tariff fight ends. president likely to win in senate
Washington reports strong signs the tariff bill will pass with the president securing key concessions. Senator La Follette fights the measure while conferees push toward a final report on coal lumber petroleum and other items with adjournment set for Monday.
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Congresses
Senate
Washington, D. C
la Follette
Cummins, Cristow
Clapp
H. C. Stevens
Associated P
Tariff Conference Committee
House
Dwight
New York
J Elking
White House
Elkina
Yacht capsizes near Union Shore. two drowned
A yacht Lenore capsized in a Green Bay squall off Union, near Milwaukahee during a July afternoon. Charles Budderworth and A W Brenchley drowned. Ernest Kraus George Beilfuss and Bert Alvin were rescued by Captain Dénisen and W Henry Denisen of the Nettié Denisen.
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Milwauk
Nettié Denisen
Union
Irut
Budderworth
Brenchley
Lenore
Chicago
Fond du Lac Picked as Next Municipal League Site
Marivette Wisconsin July 23 Fond du Lac was chosen by a large vote as the site for the next Municipal League meeting. Superior and Madison extended invitations. Delegates visited Sturgeon Bay aboard the steamer Maywood and tours included Marinette and Menominee citizens. Sessions and officer elections were noted for today.
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Northwestern
Marivette
Wis
Municipal League
Fond du Lac
Superior
Madison
Nsetute
United Stataon
Gore
Oklahoma
Chautauqua
Sturgeon Bay
Marinette and Menominee
Maywood
Gas Tank Explodes at Frontenac Plant
An explosion at the Frontenac Gas Company plant in Quebec injures many workers and others. The incident occurred today and authorities investigate the cause and extent of the damage.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Frontenac Gas Company
French Cabinet Ousted After Naval Scandal Debate
Paris July 43 A political crisis ends with the French cabinet resigning after a sensational naval scandal debate. Premier Clemenceau’s missteps alienate lawmakers splitting the Republican bloc and prompting a shift toward the right and far left. Aréquille Irland prepared to form a new cabinet as Clemenceau departs for Austria to brief on the coup.
Sutton Case A Mixup Testimony Expected on Sutton Death
Annapolis July 23 In the Sutton inquiry into Lieut James N Sutton of the US Marine Corps death the testimony of eye witnesses is expected to diverge. An unnamed witness may be Private Charles Kennedy of the Marine Corps now at Norfolk subpoenaed by Mrs Suttons side. Witnesses described a dark night as the shooting occurred near the barracks parade grounds.
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Associated
Annapolis
James N. Sutton
Unite States Marine , Corps
Jaimes DelTart
Sutton
Adams
George Pickrell
Davia
de Hart
Leonard
Pickrell
Utley
Mr. Davis
Lieeutenaant Sutton
City official Vollendorf charged with petty graft in street department
Milwaukee Wisconsin Special to The Northwestern reports Manitowoge Street Commissioner Emil Vollendorf faced charges by H C Schuette of petty graft related to gravel purchases. Vollendorf produced city receipts and vouchers claiming funds were misused and vowed to sue for slander after the street committee meeting. The investigation paused until Schuette’s formal notice is received.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee Wap
Winsonsin
Manitoweg
Eavi
Dmil Vollepdort
H.C. Sphudite
Schuette
Schuetta
Wecdusa
Vollendorf
Vollendo
Atreat
Axoner
Solomon de Tonge Made Legion of Honor Member
Paria July 28 Solomon de Tonge a prominent member of the American chamber of commerce here and formerly a New York stock broker was today cited as a new member of the Legion of Honor.
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Mogsae
Associated Prega
Paria
Solomon de Tonge
Américan Chamber of Commerce
New York
Legion of Honor
Kenosha Strike Talks Clear Path to Endurance of Talks
Negotiations for settlement at Allen's Sons tannery in Kenosha Wisconsin resumed after rioting. Officials and strikers debated pay for time lost with guards on site as the company refused wage demands, threatening temporary closure if demands persisted.
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Associated Prem
Kenoxhit
Wis
Haa
Manger Allen
Witin
Conmany
Garlier
Kenora
Wisdaly
No OR
Allen
Sona Company
Pence
Nndarties
Fulle
Wisconsin National Guard
Ani
O. Wellen
Is Offic
Sheriife
Ume
J. B. Spauld Ing
Tony Monken
Striking Workers Win Wage Concession After Standoff
In Manitowoc area Quarry residents feared violence as strikers displayed knives and demanded higher pay from Viton Lime company. Sheriff Wikinger intervened with deputies to prevent disturbances and a compromise granted fifteen cents instead of twenty-five. Workers returned to duty.
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Northwwestern
Milwaukee
Fron Manitowoc
Sheri Wikinger
Thyme
Viton Lime Company
Ant
Troutile
TE Crosat
Te Crosse
Wis
Atenad
Twenty Three Die As Storm Ravages Texan Coast
From New Orleans July 21 the Abernathy family of thirteen reported lost in the Wes Bethesda storm arrived safe in Stowell. The Tarpon wreck near Galveston claimed Captain Bettison and wife. bodies later found near La Jorte. The hurricane totals 23 dead, 14 missing, 1 boat lost with property damage to 750,000. A missing creole named Onezline Herbert is reported. Survivor Ray Teetuhora recounts clinging to wreckage and riding a mattress until rescue.
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Associatat Pressey Beaumont
Aberneathy
Werthesdahia
Stowell
New Orleans
Bettison
Galveston
la Jorte
Tex
Toewilay
Sahine pAsh
Wigon
Onezline Herbert
Galyeeton Nin J
Morgan
Ray Ch Teetuhora
Touston
Briand Faces Hard Task in Cabinet Formation
Paris July reports Briand must form a cabinet amid difficulties but a definite declarant is expected tonight. If Belanda fails, efforts shift to lure Leon Bourgeois, former premier, to accept premiership. Briand held talks with Raymond Poincare fueling presumption Calliaux may be favored.
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Parta
Asiderlund
Wlysea Palace
Tonlalit
M. Belanda
Offorla
Leon Burgeaix
M. Briand
Raymond Poincare
Mineister
Finance
M. Calllaux
Cholera Claims American Traveler in Koenigsburg
An American man traveling with his wife arrived in Koenigsburg from Russia on July 21. After checking into a hotel the man died within hours. Bacteriological tests confirmed the cause as cholera.
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Ansociated
Koenigsburg, Prinsking
Sle
Ia Wift
Russia
Tragic end to session as Speaker Frederick Molder dies
An all night sitting of the Commonwealth Parliament ended at six this morning when Sir Frederick Molder first speaker of the house of representatives, succumbed to a fit and died shortly after.
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Associated Presa
Melbourne
Australia
Frederick Molder
House of Representatives
Farman Flies In France In Cross Country Flight
English aeroplanist Henry Farman completed a cross country flight from Chalons to Suippes in about forty miles. He flew at an average height of 150 feet and the trip lasted one hour five minutes and thirty seconds.
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Associated Press
Chalons
France
Italy
Henry Farman
Toda
Suippes
Rublee in Vienna Improves After Surgery
William A. Rublee of Milwaukee former American consul general in Vienna shows slow improvement ten days after stomach operation. He underwent surgery for stomach trouble and is reported progressing toward recovery.
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Associated Press
Vienna
William A. Rublee
Milwaukee
Wis
Twenty Workmen Killed in Building Collapse
At St. Petersburg on July 23 a building under demolition collapsed, killing twenty workers and injuring many more. Rescue efforts rushed to the scene as authorities declared the incident a major disaster.
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Associated Proan
St. Petersburg
Indian found guilty and sentenced to death in London trial
Madarlal Dhinagri, the Indian suspect, was found guilty and sentenced to death at the Old Bailey for shooting and killing Lieut. Col. Sir William Lintt Gurren Wyllie and Dr. Cawas Lalcnea. The brief trial lasted under an hour as he declared his act patriotic.
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Associated Press
London
Madarlal DhInagel
Inflén
William Lintt Gurren Wyllie
Cawas Lalcnea
Wallty
Halley Polles Oullet
Imoperial Institute
Urlacner
A. P. Floavley
Petuter
Tadian Pattangilyt Movement For the Liberation of India
Krishnavarma
Parle
Willan Wyle Tun Abe Lileaes
State Federation Actes Reports Adopted at Milwaukee Meeting
The State Federation of Labor received reports from committees on organization education and building trades. Reasons included urging bakeries to organize and that women in candy factories form auxiliaries to unions as well as a push to affiliate with the state federation and grant the state secretary treasurer funding authority. Reports also condemned nonunion bread wrapping and called for labor press support and a stronger labor temple presence. All reports were adopted with a Milwaukee resolution referred to committee.
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Aihwaukee
Wis
Ilan Claire
State Federation of Labor
State Federation
Eem
Committee On Education
Milwaukee
Balers
Elpar Rankers
Milwaukee Labor Temple
Davidson Urges Fast Bid Ties for Manitowos Stevens Point
Special to the Northwesters reports Representative James Ho Davidson pressed Treasury supervising architect to fast track opening bids for public building contracts at Manitowos and Stevens Point. Manitowos plant nearing completion. specifications and bid ads to be prepared, with building at Stevens Point unlikely to reach market until next spring.
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Washington
James Ho Davidson
The
Treasury
Manitowos
Stevens Point
Steven Poine
H. &. Stevens
Cannon's Nephew Injured In Auto Crash
Richard Cannon nephew of Speaker Cannon drives at high speed in Dansville Indiana when his car leaves the embankment and overturns. His companion John Noone a local brewer is crushed beneath the vehicle and likely to die. Cannon suffers painful bruises.
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Usy
Danssie
Richard Cannon
Speaker Cannon
House of Representatives
Mar Crawfordaville
Cannon
John Noone
Crane and Wil loughby Nominated for Posts Abroad and Census
Washington July 2 1920 The president sent to the senate nominations including Charles R Crane for minister to China and William F Willoughby as Assistant director of the thirteenth decennial census W B Endria named as postmaster at Spokane Washington
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Associated Press
Washington
DD. C
Senate
China
Charles R. Crane
Tlinois
Williamf. Willoughby
District of Columbia
Spokane
Wash
W. B. Endria
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