San Paulo rebels fight as Brazilian army tightens siege
United Press reports heavy fighting in San Paulo as Brazilian federal forces press a siege with more than 25,000 troops around Sao Paulo city. Rail lines into the city cut, refugees flee interior, and reports say 3,000 killed or injured among civilians with no Americans harmed. Rebels extend lines toward Santa as talks of secession arise.
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United Press
Washington, D
San Paulo
State Department
Brazil
Bryant Powers
United Press Star
Buenos Aires
San Tanlo City
Tate
Munson
Radin Anid
Sao Vaule
Sao Paulo
Santos
Bio American
Equator
Santa
Oshkosh Boy Released From Custody in Chicago Case
Chicago dispatch reports Russell Osborn, four years old, of Oshkosh Wisconsin, released from county custody after dismissal of disorderly conduct charges. He and a Oshkosh girl companion were arrested downtown last week. the girl was said to be dressed as a boy and returned to Oshkosh with her father. The plan to hand Osborn to federal authorities on Mann Act charges did not proceed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Russell Osborn
Oshkosh
Wis
Osborn
Man Found Hangs Self on Father’s Wisconsin Farm
Walter R. Tonkes, 25, a farmer from near Deerbrook Langlade County Wisconsin, was found hanging by the neck from the rafter of his father’s farm home last night. A search party had been seeking him since noon yesterday.
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Rheelander
Wis
Walter R. Tonkes
Aires
Deerbrook
Langlade
Thought she foiled a burglar but he was mail carrier
A Milwaukee suburb resident faced a man in a raincoat claiming special delivery who knocked and fled as she slammed the door. Later a mail package was found in the box revealing the intruder was a postal employee and detectives were dismissed.
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Unites Prese
Milwaukee
Ausutta Wentphal
Post Office
Thrown on the mercy of judge in Leopold and Loeb case
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb face a prison term of at least fourteen years after pleading guilty to kidnapping and murder. Judge John R Caverly will hear evidence without a jury tomorrow, with the state seeking the punishment and the defense seeking mercy. The defendants, two wealthy university graduates, are believed sane and deserve capital punishment according to the state. The trial, expected to last over three weeks, includes testimony from alienists and a full witness slate, while the boys’ parents push for leniency and confinement rather than hanging.
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Associated Press
Cuitigan
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Milionaires’ Sons
Robert Franks
John R. Caverly
Crowe
Raylum
Corps
Nntennals
Rtate
Clarence Derraw
Nlc
Walter Bachrach
Parrow
America to Control Grain Situation Declared
W H Perry of the American Railway Association told bankers and producers in Fargo that America will control the grain situation this year due to western crop prospects and adverse conditions abroad. He said confidence has returned, factories are reopening, and purchasing power has improved with money on deposit despite unemployment. Industrial activity shows new life.
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United Press
Fargo
America
W. H. Perry
American Ailway Association
West
Assistant Federal Attorney Retires From Post
United States district attorney Milyeaypker Glien F. F. Clark retires to private practice in Milwaukee. Roy I. Morae says he has not considered a successor yet.
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Associated Presa
Milyeaypker
Glien F. F. Clark
Raaatant
United States District Attorney
Milwaukee
Electric and Wind Storm Damages Crops Across Wisconsin
A United Press report describes an electrical wind and rain storm across southern Wisconsin causing about 100000 dollars in crop damage. Several towns reported fires and uprooted trees while livestock losses occurred. Ezraville Beloit Racine Janesville Portage Port Washington Manitowoc and Milwaukee areas were affected. many streets flooded and grain flattened. A separate near death squall off Racine saved three youths from drowning when a cutter capsized, with Coast Guard and naval reserve members aiding. Another incident notes a Burlington rail washout near Rushville that derailed an engine and ten passenger cars but caused no injuries.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wipcofisin
Evanaville
Beloit
Racine
Janesville
Portage
Port Washington
Muanttowoc
A. Burd
Chicago
Delavan
Frank Webb
Plymouth
Janeaville
Evansville
Sturgeon Bay
Hawk
Great Lakes
Tll
de Paut
de Faut
Erie
Fred Zaas
Coast Guard
Peoria
Burlington Road
Rushville
Burlington
Blaine Links Secrecy in Government to Corruption
Fox Lake Wise Governor Blaine says secrecy in government spawns fraud death and crime. He cites Teapot Dome as proof of an invisible government controlling America and argues secrecy fuels interlocking private interests across oil tariffs ships subsidies income tax and refunds. He notes 27 000 tax fixers including a former cabinet officer and warns publicity promotes honesty while secrecy breeds fraud.
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Associated Press
Fox Lake
Wise
Blaine
Terpot Dome
America
Teapot Dome
Treasury Department
Washington
Steamers aground amid sudden Ohio river dam wicket drop
Five river steamers and numerous houseboats are stranded after a ten foot drop in the Ohio river caused by sudden wicket raising in upstream dams near Cincinnati.
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Associated Preas
Iraat
Ohio River
Cincinnal
Rescue at Sea Aids Hundreds After Steamer Collision
New York reports a perilous early morning as life boats from a sinking steamer in Long Island Sound rescue 872 people including 682 passengers. The Boston steamer was rammed by the Swift Arrow tanker near Point Judith, with several deaths and injuries. Multiple steamers resumed to port destinations as the carrier Boston is beached at Newport.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Island Sound
New Sound
Boston
Swift Arrow
Point Judith
R. IL
Tander
Fall River
Mars
Newport
Bertern Steamship Company
Viner Boston
D. A. Coates
Coates Mnist
City of Laws
Hava Myt
Dford
Mase
With & Numbar
Prasengera
Brazilian Crisis Report on Sao Paulo Uprising and Censorship
A censored report from United Prensa details Brazil's July rebellion starting in Sao Paulo's Luz barracks. federal forces and local troops swung sides, with a general moratorium declared and widespread censorship imposed on cables. The event, the most serious since 1893, involved 7,000 Sao Paulo military police, about 706 Santa Ana garrison troops, and other federal units and volunteers joining the rebels.
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Tristed Prevsy
New York
Sip Pesto
United Prensa
Rio de Janeiro
Bernardes
All American
Western Telegraph Company
Western Union
Luz
Sao Paulo
Rabele
Cuipesta
Sa Paulo
San Paulo
Santon
Ponta
Brazil
Republic
South America
Santa Ana
Piressinunga
Oshkosh Kiwanis Club Excursion To Tustin
Oshkosh Kiwanis Club members gear for annual river outing aboard the Mayflower. Businessmen in carriage regain the river journey amid stormy conditions and a day of recreation, with notes on return and activities along the detoured route.
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Tustin
The
Oshkosh Kiwanis Club
New Names for DLD Digeages in High Profile Hearings
United Press reports a lineup of noted physicians including Dr Maxmillan Kern and professors from Michigan Medical College discussing interpretative angles on public hearings about the sensational Frankevan case. The piece notes alienist and mental experts summoned as the defense considers possible pleas and circumstantial evidence.
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United Press
Han
Last Man's Glub Remains as Hist Soc Seeks Final Bottle
Four aging veterans of Company B, First Minnesota, still alive mark the centennial of the Burgundy battalion banquet. If only two attend next year, they will uncork the old wine to honor fallen comrades. The Historical Society eyes preserving the intact bottle, decades after the club gift from Louis Nowpes.
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Ry United Prerss Allwater
MinneThe Bask
Min's Club
Hikari
Burgundy
Brate T Historiaal Society
Peter C. Hall
Atwater
Mion
Charles Lockwood
Chamberlain
John
Goff
Minnesota
Emil Graff
Irving
Florida
First Minnesota
Man Killed by Extra Freight on Rail Line
A rail worker died after an extra freight section collided with another train. Investigators are examining the incident near the yard where the fatal crash occurred during routine operations. Emergency crews responded, and railroad officials opened an inquiry into the deadly derailment.
Political Plot Seen In Persia
Liby WoW Chamberlin reports a possible murder in Peheran tied to a conservative faction supporting the Peralta government. Dispatches note casualties in Teheran during a failed rescue and cite a Turkish protest letter delivered to diplomats yesterday.
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Persia
Chamberlin
United Pea Saft
Moscow
Peheran
Peralta
Taw
Carhartad
Cossek Police
Teheran
Wmntiesdadi
Murder charge in New Richmond man linked to father death
Willard Kruger of Hudson Wisconsin is charged with murder in the death of his father Olin C. Kruger whose body was found buried on the Kruger farm six miles north of New Richmond. Investigators note Kruger offered no denial of guilt and made a grim remark about his father’s pending fate. A family dispute and hints of past mistreatment preceded the disappearance of the elder Kruger. The search by authorities followed the elder man’s sudden absence last Thursday and led to the body’s discovery.
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Iby Aristod
Jean
New Richmond
Wis
Willard Kruger
Hudson
Olin C. Kruger
Kruger Farm
Kruger
Foul Plas
Kintathac
Willard
A. C. Albert
LaFollette 5 Condemned In Political Smear Allegations
Senate framing amid a disputed party dispute condemns LaFollette as a wolf in sheep’s clothing and criticizes support for Calvin Coolidge and Dawes. The document, labeled fraud, questions party allegiance and urges caution before the presidential ticket.
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Milwaukee
Coolidge-Dawes. Club
Politie Atties
Cholidge
Dawes
Hughes Address Echoes U S Policy At dinner talk
Secretary of State Hughes delivered a speech in London that outlined the administration’s policy on Europe. President Coolidge clarified later at the White House that Hughes’ remarks reflected official views on the European question.
New York Woman to Head Taycheedah
Dr. Bbona Dederer appointed by the state board of control to succeed Misa Jennie Cbw ler as superintendent of the Wisconsin Industrial Home for Women at Taycheedan. Dederer, formerly with the Rome State School in Rome, New York, and engaged in medical work with various organizations in New York City and Paris, will lead the institution. Mina Gower recently resigned.
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United Proay
Madison
Bbona
Dederer
State Board of Control
Misa Jennie Cbwler
Wisconsin Industrial Home For Women
Taycheedian
Flay
Mina Gower
Rome
N.Y
New York City
Paris
Downing Street meets over German reparations plan
Allied conference delegates in London discuss export plan to Germany and stronger guarantees bankers demand. Prime Minister MacDonald and Herriot press Lamont to revise terms as talks at 10 Downing Street end inconclusively. Banks wary, no communiqué issued, but officials foresee continued sessions to salvage a workable formula.
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Ry Lloyd Allen
United Press
London
Heriot
France
Theunla
Thames
de Stefani
Cenferene
No. 10
Downing Street
Daily Telegraph Raa
Thoms Saimont
Germany
Lamont
Kayh
Herriot Wen
Daily Telegraph
Reneie
Geran
Harrint
Awning Street
Herriot
MacDonald
Hearls
Hia Ebeny Can Herriot
Lie
Failure to find work linked to attempted death
Chicago police believe a Kenosha girl, 18 year old Josephine Miller, attempted suicide in a loop hotel here after failing to find work during an eight day stay. She swallowed iodine and is in serious condition at the county hospital. Peter Miller, her father, and her mother are reported separated. Josephine came seeking employment.
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United Press
Chicago
Poller
Josephine Miller
Kenosha
Wisty
Peter Miller
Josephine
Fair Run Sun Day's Day Riese Sern Tangthy
Weather forecast notes general conditions for Wixennxla with mention of temperatures and wind. Includes a brief outlook for the day and a separate note on Wednesday's expected weather.
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Riese Sern Tangthy
United Preany Porecast
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