Mexican Church Row Draws Strong U S Noninvolvement
Washington reports the U S government will not interfere in Mexican church affairs as religious property remains under Mexican control since 1857. In Mexico City the final mass before new religious laws drew a large crowd at the cathedral with thousands of families attending confirmations despite heat and crowding.
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Mexico
Mexico City
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New York Athletic Commission Approves Dempsey Turner Match
The New York Athletic Commission approves a Dempsey Turner bout after a commission vote. Promoter Rickard plans staged event at Yankee Stadium with boxing fans anticipated and Madison Square Garden figures noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Sime Azhression
Toda
Siame Ih
Dempsey - Turner
Yanace
Seniis
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Wil Pack
William F. Carer
Medison Square
Etic Commission
Rickard
Jong
Senator Borah mediation attempt fails in Washington
Senator Borah’s bid to mediate a dispute in Washington fails as talks extend into a 35 day continuance. Officials say the negotiations, begun after a strike, will resume with further discussions.
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Senator Borah
Washinston
Tate
Smoking ban lifted at primary probe report
An Associated Press report from Chicago states a smoking ban was lifted after a conference between Chairman Ress and Federal Judge Wilkerson in Irhnsa court room. Senator Reed smoked a cigar and Senator La Follette a cigarette while the hearing was delayed by over an hour.
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Chicago
Ress
Wilkerson
Irhnsa
Reed
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Publican
Wisconsin
la Follette
Detroit Vice Squad Chief Resigns After Short Tenure
A Detroit official headlines the city’s vice squad stepping down after two weeks in charge. The resignation cites personal reasons and expresses a distaste for the role, with the successor placed under limited contact requirements to assume duties.
Poincare Wins Confidence Vote In French Chamber
Paris Associated Press reports Premier Poincare’s new government secured a confidence vote 176 15? in the chamber after he urged adjournment of interpellations until the financial bill. The government seeks national reconciliation to stabilize finances and curb inflation. Direct taxation will rise on wealth to fund defense bonds.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Eversihms
Andi
Charm
Moody Wins Texas Candidacy Amid Ferguson Tie
Moody defeats Ferguson ally in Texas Democratic primary as party figures push for reform. With Ferguson resigning and calls for investigations, Moody secures nomination amid a fractured field and ongoing state government debates.
Monumental Historical Group in Green Bay Carved in Vision
A fragmented OCR reading hints at a planned monumental historical group in Green Bay. References to a Jesuit mission, a city celebration, and local organizers appear, but many words are garbled, limiting clear facts or dates.
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Monumental Historical Group
City OF
Green Bay
Storm toll and a near disaster in Florida harbor
A storm caused fatalities and near catastrophe as a barge carrying 400 cases of dynamite broke loose and drifted toward a key county route between Miami and Miami Beach. Firefighters and crew secured the barge and anchored it, averting a disaster. The article notes a Florida Power & Light fireman died amid the chaos.
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Lancamer
Florida Power & Light Company
Steet
Za ' A
Mami
Miami Beach
Secretary of State Offices Rush with Last Minute Filings
Madison reports the secretary of state's office swamped with candidates submitting nominating papers to qualify for the ballot before a midnight deadline. George Brown of the election department said a wave of filings from Republican, Democratic, Socialist and Prohibition hopefuls dominated the last minutes as parties vie for ballot spots.
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Associated Press
Madison
s@Hice
Ming
George Brown
Election Department
Wnifl
Congress
Republcan Party
Sien
Russian arrested for smashing French statue
A Russian man was arrested in Paris after smashing a statue in the Place de la Republique honoring those who fell in 1914. The attacker, reportedly armed, caused damage and fled before being detained by authorities.
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Paris
Garner
Volina
Milwaukee Alderman Doerfler Faces Probe Over Licenses
District Attorney Wennerst to summon bootleggers dance hall owners and officials for questioning as Milwaukee investigates license concerns. Alderman Doerfler says his remarks were misinterpreted and denies implying graft or bribes.
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Doerer
Milwaukee
Wensert
Common Council
Doerfler
Debating Primary Probe Shapes Crowe Barrett Alliance
Testimony in the senate campaign inquiry reveals a four year alliance between the Crowe Barrett Republican faction and Brennan Democrats to back county office candidates. Ray West and other GOP leaders describe a coordinated effort tied to the April primaries and the Smith McKinley race.
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Senate
Crowe-Barrett
Illinois
West
Ray O. West
Renational Committee
Denson Republican
Frank L. Smith
State Commerce Commission
William B. McKinley
Sigorousis
Crowé-Zarreit
Demcrais
Brennan
Lenroot and La Follette Oppose Each Other in Senate
The Associated Press report from Cambridge Wisconsin notes Irvine Lenroot and Robert La Follette have consistently sat on opposite sides in major economic issues before the U.S. Senate. The Dane County district attorney emphasizes evaluating a candidate by record and voting history rather than personal impressions.
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LA Follette
U.S. Senate
Associated Press
Cambridge
Wis
Irvine L. Lenroot
Senate
Robert
le Folette
Phil Ta Follerse
Eorex
Dane
Malt Manufacturers See Output Rise in 1925
Output valued at 24,052,000 dollars in 1925, up 48.4 percent from 1923 according to the commerce department. Of total, 21,787,000 came from 22,033,006 bushels of malt and 2,265,000 from other products. Number of establishments remained 34, with nine in Wisconsin, four in New York, and the rest in Illinois, Minnesota, California, and Iowa.
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Washington, D. C
Commerce Department
Wisconsin
New York
Hinois
Minnesota
California
Iowa
Swedish Crown Prince Adelph and Princess Louise Visit Frisco
San Francisco will host Crown Prince Adelph and Princess Louise of Sweden who arrive today as guests of the city. The royal couple will be honored with a farewell ceremony before departing for the Orient later this year.
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Gustaf
Louise
Frisco
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Adelph
Sweden
America
TolERATION advocated amid foreign policy remarks
A fragment discusses a president's stance on toleration in foreign affairs and urges avoiding unwarranted criteria or recriminations. It notes a direct reference to executive offices and the president's position, amid comments on Americans abroad.
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Ffas Winde Citar
GASE ADDED INTEREST AS JUDGE TO HEAR CASE
Blurred report notes added interest as Judge Charles Aarons is set to hear the case of Jona J. Puer in Marshall. The article references safety concerns and a tank incident tied to customer privacy and a hearing scheduled for next Monday.
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Hilvanker
Jona J. Puear
Lissies
Inter Bee
Jude
Charles Aarons
Pussicher
Rt Lot Co
Banik
Usual dividend declared on common stock
United States Steel directors announced the usual quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars per share on the common stock. No action was taken on any extra distribution despite prior market rumors.
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Associated Prees
New York
The
United
Statea Siest Corporation
Dew
Anti-Rum Pact Reached Between U S and Britain
London reports said Anglo American anti rum pact ended with far reaching recommendations to curb smuggling. Washington notes the agreement remains temporarily secret pending public text and details. Negotiations centered on restricting liquor movement and enforcing controls between the two governments.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Washington
Bb. C
Sgenersi
Lincoln C. Andrews
Ose
Zimmerman's Letter On Governor Candidacy Cites 1928 Platform
A worn letter from W. J. Campbell to Fred Zimmerman, Milwaukee candidate for governor, critiques the La Follette era platform. It advocates federal inheritance tax hikes, tax return publicity, referendum power over war decisions, and opposition to universal military training, affirming allegiance to Wisconsin Progressive policy. The note hints at continuation on page 2.
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W. J. Campbell
Fred Zimmerman
Wes
Mibwaukee
Wis
Sir
Rubert M. la Follette
Themj
Congress
Wisconsin
Richt
Pevenle
Police and Employes Clash in Paris Salary Demonstration
In Paris at Gare Saint Lazare hundreds demonstrated for higher salaries. Police charged the crowd. many demonstrators were arrested. Central Paris remained heavily guarded as authorities feared possible Communist provocation and wider trouble.
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Paris
iState
Gare Sit
Lazare
Rvanta
Fingerprint dispute themes in missing woman case surge
A sensational report from California details a suspect arguing against fingerprint collection in a Monterey area disappearance. It notes authorities seeking samples to compare with an image, and mentions an investigation expanding after a garage arrestee and a series of missing persons leads.
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Iin
Asnee
Cattins Garage
Jenny Repeeth
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Rerrtines
Suaseniy
Paris
Will of Dodge the Financier and Probate Notes
Associated Press reports a will filed for probate detailing estate disposal valued around 3204 dollars. Also included is a forecast for Wisconsin predicting partly cloudy skies with possible showers or thunderstorms in the west and northwest, warming slightly tonight and Wednesday with a clear to partly cloudy pattern in parts of the state.
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Assosated Press
Veland “Rand Phiahthrop
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake
Baby in Superior Dies After Track Incident
A 3% year old girl, Mary Gondak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gondak of Superior, was killed Monday evening when struck by a southbound passenger train on the Great Northern railroad right of way near her home. The tragedy was reported by United Press.
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United Press
Superior
Wisi
Florida hurricane batters east coast. ships endangered
Reports from Jacksonville and Miami say a powerful hurricane swept the Florida east coast, tearing roofs and uprooting trees as it moved northward. The Seminole with 252 passengers stood in the storm’s path while West Palm Beach and Jupiter felt heavy winds and high seas. No lives reported harmed yet, but wire services were crippled as the center neared Miami.
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Jacksonville
Flat Palm Beach
West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
iBy Telephone
Associated Press
Vom
New York
Uund
Osecan Boulevard
Caltech Press
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Miami
Palm Beach
Jupiter
Auxtetr
Bound Over for Trial in Eau Claire Killing Attempt Case
Bertha McFadden and her son George face murder related charges after a preliminary hearing in municipal court. George A West was bound over to circuit court for trial following the hearing. The case involves a shooting at a home during an attack on Bertha McFadden and an attempt on her son.
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EAU Glaire
Associated Press
Eau Obire
Murdirs
Bertha McFadden
Georse
George A. West
George
Mer
Assistant Jailer of Gook County Prison Faces Vacation
In Chicago, Illinois, the assistant jailer of Gook County Prison is discharged after an official inquiry into prison conditions. Three guards are removed as the investigation follows an incident tied to prisoners on murderers row and a court appearance involving Earl Moore. John Bresnahan is among those dismissed for improperly handling inmates during an episode on the yard.
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Associated Frees
Chicago
Coon County
Ungorn
Con
Isexe McGeorty
Earl Moore
Sherif Hoffman
Suarés
John Bresnahan
T Murderers Row
Martin Durkin
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