Gooolidge plan to carry out Defense day plan
Washington dispatch reports Gov Charles W Bryan of Nebraska will not cooperate with the federal government on Defense day. President Coolidge defends the plan as a test of defenses under the national defense act. Pacifist groups attack it as Goose Step day, while the public is urged to understand the purpose of mobilizing National Guard and reserve personnel for possible national emergencies.
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Pecal
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Bryan
Webraska
Coolidge
National Council For Prevention of
War Department
National Defense Act
Congress
National Guard
Segular Army
Bryan
Caodee
Davis Begins to Get Acquainted with Campaign Details
John W. Davis arrived in New York after an all night trip from Rockland Maine and began to study campaign logistics. He conferred with field marshal Diermen L. Shaver as questions of organization were discussed and developments since leaving Maine were reviewed.
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Avancated Press
New York
Maine
John W. Davis
Penobscot Bay Islands
Rockland
Davis
Diermen L. Shaver
Daviseft
CG. W. Bryan
Coolidge
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
George R. Lunn
James W. Gerard
George White
Daniel C. Roper
Three More Added To State Candidate List After Review
The secretary of state's office added three names to the state candidate list after rechecking petitions. Dalles C. Hawkes of Marinette runs as Democratic candidate for the state senate in the Thirtieth district. Thomas H. Door of Wauwatosa seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Fourth district. James Shields of Madison seeks seats in the assembly representing Adams and Parquette counties.
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Associated Press
Madison
Secretary of State
Dalles C. Hawkes
Marinette
State Senate
Thomas H. Door
Wauwatora
Democratic Congress
James Shields
Assembly
Adams
Parquette
Compromise Plan Ends Conference Impasse at Dawes Talks
London reports the expert committee on the Franco British pact has accepted the French compromise with minor changes to resolve the Dawes plan security deadlock. British amendment withdrawn as French proposal wins unanimous committee approval. Delegates hail a hopeful turn and call the crisis resolved.
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London
Associated Press
Aufeuly
France
Great Britain
Frank B. Kellogg
Edward Herriot
J. Ramsay MacDonald
England
MacDonald
Signor de Stefani
Italy
Baron Hayashi of
Jopen
Fourmen arrested in auto theft ring bust in Rockford
Police ended a Wisconsin and Winola auto theft ring when four Rockford men were arrested and five stolen cars seized. Earl Hapgood, Theodore Aurand, Lambke, and Walter Lambke face multiple counts of stealing or receiving stolen vehicles as Captain Homer Read led a daylong investigation resulting in early morning tips and late-night arrests.
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United Press
Rockford
Wisconsin
Winola
Priine
Ett
A. HK. Bargrenbald
Earl Hapgood
Theodore Aurand
Lambke
Walter Lambke
Homer Read
Wireless Calls Fail to Hear From Globe Flyer Major MacLaren
On the Coast Guard cutter Guard Algonqua a search party reports all wireless calls in every direction have failed to reach Maj. Stuart A. MacLaren who departed from Petropavlovsk Kamchatka last Thursday for circum navigation of the earth.
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British Globe Flyer
U. S. Coast Guard
Algonquia
Atha
Maj
Stuart A. MacLaren
Petropavlovak
Kamchatka
Doubtful states and electoral counts in 1924 forecasts
Washington dispatch reports party leaders avoid firm election predictions. The piece outlines a split by regions and states viewed as solid for Davis or Coolidge, with New York Ohio Indiana as real battlegrounds. Democrats and Republicans both flag West Virginia and Illinois as debatable, leaving 223 votes in the doubtful column.
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Ry Fraser Fowards
United Press
Washington
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
John W. Davis
Coolidge
Connecticut
Tinois
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
Davis
West Virginia
Tlinois
Public sentiment shifts in Leopold-Loeb case letters
The Chicago hearing on the Leopold-Loeb murder drew fifteen letters showing public attitudes. Fourteen urged imprisonment, one demanded the gallows, shifting from earlier calls for harsher penalties. Chief Justice Caverly kept the defense advantage as arguments over witness-stand eligibility continued.
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Leopold- Loeb
Edward ©. Derr
United Press Star
Chicago
Joan , Caverny
Nathan i
Leopold l
Richard Dued
Robert Franks
Caverly
Joh R. Caverly
Earger
Leopold-Loeb
Marshall
Mlain
American Line Boat Stanley in Distress in the Philippines
The Stanley, operated by the Admiral Line, is sending out "5. 08." distress calls from Painwan Island south of the Philippines. Reports say the vessel has run from New York to Hongkong and Manila, with Shanghai listed as a prior location. The Wentfester, a U S Shipping Board freighter, is bound to assist the disabled Stanley, per radio advices received.
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Associated Pres
Manila
Stanley
Admiral Line
Painwsan
Philippine Archipelago
Shanghat
San Francisco
Calif
New York
Hongkong
Waslant
Shanghai
Beattie
Wash
Philippine
Barbour Interesta
United States Shipping Board
Wentfester
Singapore
Four Die In Canada Train Collision Near Newcastle
Four people died and two were injured when an automobile carrying them was struck by a westbound Canadian National freight train about three miles east of Newcastle Ontario. The crash occurred yesterday as the car failed to stop at a crossing. Investigators indicated emergency crews found the vehicle crushed under the locomotive.
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United Pres
Toronto
Gat
Deata
Canadian National
Nm Crcane
Millon Eaet
New Castle
Ont
Persia Yields to U S Digtum Incident Response
The Persian government pledges to repair the incident with no ground for U S anxiety. It will pursue and punish those responsible for the killing of Vice Consul Imbrie and will fulfill duties to protect American nationals and officials in Persia, including bearing the cost of sending a warship to bring home the body. The note, forwarded by American Minister Kornfeld, signals full acceptance of U S reparations and safety demands.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
State Department
Imbrie
United States
Persia
Robert Imbrie
Impke
Washington
Kornfeld
Teheran
Joreign
Perala
Mother declines to prosecute kidnapper in Cleveland case
Cleveland police asked authorities to release Mrs Phoaba Woods widow of Cleveland after she was arrested for kidnapping Dorothy May Blanchard five. Dorothy's mother Mrs Margaret Flanchard said she would not prosecute again. Mrs Woods and the missing girl were found roaming in Buffalo last night.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ruffain
Phoaba Woods
Dorothy May Blanchard
Dorothy
Margaret Flanchard
Mra Woods
Wanda
Buffalo
Serfpaper
Hog market plunges across major exchanges
Hog prices fell sharply on multiple markets as packing firms bought few hogs after recent highs. Chicago quotes slipped to around 10.00 to 11.00, Indianapolis saw declines to 9.76, Kansas City tops at 9.60, with heavy receipts and weak demand blamed for the drop.
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United Prema Y
Omaha
Ble
Chicago
UGE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapoli Livestock Exchange
Kansas City
Kanga Hy Stventock
WHAT CANDIDATES ARE DOING
United Press reports President Coolidge drafting his acceptance speech in the White House study while Ta Follette spends time in the Capitol with six advisers. Independent candidates seek Nevada petitions by August 1, aiming to clear the first hurdle. John W. Davis arrives in New York after Maine trip to meet campaign staff and set up temporary headquarters.
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United Press
Coolidge
White House
Lie
Ta Follette
Capitol
Independent Movement
Nevada
John W.pavis
New York
Maine
Dev
Clem Sharer
Hia
Citizenship ruling would not be legal
The state board of medical examiners would lack power to require all applicants for optatles molding omnd surgery osteopathy and related fields to be bona fide citizens of the United States, according to an opinion by the attorney general’s department. The ruling had been proposed and imitates.
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Madison
State Board of Mal Cal Examinera Beakem
Bonvestien
United Sintea
Hell
Pr. J. Gurnks Taylor
Ninta Board
Hiyeh
Sudden Temperature Drop Shocks Milwaukee Residents
After days of heat thousands sought relief at beaches and parks when a sudden cool front arrived with heavy rain around o'clock. Temperatures fell about 20 degrees and people feared another oppressive night as forecasts show continued cool weather today.
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Ity United
State Promoters Meeting Postponed
Appleton announces postponement of the state promoters meeting aimed at completing the Creator Whienaiaasorsition organization. The meeting is rescheduled to August 1 at noon with no draft of the proposed bylaws and constitution present. Dr. 13. O. Kinaman chairs the constitution committee with draft circulated to B 1 Phipm Mi wauken, temporary president.
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Appleton
Win
Han Baer
Negonization
O. Kinaman
Miwauken
Man May Sue Woman for Breach of Promise
A Kansas case reports a man may sue a woman for breach of promise. Attorney General Dah Colby notes a man can seek any amount, stating a duel of hopes ended when the woman wed another, a wealthy man.
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United
St. Paul
Iaoman
Reneral
Colby
Kan
Dahl
Krnata
World Wheat Absolutely In Seller Hands
A London sourced report states world wheat supply rests with rollers led by American experts. The piece notes Europe imported 44,000,000 bushels last year while non European nations increased consumption, and prices rise amid shortages. Experts see the spike as a natural adjustment, with Canada and Argentina as key future suppliers.
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Percy Sarl
Wangright
United Tress
London
Chicago
Liverpool
Europe
United Intea Koller
Canada
Argentine
Equator
United States
Winniper
Manitoba
Two Negroes Sentenced in Villa Ridge Murder Case
In Mound City a jury found Conners 22 guilty of first degree murder and Hale 19 guilty of robbery in the killing of Daisy Wilson at Villa Ridge. Conners was sentenced to hang while Hale received 99 years in the state penitentiary. Judge Hartwell announced the verdicts nine days after the crime. Conners had confessed to firing the shot that killed Miss Wilson during the attempted robbery.
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Mound City
Daisy Wilson
Villa Ridge
Hegs Connere
Fred Hale
Naolsat
Promises Probe of Firpo Immigrant Entry
Washington D C An inquiry into the recent entry of Luis Angel Firpo the Argentine heavyweight was promised today by Commissioner General Hus hand of the immigration bureau at the request of William S Chase president of the New York club league.
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Washington, D. C
Luis Angel Firpo
General Hushand
Immigration Bureau
William $. Chase
New York Club League
Coolidge and Dawes May Be Listed on Wisconsin Ballot
A Washington report says Wisconsin Republican managers want Coolidge and Dawes listed on the November ballot though La Follette and Wheeler are expected on the Republican ticket under the party emblem. Some managers oppose an independent heading, but the majority support placing the Republican standard bearers on the ballot, backed by letters from regular Wisconsin Republicans. President Coolidge presses forward with the campaign as Nelson of Wisconsin explains the La Follette-Wheeler front.
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Associated Preas
Washington
DE. G—Avith
Follette
Pontrol
Republican
Wisconsin
Cooldes and Dawes
la Folletts
Heer
la Follette
Wheeler
Mr Coolidge
General Dawes
Michigan
Groesbeck
Coolidge
Scork
Nelson
Coachridge
Dunex
Wisconain
John M. Nelson
la Follette-Wheeles
Delays by Flour Buyers May Boost Prices
United Press dispatch from Minneapolis reports that major flour users have delayed buying, risking continued high flour and wheat prices. Editor C. K. Michener says firms and bakers avoided contracts, but will soon be forced to buy, pushing up first spring patent flour to about 5.5 dollars a barrel above July levels and hard winter patents to 7.20. He notes ample wheat now but warns large buyers' entry could sustain hikes.
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United Prenay
Minneapolis
Minn
C. KK
Michener
Northwestern Miller
Limited Press
Lowes
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