New Indiana Senator Attacks Primary System as Failure
Senator New of Indiana denounces the direct primary as a conspicuous failure and source of political corruption. He campaigns with Old Guard allies including McCumber of North Dakota to repeal or amend primary laws, plans an educational drive against the primary, and cites the Newberry case as proof of the system’s faults. He argues conventions would nominate candidates at far lower cost and moral compromise.
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Lawrences Martin
United Press
Washington
Senator New
Indiana
Newberry
Congress
Old Guard
Senate
New
McCuniver
North Dakota
House
Weeks
Newherry
Plans for world conference on education in 1923
The Associated Press reports Boston plans a 1923 world conference on education with forty five countries invited. Wisconsin supervisor S R Rice urged a definite course in reading newspapers for upper grades to foster intelligent readers. He argued schools should provide regular newspapers and focus on improving readers over correcting press faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
A. C. Thomas
Augusta
Maine
National Education Association
Committee On Foreign Relations
America
United Press
S. 3
Rice
Wisconsin
Clashes in Germany Reported as Count von Gresenaus Estate Attacked
United Press reports serious clashes between republicans and monarchists across Germany. A mob of about 26 000 gathered near Magdeburg at Count von Gresenaus estate demanding the imperial flag be hauled down. The mob was fired upon from the east.
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Uby
Revolt in Brazil Ends As Rebels Surrender Fort Copacabana
United Press reports from Buenos Aires say Fort Copacabana near Rio de Janeiro surrendered to government forces at 10 o clock. Rioting insurgents still held some positions while the city remained orderly and calm amid sporadic cannonading. A cable from Charge Crosby in Rio notes the mutinied garrison at Copacabana as the fort’s possession and describes a quiet city with no stated cause for the mutiny.
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United Press
Buenos Aires
Fort Copacabana
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Brazil
Richard Momsen
Milwaukee
Schurz
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Crosby
State Department
Salt water problem worsens in world’s largest oil field
The Toleco Cerro Azul area in Mexico, once the world’s biggest oil field, is experiencing escalating salt water intrusion. Fourteen wells across the district report water encroachment and many are fully ruined. Production is estimated to drop from July 1 levels by August 1, with a decline exceeding 59 percent of the earlier output.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Toleco Cerro Au
Mexico
Tampico
Marines Break Camp at Gettysburg Headed to Quantico
Gettysburg Pa United States marines who had been conducting maneuvers on the battlefield for about a week broke camp this morning and prepared to resume the march back to Quantico. Engineers have moved to Thurmont and Frederick Maryland to ready for the marines return.
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Associated Frees
Gettysburg
Quantico
Thurmont
Frederick
Maryland
Little girl dies in Wisconsin firework accident
Beloit Wis Elmnore a 3 year old daughter of William Love died yesterday from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire during firework lighting at her home Tuesday night.
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Associated Press
Beloit. Wis
Elmnore
William Love
Conservation Convention Set For July In Madison
Wisconsin conservation commission schedules July 11 and 12 meetings in Madison to draft a state wild life preservation plan and park development for the 1923 legislature. Delegates from rod and gun clubs join state game wardens and federal reps from Biosurvey and forest service to discuss conservation and habitat protection. An extensive program aims to curb wildlife destruction by hunters and forest encroachment and fires.
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Associated Ress
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
New State
United States Biological Survey
Federal Forest Service
Wisconsin Commission
Muscle Shoals bids may be revised by committee action
Washington D C bidders on the government power and nitrate projects at Muscle Shoals may be invited to modify their proposals. Senator Norris, chair of the Senate Agricultural Committee, announced an executive committee meeting will invite bidders to appear at a gathering at his home on Thursday evening July 12.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. Ca
Muscle Shoals
Aja
Senate Agricultural Committee
Norris
Ganfield Opens Campaign Tomorrow in Wisconsin
Milwaukee reporters note W. A. Ganfield Republican candidate for U S senator opens campaign offices in Room 202 Hotel Gilpatrick. Ganfield plans kickoff at Racine Danish Brotherhood hall Friday night and will tour the state speaking daily to oppose La Follette for the nomination. Martin R. Paulsen of Stevens Point expected to speak at Racine meeting Friday.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
W. A. Ganfield
United States
Gilpatrick
K. Coe
Whitewater
Wis
Ganfield
Danish Brotherhood Hall
Racine
Senator la Follette
Dempsey Willard Bout Nears Before October First
Wichita report says a Dempsey versus Willard match, former champion, is virtually assured before Oct 3 after a Kansas Civil War conference with Jack Kearns and Tex Rickard representative Frank Flourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Wichita
Kan
Jose Willard
Ray Archer
Kansas
Civ
Boy's death blamed on careless driving
Wadixon Earl Keeeling, driver of the automobile involved in the collision that killed Glenn Were Madi on Schinel Bev Street here weeks ago, was being sought by police upon a warrant from District Attorney Theodore Lewis. A coroner's jury found the death caused by the careless driving of Keeeling and another motorist.
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United Press
Wadixon
Earl Keeeling
Glenn
District 1
Theodore Lewis
Keeling
New York Wins First Game in Bleacher Battle
United Press reports New York defeats Cleveland in a tight first game by a narrow margin. Key players Battersen Malls and ONeil contribute, with Bush and Hellman lending support in a pitching and hitting duel. Dates and full team details truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
New York
Battersen—Malls
O'Neil
Bushlend Hellman
Million Americans Go On Strike As Wave Spreads
United Press reports more than a million workers are striking across the United States. Government figures show about 1,150,090 men on strike including 400,090 railway workers, with 9,000,000 hours of work lost across coal, rail, textiles, ball bearing shops and other industries. Officials warn the full impact may yet come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Labor Department
Menor
Fextile
Idan
Pleads Not Guilty to Bank Robbery Charge
Tony Corona of Madison Wisconsin appeared in Dane County Superior Court charged with robbery tied to the spring holdup of the Randal State Bank. He entered a not guilty plea and was set on a 10 900 bond but could not post. Victor Albright, bank president, identified Corona as one of the
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Madison
Wis
Tony Corona
Dane County Superior Court
Randal State Bank
Corona
Victor Albright
Chief Essentials of Success, Says President Harding
Marion Ohio editorial from the Marion Star lists key traits for success including honesty simplicity industry capacity and determination attributed to President Harding The note cites a signed Marion Star piece and presents a concise moral framework endorsed by the paper and attributed to the president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Marion Star
Air crossing planned from Jacksonville to San Diego by Wright brothers?
San Antonio report says Lieutenants Doolittle and Andrews, based at Kelly Field, will attempt to fly the continental crossing in a single day from Jacksonville, Florida to San Diego, California within the next day, per yesterday’s announcement at Kelly Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Jacksonville Fla
San Diego
Doolittle and
Andrews
Kellyfield
Welly Field
Hope of Peace in Canton Held Out
Canton sources report potential peace and possible reconciliation between Sun Yat Sen and General Chen Chiang Ming via mediation by General Niral Bong Ting. Sun demands restoration as president and equal government status in negotiations with Peking, while Chen admits wrongdoing in the Canton capture and promises clemency to officers who started the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Nion
Sun Yat Sen
Peking
Chen
Cheng
Suns Menor
Nomination papers for Progressive Republican ticket
Madison announces nomination papers for the La Follette Progressive Republican state ticket. Four incumbent congressmen filed with signatures. Candidates include Lampert, Nelson, Browns, and Rear. July 25 is final filing. required signatures range from about 5,200 to 5,290 per candidate.
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United Frees
Madison
la Follette
Suete Elmer
Hall
Lorian Lampert
John M. Nelson
Aistrie
Edward Browns
James H. Rear
la Follette Sista
Tne
Republian
Harding to act to settle coal mine walkout
President Harding plans to decide next week on pressing coal mine strikes after arriving in Washington. He may pull in Attorney General Daugherty and seek voluntary talks with operators to avoid public safety risk as coal reserves dwindle.
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Harding
Herbat
Walker
Macron
Washington
Daugherty
Ninety Carmen Return To Milwaukee Yards
An official Milwaukee dispatch reports Ninety Carmen returning to local yards after a tour. The notice notes workers were on site and several teams were observed on assignment, with multiple laborers reported to be active during a ten day period.
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Carmen
Milwaukee
AOBL
Paul
Acre
Swiss Editor Comments On Seeming Engagement Rumor
An editor in the Swiss press defends a rumored engagement involving Mathil de McCormic. Robert Heread, Swiss secretary, arrives to investigate a prohibition tied to the case, while Ty Hestgd, leader of the dry omA emer, comments on the prohibition situation and Cancer.
Christian Science Leaders Plan College in St Louis
Christian Science leaders in St Louis announce plans to build a Christian Science college with a stated budget of about two thousand dollars. The move aims to establish the first Christian Science college in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Leaders
Tyty St. Louie
Christian Science Wonders
Linear
Passengers overcome in subway fire in New York
A Lexington Avenue subway fire trapped passengers for minutes, leaving over 160 overcome and many injured as lights failed and trains halted. Police and fire crews evacuated, with Mayor Hylan and officials on scene.
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Jack Darrock
United Press
New York
Lexington Avenue
Ranke
Jerome Avenue
Grand Central Station
Mathie Accepts Democratic Nomination for Wisconsin Governor
Karl Mathie of Wausau accepts the Democratic nomination for governor in a state convention statement. He emphasizes the party’s stance on wet and dry issues at the primaries. Mathie, a former high school principal and longtime educator, was favored by dry factions at the state conference.
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Uy Associaten
Wauson
Wis
Democrata of Wisconsin
Katt Mathie
Wausau
Todaty
Mathie
Millihie Wan
Wau- Rtu
Wisconsin Teachers Association
Attorney General Heads On Ten Day Speaking Tour
Attorney General William J Morgan leaves for a ten day speaking tour through Northwestern Wisconsin to promote his Reece nomination and campaign platform. The itinerary spans cent year counties with daily events as he presents principled aims to voters.
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Prem
Claire
Wis
William J) Morgan
Jolng
Wisconsin
Reece
Cath
Merain
MISS M COMAS MARRIES NEWS PAPER ARTIST ENRIGHT
New York reports Mise Carroll McComas, noted musical comedy star, wed newspaper artist Ws. Enright today after securing a license yesterday. McComas says she will continue on the stage, believing more acting will bring better progress.
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Associated Press
New York
Mise Carrol McComas
Musica
Ws. Enright
Bette
Wisconsin Weather Summary Amid Blurred Text
Forecaster notes a two day outlook for Wisconsin with little temperature change. Readers see fragments indicating partly cloudy skies, calmer conditions in the east and south areas, and no major shifts in temperatures. Observations reference local temps and cloud cover despite garbled OCR.
Settlement Talks Cool Railroad Signal Men Strike
Chicago reports that D W Belt union president said no walkout order would be issued before Saturday after talks with the railroad labor board. He urged a Saturday morning meeting of the signal men to consider a proposal to avert a strike as Hooper and Jewell discuss peace moves amid broader rail labor tensions.
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United Press
Chicago
D. W. Belt
Helt
United States Railroad Labor Board
Signal Men
Herry
Laher ‘Hased
Ben W. Hooper
Hert M. Jewell
United States Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Terrific Battle in Vera Cruz Turmoil Between Soldiers and Union
In Vera Cruz early today a fierce clash between soldiers sent to arrest Heron Proul of the tenants union and union supporters left twenty dead and seventy five wounded. Proul resisted as hundreds surrounded his home firing on troops. The Internationale rang out as casualties skewed toward union members. Proul was captured after a lengthy confrontation.
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United Press
Vera Cruz
Tenants’ Union
District Court
Heron Proul
Proul
Leutenant
teiMert
Preal
Statistics on Shopcrafts Rail Strike from United Press
Chicago reports 75 percent men out while New York and railroads show high, near universal participation. Across states, percentages vary widely with many areas claiming 80 to 100 percent effectiveness. The strike affects railroads, trucking, and shop centers as new hires fill roles and seniority is challenged.
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United Press
Chicago
United Press Today
New York
Towa
Indiana
Hackshurs
San Francisco
Nll
Houston
South
Texas
Kansas City
Kansan
Albany
MeKrosport
Columbus
Ohio
Avlanta
Seattle
Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Rock Island
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Germany
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Eis Big
Oser
New York City
Harry Yanopski
Hylan
Ely
Karl Mathie
M’comas
Tsserreen
Jdersborners
Eart
Xouth
Glendy
Hooper
Jewell
UNION
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