Belle Gunness Suspect Reported in Mississippi
Gulfport sheriff reports a woman believed to be Belle Gunness, famed Indiana murderess, left her home and may have traveled out of state. Indiana authorities had sought her arrest. the case recalls the 1908 La Porte murders where Gunness allegedly lured men, killed them, and took their money. Three identifications were noted from bodies found at the farm.
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EB. J. Tiefland
Minneapolis
Carl Fithurn
Oscar Budsberg
Iola
Heineman's death ruled suicide amid ill health
Walter B. Heineman prominent Wisconsin lumberman and politician died by his own hand due to despondency over ill health. He left a note saying he could not bear a serious operation. Former President Coolidge expressed grief and praise for his friend. Funeral set for Sunday at Mount Sinai Jewish temple with burial in the Heineman mausoleum.
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Walter B. Heineman
Wisconsin
Heineman
Coolidge
Wausau Record-Herald
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Mayo Clinic
Rossinn
Jones
Mount Singi
Samuel Hirshberger
Milwaukee
Roslet
Disabled World War Veterans Privileged Status Order
Government policy grants certain disabled World War veterans privileged status in civil service. It allows one month sick leave and protects merit ratings when seeking treatment for war injuries. The measure permits treatment without penalty to efficiency ratings or pay.
Grange Sees Farm Board Rebound Under Hoover
National Grange leaders told a Woolworth conference that President Hoover will be reelected in 1932 with prosperity and likened relief efforts to restoring commodity prices. Senator Copeland warned of economic bottoming but predicted improvement with farm board support and policy stability.
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Royal
Copeland
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Hereia
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United States
Washington
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Marinette County Quarantined Over Rabies Concern
Marinette County in Wisconsin placed under a rabies quarantine due to stray animal risk. State agriculture officials issued a ninety day order to contain and monitor potential spread, citing local animal and public health safeguards.
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Wis
Marinette County
Strado
State Department of Agriculture and Estack Sanitat
Republicans Stantore July 29 Campaign Swing Planned
Madison Pi Candidate endorsed by the Republican State conference at Oshkosh prepares a July 29 campaign swing. Governor Kohler has not set a definite speaking date. other statewide candidates slated for Milwaukee County Women’s Republican End to begin campaigns with speeches. Key offices sought include lieutenant governor William T. Pieplew, Milwaukee. secretary of state ard Lamp, Madison. attorney general Michael G. Eberlein, Shawano.
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Republic State Conference
Oshkush
Kohl
Ton
Kohler
Milwaukee County
Aus
South
Wisconsin
la Cros
William T. Pieplew
Milwaukee
Ard J. Lamp
Madison
Michael G. Eberlein
Shawano
Scale Committee Approves Agreement With Anthracite Miners
New York state scale committee today approved in essence the tentative accord its subcommittee reached with anthracite operators. Minor revisions may remain but operators are not expected to press objections. With approval, signing of the new agreement was anticipated this afternoon.
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New York
Marathon Madness Inspires Wide Endurance Contests
Editor notes a craze for endurance events across the region with marathon style challenges. Youths embrace tree sitting, bicycle riding, scootering and flagpole stunts as organizers push toward records while safety and medical teams monitor injuries and hospitalizations.
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T Zone
Mar
Peter Hampson
Hospital Caeds
Ington
Britain Says League Permits Union Desired
The British government responds to France by saying a European federation idea is desirable yet avoids committing to concrete details It notes that a European League structure could affect disarmament and security arrangements while indicating caution about operational and political implications The statement reflects a tentative stance amid Allied discussions and potential reforms in postwar cooperation.
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France
European Federation of Nations
Lane
Cola Sullanion
Bert Topt
First Hundred Years Easiest Says Zaro Agha
Associated Press dispatch profiles Zaro Agha claiming age 136 and that the first century was the easiest. He recounts sketches of wartime figures, ancient teeth, and family memories as he discusses longevity and survival.
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Zaro Agha
Lorena A. Hickok
Associated Press
Providence
Turkey
Svea
Abimel Mussa
Heat and storms sweep across midwest and far east today
Madison hot sun bakes area with forecasts of rain and a season record high. Milwaukee beaches crowded as temperatures near 94 with three fatalities linked to heat. Twin Cities face continued heat with readings near 100 in Albert Lea. Rio de Janeiro suffers cold damage to coffee crop. Japan endures a major typhoon with casualties and widespread destruction. Two fishing boats sink. dozens reported dead.
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Madison
Eric Miller
Miller
Milwaukee
Caroline Rusche
Minneapolis
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Minch
Minnesota
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San Paulo
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Japan
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Korea
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Ieighie Sovei
Oumfar Ranariad
Oshegsfh Golfers Fail To Qualify For Title Fight
Oshegsh golfers fail to reach the title fight in a Wisconsin championship at Oneida Riding and Golf Club. Frank Bern P led 16 qualifiers with a 78 while others trailed. A match was halted at 3 sets due to darkness and will resume at 2 PM tomorrow with Nehan officiating.
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Socreion
Wis
Carrol
Oshsesh
Treachrer
Wisconia Gulf
Oneida
Frank Bern P
Willenders
Green Bay
Hicht
Oeikesh Colters
Antesil
Frasep
Efutin
Sexe
United States
Deterans
Haly
Nehan
Treaty being pressed with indesert haste amid party noise
Fragmented OCR text mentions Washington Republicans, noministers, and political figures with garble and misplaced phrases. It hints at a treaty push and political maneuvering but lacks clear facts, names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a coherent event or action.
Unclear Weather Forecast From Split OCR Text
Fragmentary weather note mentions mostly cloudy skies and unsettled conditions with showers. Indicates tonight and Saturday with possible storms or wintry mix, varying by region. overall forecast appears inconsistent and partially unreadable.
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Nort
Iportian
Philip La Follette Honors Florian Lampert Death
Philip La Follette, Progressive candidate for governor, pays tribute after Congressman Florian Lampert's death. He called Lampert in touch with district people, a leader in the Progressive movement, and indefatigable in serving their desires. Comment from Kohler and Smith unavailable. telegram from William Tyler acknowledges the loss and notes arrangements.
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Philip la Follette
Lampert
Congress
Florian Lampert
Wisconsin
Walter Kohler
Bik
W.L. Smith
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Sergeant At Arms
New York
la Follett
William Tyler
House of Representatives
Reichstag dissolves as Bruening pushes through reforms
Chancellor Bruening gains authorization from President Hindenburg to dissolve the Reichstag after surviving a no confidence motion. With 330 votes to 204, the chamber voted to end its term under article 48 and new elections must be held by September. The cabinet remains in power under emergency provisions until then.
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Bertin
Reichstag
Twindenburg
Lutherans Object To Ten Boy Scout Practices
Lutherans protest ten practices of the Boy Scouts as inconsistent with church teaching. Local religious leaders voiced concern over guidance and curriculum, urging reconsideration and dialogue within the community.
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BOY Scouts
Congressman Lampert Dies After Illinois Auto Crash
Reports from Chicago say inquest to probe the July 8 accident that injured Wisconsin Congressman Lampert in Chicago Heights. Lampert, returning to Oshkosh, died at 14 35 in Chicago Heights from a heart attack linked to his injuries. his body was sent to Koelling mortuary for shipment to Oshkosh.
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Chicago Heights
Chicago
Lampert
Oshkosh
Charles Nolan
Congressman Lampert
Koelling Mortuary
Fioriza Lampert
Wisconsin
Mary Lampert
Benjamin Lampert
Katherine Lampert Brigham
Col
James Lampert
Florian Lampert, Jr
Harry Schlerf
Mr. Here
Alsen
Congress
Lesker
Three Women Appointed Professors Across Departments
Three women were named professors this year, with Dr Lydiachair leading the home economics division and others in science and literature. The formal announcements praised their research, teaching, and leadership, marking a notable boost for gender representation in university ranks.
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