US IS NOT INTERFERING IN NICARAGUA
Special to The Northwestern from Washington reports confusion over American stance on Nicaragua. The piece debunks claims that Lawrence Dennis, the American chargé d’affaires, orchestrated U S interference by inviting regional leaders to the legation and delivering a U S declaration on recognition of General Chamorro. It notes press censorship limited publication and that the United States would not recognize Chamorro rule, despite Chamorro allies' hopes.
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Washington, D. C
Lawrence Dennis
Ataries
Managua
Tis
Emiliano Chamorro
Sreererd
Sir Dennis
United States
Dwein
Dennis
Gener Chamore
Additional Day Of Argument Seems To Be Certain For Case
The Associated Press reports the trial of Martin J. Durkin for murder continues with prosecutor Romano arguing for a death sentence after the killing of Edwin C. Shasahan. Durkin’s defense, led by Eugene McGar, plans to open next, as both sides press for a verdict amid questions of self defense and motive.
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Associated Press
Uhicaso
Michael Romano
Martin J. Durkin
Edwin C. Shasahan
Folin
Romano
Bey
Seoce
Sianehan
Durkin
Winoon
Eugene McGar
Tomorraw
Iscdar
Ro- Trane
Shanahen
Hamano
Ent Bankes
Interstate Commission Probe Of The St Paul Case To Be Continued
The Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into the affairs of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad receivership will resume in New York City on July 27 at the Merchants Association building. Commissioner Cox and Examiner Berdwell will preside and all St Paul security holders are invited to attend to present their views.
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United Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
New York City
Qe Merchants’ Association
Fore
Cox
Berdwell
St. Paul
Heat Wave Breaks? Record Heat Across Regions
Chicago endured the season's hottest spell with a 92 degree reading amid humidity. Milwaukee logged near 70s to 80s as storms and cooler air moved in later. Forecasters warned of lingering heat and possible showers tonight and Friday, with weather warnings along relatively wide areas.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Minnesota
Wiscons
Michigan
Superior
Merquette
Submarine in Oryoge Submarine in Oryoge
Washington Divers report twelve bodies inside the sunken US submarine S-3 after a salvage mission. Rear Admiral Charles Plunkett praised the Vestal Falcor and Divers for heroic work. The Navy intends a special commendation for the divers and crews.
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United Bress
Washington
Navy Wild
Charles Plunkett
Naval District
Vestal
Falcor
Wilbur
Dr Laurel E Youmans of Waukesha Dies at Milwaukee Hospital
Dr Laurel E Youmans a famed Wisconsin corn typhsician and father of Beary A Youmans city editor of The Waukesha Freeman died yesterday in a Milwaukee hospital after a long illness. A graduate of Carre college the University of Wisconsin and Rusk Medical College he served in the medical corps during the war. He is survived by his son Henry Youmans assistant professor of medicine at the University of Michigan and a daughter Mrs Giese Chicago.
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United Press
Waukesha
Laurel & Youmans
Weaukesha
Henry
Vived Oy
Lenrcot Again Challenges Blaine Over World Court
Senator Lenrcot challenges Governor Blaine on the world court issue, urging support for a platform that includes horse races and fair attractions. He cites backing from Progressive figures and national organizations while defending his vote and urging justice and facts for his stance.
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Lenrcot
Blaine
Ashlind
Wis—Sen
Learzees
Opperta
Depeis
Couti
Fisletpeer
Gebate
Fes
Justice J
Rot Weil
Pennsylvania primary cost tally rises over two million
A revised list of expenditures by the Pennsylvania Senate primary investigation committee shows total unpaid bills and notes for the Pepper and Vare tickets exceeding 724 thousand dollars. Key figures include Vare 3860,215.29 and Pepper 31,034,397.25, with various county and state committees listed for charges from personal expenses to regular party costs. The incomplete accounting notes possible additional items and disputed figures from campaign apparatus.
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Melion
United Press
Pinchot State Co
Justitee
Ware
al Onpeid
Pepper -Fisner - Smith - Woodward
Repua
Westtern Pennsylvania
Pepper Central Committee
Republican Citizens’ Committee
Pepper-F
Pepper
Patriotic League
Pepper-Fisher
Sher Central
Former Treasury Agent Files for Republican Treasurer Nomination
Madison C. Ballard, a former State treasury agent, announced today his candidacy for the Republican nomination for treasurer in the September primary. He aims to win the top state financial post and contend in the upcoming election.
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Treasury
Associated Press
Madison—C
Ballard
McPherson to testify before county grand jury on abduction
Associated Press reports evangelist Aime Semple McPherson prepared to recount her kidnapping and escape to a county grand jury while a federal grand jury weighs three weeks of government witness testimony. Investigators probe inconsistencies as Arizona and Mexican figures are summoned.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Federal Grand Jury
Associated Press
Tos Angeles
Calif
Aimes Semple McPherson
Tnoss
Arizona
David Broom
France
Thed
Hallenbeck
Angelus Temple Bibie
Aira
BicPh
Bloom
Tucson
Veil of mystery deepens in Nebraska letter case
Sheriff discovers a troubling warning letter nailed to a deck rail, threats follow a crossing dispute at the state line. Deputy Sheriff Jore ssianus reports the note warned against further crossings. investigators press to identify the authors. Deckert remains unconscious as authorities await further questioning of potential assailants.
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Thiday
Sherif PB J.oressianus
Deckert
Bis
Mehlhorn Sets Fast Pace In National Open Round
Bill Mehlhorn of Chicago posted a record 36 23 for the first nine and 6 under par after 18 holes to lead the National Open. Joe Turnesa and Al Espinosa trailed by three strokes with Turnesa scoring 33 36 69. Other early scores included Leo Diegel 36 32 72 and J S. O'Connor 37 35 73 as the field wrapped through long reconstructed courses and birdie runs.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Bill Meblhorn
Joe Turnesa
New York
al Espiness
Chicago
Mehlhorm
TL Leo
Diegel
J. 5
O'Connor
George McLean
Former Alien Property Custodian Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case
A former Alien Property Custodian pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the United States in a case involving the release of about $7 million in assets of a metal company and the sale of enemy interests. The proceedings referenced a broader investigation of custodian officials and associated individuals.
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Attor Ai
John TF. Hing
Isles
Concer
Daushers
Ind
Jardine Begins Two Day Visit in St Paul
Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine arrived in St Paul for a two day visit. He attended the morning session of the American Institute of Cooperation with agricultural experts from across the country and was to discuss the new cooperative marketing bill in an address on progress and policy.
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United Press
St. Paul
William 37. Jardine
American Institute of Cooperation
Jardine
Rockefeller Celebrates Birthday At 87 In Quiet Style
John D. Rockefeller marked his 87th birthday at Pocantico estate, plans a calm day with family, golf, and possible gifts for the children. He spoke of gratitude for good will and noted how he reads and replies to many congratulatory letters and telegrams.
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Carred Press
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
John D
Nerson
Pocantico
Inf & Mgvrear
Pic
H. F. Bicgard
Ragnate
Mayor urged to resign as Madison auditor
Madison. Erne t. Bunn, auditor and comptroller for the past decade, advised Mayor Schmedeman to accept his resignation. The mayor had requested Bunn's departure after a probe into alleged misconduct reported by a local newspaper.
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Madison
Associated Presa
Erne
Bunn
Sears
Buns
Srimedeman
Snel
Sparta Hosts Two Hundred Young Men From Three States
A fragment from the Associated Press notes Sparta Wisconsin shows two hundred young men from three states gathered for a regional event. Details are sparse due to OCR corruption but reference is made to commanders and officials present. The report underscores a civic gathering with military or organizational leadership involved.
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Sparta
Seizure Tops One Million in Liquor by Coast Guard
Coast guard and customs officials seized liquor worth over a million dollars in an interagency drive. The haul was found aboard two ships as federal authorities target a burgeoning rum trade.
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United Press
Coast Guard and Customs
Bridge Road Commissions to Meet Over Nebraska Dakota Link
State highway commissions of South Dakota and Nebraska plan a joint meeting here with residents to discuss proposed construction of a bridge over the Missouri River north of Niobrara. Financing the project will be a chief topic.
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Aron
S. B
South Daketz
Newere
Heights Gage Revoked by High Court
The Wisconsin supreme court revoked its previous Milwaukee building height ruling, voiding the 223 to 250 foot limit under home rule. The court ordered vacating the earlier mandate and opinion upholding state law, with rehearing expected. Several Milwaukee projects aimed to fix cubic content and max heights, including 250 feet. Chief Justice Vinge wrote the opinion upholding the original validity.
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Wisconsin Supreme Tribunal
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Berneid
Tuscies Vinge
Postmasters Clash Over Air Mail Service Efficiency
United Press reports Minneapolis and St Paul postmasters clashed over air mail efficiency between Chicago and the northwest. A letter from Minneapolis postmaster Archia Coleman to Washington criticized frequent delays and unmet expectations, prompting St Paul postmaster Charles J. Sioes to call for stronger changes as the new service still faces problems.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Chicago
Northwest
Archia Coleman
Washington
Charles J. Sioes
St. Paul
Coleman
Merwin Shatters Greenwich Village Myth in New Novel
Merwin delivers a provocative new work that upends a long held Village literary legend. The novel blends urban deco and sharp character studies to challenge readers expectations about Greenwich Village life.
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Merwin
Greenwich
Proven Pudding in Aerial Form to Debut Next Monday
A controversial feature promises to reveal the dark side of exploitation as a native seeks freedom in a village setting, encountering an unscrupulous artist. The paper announces the upcoming publication in aerial form titled Proven Pudding, starting Monday, July 12, and urges readers to watch for it.
President Coolidge Catches Three-Pound Pike at White Pine Camp
President Coolidge enjoys a vacation at White Pine camp with Mrs. Coolidge. He fishes with a spoon, hooks a three pound pike, and praises the catch as a notable moment of his trip. Secret service and household staff accompany them as they plan quiet days in the Adirondacks.
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Paul Smiths
Caotpidze Bes
Whites Pine Camp
Coolidge
Poste Oris
Ars
Whith
Vermont
Washington
Osgood
Mrs. Coolide
Secret Service
Plymouth
Bers
Jenn Montcomers
United Press Link
Paul Smith
N. E
United States
White Fine
Sumize
Nish
Mr. Coolidge
Gert
Dresh Verer
No Twelve Mile Limit for American Boats
Associated Press reports no twelve mile limit policy for American boats remains in focus as discussions unfold. Officials emphasize maritime freedoms and coastal jurisdiction defining recent government stance amid ongoing debates and policy reviews.
Unclear Weather Notice From Wisconsin Region
Fragmented weather note lists probable showers and unsettled conditions for Wisconsin with possible thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Mentions western areas, variable wind, and cloudy to partly cloudy skies. Data appears from Daily Northwestern observations with garbled temperature hints and times.
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Son Bilses
Associated Press
Wisconsin
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