Governor in Honor Guest at Guard Camp
The article notes the Topeka Kay-Whert band replacement at Camp Douglas and reports wealth rising among southwest Kansas tenant farmers who could now pay off mortgages. With higher prices, farmers anticipate converting current crop wealth into greater wealth and delaying sales to profit from future price hikes.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Whert
127Th
Camp Douglas
Kansas
Kaneedan
C. Ja
Edwin J Gross letter asks progressives to retire Blaine
A split in the La Follette movement surfaced as Edwin J Gross, Wisconsin La Follette Progressive state president, urged progressives to retire Gov John J Blaine amid claims he undermines the faction. The letter accuses Blaine of wielding power for personal gain, defeating tax reform and water power measures, and blocking Madison investigations, with support shifting to A R Hirst or Lt Gov Comings.
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United Presa
Milwaukee
la Follette
John J. Blaine
Edwin J.rosa
la Pollette Progressive Dissociation
la Vollette
Follette
Blaine
Dahl
H J Severson
Rosa
Laa Follette
Lia Ipliette
R. Hirst
Harges Gross
Lumgelt
Madison
Severson
Bob la Follette
Wisconsin
John Blaine
Amputated Leg Causes Death of Marshall Son Held for Grime
Kenosha Wisconsin report says William Marshall age 29 is arraigned on murder of his father James Marshall in municipal court. He is returned to jail without bond with preliminary hearing set for Aug 4. Marshall seeks temporary insanity plea claiming fear of beating led to loss of control. He attends his father’s funeral under guard after the leg amputation following a shooting. He also asks to see his sweetheart at county jail.
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Associated Press
Kenosha
Wis
William Marshall
James Marshall
Jai
Marshall
Calvin Stewart
Eller
Girst
Theatee
Blaine Tours Camp Douglas Wisconsin In Military Review
Gov Blaine and Mrs Blaine visited Camp Douglas to review 3500 citizen soldiers, witness a sham battle, and present medals to twelve men for distinguished service. Gen McCoy and Col Lee were promoted, a dress parade followed, and Blaine addressed the Wisconsin National Guard, praising efficiency and economy in state militia management.
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Camp Douglas
Wis
J. J. Blaine
Blaine
Wershberg
Madison
Markemen
Fort Sheridan
Charles King
Milwaukee
State Board
rera+ Thorney
MWCOY
Ligur
Nichalas Schvitz
Ri Chen
Robert Bruce McCoy
McCoy
Irsmell
Charles Williams
King
Wilbur M. Lee
I Galute
Wisconsin National Guard
John Meyer
Reedeburg
Wisconsin National Guardsmen
Ralph M. Immel
Coolidge Writes Acceptance Address For Aug. 14 Nomination
President Coolidge begins drafting his acceptance speech to be delivered Aug. 14 after formal nomination in Washington. The address will summarize Republican gains under his administration and outline plans if re-elected, with tax cuts, reduced government, and efficiency as keynote themes. White House and party officials report optimistic sentiment across regions.
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Dale van Every
United Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
John W. Davis
White House
Astor Daughter Weds Prince Obolensky in London
Miss Alice Astor daughter of Lady Ribblesdale and the late John Jacob Astor married Prince Serge Platonovich Obolensky in London. Witnessed by Lady Ribblesdale and American consul Russell H. Rhodes none other present. The prince, descendant of the Rurik dynasty, had previous marriage to Princess Catherine Alexandrovna, daughter of Czar Alexander II, and was once married before.
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Alice Astor
John Jacob
Obolensky
Preme
London
Miss Allces Astor
Ribblesdale
John Jacob Astor
Prince Obolensky
Ribbler-dale
Russell H. Rhodes
Rurik
Serge Platonovitch Obalensky
Nebdinaky Meletsky
Russia
Catherine Alexandrovna
Alexander
Vincent
Misa Antor
Vincrnt Astor
Yoo
Mr Astor
Madeaine Force
Hls
Wif Marier Lord
Boy Dies After Hay Rack Accident in Menasha
Edmund Buyer aged 13 of Menasha died from internal injuries after a wagon wheel passed over him when he fell from a hay rack seat. He was driving the wagon when the seat broke, and the fatal injuries occurred at his home and later at St Elizabeth's Hospital Appleton. He is survived by his parents and siblings. Funeral services held Saturday at St Mary's Catholic Church Menasha.
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Menasha
Wis
Edmund
John Buyer
Telimabeth
Appleton
Hoy
Twonty Tere
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Minnesota student known as miracle man climbs rocky peaks
Dudley Nantel, a 19 year old from the University of Minnesota, has gained fame as a high climber in the Rocky Mountains. He scales near vertical faces with apparent ease, earning the nickname miracle man after reaching the continental divide's garden wall. He arrived this summer after traveling by wheel and train and became a local curiosity at Presny Giazler Park.
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Rv Uni Presny Giazler
What Candidates Are Doing Across the Campaign
United Press reports President Coolidge kept his routine at the White House and met with political advisers. John W. Davin engaged in light work and quick games, while Senator La Felinite renamed his political organization and prepared for the day.
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United Press
Coolidge
Hte
Pwhite House
John W. Davin
Piay
Netteee Petite Y Ne
Varie Utrber
la Felinite
del Jette
Bia
Worl
Davis Politics on Vacation on John W. Davis Campaign
Dark Harbor musings by reporters describe John W. Davis during vacation as he seeks clean government and campaigns at leisure. Democratic leaders reportedly avoid contact. Homer Crummings met him briefly as campaigns pivot to New York.
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Peeny J. Scott
United
Dark Harbor
John W. Davis
Frank Polk
Tpad
Davin
Homer Crummings
Davis
Bia
Waa
Icommitat
Wife kills husband after years of hell in home shooting
Minnia Stahl told police she shot her husband August Jam in their home with his revolver after years of abuse. She said she was relieved to be free from the marriage though he had been drinking gravely. The couple's life together ended in tragedy as authorities investigated the fatal act.
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United Prenny St
Minnia Stahl
August J
Train Crashes Kill Picnic Party and Milwaukeea Residents
A picnic party of Boncow county farm club members died when their bus was struck near Columbus by a speeding New York Central train. Survivors said the driver halted at a crossing, then pulled onto the track as the westbound train approached. In a separate crash near Milwaukeea, a north shore road freight train derailed into homes, killing four children and injuring several others as debris covered yards and streets.
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United
Gale Harbor
Ohio Wan
Columbus
Herschet
New York
TN Crasit
Two Girls Drown in Mississippi River In Minnesota
Two girls ages 25 and 2% from Milwaukee vacationing near Falls, Minn, drowned while bathing in the Mississippi River. They camped at the river tourist park and planned to visit Gl tal national park with Relter of Milwaukee. A search found their bodies underwater after a late morning missing-person report. no witnesses or cause of death established.
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Tattte Falls
Minn
Jaiilian Nedran
Oregon
Win
Alethe Frant
Oronts Falls
Jt Relter
Taped Evidence Introduced in Leopold Case Trial
The heavily taped pages detailing the murder of Nathan Leonard, Nathan Taonald, and Nathan Hebert were presented in court. Prosecution and defense questioned the ransom notes and the car's storage pins while witnesses described the Leopold home, the family, and the Yale town scene. The trial focused on the tape evidence and potential links to the abduction and murder.
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Associated Press
Whlings
Whiel
Itobett
Diatha
Berten
Waa
Tadey
Qhief
John i Winverly
Natheun Leonid
Dr. da
Yong
T. Claioe
Loeb
Seu Vk
Wilzibeth
Nathan Deopeld
Mian
Rattler
Ataite
Nathan Taonald
Hiehard Loeb
Hebert Ranies
Rolex
Shenandoah Engine Test Flight From Scranton to Binghamton
The Shenandoah begins an engine test flight from Scranton via Binghamton and the Susquehanna valley with 49 aboard including officers and crew, delaying two hours due to hangar wind, and will return tonight to Burnage Bay for continued tests through the early morning.
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Westita Banka
Binghamton
New York
Scranton
Huaquehanna Valley
Keranton
Hasing
Berauan
Air
Elviran
Abowan
Burnegate Bay
Woman in custody after raid on Chicago Loop hotel
A woman, said to be daughter of a Wisconsin lumber dealer, was taken into custody after police raided a Chicago Loop hotel. She is listed as wife to a man named James H. Stephens and faces charges related to passing a bad check for $300.
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Chicago Loop Hotel
United Brees
Chirara Delme Gronmit
Qwerfths Dale
Wis
Pollen
Jonp
Rain
James H. Stephens
Brephina
Hartland
Win
Bandits Escape With Diamonds at Detroit Jewelry Shop
Two masked bandits robbed Capital Jewelry in Detroit catching dealer Joseph Mayer and clerk Jack Wolfe by surprise. They seized a display cane, rifled cases, and fled in a waiting car with diamonds valued near 123000. Detective units begun pursuit.
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Prey
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Mayer
New York
Jack Wolfe
Mazer
Wolfe
Noted Detroit Lawyer and Turfman Married in New York
Daniel J. Campa of Netrak, lawyer and turfman, head of The Chicago Horseman, wed Mrs DeMille Moore of New York. They plan to settle in Detroit after a trip through the White Manitoba region. Campa, aged about TL years, was Detroit’s tax collector from 1886 to 1900 and long served on the Democratic National Committee.
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Detroit
New York
Associated Press
Daniel J. Campa
Netrak
Chicago
Yeaturday
Mra DeMille Moore
Mr. Quinypin
Democratic National Committeee
Conference Deadlock Over German Loan Safeguards
Delegates at the inter allied talks failed to resolve disagreements on safeguards for the German loan under the Dawes plan amid intensive discussions in Downing Street and informal talks involving Premier MacDonald, Herriot, and Da Stefani. US Secretary Hughes and Secretary Mellon face difficulty persuading London of their mission, while Germany weighs its next move and a German invitation to attend the conference in London is anticipated.
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iMy
Associated Press
Lyndon
Trench
Downing Alrest
Herriot
France
Theorila
Belgium
Noellogg
da Stefani
MacDonald
Baling Stindind
Hughes
Treanury Matlon
United States
London
Thefr
Hv United Press
Berla
Gondos
Mart
Stresemann
Rendon
Electoy
Marx
Dietitian
Tecma
New Japanese Cabinet policy toward Russia outlined
Tokyo reports a cabinet adopted a new policy toward Russia, signaling willingness to grant recognition to the Soviet government and to set terms for restoring diplomatic relations. The plan, presented by Foreign Minister Baron Shide hare, aims to fixedly define Japan's stance while talks in Beijing with Soviet and Japanese envoys continue in anticipation of a broader agreement.
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Russia
Tokyo
Sasser
Baron Shidehare
Japan
Cader
Mnesouitiionk
Peking
I. M. Karahan
China
Benkichi Yoshizawa
Yoshisaka
Jowett
Tokeo
Wisconsin stationary engineers open three day convention
The Wisconsin State Association of Stationary Engineers opened a three day meeting in Fond du Lac with about 700 attendees. An exhibit showcased water plant machinery from firms nationwide. In Moose Hall, about 140 La Follette supporters organized a county political group, electing A. K. E. Schaar president and W. H. Ferber secretary.
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United Press
Fond du Lac
Wiscontin
Big Cotton Rise Stimulates Local Market Prices
Local cotton prices surged amid steady demand as contracts extend into December. The market shifted from 1 to 1& points, lifting values and signaling tighter supply conditions. Traders in the area reported higher activity and cautious optimism for upcoming settlements.
Radicals Split From La Follette With Independent Ticket
Washington reports at least three senators labeled radicals will not align with La Follette and Wheeler and will back the independent presidential ticket. Senators Norris of Nebraska Brookhart of Iowa and Norbeck of South Dakota oppose the La Follette-Wheeler alliance and the party name remains unsettled as campaign talk flourishes and ballots loom.
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Norris
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
Norbeck
North Dakota
Washington, D. C
Handy
la Follette
Wheeler
Mebraski
Town
South Dakota
la Follette-Wheeler Alliance
Socialista
Wisconsin
Binea
Charges Lage of Energy in Pursuit of Imbrie Murderers
A Tehran protest before the Persian government demanded vigorous action to find the assailants who beat Major Imbrie of the American Canal Service to death after a mob attack at a sacred spring last Friday. Diplomats urged safety guarantees for foreigners and property, with martial law in effect and authorities closing the spring area after the tragedy.
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United Press
Toberan
Persia
Tmbrin
Canaial Service
Ite
Teheran
Imbrie
Stinthve Crow
Wife of Siki Not White Fair Bleached Hair Substitute
New York report claims Mrs. Mattling Siki is not white but has bleached fair hair to appear lighter than her husband Ota boxer Siki. The piece notes Bob Levy and others planned a misdirection while Siki and Kiabeide stayed in a honeymoon hotel. Lulan Werner, once married to Shi, is described as daughter of a Memphis actress.
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Siki
Tinted Press
New York
Mattling
Bob Levy
Lulan Werner
Shi Westerday
Memphis
Kiabeide
Six Dead in Texas Hotel Fire Ravages Downtown Block
A fast moving blaze in Texas early today destroyed a hotel block in the business district. Six persons are known dead and about thirty were injured. One hospital reported eighteen missing. Property loss exceeds $1,000.
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Texas
Associated Press
Hammers. Tex
Weather outlook and temperature forecast
Day’s River area expects a hot spell with a forecast of mid 40s to low 50s in the Fahrenheit range. Cooler tonight with a gradual warmup expected into Friday as highs trend higher and winds ease.
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Laled Press
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Leopold
Richard Low
Nathan Leopold, Jr
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Robert Franks
Uss Prince
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Ohio
Mississippi River
Leopold Faebrase
Thlatwlue
Shenandoah
Mellon
Watcming
Associated Pres
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