French President Millerand Survives Assassination Attempt
Gustave Bouvet, 23, fired three shots at an open carriage carrying President Millerand during a Bastille Day review in Paris. Bouvet confessed to an anarchist motive and intended to kill the president. The entourage and parade horses reacted as bullets struck near the carriage. Millerand was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Miller
United Press
Patle
Mirlrand
France
Rota
Bastille
Gustase Bouvet
Millerand
Bouret
Paris
Sesterday
Ufe
Wis Hhety
Willerang
Dillerand
Automobiles and Arrests Mark Turbulent Street Scene
A chaotic street incident unfolds near Champs Bisse Interrne Aranga as a crowd erupts with gunfire and a steel monty hag wielded by a crew member, forcing police to intervene. Several people are injured during the confrontation, and authorities detain a suspect as the scene escalates toward prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandins Nauglas
Champs Bisse Inter Rnne Aranga
Resjaenes
Muiler
Assassim
Hitler
Hunger Strike Over Potatoes At Milwaukee House
A strike by about two hundred prisoners at the Milwaukee house of correction halted work as they demanded new potatoes and protested the old fare. The inmates were confined to their cells without incident, the strike ended and they returned to duties as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Rother
House of Correction
Russia Responds to Armenian Dilemma at Baltic Conference
A garbled dispatch reports Russia and Armenia discussing terms after a conference on Russo Armenian tensions. The text notes concessions on railways and potential credits, with references to Berlin, Copenhagen, and a tentative path toward agreement after a three hour to four hour session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogenhagen
Apte Railways
Sheriff Killed in Auto Crash Two Prisoners Escape
In a deadly Tucson area crash two convicted murderers escaped while being transported from the county jail. The accident killed Sheriff George White and injured several guards as Manuel Mariner and Placido Sivas fled on the Tucson Nomales highway after a postmaster murder case.
Bankruptcies Rise in Wisconsin Federal Court
United Press reports bankruptcy filings in the eastern district of Wisconsin increased in the final term ending June 40 1422 with far more cases than in the prior period. Clerk C Westphal notes near twice as many individuals and corporations declared bankrupt by the federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presey
Milwaukee
Rod C .Westphal
Federal Court
Wisconsin
Federal
41S Trier Court
Confident Game Nifped Near Glimaa
A Racine-Chicago based confidence game collapses as Sheriff and deputies round up four men including James Dirge after tips from an informer. They planned to elude officers by using stockmarket schemes with promises of earnings up to 200 dollars daily. Authorities recovered cash and stocks among alleged proceeds.
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Clark
Cheigo
Targes
Masine
Shere Jamey
Rotan
Lherasha
Heidi Peadting
Tiree
James Dirge
Chi Eigo
Tirge
Chicago
Haing
Transfer of Oshkosh Gas Light Company Completed
Special to the Northwestern notes the purchase of the Oshkosh Gas Light company by Wisconsin Securities company. Clement Smith presided at the transfer, serving about 60 000 gas and 8 060 electric customers with extensive gas and power facilities and large energy deliveries. Sawyer predicted as company leader.
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Malwaughee —Foamal
Oshkosh Gag Light Company
Wisconsin Securiue
Clement Smith Presient
Whiscorsin Securities
Oshkosh Gas Light Companys
Wok Slevtrecht
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Trend of Times Reports Major Industry Developments
The article notes renewed activity by the Wig company TREND OF TIMES and mentions Milwaukee and several other cities as stockholders. It highlights efforts toward the fuller development of certain eastern power networks and references railroad commission compilations showing state progress.
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Npeet Ong
Milwaukee
Naveral
Taternower
Settlement Near on Basis of Rail Strike Talks
Settlement of the rail strike hoped for after early talks in conferences in St Paul and Minneapolis between union leaders and railroad representatives. Confidence ran high among union men that the nationwide walkout could end within a fortnight, with discussions continuing among major unions and railroad executives.
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St Paul
Railyan
Twin City
Northwest
Second Brecht
Raha Eseouth
RCA Wenning
Federated Shop Crafts
Dreaming Saich
Ty Bbene Tire
Chicago
Me Hanning
No Official Head to City On the Job
Unclear draft notes describe officials unable to appoint a city leader due to an emergency. References to Milwaukee, Ansel Prees, Daniel Hoan, and Cor ne with Coreman suggest a debate over who should govern during a crisis. The fragmentary text notes proclamations and a lack of qualified candidates.
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Ansel Prees
Milwaukee
Ato Va
Daniel W Hoan
Harding Too Busy To Discuss Legislative Program
President Harding informs Republican leaders he is too busy to discuss the legislative program. White House aides report he has notified Senate and House leaders that he cannot confer on the proposal amid ongoing disputes over coal commission plans and a possible general board for India.
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Harding
Houth
Ateat
Etrihey
Crantdy
Fhou
Vite
Buirding
Atrihe Wes
Coal Commission
India
Riled Data Board
Union
WIFE OF GONFEAT KILLED IN ALLEGED MURDER PLOT
Los Angeles column reports Albert Mardowsk follies and a confession alleging his wife was killed by an alleged rival. Philip Meadows accused in the case with investigators tracing a motive and sequence of events leading to the homicide at their Tucson home.
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Associated Press
Califie
Poe
Alin
EhNips
Albert
Miss Meadows
Borrie
Baaters
Tucson
Pucsen
Angeles
IE Wienlss
Sire
Vibert
Senator Moses Opposes DV Embargo Law
Senator Moses, a Republican, opposed the embargo measure in a Washington Senate speech. The address targeted Chemical Foundation and firms like Du Pont and Anbiace amid allegations of profiteering and propaganda tied to the embargo plan. Additional remarks criticized the lobbying and asserted conspiracy against the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Annodated Presa
Washington
Chemical Foundation
Burpont de
Viarna
Nonunion Coal Miners Protest Plan to Settle Strike
Nonunion coal miners protest a proposed settlement to end the strike. Activists denounce terms and call for a broader union response while authorities supervise the scene. The confrontation centers on wage and job security issues amid ongoing labor tensions.
Shall Not Sell Baby Says State Stance Recorded
A reported case notes a mother attempting to auction her child to raise funds for her sick mother. Authorities state the law prohibits selling a child and warns the mother she cannot proceed with a sale or auction. The report cites Mrs August Tamner as the mother involved and references legal consequences for the act.
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Bresville
August
Tamner
Titner
Regulars Ready to Move Upon Notice
The Associated Press reports thousand commercial aircraft nationwide readied to assist mail service as Postmaster General Work accepts aid from the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America. Chicago officials coordinate with air cargo leaders to mobilize machines if train service halts. Washington notes President Harding may deploy federal troops if rail violence escalates and state governors fail to maintain order.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Postmaster General
Telegraph
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Postmaster Generals
Chicago
Lander
Randolph Brauer
James T Kolbert
United Press Stary
Wassington
Harding
War Weeks
Theaastatan
Wisconsin road openings eyed after rain delays
Milwaukee reports heavy rain across Wisconsin slows work on highways Delavan to Elk Horn stretch and Milwaukee routes reopen as weather improves Plans call for four miles of new paving near Milwaukee and Whitwater to open by Sunday Traffic diversions persist while construction resumes after the stormy spell
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Journal
Cuda
Delavan
Elkhorn
Milwaukes
Hag Jieun
Milwaulee
Ita Natural Conrae Nailiana
Big Pond
Pooty
Wilwaukee
Wyukton
Nere
Whitwater
Elkhart
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