Gold Discovery Days pageant to honor Coolidges in Custer
Custer prepares a two hour Gold Discovery Days pageant featuring old General Custer reenactments and Sioux and settler tableaux. President and Mrs. Coolidge will view the show from a protected wagon near the Bren Creek site, with about 19 000 spectators expected.
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Guster
Caildren
Paul BR. Mallon
United Press
Custer
Oberammergau
Coolidge
Ules
Hartie
N. Ross
Uttle
Bren Creek
French Creek
Ross
Black Hills
White House
Stv
Investigation renewed in Miss Layne death aboard yacht
Seattle investigators renewed inquiry into the death of Violet Maude Layne, a music and dancing teacher, who reportedly drowned after a liquor party on F Creigh Nelsons yacht. The coroner’s jury ruled accidental drowning, but the sister hires private criminologists and organ examinations delay cremation. Some Seattle Yacht Club members call for resignations of Nelson and Barrington amid calls for transparency.
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Seattle
Wash
Violet Maudelayne
F. Creigh
Nelson
Payne
Mahelle Fielder
Seattle Yacht Club
Barrington
Local youths held after blanket theft arrest
Police in Madison detain Hari Hart 17 Clarence Bou chard 16 and Howard Bar 14 while awaiting information. They reported heading west and were accused of stealing a blanket from an automobile. One boy allegedly carried a revolver. Homes listed as in Madison.
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S& Paul
Hari Hart
Clarence Bouchard
Howard Bar
Madison
Wis
Vna
Comb Woods For Missing Oshkosh Veteran
Iron Mountain Michigan dispatch reports searchers combing Sagola woods seventeen miles from town for missing Oshkosh veteran Edward Carrick. Carrick, a painter, left home in Oshkosh in his work clothes and did not return. his wife Mrs. Carrick arrived to aid Dickinson County authorities and suspects a wandering, partly clothed state tied to a long standing medical condition from World War I. The car with a note directing his sister be notified was found nearby. The Daily Northwestern published a detailed account of his disappearance on Tuesday.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Sagola
Edward Carrick
Oshkosh
Wis
Gabriel Bayes
Lagola
Garrick
Jin Oshkosh
Carrick
Daily Northwestern
Locomotive Curtains Questioned by Wisconsin Hearing
Testimony before the Wisconsin State Railroad Commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission alleges locomotives in Wisconsin lack proper cold weather curtains. Firemen and engineers cite hardships from inadequate protection. Carriers argue current protections are sufficient as the hearing proceeds.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Railroad Commission
Rstate Commerce Commission
Frank. Lyons
Howard Fergnsen
Suvenor
William Layland
J. J
The
Railroad Commission
Symbols of new brotherhood at governors conference
Mackinac Island Mich a gesture symbolizing renewed cooperation across states Governor Brewster of Maine returned six faded battle flags to the south amid the nineteenth annual governors conference He handed the brittle remnants to Jean Richards of South which he said reflect the goodwill and cooperation growing among states Richards will bear the flags to his state
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Brewster
Maine
Jean” Rishards
South
Richards
Posse Surrounds Bank Robbers in Virginia Reach
In Woodstock Virginia a posse cornered two bank robbers and their two female accomplices after a daylight hold up at Mount Jam national Bank. The four escaped with 2600 dollars and are believed without food, relying on wild berries. The posse plans to starve the suspects into surrender, avoiding a chase through the woods.
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Woodstock
Mount Jamm
Nasional
Devil's Holy Mount
Posse
Denies Dead Myer Dummy Taylor Noted Giants Pitcher
Council Bluffs Iowa 71 Luther H Taylor denies reports that the original Dummy Taylor is dead. He insists he is the real Dummy Taylor, recalling times as a semi pro pitcher from Illinois and Ohio. He notes Lyman B Taylor and the Illinois School for the Deaf connection.
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Council Blatts
Luther H.taylor
Taylor
New York Giants
Galesbug
Council
Lyman B. Taylor
Illinois
Ohio
Illinois School For the Deaf
Geneva naval talks hinge on parity of tonnage
British Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain said the Geneva conference must follow Washington on equal total tonnages by class of ships. London reported that if Britain insists on a cruiser exemption, failure could follow, while Bridgeman and Cecil headed back to Geneva to push a settlement.
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Washington
Lpi
Austen Chamberlain
Louse of Commons
Chamberlain
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Coolidge
London
House of Commons
Bir ‘Austen
Austen
W. C. Bridgeman
British Admiralty
Viscount Cecil
Mr. Bridgeman
Lord Cecil
Sir Austen Chamberlain
Leven
Hisajesty
Think Smith Can Be Nominated on First Ballot for Presidency
Washington dispatch reports Gov Alfred E Smith failing to attend a governors conference in Michigan fueling doubts about a candidacy. Observers note Smith might accept a early ballot nomination but avoids a prolonged fight. Barkley of Kentucky leans as a possible dry candidate with agrarian labor appeal and support from farm relief advocates.
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Think Smith
Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Daily
Northwestern
Alfred E.smith
New York
Michigan
Smith
McAdad-Cox- Palmer
Sart Pranetseo
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Barkley
St. Paul
Governor orders deputizing men to quell Liverpool unrest
Governor Doherty instructed Sheriff George Wright of Columbiana County to deputize enough men to prevent a recurrence of disorder at Fast Liverpool tied to coal operators reopening properties. Attorney George T. Farrell said forty Seger Fuel workers were driven off Monday night by striking miners, and the sheriff asked union men to leave as the situation spiraled beyond his control.
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Columbus
Dohahey
George Wright
Columbiana County
Fast Liverpool
George T. Farrell
Seger Fuel Company
Lisbon
May Be First Woman To Fly To Hongkong
Wichita report notes Mrs. William Erwin, wife of Captain William Erwin, may become the first woman to fly the Pacific to Hongkong. She will serve as radio operator as Capt. Erwin attempts the $23,000 Eastern Wood prize, starting from Dallas on August 12.
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Wichita
Kan
Itp
William Erwin
Pacific
Hongkong
Erwin
Dallas
Tonight's Top Radio Features Across Stations
Radio listings show Goldman Band Concert on WNYC at 6:30 with United Press copy. WEA hookup at 7:30 followed by Goodrich Bour. WIZ offers Maxwell Hour at 7. WSAT Cincinnati airs Congress String Quartet at 10 p m. WGY Schenectady presents Lecture Recital by pianist Vladimir Karapetolf at 7:30.
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United Press
WNYC
New York
Goldman
WEA
Goodrich Bour
Maxwell
WSAT
Cincinnati
Congress String Quartet
WGY
Schnectady
Vladimir Karapetolf
Reports of Sale Negotiations Denied for Ball Team
Milwaukee UPI reports claimed the St Louis Browns were negotiating to purchase the Milwaukee baseball club of the American Association. Kililea denied any sale talks, saying an arrangement with the Brewers was possible but taking over the franchise was never discussed. Mrs Borchert also stated the report was news to her.
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Milwaukee
UPI
St Louis Browns
Milwaukee Baseball Club
American Association
Henry J. Kililea
Otto Borchert
Browns
Brewers
Mather
Otla Borchert
Rillilea
Parents Reconciled in Morristown Elopement
Frank Youmans Jr a discharged chauffeur married Marie Gremmels after her parents forgave the match. Youmans claims Foster was not loved by Marie and that both sets of parents opposed the elopement. Foster’s mother says her son, working in Indiana, felt bad upon hearing the news.
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Morristown
N. J
Frank Youmans, Jr
Marie Gremmels
Budiey Foster
Miss Gremmels
Youmans
Foster
Indiana
Wisconsin Weather Note From Daily Northwestern
An Associated Press item reports on daily weather observations for Wisconsin with forecasts and remarks. Cool spell expected Thursday with partly cloudy conditions and temperatures around noon.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Emily Danlvit
Northwestern
Tam
Stotler Shot Dead by Moonshiners in Maryland Ambush
Bogerstown Maryland reports federal dry agent W. L Stotler 59 of Keyser West Virginia slain by gunmen while Stotler and partner R E Walters hunted for illicit distillers near Boonesboro. Walters grazed in wrist. Stotler remembered as 15 year federal employee with widow and daughter. In Chicago robbers kidnap road house proprietor Freak Hitchcock after robbing wife Mathilda of diamonds and cash.
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Bogerstown
Stotler
Keyser
W. Va
Maryland
R. E. Walters
Hagerstown
Boonesboro
Walters
Chicago
Freak Hitchcock
Mathilda
Hitchcock
Ays
Chamberlin Virtually Certain of the Award
Washington dispatch reports Clarence Chamberlin is virtually certain to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross for his 3,900 mile nonstop flight to Germany. President Coolidge may authorize the award now or delay until winter when Congress may revise civilian flying honors.
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Washington, D. C
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Coolidge
Rapid ‘City
Congress
Rowe Denies Going to England to Strip Diamonds
St Joseph Michigan. 83 year old Thomas Rowe of the House of David testified in a cult dissolution trial denying he traveled to England to seize diamonds from a dying blind aunt. Esther Hansel testified Rowe claimed the aunt Susan Leckie and described him slipping rings from her fingers. Rowe interrupted, calling the testimony a malicious lie and insisting it was simple nonsense.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Thomas Rowe
House of David
England
Rowe
Australia
District Schools Board
Esther Hansel
Benjamin Purnell
Susan Leckie
Esther
Purnell
Exams for teachers lacking normal training in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin a group of would-be instructors who did not graduate from a normal school will take the state examination in August. At Madison, La Crosse Central High School, and capital centers, about 42 testees are expected to receive examination questions on August 9. The test is the hurdle for certifying teachers and covering home election duties.
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New York
William Green
Ieft
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
Frank T. Hedley
Interborough Rapid Transit
James Walker
Madison
Wisconsin
Capital
la Crosse Central High School
Sutton Sentenced After Overruled New Trial Motion
Chicago records show attorney motions for a new trial overruled for Harry Sutton who was convicted of stealing automobiles from Heity Marmont of Mattoon Illinois. Judge Harry Miller sentenced Sutton to a term of one to several years in the penitentiary with the remaining charges to be tried in October term.
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Chicago
Harry i
Auutomea
Nitehie
Sutton
Harry Miller
Heity Marmont
Mattoon
Bell
Grand Old Man of Tammany Hall Gives His Rules
New York on his 98th birthday John R Voorhis president of the board of elections, known as the grand old man of Tammany Hall, offers health rules: walk daily, smoke little, drink less than you smoke, sleep six to eight hours, eat two meals, avoid embarrassment, never promise what you cannot fulfill, and conduct all business on a cash system.
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New York
John R. Voorhis
Board of Elections
Tammany Hall
Queen Marie Eyes U S Tour After Mourning Ends
In Bucharest Queen Marie tells AP she plans to visit the United States again as a private citizen after mourning King Ferdinand. She hopes to avoid state burdens, visit national conventions, and possibly write a book about American impressions. She pleads with Americans not to forget her in sorrow and denies ambitious designs on the throne.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Marie
United States
Ferdinand
Slie
Associated Press
Corre
Ivan
America
James A. Mills
Associated Press Star
Queen Marie
Carol
Rane
Fane
Mst
Maria
Wisconsin Assembly Approves Education and Administrative Bills
The Wisconsin assembly passed the normal schools appropriation bill totaling about 690000, with amendments adding 44000 for Stevens Point, and sent a reorganization measure for education to the senate. Governor Zimmerman's vetoes on granite sales and election-law changes were sustained by votes of 32 to 13 and 35 to 33 respectively. The granite bill would have moved work from Green Bay, risking jobs. supporters argued granite flaws affected tombstones.
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Madison
Wisconsin, Assembly
Finance Committee
Senate
Assembly
Stevens Point
Hott
Steste
Public Instruction
Yma Duncan
Oppa
Fox
Sapai
Duncan
Zimmerman
Bolal
State Penal Ins
Greeny Bay Reformatory
Madison Incorporation Seeks Permit to Sell Shares
Secretary of State records Theodore Dammen as head of Whitebreast Coal company with incorporators Willis Bigelow A C Becker and Marian S Becker granted permission to sell 200 shares of one dollar stock to operate coal wood salt and related goods. Other new corporation Bede Manufacturing also noted with filings.
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Madison
Jerallagd
Theodore Dammen
Whitebreast Coal
la Crosse
Willis Bigelow
A. C
Marian S. Becker
Bede
Mas
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R. Stotler
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Chamberlin
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Inian
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Tsadem
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Jonty
Abso
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