Wisconsin weekend claims multiple fatalities from accidents
A Wisconsin weekend report lists numerous deaths including Charles Wallerman in Milwaukee train collision, Anton Cizouski in Sheboygan auto crash, Bessie Schmedhorn in Darlington auto wreck, and several drownings in Rock Lake, Girauchee Lake, Howitt Lake, and Black River. Additional injuries and a heart attack while fishing near Rock Lake are noted amid several separate crashes and a dam accident in Medford.
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Jetsons
Wisconsin
Charles Wallerman
Milwaukee
W. S. Kefley
Anton Cizouski
Sheboygar
Bessie Schmedhorn
Darlington
Austin Hoover
Monroe
Jacob Saninski
Rock Lake
Elmer Kiratzat
Girauchee Lake
Charles Sanders
Negro
Howitt Lake
John Scheller
Medford
Black River
Madison
Ilp
Gratiot
Muton Steele
Lucille Hall
Davis
Monroes
Jacob Sawinski
Lake Mulls
Sawinski
Wis
John Schaller
Roland
Medford Lumber Company
John
Plane crash after passenger pulls control handle
Two 21 year old men Ray Westphail and Irnin Hubel died when a private plane piloted by Carl Hawkinson crashed after a passenger in the second seat pulled an auxiliary control. Hawkinson was critically burned and police say a dual control handle may have been accidentally activated.
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Chicago
Lars
Ray Westphail
Dundee
Irnin Hubel
Chixcago
Carl Hawkinson
Hawkinson
Westphail
Hybel
Death mystery on Seattle yacht ends with four held without bail
Four people including F Creagh Nelson were detained in Seattle after music teacher Violet Payne disappeared from Nelson's yacht. Payne's body was found in Lake Union near the yacht. officials could not determine the death cause after autopsy. The group claimed Payne slipped during departure but investigators continue to probe the events and possible foul play.
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Seattle, Wash—i
F. Creagh Nelson
Weathy
Seattle
Violet Maude Payne
Nelson
E E Barrington
Seattle Yacht Club
A. ¥. Bell
A. 'Tye F. Gorman
Sauwrdey
Lake Union
Clyde Payne
Miss Payne
Anllteawn
Wis
Bell
Leavine
Mass
Payne
Wisconsin Women Open State Golf Championship at Milwaukee Course
Milwaukee WP reports women golfers from across the state practice at Milwaukee Country Club ahead of the Wisconsin Women’s Championship opening. Qualifying rounds today set the stage for match play through the week with contenders including Hadfield Page and Osborne among top contenders.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Country Club
Olfers
Dorothy Page
Madison
Frances Halfield
Jane Cannon
Dorothy Gulley
Allwaukee
Nancy Osborne
Racine
Jack Blakeslee
Ken Nosha
Bruice Wall
Oshkosh
Aliss Hadfield
Miss Page
Miss Hadfield
Milwaukeea i
Wisconsin Women's Golf Association
Widow of Armour packing founder dies at Chicago home
Mrs. Philip D. Armour 85 year old society dowager and widow of Armour Packing founder died at her Chicago residence. Her son Ogden Armour is abroad and the family noted she had been infirm for months and only recently thought to have passed a crisis. The son's wife and daughter Lolita Armour Mitchell with husband John J. Mitchell Jr. are en route to England.
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Chicago
iDus
Philip D. Armour
Armour Packing Business
J Ogden Armieur
Armour
England
Lolita Armour Mitchell
John J. Mitchel, Jr
Title group meets at Wausau Wisconsin convention
The Wisconsin Title Association at its annual convention in Wausau elects J. E. Roehr of Milwaukee as president and Agnes E. Bence of Ashland as third vice president. Delegates chosen include the president secretary and treasurer to attend the national convention in Detroit. The 1923 state convention will be held in Milwaukee.
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Wausau
Wis
vPi
W Title Association
J. E. Roehr
Milwaukee
HM. Seaman
Wkee
Agnes E. Bence
Ashland
P. C. Zieisdorf
John M. Kenney
Madison
W.S. Rociinson
Crandon
Officer Hurt When Motorcycle Hits Truck in Wisconsin Parade
M Spetial reports in Xeenah Wisconsin that Appleton patrolman Gus B Hersekorn sustained thigh contusions and severe cuts after his motorcycle struck a Shell Oil tanker truck on North Commercial Street during an Aid Association for Lutherans parade. He was escorted from Appleton and hurled about twenty feet, the motorcycle wrecked.
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M Spetial
Xeenah
Wis
Gus B
Hersekorn
Appleton City
Shell Oil Company
North Commercial Street
Horsekorn
Aid Association For Lutherans
Appleton
Hersekorm
City authorities rush to meet transit strike threat
New York officials and transit firms mobilize to forestall a possible 25 000 worker walkout by subway and elevated line crews amid union disputes. The Amalgamated Association plans a 100 percent strike if not recognized, while the Interborough Rapid Transit says workers are a minority and will keep lines running. Emergency crews, sleeping quarters, and meal provisions are organized as talks with Mayor Walker loom.
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York
Matenarees
Subway
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Conpypany
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Brooklyn
Interborough
Amalgamated
Walker
City Hall
Wichita Women Stage Gasless Day Protest in Gas Increase
Wichita housewives plan another assess Tuesday as they boycott gas to protest price rise. Mrs John Matthe president of the Wichita Federation of Women's Clubs says the strike will extend and members will use all gas saving devices including improvised stoves and canned heat for essential cooking.
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Wichita
Kan
John Maltbbe
Wichita Federation of Women's Clubs
Boynatt
Matthe
Sturgeon Bay Man Commits Suicide at Ex-Wife's Doorstep
Otis Schauer, 58, a Milwaukee area mechanic from Sturgeon Bay, went to the door of his divorced wife Mathilda Schauer, rang the bell, and shot himself through the temple. The shooting occurred at her Milwaukee home where she and their four children have lived since the divorce seven years ago.
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Milwaukee
Otis Schauer
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Mathilda Schauer
Linda Schauer
Jhan
Champion battles fire to save record aircraft at Anacostia
Navy flyer Lieut C Champion risked his life to save damaged barographs during a blaze on descent from a postulated 43 000 feet. He landed in a Anacostia area cornfield two hours after takeoff, preserving instruments tied to unofficial world altitude records.
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Washington, D. C
Lieut C. Champion
Naval Flyer
Bureau of Standards
Champion
Galliza
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
Alort
Egrn
Itte Wright
Attorney General Rules State Not Responsible for Freight on Chests
Madison reports Attorney General opinion confirms the state need not pay freight for transporting legislators treasure chests. Ballard, state superintendent of public property, argued chests could be supplied but not freighting costs. AG found no reason for state payment.
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Madison
B Ballard
Ballard
Maddison
Radio Program Listings for Tonight
Local radio schedules show Goldman Band on WJZ at 6 30 PM and Roxy and Hal on WEAF at 3 30 PM with Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro. Other stations include WGHP Detroit Symphony Orchestra on 319 and WRC Washington 469 featuring the 7-Unit United States Navy Band in Detroit.
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United Press
WEAF
Goldman
Roxy
Hal
WGHP
Detroit
Symphony Orchestra
WRC
Washington
United States Navy
Indian Maiden on Trial for Chicago Murder
The Chippewa girl Batupiu Nibi known as Laughing Water is charged with killing Leo Fero in Chicago after leaving the Odanah Wisconsin reservation with Jerry Pero. Authorities tie the motive to jealousy as Fero sought another, while the suspect has a history of trouble including a suspension from Northland Academy and an expulsion.
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Chicago
Batupiu Nibi
Leo Fero
Odanah
Wis
Walter Becae
Pero
Claimung
Ashland
Laughing Waters
Leo Pers
Jerry Pero
F. Marks
Paul Moore
United States
Margaret Lenomie
Jerry Pera J
Mewre
Hfar Tronwoodt
Academy
Lronwood
Odansh
Jeff
Leo Pero Fefl
Gdanah
Northland Academy
Thirteen Arrested In Weekend Traffic Sweep Wisconsin
Thirteen arrests, mostly for traffic violations, set a local record over a single weekend in Wisconsin. The roundup occurred over the period ending July 24 as police reported the largest weekend total in the city’s history.
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Narnveestert Neensh
Wis
McCray rejects bribery bid in Indiana political scandal
Willam F. Hallberg reports Warren T McCray refused a ten thousand dollar bribery offer to appoint a Marion County prosecutor under Ku Klux Klan influence. The Times and Scripps Howard papers call the event a dramatic chapter in Indiana politics as McCray faced indictment for private business practices and potential loss of office.
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Willam F. Hallberg
United Pigss
Indianpolis
Menen County
Ku Klux Ekin
Warren T MeCray
Tachinapolis Yames
McCray
Indiana
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Times
The
William P. Evans
Marion County
George W. Cain
Ed Jackson
Coffin
Cy Jackson
Dtate
Jackson
John Hammer Civil War veteran dies at 90
John Hammer a former Civil War veteran died at the Winnebago county home after a paralysis stroke 24 hours earlier. Born June 9 1845 in Nice fick? Austin he moved to Menasha as a child and later served as a volunteer in the war. Survived by a sister Mrs Cus rfave Dittmore of Menominee Michigan. Funeral Wednesday at St Marys with interment in St Marys cemetery.
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Menasha
Wis
John Hammer
Winnebago County
Nicefick
Austin
Tle
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Waupaon
Cus
Tunney and Gibson named in suit over 10 percent share
New York heavyweight champion Gene Tunney and his manager Billy Gibson face a supreme court action filed by Tun Mara a New York sportsman seeking 10 percent of Tunneys share of the 2000000 dollar purse from the Dempsey rematch and subsequent earnings Mara claims a written 1926 contract granted him 10 percent of Tunneys cut if proven. Kearns threatens legal steps to block the planned September Dempsey Tunney bout asserting he will seek injunctions and lawsuits to recover about 600000 owed under the old deal. Kearns also disclosed he met with Leo Dempsey in a golf match to discuss the matter.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Billy Gibson
Supreme Court
Tunney S
Patel
Bent Klarns
New Yorke
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Chicago
Clams Dempsey
Leo P
Fat Dempsey
Paper Mill Waste Found of Economic Value
The United States Bureau of Standards reports that paper pulp waste liquors can be converted into tanning extracts when blended with vegetable tanning agents. Tests show usable arid content improves leather quality and reduces tanning costs, aiding pulp mills and potentially lowering paper prices. High pollution from waste streams could be reduced by this reuse, creating new revenue and product possibilities.
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Dy Fascom No Panewes
Washington
Garwit
Baily Morpswestern
United States Bureau of Atunderds Ims
Punin Tt Tne
King Michael to travel to Black Sea for sand castles
King Michael of Romania, a five year old monarch, will visit Maima on the Black Sea where his doctors say he goes for physical training and play. Parliament mourns as regents begin duties for the heir who must wait thirteen years to rule. King Ferdinand was buried yesterday.
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Asia Berkowites
United Press
Bucharest
Michael
Maima
Black Sea
Tos
Board of Regents
I Jis
Ferdinand
Bank Robbery at Mount Jackson Bank In Virginia
A trio robbed Mount Wacksolt National Bank in Shenandoah county Virginia of 21600 dollars after entering a Mount Jackson bank with revolvers. Bookkeeper Dellinger identified the man as Kirby Dellinger, cousin, while two women aged 30 to 35 assisted and fled in an automobile.
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Winchester
Mount Wacksolt National Bank
Mount Jackson
Shenandoah County
Wirginia
Dellinger
Kirby 8B
Hank
Gary Suffers From Attack of Ptomaine
New York JP says Judge Ibert Gary, chairman of the United States Steel Corporation, is suffering from ptomaine poisoning and confined to his home for several days. He hopes to return to duties in a few days and will continue to monitor affairs from home.
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New York
Ibert ST Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Tswhee Am
Farmers press for extended debt terms at government project
United Press reports from Bellefourche South Dakota that farmers around the Bellefourche irrigation project want debt payments extended from ten years to up to sixty. A mass meeting is planned to urge President Coolidge to intervene while praising the irrigation work and upcoming sugar beet crop prospects.
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Patl R. Mallon
United Press St
Newell
S. C
Coolidge
United Press
Mr. Goolidge
Coalige
Ardmore
Bellsfourche
Bellefourche
PF. &. Smith
F.C. Youngblood
Discover Cigarettes Loot From Rhinelander Store
Oneida county officials report a Wilson Mercantile company store robbery near Rhinelander Wisconsin. About two weeks ago thieves stole roughly 3000 cigarettes valued at 2000 dollars and stored the loot in a shed on a farm in the town of Crescent as investigators probe the case.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Grescent
Oneida County
Wilson Mercantile Company
Ciarets
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