Senate Accepts London Naval Treaty Readings Adjourns
Washington reports the Senate adjourned after reading the London naval treaty. President Hoover urged quick approval to curb armament and misinformation. Several treaty opponents attended the session, risking a quorum break, with House and diplomatic figures present and Mrs. Henry L. Stimson in the gallery.
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Case Continued Till Weathers Cooler Lynching Trial
In Walhalla South Carolina seventy witnesses face heat as seventeen men including Mayor Robert Lee Ballentine and night policeman Alvin Jones wait in a murder trial for Allen Green accused of attacking a white woman. Defense motions push indefinite delay while Solicitor Leon W Brasfield campaigns for the Democratic Senate nomination.
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Literary Gem Saves Life In Robbery Taxi Ride
Chicago taxicab driver George Richardson, not a writer, hides a note during a robbery. He drops a plea on the highway claiming danger near Indians Point Fox Lake. A farmer reports the message, a deputy sheriff blocks the road, and the robber is stopped.
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Drowned Milwaukee Man Reported Near Winnecome New York
Lon Chaney motion picture star is in a New York hospital for throat treatments. The infection is not specified but mild, allowing him to wait for an opportunity to travel between picture assignments. Chaney visits the hospital twice daily for treatment.
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Sixteen Die in Wisconsin Holiday Tragedies Across State
Wisconsin marked a deadly holiday with sixteen deaths and over 160 injuries from car crashes drownings parachute failures fire sparked burns and heat. The victims include motorists多. The incident list spans Milwaukee Eau Claire Madison Wausau Portage Me nomine Reedsburg and Lake Geneva with fatalities from crashes drownings and a high profile parachute death. Authorities cite a rough tally of eighty five automobile injuries and about seventy five firework burn injuries statewide.
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Minnie Sebastian
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Oliver Goessi
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William ¥ F. Ludwig
Madison
Berhard Bonham
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Rockford
Reedsburg
Charles Zutel
Emily Cyr
Clarence Tolliver
British airmen believed to have crashed in Burma jungle
Reports from Rangoon say villagers saw airmen Hock and Matthews flying low toward a jungle near Taungop after their plane appeared in trouble. The district is wild, roadless, and flood prone, hindering the search as a government party from Taungop proceeds cautiously amid dense jungle and monsoon floods.
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Collusion in Escape Hints Ha Tittemore Says
Milwaukee authorities search for Walter Ross, Oconomowoc brewer and federal prisoner, amid claims of possible jail collusion and escape with jail keys. Marshal Tittemore suspects unaided escape while Kuhn, the turnkey, appeals for civil service hearing after dismissal.
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Dynamite blast wrecks a Wisconsin home
A dynamite blast at 2 a m damaged the rear of W A Vogumill's house in Melien Wisconsin injuring no one inside the home though the back porch was blown off and windows 100 feet away were broken. Authorities believe sticks were planted under the porch and note a past robbery at Vogumill's store led to arrests including Walter McNamar who jumped his $2000 bond.
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Three Cars In Fatal Accident In Madison
An automobile collision involving three vehicles in Madison left Adolph Monsees, 31, dead. Coroner William E. Campbell investigated. Monsees died hours after the crash yesterday. His wife and daughter and occupants of the other two cars escaped serious injury.
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Italy offers to discuss United States of Europe plan
Rome sent a reply to M Briand outlining Italian positions on a European federation. Italy favors cooperation with sovereignty preserved and guarantees for minor states, seeks invitation for Russia and Turkey, and warns against excluding any major or minor state from a federal union.
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Race prejudice in America holds pastors' attention
Bournemouth report notes International Congregational council discussions on Church and World Paganism led by Dr. George L. Cady. He argued no room for race prejudice in the church, saying American Christians deny brotherhood in practice as Negroes face exclusion in northern and southern churches. Delegates visited Southampton, placing a wreath on Pilgrim monument.
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Balloon race yields longest distance in national elimination
Houston, Texas, telegraph confirms Goodyear Zeppelin piloted by R D Blair landed near Greensburg Kentucky yesterday evening. Blair covered about 850 miles, the greatest distance among entrants in the national elimination race. Capt Fred Wilbur, secretary of the sponsoring committee, notes Blair was last to report. Detroit Times at 706 miles placed second, Cleveland Van Service 685 miles third, navy entry Twent. T. G. W. Settle 640 miles fourth.
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Cholera Not Epidemic in Philippine Islands
Manila reports from Dr. Robert Hart of the U S Public Health Service state 455 cholera deaths and 886 illnesses since onset 16 months ago with no epidemic expected. He estimates 2 percent of the population as carriers and warns of continued cholera tied to insanitary sewage. Masbate Biliran to Manila area noted as affected.
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Governors Close Long Jaunt Into National Parks
A thousand mile governors tour through Grand Canyon Bryce Canyon Cedar Breaks and other parks ends as the chief executives special arrives in Salt Lake City. Governors Trumbull Rhode Island Plaisted Maine along with many others including Pollard Conley Leslie Caulfield Hammill Christianson Erickson Wefver Simons Baldridge Dern James Brown and Carey Tiss Bons complete the national park circuit without incident on buses and trains.
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Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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Educator at College Des at His Home
Dr. Frederick R. Clow, 68, professor of educational sociology at Oshkosh State Teachers College, died at his home on Elmwood Avenue after a nine month illness. He had taught at home until May 1, completing two final works, including The School and Its Institutional Background.
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Dr Clow Dies After Long Teaching Career at Oshkosh State Teachers College
Dr Clow, a professor for thirty five years at Oshkosh State Teachers College, advanced a new field called Personology The Great Synthesis. He taught economics educational sociology and history and remained connected with classes from his hospital bed until his death A memorial service will be held in two to three weeks. His funeral followed a family service and cremation in Milwaukee. He chaired the Winnebago County Historical and Archaeological society and was an honorary Candlelight member.
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Glorious July Sixth Fireworks Dampen by Rain
Milwaukee Fourth of July fireworks were postponed due to rain and finally exploded last night in city parks. Thousands of children and adults gathered to watch the displays as the parks commission organized the event after the rainout.
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German Doctors Say Schmeling Must Rest For Long Time
German physicians ordered Max Schmeling to rest two or three months after a right side injury from a foul in the Sharkey title fight. The boxing commission report suggested Schmeling may not fight again until 1931. In Minneapolis Bobby Jones was praised as the world’s most silent golfer, with caddie Donovan Dale noting his five hours of rounds.
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Two Wisconsin Women Escape Fire With Car Destroyed
Merrill Wisconsin Mrs Louis Nahin wife of Milwaukee baseball club vice president and her sister Mrs Helen Rom Milwaukee had a narrow escape when their car was destroyed by fire on a highway north to Merrill. They had just changed a flat tire and stood by the machine as flames broke out. Neither was injured.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Dies After Long Illness
London reports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle famed novelist and Sherlock Holmes creator died at 71 after heart trouble. He collaborated with Lodge and Houdini on psychical research and resigned from the Society of Psychical Research in March. Doyle born Edinburgh May 22 1859, knighted for The Great Boer War, survived by Lady Doyle and two sons and a daughter.
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Claudius Huston to resign as Republican chairman
United Press reports Claudius Huston will resign as chairman of the Republican National Committee this week after a Hoover-Huston conference. Senate lobby disclosures linked Huston to Muscle Shoals funds diverted to his stock account, prompting party leaders to seek his removal. Hoover reportedly summoned Huston for a lengthy White House talks.
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Milwaukee man drowns in Lake Winneconne during fishing trip
Oliver Goessl, 25, of Milwaukee, capsized with companion Ray Brass while fishing from a canoe near Leslie's Point on Lake Winneconne. Brass was rescued but Goessl disappeared. his body was recovered at 5:40 p.m. after a long search by more than a dozen boats under a blazing sun. Goessl previously served in the 28th Infantry and recently worked for Waukesha Rexco.
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King George Plan of Radio Chain Speech in New York
A report outlines King George plans to broadcast his London address opening India House in Alawych at 7 10 EST tomorrow. The BBC will relay the speech via long and short wave circuits to global networks with National Broadcasting coordinating the transmission and distribution.
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