Paris Pressures France on Ruhr Evacuation and Reparations
Under US UK banking pressure France reportedly yields on a separate action and Premier Her Flot proposes military evacuation of the Ruhr by Oct 15. The plan hinges on a French veto on the first twenty billion gold francs from reparations and a potential international loan to Germany. Protests likely from Belgium Italy and smaller nations. Britain and the US Army presence could face objections.
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Lloyd Allen
United Press
London
France
United States Army of Occupation
Ruhi
Germany
Elcho to Host Northern Hemlock and Hardwood Meet
Elcho will entertain the Northern Hemlock and Hardwood Manufacturers association on August 5 6 with about four hundred lumbermen expected. The convention shifts to Elcho credited to Charles W Fish noted as the largest individual operator. The event coincides with a community welfare conference in Shawano Lincoln and Langlade counties with delegates to attend.
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United Press
Antigo
Elcho
Hemlock and Hardwood Manufacturers Association
Charles W Fish
Henry Kuh
St Boniface Roman Catholic Church
Anlwa
Kuhl ‘Manx
Newport
Kentucky
Innsbruck
Austria
Benedict Borgering O
Lincoln
Langlade
Wisconsin Conference of Social Work
Charles Krum- Pach
Hinckley
Minn
Problems of Painters and Decorators at Annual Convention
The Wisconsin State Association of Master House Painters and Decorators opened its twentieth annual convention in Wisconsin with discussions scheduled on winters programs and decorators. President Leonard Forester of Milwaukee was the principal speaker. committee reports on insurance and legislation were presented, and officer elections were held.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin State Association of Master
Leonard Forester
Mi. Wanker
Xesstona
New counterfeit ten dollar note circulates from Chicago bank
The Treasury department warns that a new counterfeit ten dollar note on the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago is in circulation. It is a photographic reproduction with a blue back instead of green, making it easier to detect.
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Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
United Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Ueasury Department
Rum runner cruiser eludes federal pursuit in Milwaukee chase
An express cruiser believed loaded with contraband drifted away from a coast guard power boat after a nighttime chase. Captain Kincaid launched the newer craft to cut the lights and overpower the pursuer, which sped out of sight and headed toward Racine and likely Chicago.
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Racine Harbor
Kincaid
Milwaukee
United Press
Milwwaukee
Coast Guard
Coat Guard
Carrougle
Racine
Chicago
Day Amendment Prompts Merchants Plea For Morals
Chicago based Associated Press reports C. W. Hall of Green Bay Wisconsin, president of the International Merchants Council, urged business leaders to support measures that build good morals and foster responsible citizenship at the council convention. He warned that without such standards, good citizenship could perish while stressing plans for fall operations, careful hiring, and proper housing of merchandise.
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Associated Press
Chicago
C. W. Hall
Green Bay
Wis
International Merchants Council
Tax Reduction To Be Coolidge Keynote Text
President Coolidge will deliver the acceptance address highlighting Republican campaign themes. The speech, to be carried nationwide by radio, emphasizes tax reduction economy in government and efficiency in administration as the campaign motto. The White House serves as the campaign hub with leaders visiting daily while Coolidge vows no new radical pledges.
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Dale van
United Praga
Sta
Washington
DD. C
Coolidge
Republican Party
Auk
Willrake
Chicago
New York
White House
Jong Ton
Cooldge
Campaign notes from Coolidge speech prep and independents plan
President Coolidge drafts his Republican keynote in the White House study ahead of August 14 nomination notification. James Reynolds coordinates Washington setup for the ceremony. The La Follette Wheeler independents organize a Chicago bureau and aim to deploy regional campaigning before September. John W. Davis completes acceptance speech and prepares for New York trip with no callers, then receptions in Rockland before arrival.
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Associated Dress
Washington
D. C
Coolidee
White House
James B Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Jendera
Remaens
Lai Follette
Madison
Chicago
Davis
Percy B Scott
United Press State
Dark Harbor
Mee
John Wr. Davis
New York
Wolf
Rockland
Knox County
Democratic Committee
Stumble May Plunge Leopold and Loeb to Gallows
In Chicago courtroom coverage, Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb face possible execution for the murder of 14 year old Robert Franks. Confessions reveal the motive and method as the state works to close its case, with deliberations resuming after a recess.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Achgolhoy
Leopold
Robert
Robert Fr. Crowe
Leopold Raia
Harvard
John Levingon
Chicago Corporation
Wan
Levingon
Loeb
Robert Wan
Loeble
Loeb Leopold trial draws crowds in Chicago courtroom
Curious throngs fill the Chicago courtroom as Judge John H. Caverly weighs whether the Loeb and Leopold youths face hanging or life in prison. Clarence Darrow and Benjamin Bachrach attend, alienists flock to the hearing and prosecutors consult Milton Smith amid the tense scene outside the court.
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William 4. Krohn
H. D. Singer
Milton Smith
Pool Hall Proprietor Held For Trial Under Prohibition Statute
United Meesy Madison.-Sim Ucello, proprietor of a ice pool hall, was held for trial today by Judge 0. A Stulon, charged with furnishing liquor to National Boardamen at Camp Vouglan Inet. Alcohol avoided in the camp by Gordon Dewitt, 12, and Frank Web er, 22, came from Teeljo'e place of blindness, the state charged.
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United Meesy Madison
Sim Ucello
National Boardamen
Vouglan
Gordon Dewitt
Frank Weber
Woman Leads Bandit Gang in Dover Bank Blast
Rochester Minnesota reports a violent bandit raid in Dover where a gang, including a woman, exploded the Farmers State bank early yesterday, wrecking interiors and stopping the town clock at 1 28 a m. Three men and two women fled in a touring car toward Rochester, pursued by Sheriff Mauck. Loot was reportedly minimal though safe contents were scattered. several other robberies in nearby towns are attributed to the same gang.
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United Prone
Rochester
Minn
Evans
Olmsted
Farmers State Bank
Dover
Caahier G. Rank
Doveer
S J Mauck
Sheriff Mauck
Asme
Hryfield
Farmers Plevator Company
Sunwall Elevator Company
Dover Bank
Yepea
Hauck
Havifeld
Doopdler Chiefs To Have Hearing August Nineteenth
United Press reports Doopdl er chiefs Milwaukes Walter Olenieziak and John Knutkowak dubbed king and prince of the Doodler gang were arraigned in district court today. Their case was continued to the August nineteenth preliminary hearing.
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United Press
Milwaukes
Walter Olenieziak
John Knutkowak
King
Prince
Resignation of La Crosse Normal President Cotton Accepted
Madison The resignation of President Cotton of La Crosse Normal School was accepted as of September 30 by the board of normal schools. Cotton, long a prominent educator, had returned to Wisconsin in 1914 to organize the La Crosse school and has been active in state education conferences. His successor or appointment details were not announced.
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Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Madison
Cotton
Renta
Honand
Cathan
Eleven Children Narrow Escape as Auto Plunges Down Bank
Eleven children from three families escaped injury when the automobile carrying them rolled twenty four feet down a steep embankment after a gas surge caused the car to back away from the bank edge. Louis Woldring, driving with five of his children and six companions, managed to stop before further harm occurred. none of the occupants were hurt though the car suffered heavy damage.
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United Regs
Gratton
Win
Louis Woldring
Mit
Woldring
Hik
Firebug Confessed, Sent to Hospital After Incident
Reading from an article stitched with garbled OCR, authorities report a confessed firebug who claimed guilt and was transported to the hospital for examination. The piece notes a January commission review and references connections to Waterton and other place names, but the text remains partially indecipherable.
Senator Lodge Resting After Brief Bulletin Update
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge remains under care after a brief medical bulletin reported his condition stable. Doctors, led by Dr H W Cunningham, noted no alarming changes and planned a consultation in a few days for a second operation to avoid recurrence.
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Cainbridge
Phrairiana
Femonatt
Dugt Budlern
Hahay HW Cunningham
Xenatora
Bareet
Browntown Fire Destroys Two Buildings in Hamers District
A blaze in Browntown's hamers district destroyed two business buildings including the town's only restaurant and a storage building. Wind spared other structures, but silage areas largely burned. estimated loss about $25,909 amid years of recent fires.
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Browntown
Kira
Huamers
Atere
Trdiy
Lysa
Confession Read In Leopold and Loeb Murder Trial
Asset reads the confession detailing the 1924 Leopold and Loeb murder of Robert Franka. The court hears Leopold and Loeb details via assistant state attorney Sbarbaro while defense counsel Rachrach objects. The narrative covers kidnapping, the murder scene, ransom plans, and the defendants use of aliases and an automobile, with multiple named figures and alleged schemes outlined in the record.
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Associated Treas
Chicago
Robert Franka Ag
Leopold
Loeb
John Sharbare
Rachrach
Sbarbaro
Confessions Read In Open Court In Loeb Leopold Case
Readers witness the confession readings in Chicago as Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb admit to kidnapping and murdering 14 year old Robert Frank while the defense read denials. The court hears the state’s transcription and notes the defendants’ reactions as the record moves to closing remarks and page 12.
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Loeb-Leopold
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Benjamin Bachrach
Robert E. Crowe
Crowe
Kruger Bound Over For Trial On First Degree Murder
William Kruger a 21 year old from Hudson Wisconsin was bound over for trial on a first degree murder charge after authorities say he confessed to killing his father Otto C Kruger by striking him with an iron pipe. The body was found buried in a shallow grave on a Stanton Wy farm. Kruger was ordered held without bond as the case moves to the district court with a potential sanity hearing to be considered before circuit court next September.
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Leopold
Lee
Loeh
Wno
Ond
Laypold
Ned
Naling
Crowe
Allen
Leopowl
Leepala
Tobby Franks
Robby
Richard
Alen
Franke Hamne
Georga Johnson
Frans
Vlan
Tims Loeb
Ada
Clarence Colman
Johany Levinson
Irving ‘Hartman
Morton 1
Ballard
Peoria
Bobby
Sven Englund
Englund
Associated Press
Hudson
Wis
William Kruger
Otto C Kruger
Stanton
Wy 3
District Court
Otto W. Arnquist
Tal
Orga
Relief From Heat Promised By Breeze
A southwest breeze was forecast to ease yesterday’s heat wave across the city. Dozens fell ill as temperatures neared record highs, with the mercury around the hundred mark and the heat lingering into early evening.
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United Prena
Wiwankee
Tarerife
Weather outlook for Wisconsin shows showers and cooler trend
The forecast from United Press indicates scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and on Wednesday with cooler temperatures, especially in the northwest. Skies clear and temperatures drop by midweek, with northern areas remaining cooler.
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Sun Baye Dev
United Prese
Farrenat
Wisconsin
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la Ceroise
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On Janey Commission
Tale Hospital
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