Spaniards in Revolt Prompt Cavall Civil Conflicts
Reports from Perpignan and Madrid describe street fighting in Banicel and Melilia as general strike actions flare across Spain and Morocco. Messaging notes dozens killed, numerous wounded, and widespread telegraph and rail disruption amid rising tension between Spanish forces and Moroccan tribes.
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Glidden auto tour progresses from Denver toward Kansas City
The Glidden automatics touring party left Denver early in the morning for Kansas City, with a first stop in Colorado Springs and a reception at Palmer Lake. The trip will cover about 2,620 miles ending in Kansas City, and a flag to flag race from Denver to Mexico is sanctioned for October 16 by Frank I. Howar of the AAA racing committee.
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Associated Press
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Glidden Automatics
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Colorado Springs
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American Automobile Agssciation
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Antigo Names Van Doren Permanent Water Superintendent
Antigo Wisconsin July 27 Special to The Northwestern Van Doren is made permanent superintendent for the Antigo Water company and takes charge of the office as O A Cottry departs for Ikkosh. Doren previously served as assistant superintendent and will oversee company extensions and improvements this summer keeping him busy in the new role.
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Westminster Abbey Wedding Ties Rodman Wanamaker to Miss Violet Cruger
Philadelphia July 27 news confirms the marriage of Mr. Rodman Wanamaker to Miss Violet Cruger at Westminster Abbey London. Cruger, daughter of Mrs Frederick Tams of New York, has strong New York social ties and upbringing in Toledo. Full wedding details promised on page ten.
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New York
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Death of Tuleha editor Bassett after gun wound
Tahisa Bassett, prospective editor of The Tuleha Daily News and former journalist and politician in Sineis, died from a gunshot wound in a Koent Printing shop last Sunday. He was found with a revolver nearby. police have no clear suspect and a robbery theory is unproven.
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Mark Bassert
Tuleha Daily News
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Bloody Battle Fought In French Cochin China
French troops clash with Detham bandits in Balgon. Captain Petthuis and ten men killed or wounded. Bandits suffer fifty dead and one hundred wounded.
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Thaw Hearing Includes Surprise Entrance by Evelyn Thaw
Evelyn Thaw quietly entered the Matteawan case in White Plains as the afternoon session opened. Dr. Evans faced questions on Thaw’s sanity while Justice Mills noted the public nature of the court and a few young women withdrew from the room.
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Matteawan Criminal Insane Asylum
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Rain Breaks Drought Threat to Kansas and Oklahoma Corn
Rain brings heavy rainfall across Wichitas and regions in Kansas and Oklahoma easing drought fears for corn crops. Four inches of water fell at Blackwell spelling potential relief for farmers and futures.
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Waterpower men organize in Wisconsin association
Milwaukee July 27. The Journal reports waterpower interests have organized the Wisconsin Waterpower association. E P Shary of Milwaukee serves as secretary treasurer. The group aims to protect owners interests by providing information to lawmakers and educating the public about waterpower. W E Browne of Thinelander is president.
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Congress Records Printing Tug of War Over Van Hise Article
Washington July 27 Representative Tawney secured unanimous consent to print in The Congress Record an article by Dr. Van Hise president of the University of Wisconsin. Debate centered on editorial policy and whether a controversial piece should appear in the Congressional Record.
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Latham Fails Channel Crossing After Motor Fail
Dover reports that French aviator Hubert Latham attempted to cross the English Channel from Calais to Dover in his monoplane. His craft stalled midway, splashed into the water two miles from land, and he was rescued by a French torpedo boat. He had previously set a record at Mourmelon le Grand for time aloft.
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Kenosha Strike Expands At Simmons Manufacturing Plant
A Kenosha labor dispute escalates as the entire 275 workers at the Simmons Manufacturing Company plant walk out. They demand a wage adjustment and a minimum daily rate of 2.50 dollars, while concerns rise that workers in other factories may join. An outside movement is said to be influencing foreign workers toward a broader general strike.
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Milwaukee
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Kenosha
Simmons Manufacturing Company
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Miss Hoffman Granted Time For Trial
Miss Gertrude Hoffman, the dancer, will return in fall to answer charges of wearing insufficient attire on stage. The hearing was postponed to October 4 on defense request to prepare, with 30 to 40 witnesses planned to argue the act was not immoral. Magistrate Steinert noted Hoffman’s agreement to wear suitably length attire suffices to avoid immediate adjudication.
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Mrs Dickerson Dies in Kansas City
Mrs Mary Dickerson, noted figure in Kansas City society and aunt of Vice President James German, died after a long illness today. Her death closes a long life spent in civic engagement and family prominence here.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Mary 8. Dickerson
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Mexico to Attend Hudson Fulton Centenary
Mexico City reports the Mexican government will be represented in New York at the Hudson Fulton centennial by the gunboat Drago.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Hudson Fulton
New York
Drago
New York Congressman Receives Pointed Advice
Washington, D. C. Niky 27 reports Representative Walliam S. Uemmett of the Seventeenth district, New Yok, facing questions about his stance and service. A letter by Bennet to 60,000 constituents sparked hundreds of responses urging possible action on Chinese legislation, with one reader urging him to “Come home. Bring all the other MLCs with you.”
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Hides Tariff Fight Moves Amid Conference Delays
Washington July 20 The House conferees remain split over tariff cuts for hides and leather goods with Republicans wary of any concession. Senators and party leaders expect a vote on a reduction proposal after a key conference session. Hide industry reps push for protection while Democrats demand balanced leather concessions.
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Milwaukee anticipates major state political conferences
Special to The Northwestern reports Milwaukee will host key political meetings next week as La Follette and Stephenson factions plan to push influence. Governor Devins on, Senator Ta Follette may visit to gauge Milwaukee support for Wisconsin politics and potential gubernatorial bids by Tom Morris.
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Man Dies After Being Struck by Pitch at Harrah Park
Des Moines reports that on July 27 Harry Ruben was struck by an abraded ball in a harahall genie near Aponcer xestardar and died instantly. The AP notes the tragedy occurred after a pitched ball struck him in the head.
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Greek Flag Run Up Flares in Crete Amid Tension
From Canea Crete July 27 Associated Press report notes Greek flag raised at the fortress and militia barracks as international troops withdraw. Crete leaning toward union with Greece despite powers safeguards dating from 1893 and 1908. Washington reports Greek envoy Coromallas promoted to extraordinary and plenipotentiary minister.
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Sutton Inquiry Halts as Court Adjourns Proceedings
The Sutton inquiry was adjourned indefinitely after the court ruled all offers in the affair be party defendants. The investigation into the death of Lieut James Sutton paused with no resumption date while officials consider expanding the roster of officials and participants in the case.
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Wood Sets The Pace In Homewood Golf Qualifier
Wood leads the Wes Yo amateur event at Homewood with a 73 today after a 73 yesterday, totaling 148 to set a new course record. Tran Meeters of Allegheny Club, Pittsburg, stands second with 152, while Charles Evans Jr. and Fixmoor Shine also post strong totals.
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Milwaukee Bath Company Plans Mud Bath Sanitarium Rival
Milwaukee based Wissuly Bath company proceeds with a 106000 project to build a mud bath sanitarium promising to rival Mudlavia Indiana. Funeral held for Edward Foster the streetcar victim will be Wednesday at 10 am at 590 Jackson Street with interment at Riverside Cemetery. arrangements updated from prior notices.
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Edward Foster
T. A. Lockhart
Jackson Street
Riverside Cemetery
Bun Day Weather Forecast Report
Forecast for Wisconsin area indicates probable showers tonight or Wednesday. Local observation time shows a temperature around 8 C.记者
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