Conserv Conservatives Push Farm Labor Policy At Conference
Delegates at the Chicago meeting of farmers and liberals pushed for a third party agenda. They adopted a policy platform including government ownership of transportation and communication, and state control of credit and taxation, while liberals battled moderates for influence and the reform push continued through committee work.
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James McClain
Chicago
Farmer-Ladelesaies
Fermers
Jena
Desegates
Mickace
C. F. Reuthenberg
Alexander Howat
Achers
Coalion
SoMa Tae
Henders
Rich
Henri Teewa
Foster
Wiliam
Bishan
Feu
Night Movies for Schools Advocated by San Francisco Delegate
Mrs Susan M Darsex, said to represent education groups at the national Education Association convention. She urged districts to allow夜 time films as part of school programs and outlined benefits for student literacy and cultural awareness.
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Iis Asso
San Francisco
Son
Agérey
Susan M. Darsex
Direct steamship service links Chicago to Europe
A new transatlantic route via the lakes connects Chicago with Great Britain, Germany, Norway and Sweden. The service is owned by European shippers led by William Hansen of Bergen, Norway, and involves several steamship lines forming the venture.
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Br United Press
Chicago
Great Britain
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Gammerce
Fa and
Eveant Steamship Companies
Wiliam Hansen
Bergen
Balloon leap to ground ends risky interntional race
In a failed gas valve fix, balloon ballast exhausted eight miles north of Bryan at 7 50 am. Roy S Donaldson, F A Erlach, and others leaped to safety within fifteen feet of the ground as the craft shot upward and vanished. Nearby a note from another balloon pilot asked for ballast and assistance as valves failed.
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Ted Press Bryan
Roy S. Donaldson
Wlot
Springfield
F. A. Erlach
Here
Teledo
Gooinkese
Fremont
Goodrest
Internationad Pvnation Rice
Jack Koerner
Joe Youen
Akron
Lake Erie
Akrar
Urge President to Send Troops for Protection
A wire service report urges the president to deploy federal troops to shield African Americans from mobs amid rising violence. The dispatch notes calls from civil rights leaders and community organizers for federal protection.
Wounding of Belgian Sentry Raises Penalties
A Belgian sentry was wounded near a bridge last Saturday, prompting stricter penalties. The incident led to a curfew from 5 PM and broader street restrictions as authorities tightened control after the event.
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Associated Press
I Doisberg
Bersan
Eo Bridget
Beignn
King Gustav entertains Minnesota visitors in Stockholm
Stockholm hosted King Gustav of Sweden during a tercentennial public exposition, with Minnesota officials and business leaders in attendance. The Minnesotans had traveled to Sweden aboard royal carriages across a famous bridge. the visit included formal addresses and a royal dinner in their honor.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Gustav
Sweden
Spehich
Minnesota
Officiel Xreetio
Gothenberg
Dyson
Alidx
Minneapolis
Norim Bridge
United States
Minnesam Vistrtorse
Swedab
Ernst Treygrer
Beavers Legalized as Wisconsin Farms Gain Permits
Wisconsin governor signs measure allowing landowners to domesticate beavers for fur production. Farm permits authorize keeping beaver houses and paying $2.30 per beaver. aims to expand fur farming alongside existing fox farms and hatcheries.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Signiny
Truth serum to be used on Fred Thompson bandit
Be United Press reports a Chicago inquiry notes truth serum may be tested on Fred Thompson known as a bandit. Attorney McDonnell says he will press for serum use to determine Thompson’s statements. The note references varying success of such drugs and mentions psychological testing and police questioning.
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Fred Thompson
Bandit
United Press
Chicago
Thompson
McDornell
Walking About With Bullet in His Brain
A fragmented 1920s style report describes an individual in Brainerd Minnesota who reportedly walked about with a bullet in his brain. The text is garbled, with names and places partially readable but many sections unreadable.
Firefighters Use French 75 Gun to Fight Oil Blaze
In Corsicana Texas a dramatic oil fire raged for days as local rescuers attempted to douse the flames with a 37 millimeter gun from guardsmen amid repeated attacks and gunfire.
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Frese
Corsicana
Tex
Jesse
President Harding Heads Toward Alaska Trip Adventure
Lawrence Martiz reports President Harding and his party prepare for the Alaskan expedition. Weather debates split opinion on overshoes while Admiral Rodman leads the pro-overshoe camp as the Henderson transport readies to depart.
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Lawrence Martiz
United Press State
President Manting
Tavonms
Spokane
Portland
Meacham
Ore
Henderson
Arctic
EWO
Admiral Rodman
Milwaukee Traffic Arrests Top Previous High Mark
Milwaukee police report June arrests rose above any prior high, driven by traffic violations and hangups. Drunkenness and disorderly cases declined about 30 percent compared to May, while 1,336 people were taken into custody in June with 324 for disorderly conduct and 1,002 for traffic violations.
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United Pre A Mihcanker
Milwaukee
Watic
Hanes
Premier Baldwin Says Ship Liquor Report Not To Be Published
In London the Premier stated the interdepartmental committee report on ship liquor control would not be published as per custom. The committee was still meeting, he explained, leaving the issue unresolved.
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Associated Prese
London
Asher Im the Commons
Enon
Baldwin
Government closes testimony in ship fleet case
The government wrapped up its testimony in the ship fleet case amid a tumult of procedural and evidentiary battles. Prosecutors argued to the jury while defense counsel pressed for relevance as witnesses described the vessel operations and contractual disputes.
Defense closes in Higginbotham case amid reopens possibility
Defense in the Higginbotham case rested today arguing the trial could be reopened after the state verdict test. The proceedings focused on the death of a North Banata youth in a prison camp as the defense sought to clarify the circumstances and potential avenues for appeal.
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Associated Preas + Bakery
Fla
Emas
Botham
Martin Taher
North Banata
Camr
Ireland as tranquil as Great Britain interview claims peace
In an interview with The Daily Express London the governor general of the Irish Free State says Ireland is tranquil and peace has shed the worst fears. He notes prisoners are being released at about one hundred a week and discusses the boundary question and northern tensions.
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Associated Prent
London
Tirélind Whay
Greg
Biritain
Ald
Unofficial Strike Extends Amid Turbulent Port Debates
Unclear OCR text references extended labor action affecting port workers and nearby firms. Mentions cities like London and Grimsby, with scattered details on unions, employment, and possible government or employer responses.
Train Collides With Slide Kills One Man
One man died when a train struck a rock slide derailing twelve coaches near the Orezen area. Engineer Redd reportedly tired, locomotive stopped clear of the wreck, two coaches caught fire and were destroyed.
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Slide
Wace Pree
Tacoma
Ats Tent
Redd
Madison Doctor Loses License in Superior Court
A Madison physician had license revoked after pleading guilty to unlawful medical practice. Judge A C Hopemant fined him $859 plus costs following testimony from Mew Brophy in a divorce case involving Henry J Brophy, with details tied to a Yes operation performed by Hegal.
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AsMielat
Ion
Ila
Rescinds Rule Prohibiting Departures From City
Foreigners face rescinded order allowing permits to travel. Americans are exempted from the previous restriction under new authorities. Authorities outline limited travel for residents and transient visitors amid policy changes.
Indistinct Text Reply Reflects Government Change Debate
Fragmentary OCR text seems to discuss government change and political debate with garbled phrases and names. No clear events, dates, or entities are identifiable from the readable portions.
Nurse Dies Martyr to Her Profession
A nurse died after a lengthy illness while serving in the profession, described as a martyr by colleagues. The death occurred amid ongoing care duties, leaving the medical community to reflect on her dedication and impact on patients and staff.
Backfire From Harding 3 Plan to Merge Lines
A garbled UPI report notes resistance to consolidating railroad lines and utilities in Kansas and nationwide. Faint references to public utilities and political figures hint at a broader merger push facing opposition and uncertain outcomes.
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Harding 3
Fourth of July Dawws With Crash
Fragmentary report describes a July Fourth event with a crash and sailors or workers involved. The text is garbled but indicates an incident at a location with emergency response and potential injuries. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
Weather and Roads Update From Parcels and Weather
Fragmentary weather notice reports cloudy conditions with heavy rains and rough roads. Mentions warm temperatures and potential road hazards, urging caution for travelers.
Delegates Near Agreement on Principle in Mexico Treaty Talks
Washington reports that American and Mexican commissioners reached a principle agreement on protecting oil properties and retroactive Article 27 interpretations. The accord would have five counties’ officials commit to a not retroactive approach pending final Mexican legislation. Observers expect broader U S recognition once a temporary accord is set.
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A. L. Bradford
Washington, D. C
America
Mexico
Former Governor Invites Farmers and Businessmen for June Conference
E. L. Philipp former Milwaukee governor and chamber of commerce leader sent invitations for a joint conference of dirt farmers and businessmen on July 6 and 22 in Milwaukee. Attendees include Byram commissioner of markets and George Hall head of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau.
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E. L. Philipp
United Presay Milwaukee
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Byram
Anu George Hall
Columbia County Probes Kilsourn Bathing Regulations
Officials in Columbia County commence examination of local bathing rules following a disruption at a known site. The inquiry aims to clarify compliance standards and ensure public safety across facilities and procedures.
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Columbia County
Kilsourn
Georgia bill aims to repeal dry law provisions
A draft measure titled to repeal Georgia dry law restrictions is under review by lawmakers. The text references association figures and proposed changes, with unclear specifics due to partial OCR readability. Further detail on sponsors and exact provisions is not available from the readable content.
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Georgia
Partial Clooty Weather Notes From Wisconsin Brief
Fragmentary weather note references a Wisconsin region with mentions of rain and thunder showers. Names or places are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a 2 pm time cue and temperature context.
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