Pope in Critical Condition After Operation
Rome reports indicate the pope underwent a pleural puncture procedure. bulletin notes liquid removed and lung concerns persist. doctors say condition remains serious with potential for further complications and extended illness. The pontiff had shown moments of better nourishment but remains near frail health amid ongoing medical updates.
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Pope’s Condition Worsens Amid Vatican Update
A late bulletin reports the pope’s condition as critical with possible operation risks. Doctors monitor breathing and heart function while Cardinal Rampolla and Vatican officials gather around the papal chamber as prayers rise in Rome, Paris, and London.
Soldiers Fire On Mob In Evansville Riot Toll Mounts
A deadly patrol clash in Evansville Indiana leaves six killed and twenty five wounded as guardsmen fire into rioters. The governor orders militia mobilization while mobs clash with troops surrounding the county jail. Prominent residents among the dead and wounded. martial law looming.
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Grafton on Pope Special Report Cites Church Roles
Fragmented OCR narrative notes Catholic figures discussing church hierarchy and political influence. Mentions Cardinal Cloud Cartinel Satalli and Cardinal Jeae amid debate on arrivals and elections, with references to France Spain and other nations.
No Fire Rumor Hits Neenah Education Board
Captain J N Stone editor of The Neenah Times was elected superintendent of schools by the Neenah board of education amid questions over his certificate. The board, composed of local businessmen, kept Stone’s election after an objection and a brief vote. The state superintendent will decide if Stone remains in office. Brune’s challenge to Stone’s role is noted. Other items include resignation of Justice Brown, a 96th birthday celebration on Tareco Street, and local social updates.
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Convict Labor Bids Opened at Wisconsin Prison
Special to The Neos seetern Madison Wisconsin July bids for convict labor at the prison were opened this afternoon the board of control and the Paramount Krics company Chicago offering fire cent per day per woman the rate furnishing the quarter or fifty-fire outfits and furs must their own power.
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Editors at SVAHA to Host Annual Meeting
Members of the National Editorial Association gather in Omaha Nebraska for their annual meeting. Delegates will be welcomed by business leaders and community organizers. Plans include tours and program discussions.
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Crisis in Japan cabinet crisis bogs down Tokyo amid audience
Seoul dispatch reports growing cabinet crisis as premier Viecgunt Katsuns may resist replacing Marquia Ito. Emperor yesterday received Ito, and observers warn continued stand could trigger rapid government upheaval amid urgent national strain.
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Soldiers in Evansville Riot Calmed With Guard Tactics
The Indiana National Guard, led by Gen William L Melkee and Maj Perry, moved to Evansville as rioting stirred downtown. Soldiers formed a guard line as stones and jeers escalated, a rifle fired during the clash, and two militiamen were wounded. authorities considered business leaders’ input to end the unrest.
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Von Kempe Sentenced in Milwaukee Court
In Milwaukee a former attorney and agent of the Trakadal organization was found guilty of embezzlement in municipal court this morning. Judge sentenced him to one year in prison with leniency sought by defense and prosecutors.
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Bridge Builder Killed in Milwaukee Yard Accident
William Klank, a 60-year-old Chicago & North Western bridge crew member, died instantly when he fell from a scaffolding while building a bridge at Rivers. He had worked for the North Western for sixteen years. his wife and hometown are Fond du Lac.
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Delightful Musicale at First Congregational Church
Mr and Mrs C R Boardman Miss Rollins and Miss Martha Rolling hosted an organ and song recital in the First Congregational church. Washington DC organist Dr J Bischoff and soprano Mrs Lischoff performed with notable skill despite heat. An assistant reader and Mr Jenkins led the local musicians, and Mrs Lischoff’s mezzo voice earned high praise.
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Warning on Interstate Labeling Rules for Creams and Butter
The Northwestern in Washington reports that wrongly labeled cream cheese and butter sold across state lines may face stricter enforcement. The issue dates back to a 1820s act now reinforced with Agriculture and Attorney General support, targeting mislabeling of place of origin and misleading packaging. A recent incident involved a batch of sixty labels, with all but one violating the law.
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Barbers' Board Organizes in Madison Wisconsin
The new state barbers board organized today with President Axel Dowhan. Officers include Whitager as treasurer and Henry eThe as superior cenlary. The board met with health officials to set sanitary rules. Barbers must register and can procure planks from the secretary.
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