa
Arthur Jorgenson
Waupaca
Public Utility Magnate Marriages In New York Society
Associated Press reports Harlem utility magnate Harrison Williams has wed twice in a sensational debut to society. His bride, Mona Strade of Louisville, formerly Mrs Be Schiesinger of Stilwell and later Mrs James Bush of New York, marks a rare double ceremony.
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Associated Press
New York
Harison Wiliams
Megnaté
Mona_Strade
Loeuisville
BE. J_ Schiesinger
Siilwellee
James Ff. Bush
Princes Gustaf and Swedish Princess Visit Mammoth Hot Springs
Cited Press reports highnesses touring Yellowstone National Park with guides, viewing natural wonders and confronting travel hazards. A staged coach ride near Water Creek drew attention as participants moved through rugged terrain, while attendants warned others of danger on foot.
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Gustaf Adulf Ana| Iauise
Sweden
Netivesal Park
Lre
Setretan
Nera
Fages Marslaughter Charges In Auto Accident
Wisconsin Rapids report states Alpert Zimmes, a farmer, and his twin sons Harvey and Herman, 29, were involved when their rig collided with a car carrying Comrie, an employee of Standard Oil. Zimmes died, Comrie and the sons were hospitalized. charges allege manslaughter based on Comrie driving on the wrong side of the road.
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FAGES
United Presey
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
W. de Comme
Ea Crotse
Gombies
Alpert Zimmes
Farmer
Harvey
Herman
Ziremer
Comrie
American victims of airplane mishap identified
Prague reports the American victims of yesterday's plane crash have been identified as Mr John C Dawson of Chicago and Lake Forest and Mrs Dawson. Mr Dawson died on impact and Mrs Dawson died while being taken to hospital.
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Associated Press
Prague
Ressaupt
Tedar
John C. Dawson
Chicago
Lake Forest
Dasyson
Alleged Fraud in Chicago Primaries Exposed by Inquiry
A Chicago investigation into alleged primary fraud intensified as prosecutors and investigators questioned witnesses about ballot handling and possible influence. The inquiry centers on claims of manipulated votes and improper influences affecting candidate outcomes in the April primaries.
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Chicago
United Press
McDonald
AiDenai
Lenroot to Tackle renomination in Twentyeth district
Senator Irvine Lenroot plans an intensive drive for renomination on the Republican ticket in the Twentyeth Congressional district. Opponent John T Blame has begun his campaign, with Lenroot expected to tour Spooner next week.
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Zameen
Weir
Vailey
John T Blame
Lenroot
Spooner
Captive by Hindu Mate Recounts Troubled Courtship
A disjointed report describes a woman 27 accusing a Hindu prince of abducting her after an early childhood relationship. It claims a whirlwind courtship began in an Aban country area, with references to a judge and police involvement as authorities pursue alleged plans.
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Iese
North- Bester
Aban Connes
Farmer sues air concern over plane noise injuries
A Nebraska farmer sues an air line alleging damages from a grafts’ flight over his land. The claim details a drop in poultry output by 60 percent and deaths among his chicks this spring from fright. He says his wife’s health was seriously impaired by the noise.
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Debate on tonnage limits at Geneva disarmament talks
Special to The Northwestern Washington reports that U S advisers oppose total tonnage as a fair basis for naval strength. A subcommittee proposal favors tonnage classes, while officials fear it could allow increases. An official note to the preparatory commission seeks guidance for a formal disarmament conference, with Britain France Italy split on the plan. Continued on Page 173.
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Armament Commission
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Unele Sant
Preparatory Commission
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Japan
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Weither
President May May Leave For Camp Tuesday
Washington reports President Georidge may depart for his Adirondacks summer camp Tuesday instead of Wednesday as planned. Departure timing remains fluid with White House officials indicating the trip could shift to Wednesday if last minute licensing changes occur.
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Associated Press
Washington
Georidge
White House
Family of Durkin Testifies in Defense of Youth on Trial
The Durkin family members testify in court to defend the youth charged with the murder of Hawte C. Stanakag in a federal assault case. Witnesses describe the boy’s character and upbringing as they seek to cast doubt on the allegations.
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Associated P Chicign
Martin J. Durkin
Hawte C. Stanakag
Marie de Strailroad
Spiege
Aeroiime Zac Nissan
Derassa Durt
Bills Signed Today by the President
Washington set new pension levels today with the Civil and Mexican war veterans receiving $65 monthly. The measure also raises to $90 the pension for helpless or blind veterans and adds $20 more for surviving widows and all Civil War nurses.
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Washington
Gvenis Pepy Pad
NEW SOURCE OF INFORMATION IR PROBERS
Dr. Ernest B. Cherrington of the Anti Saloon League supplied new data for the Senate campaign funds committee. He testified to explain data from Westerville and to supplement Warner Wheeler and other league agents as the panel pressed the probe into political funding and campaign chests amid partisan hearing scenes.
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Ernest C. Cherrington
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Associated Pras
Washington, D. C
Ernest B. Cherrington
AntiSaloon League
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Eichmond Pearson Hobson
Congress
W. J. Bren
Frank B. Wals
Nin
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Court Grants Restraining Order Over Park Rage Incident
Attorney Rob secured a temporary injunction to stop Crowe from interfering at the track in Chicago Washington Park. The restraining order shields Grove and related parties from disruption as a motion for a further hearing is scheduled next Wednesday.
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Chicago
Washington Park
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Cicero
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Tsepitss
Comptroller reports condition of state and federal banks
In Washington and Madison the comptroller of banking issued calls for the condition of banks as of June 30. The notices asked national and state institutions to report on their financial status, assets, and operations by the specified dates.
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Associated Press
DPC
National Tanks
Madison
Commissioner of Banking Today
Showers Probable Across Wisconsin and Midwest Wetter Mix
Mostly unsettled conditions extend from Wisconsin and the Lake region to Washington with chances of showers Sunday. Temperatures near normal with a few thundershowers possible, especially in the Upper Mississippi area.
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