Coolidge suggested stories highlight dry farm and irrigation projects
United Press correspondent Paul R. Mallon reports Ardmore dry farming on a 2600 acre station with 12 inch annual rainfall and the Bellefourche irrigation project aiding two counties. At the Black Hills field station near Ardmore the crop focus is alfalfa wheat corn and sugar beets with native pastures grazing studies.
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Washington
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Black Hills
Nicaraguan Question Takes Precedence at Pan American Congress
Washington reports a deadlock in the Pan American Federation of Labor over nine resolutions opposing U S Marines in Nicaragua. The Nicaraguan question, led by Mexican delegate Luis Morones, was given precedence but the committee did not report. The session adjourned after an hour of routine business. Matthew Wojl chairs the committee as American members seek toned down language.
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Nicaragua
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Luis Morones
Beneres
Matthew Wojl
Dempsey Sharkey Fight Results Broadcast By Northwestern
The Daily Northwestern will bullet the 15 round Dempsey Sharkey heavyweight bout from Yankee Stadium New York City. Preliminary fights start 8 10 p m eastern daylight saving time with main event at 10 p m EDT. First news expected about 8 p m central standard time with bulletins from 7 to 8 p m for preliminaries.
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Oshkosh
Associated Press
Senate kills La Follette memorial as vetoes mount
Wisconsin Senate defeats a 3 million dollar La Follette memorial library bill by one vote after reconsideration. Gov Zimmerman vetoes about twenty bills, including a citizenship for Indians born in Wisconsin proposal and park caretakers concessions. Several appropriation measures and tax filing changes are rejected or returned without approval.
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Wisconsin Senate
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Robert M. la Follette
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Mehigan
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Fred R. Zemmerman
Assembly
R. Bruce Johnson
Wisconsin
Zimmerman
Civil Service Commission
Wis
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Platteville
Duncan
Koenig
Duncan beer bill sent to Governor for action
The Duncan beer bill allowing home brew up to 2.75 percent alcohol was delivered to Gov. Fred R. Zimmerman with six days to act. Assemblyman Thomas M. Duncan, a Socialist, also sent his proposal for reform of the conservation commission to the governor.
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Oleo measure fails in Wisconsin Assembly
Wisconsin Assembly defeats rent tax on pleomargarine by a 43 to 33 vote after long debate led by Assemblyman Hall. Proponents say it would aid farmers by boosting butter demand. opponents say it would hurt farmers who buy pleomargarine.
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Seven Pines
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Schumann
Herrick may face second operation in France envoy case
Myron Z. Herrick, 73 year old United States ambassador to France, who had a minor operation in Cleveland Sunday, may be forced to undergo a second operation soon, according to his son Parmley Herrick.
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France
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State Rest in Trial of Birger Newman and Hyland for Murder
The state rested in the trial of Charles Birger Art Newman and Ray Hyland for the murder of Mayor Joe Adams of West City. Birger’s defense would be an emphatic denial of guilt. Newman’s stance and strategy created uncertainty for defense plans as he considered testifying on his own behalf. The state wrapped its evidence with several minor witnesses.
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Newman
Accident on Paducah ship as gun misfire injures Quinn
Ashland Wisconsin reports Mate Jack Quinn aged 37 on the naval reserve ship Pa aval was accidentally shot near the heart while Chief Petty Officer George Hensler displayed his revolver off La Pointe. The bullet also struck Paul Greet’s leg. Quinn will recover.
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Hensler
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President Coolidge Hosts Hoover at White House Visit
President Coolidge receives Secretary Hoover in Washington as the first cabinet member to visit since floods and aviation concerns. The trip followed Hoover’s talks with Col. Lindbergh. Two women died when their car plunged 300 feet near the president’s home. Coolidge inspected the scene and offered assistance.
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Minneapolis
Authorities Seek Punishment for Vienna Disturbance Instigators
Vienna authorities moved to punish instigators after a Friday uprising left eighty seven dead and hundreds wounded. About 300 people arrested. seventy five already in preliminary examination. Officials warn of heavy sentences and ordered private funerals for the victims. Parliament expected to convene Monday amid calls for anti strike legislation.
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Peza
Assemblyman Adam Schider case spurs constitutional protection plea
The Wisconsin Assembly adopted a resolution urging the governor and attorney general to prevent a constitutional violation over a speeding arrest warrant for Assemblyman Adam Schider. Juneau county officials want him stopped on his way home, raising immunity questions during the session.
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Schider
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Juneau
Auto thieves linked to killer gang in Marshfield probe
Chicago detectives pursue a "killers' gang" tied to auto thefts with Marshfield Wisconsin ties. They probe the murder of Dominic Cinder ella found sewed in a gunny sack in the Calumet river. Several suspects including Willie de Grazia are held or sought as authorities reveal 75 stolen cars tied to the case.
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Marshfield
Wis
Dominic Cinderella
Calumet River
Rose.Pond
Sheboygan
Ravenna
Larose
Givorcee
John
Ordelle
Weaver
Polack
Willie de Grazia
Lers’ Fang
William
Oe Heaves’ Ng
de Grazio
Sinmecelie
Degrazio
Farrell
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Yankee Stadium packed for Dempsey Sharkey fight
Moris De Haven Tracy reports New York’s Yankee Stadium will host a vast crowd for the Dempsey Sharkey bout. Officials expect eighty thousand spectators with ticket sales nearing a million dollars as brokers resell seats and seized proceeds surface in the U S attorney investigation.
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Yankee Stadium
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Dempsey
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Jack Sharkey
Boston
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Tunney
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Madison Square Garden Corporation
U. S
G. W. Cotton
Boynton
United States
Agriculture Department Runs National Insect Film Studio
The United States department of agriculture operates a full fledged film studio with camera crews and a censorship board to produce educational motion pictures on pest control. Films showcase grasshopper behavior and crop protection methods and are distributed nationwide to farmers, schools, and agencies through county extension agents and state colleges.
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Washington
Daily Northwestern
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Camera
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Department
Board of Censors
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Max
State Agricultural Colleges
Barges and Towboats to Begin Service on Upper Mississippi
The Mississippi Warrior Service plans operation of boats and fifteen covered barges on the upper Mississippi between St. Louis and St. Paul Minneapolis starting August 15. J. P. Higgins says a voyage from each port every five days will be maintained with a goal of sixty barges and five towboats in operation by next spring.
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St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
J. P. Higgins
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Higgins
Three to One Victory for the Students
SuperiorWis election ushers in anti administration school board slate by three to one margin. The new board plans to review Superintendent Spencer’s three year contract and may reinstate former Central high officials Miss Luin Dickinson and Principal C G Wade. Board members include Arthur Westlund and others.
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Wis
Committee of 21
Vuexday
Paul R. Spencer
Spencer
Wade
Miss Dickinson
Westlund
W. EB. “Breman
Anne Carlson
Ennis Carminey
George Sundquist
Fred Voss
W. J. Whipple
Mauston Votes for Municipal Ownership of Hydro Plant
Mauston Wisconsin residents vote to pursue municipal ownership of the hydro-electric plant now owned by a private company. The next step is for the city to file with the state railroad commission to obtain a formal valuation of the property. Proponents contend municipal ownership could lower electric rates, while the power company is expected to appeal.
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Wis
Mauston -Hydro- Mectric
Syst
Stater Railroads Commission
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Prhose
Rens Power, Company
County Clerks Open 22nd Annual Meet in Chippewa Falls
The Wisconsin County Clerk's Association opened its twenty second annual convention at the Chippewa Falls courthouse with about fifty clerks in attendance. Ashland President Quisdorf presided and Mayor Richter welcomed visitors. The day included an address of welcome and routine business, with a city tour planned for tomorrow visiting Irvine Park Wissota Dam Wisconsin Colony and Training School Chippewa County Asylum and nearby farms.
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Wis
Wisconsin County Clerk's ‘Association
Edwin H. Quisdorff
Ashland
Abaaon
W. G. Richter
Chippewa Falls
Quisdorf
Irvine Park
Wissota Dam
Wisconsin Colony and Training School
Chippewa County Asylum
Dempsey Heads to New York for Sharkey Bout
White Sulphur Springs N Y Supremely confident in his ability to defeat Jack Sharkey Jack Dempsey left his training camp this morning for New York City to pursue the comeback bid. He drove to Albany to catch the 140 p m train for the metropolis and will go to the Hotel Belmont upon arrival. He plans seclusion until weigh in tomorrow afternoon.
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Jack Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
New York City
New York
Dempsey
Belmont
Many Attend Outing in Van Dyne Wisconsin
Over 1,000 Lutherans of the Lutheran Aid association branch 348 gathered in Darkow's grave Sunday for an all day outing with races games and contests. The program featured a concert by the municipal concert band of Oshkosh.
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Vandyne
Wis
Lutheran Aid Association
Darkow
Oshkosh
Weather forecast update for Wisconsin region and northwest areas
The fragmented text notes a likely increase in cloud cover and showers in western areas tonight and Thursday, with eastern portions experiencing similar conditions on Thursday. Somewhat warmer in the south. observations from Northwestern stations mention clear conditions at 1 pm and partly cloudy later.
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Roumania Proclaims King Michael As Ferdinand Dies
Prince Michael, six, is proclaimed King of Roumania after the death of King Ferdinand. The ceremony at Bucharest marks a peaceful transition as a regency governs until Michael reaches the throne. Queen Marie and Queen Marie of Jugoslavia are among those at the king's bedside.
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