Candidacy of Schlerf announced in Oshkosh political split
Harry E. Schlerf, secretary to the late Florian Lampert, announced his Progressive candidacy amid a split after the Fond du Lac conference. Winnebago county Progressive club refused to recognize that meeting and said it was not bound by its action, noting two counties were unrepresented and avoiding blame for the call. Schlerf said his absence from Fond du Lac was to spare the Lampert family potential embarrassment.
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Phillip Lehner
Princeton
Fond du Lac
Winnebago County
Harry E. Schlerf
Florian Lampert
Progressive Club
Paul J. Edwards
Frank Taugher
W. R. Lyons
Oshkosh
Winnebago
Retlaw
Harry E Schlerf
Lampert
Philip Lampert
Mr. Schlerf
Baby Nobody Wants Sparks Legal Baby Switch Dispute
A custody saga over a hospital newborn splits the Bambergers and the Watkins, despite a seven-doctor recommendation to switch. Parents refuse to accept the ruling, hire lawyers, and vow legal action to secure the correct child. An earlier hospital and physician panel contested the initial tab swap and the dispute continues.
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William Watkins
Am Watkins
Charles Bambergers
Bambergers
Englewood Hospital
Watkins
Bamberger
Egel
Bergers
Tempora
Yvester
Keystone Hospital
Kegei
Mr. Watkins
Barratt Ora
Bauberger
Two Naval Academy midshipmen face dismissal over prank
Immediate dismissal announced at Annapolis after two midshipmen smuggled five visitors into the mess hall. President Hoover approved expulsions late yesterday. Suspects L. L. Maratt of Quincy and Miller S. Burgin of San Antonio Texas have been confined to the academy brig since the discovery.
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Washington
Ipi
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Hoor
L. L. Mzratt
Quincy
Miller S. Burgin
San Antonio
Texas
Academy
Constructive Work Urged By The Governor
Governor Walter J. Kohler urged Deerfield volunteers to support constructive efforts over demagogic tactics. He warned that attacking opponents without offering constructive programs fails to solve modern problems facing state government and called for patient, united action to address budgeting finance commissions and penal affairs.
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Deerfield
Wis
Walter J. Kohler
Dane County
Kohler
Kohier
Unemployment insurance plan rejected by conference
Madison U P—A proposed unemployment insurance that makes employers bear the burden was rejected by the National Conference for Progressive Labor action. A J Muste said the Huber bill falls within their concerns, but they advocate a system requiring contributions from employers, the state, and workers to improve chances of acceptance.
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Madison
U.P
National Conference For Progressive Labor Action
A. J. Muste
Brookwood Labor College
Katonah
John R. Commons
University of Wiconsin
State Federation of Labor
Paul Douglas
University of Chicago
Swarthmore College
Stuart Chase
George Seale
The
New Republic
John Pitch
New York School of Social Work
Muste
University
Heat wave grips eastern and central U S as temps soar
The day brought scorching heat to the east and Midwest with readings near 100 degrees in Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Iowa. Chicago and Milwaukee reported relief from showers but continued warmth loomed toward Sunday. Waterlogged Eau Claire saw two inches of rain ending a three week drought as poles fell and a telephone line section went out.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Ohio
Cleveland
Youngstown
Eau Claire
Wis
Menominee
Wisconsin
Illinois
Waukee
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Mercury
Kansas City
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Wilson's Two Home Runs Boost Cubs to Lead on Phillies
Wilson belted his thirtieth and thirty first home runs in the first and second innings as the Cubs beat the Phillies 9 to 2. Malone also homered. The Wisconsin Rapids section notes and golf results follow, including Miss Tooty Page winning the Wisconsin women’s title and Canadian Open details.
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Wilson
CUBS
Cain
Phils
Philadelphiag
Hack Wilson
Phillies
Malone
Chicago
Philadelphia
Wicnsin Rapids
Tooty Page
Madison
Jane Cannon
Blue Mound Club
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Cutten Wins Last Bandit Surrenders
Arthur W. Cutten, a wealthy grain trader, is relieved as the last Cutten bandit surrenders. The 1922 raid on Cutten’s Downers Grove home led to $20,000 in jewelry stolen and Cutten locked in a vault. Agents tracked eight bandits, with some jailed and others turning state’s evidence. Caspar Rosenberg faced capture multiple times and finally surrendered after long pursuit.
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Cutten
Caspar Rosenberg
Simon
Simon Rosenberg
Dutton
State
Chauncey W. Reed
Su. Condered
Josenbere
General Summerall in Hospital at Walter Reed
Gen Charles P Summerall army chief of staff is hospitalized at Walter Reed for a mild digestive disorder. His condition is not serious and he is expected to return to duty within a few days. Weather notes include partly cloudy skies in Wisconsin and various lake region forecasts with possible showers and thunderstorms.
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Washington
D.im
Charles P. Summerall
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Wisconsin
Upper Great Lakes
Great Lakes
Buckstaff Observatory
Dramatic Emperor of Europe Shaw Stands Defiant at 70
London celebrates George Bernard Shaw who proclaims himself the emperor of Europe in dramatic terms. The Irish writer, born July 26 in Dublin, rose to fame in London as a critic and playwright. He has never visited the United States and denounces America’s morals, while remaining a fixture in British cultural life. Shaw’s influence is such that traffic stops for him, rivaling Nelson’s monument in London.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Europe
Shaw
Vienna
Austria
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
Lady Astor
Nome
Reed
America
United States
Frank Harrris
Dublin
G. B.S
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Tower of London
Ramsay MacDonald
Greater St. Louis completes sixth day aloft in endurance flight
Forest O Brine and Dain Jackson continued the long endurance flight aboard the Greater St Louis at St Louis Manor machine. The pilots maintained altitude past 120 hours at 7 11 a m after a heavy rate last night. Notes dropped to the ground describe the voyage as lively and steady.
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Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Dale Jackson
Forrest Obline
Lambert Field
St. Louia
St. Louis
Ur— Manor
Forest O'Brine
Dain Jackson
Cow Electrocuted After Chewing Live Cord in Wis County
Ashland Wisconsin reports a dairy mishap as Alois Habert of Grand View loses a cow after it chewed an electric cord and sparked to death. Local wildlife including bears deer and wolves are noted in the area as the incident stands.
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Ashland
Wis
Alois Habert
Grand View
Gehlbach Leads San Angelo Derby Participants to Douglas
Gehlbach of Little Rock with Lieut. Lee Gehlbach led a group from San Angelo Texas on a morning departure for Douglas Amy aboard the Little Rocket at 9 01. The article notes Gehlbach leading the way in the derby event.
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San Angelo
Texas
Pho Thiranes
Douglas, Amy
Lee Gehlbach
Little Rock
Ark
Buckley Cleared by New Afloat Amid Burial Storm
Detroit mourns radio announcer Gerald E Buckley as his funeral at Mt Olivet follows a July thunderstorm. An affidavit by law partner Kennedy seeks to clear Buckley of underworld links, suggesting a coerced confession by bootlegger Frank Chock read to him in jail. Police deny Buckley ties while figures like Black Leo Cellura deny involvement as public interest swells.
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Detroit
Mich
Gerald E
Jerry) Buckley
Mt. Olivet
Buckley
Thomas F. Kennedy
St. Gregory's
Highter
Kennedy
Frank Chock
Chock
Gem
Thomas C. Wilcox
Wilcox
Norval Marlett
Black Hand Squad
Leo” Cellura
Mariett
Celura
Cellura
Continuation of Cleveland Gang Warfare Wounds Sugar Baron
Jim Porello brother of Joe Porello famed sugar baron in Cleveland was shot and seriously wounded today, while an Ostuped in an automobile was taken to St Luke's hospital in critical condition. Police link today's shooting to ongoing gang warfare over control of the Cleveland corn sugar business.
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Cleveland, O
Jim Porello
Joe Porello
Cleveland
Mayfield
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland Corm
Missing Venezuelan bank official found in distant land
Parisian authorities traced Villanueva a former Venezuelan legation attache who vanished July 7 with about 500000 dollars of customers funds. He was located at the Spanish legation in Morocco where his brother in law informed the judge he would surrender once freed from a legion enlistment. Bank officials denied accounts were short and civil or criminal action awaits determination.
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Paris
Lauriano Carlo de Villanueva
Dny
Riffian
Morocco
Villanueva
Department of Justice
Legation
Madame Gomez
National City Bank of New York
Henri Couturier
M. D. Montorison
Couturier
Spanish
Legion meeting to host over thirty five marching groups
More than thirty five marching groups are expected for the American Legion state convention in Sheboygan Wisconsin with drum corps from Northwestern Post Chicago Fond du Lac Beloit Superior Marinette Menominee La Crosse Sheboygan Falls Milwaukee Kenosha Waukesha Campbellport and Kohler already registered to attend.
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Shebnygan
Wis
U.P
American Legion
Northwestern Post
Chicago
Fond du Lac
Beloit
Superior
Marinette
Menominee
la Crosse
Sheboy
Falls
Milwaukes
Kohler to Speak at Phillips Anniversary Ceremonies
Governor Walter J. Kohler will be principal speaker at Phillips Wisconsin events tomorrow marking the anniversary of a devastating forest fire. The 1894 blaze destroyed much of Phillips, burning the business district and railroad facilities while sparing only the town hall and a few structures. Relief trains with lumber and supplies were sent by Governor Peck to aid rebuilding.
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Phillips. Wis
Walter J. Kohler
Phillips
Peck
Honeymooner Thought To Be One Of Robbers
Madison alderman dies Frances Rickerson on honeymoon after infection from toe blister. Grand Rapids bank robbery suspect captured. $8,000 recovered. Body to Madison tonight. Also reports drownings at Lake Denoon near East Troy and a gasoline tank car fire near Amery.
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Newberry
Grand Rapids
G. H. Ma
Alderman
Ashcraft
Frances Rickerson
Amery
Wis
Hera
No Inquest Held Into Death Of Mrs C C Dickinson
Appleton Wis Authorities today said there would be no inquest into the death of Mrs C C Dickinson 70 whose body was recovered on the Fox river She was reported suffering from a nervous disorder when she left her home Wednesday.
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Appleton. Wis
C. C. Dickinson
Fox River
Whiting Estate Probate Petition Filed in Winnebago Court
A petition seeking probate of the will and two codicils of Georg A. Whiting of Neenah was filed in Winnebago County Court by Edward J. Dempsey as attorney. The will, dated 1928 with codicils from 1926 and 1930, contemplates gifts to Ripon and Lawrence colleges and Theda Clark hospital, with a large bulk placed in trust. The hearing is set for August 19 before Judge D.B.D. McDonald.
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Georg A. Whiting
Neanah
Edward J. Dempsey
Winnebago
Dbd
E. McDonald
Ripon College
Lawrence College
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah
George Hilton
Oshkosh
Frank B. Whiting
Frank B
Whiting
Wisconsin
Mae B. Whiting
Winnebago County
Hartung Dies After Sleep Crash Near Appleton Escanaba
A young man named Hartung fell asleep at the wheel of his car fifteen miles north of Appleton while returning from a Michigan bounty clerks convention in Escanaba. He suffered a broken neck and head injuries, with earlier reports of only lacerations. His parents, believed to be touring Wisconsin, are being sought.
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Here
Harlung
Hartung
Wisconsin
Michigan
Escanaba
Lawrence
Appleton
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Winnebago County Club
G. A. Whiting
Wisconsin-Illinois
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Ira Couch
Ancaster
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Johnny Farrell
Portland, Ore—P
Carl Mays
Mays
Walters
Auteuil
France
Henri Cochet
Jaenques Brugnon
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Gen. Summerall
Gehlbach
Bottlegger
Auriano Carlo Villaneuva
National
Spanish Foreign Legion
Legion Meeting
East Troy
Lake Dencon
Henry Sterner
West Allis
Hibbert Eva
Ripon and Lawrence Colleges
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