Disastrous June Heat Wave Grips Nation
The heat wave racks the nation with many deaths, especially in the east and Midwest, as records fall and forecasts stay hot. Chicago reaches 94.9 while Decatur hits 99, with storms and drownings adding to the toll. Montana reports snow in sharply cooler contrast.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ohio
Montana
Towa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Rockies
Iowa
Abraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
Yeietarcidy
Decatur
Illinois
Great Lakes
Minnesota Supreme Court ends cooperative marketing law
The Minnesota Supreme Court struck down section 27 of the 1923 cooperative marketing law, ruling it illegal. The decision affects major associations including the Minnesota Farmers Cooperative Marketing, Minnesota Cooperative Creamery, and Minnesota Wheat Growers, amid long fights over cooperative regulation. The ruling follows appeals from Rice County and Le Sueur County cases, with lower court rulings upholding legality in related matters.
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Hy United Press
Paul
State Supreme Court
Minnesota Farmers Cooperative
Minnesota Fotsig Growers
Minnesota Cooperative Creamery Association
Minnesota, Wheat Growers’ Association
Minnesota Inn
Supreme Court
Charles Beekhoeter
Ramaey
Luis B. Schwarts
Rice County Cooperation Eye & Poultry Assocision
T. M. Tit
la Seure
Hig
Tegal
Sage Tits
Minnesote ‘Wheat Growers’ Cooperative Association
A. PB. Radke, of
le Seure
Mitchell Named Solicit or General Succeeding Beck
William Mitchell of St Paul was appointed solicitor general at the United States Supreme Court, succeeding James M Fleck after Fleck's resignation. Mitchell, a former law partner of Justice Pierce Buller, assumes the post amid Washington reports from Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
William
Mitchell
St. Paul
United States
Association
Pierce Buller
Supreme Court
James M. Fleck
Senate clerk denies hiring auto in Moran disappearance
An Anprinted Press report states F O Schoenfeld chief clerk of the state senate denied hiring an automobile tied to Senator Barney Moran’s alleged removal from a tax bill vote. Driver William Decker testified he sought fare collection from Senator Olaf Johnson, while Moran’s fate remains under inquiry by a legislative committee.
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Barney Moran
F. O. Schosnield
State Senate
Bchvenfeut
William Decker
Olaf Johnson
Moran
Charles B. Ferry
H. J. Severnon
Behoanfeld
Decker
Charles A. Clark
Senate
Kak
Schoenfeld
Alva
Garey
Tha Maran
Johnson
Clark
Jonnon
Hewald Ha
Cat
Saloon Contention Over Cellar Access Reaches Court
Milwaukee report says Leo Atanoff seeks removal of barricade blocking cellar access at his saloon after landlord John O'Shea sold out. Atanoff claims the cellar is essential to his business and home brew setup, arguing the absence costs him revenue. case continued.
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United Brads
Milwaukee
Leo Atanoff
Druit
John O'Shea
Frm
Stoning of Autos Reported in Northweavern Area
Special to The Northweavern Radine Wisconsin Mrs Thos was knocked unconscious when a stone struck the auto in which she and her husband hid Two small boys threw it Mr Tilton pursued a group of four and captured one who provided information leading to the culprit A probe continues with police involvement and pending charges
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Radine
Win
W. R. Thos
Tilton
Missionaries Side With Student Group Amid Revolt
The article reports that American missionary institutions in China align with student protests against U S diplomacy. It notes protests by the American legation in Peking and statements by mission groups criticizing foreign police actions. It also cites AP on potential Soviet backed civil war in northern China, with implications for Japan and factions led by Feng Yu-Hsiao and Chang Tuo-Un, plus suspected arms and troop movements across the frontier.
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Golted Press
Washington
Co—Severs
China
United States
Peking
Arlex
Shanghai
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Japan
Feng Yu Helog
Tokyo
Amundsen Search Cruise Under Ice Edge Clue Hope
In a perilous expedition, Captain Amundsen, Lincoln Ellsworth, and other polar explorers aim to trace signs of the missing party. A prior crate cruiser failed to penetrate the ice pack and warned flight risks for air reconnaissance. Norwegian Aero Club weighs sending a new expedition north of Soltz, continuing the pole hunt after a lengthy break.
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Amundsen
Aretié
Lincoln Ellsworth
Norwegian Aero Club
Tadies
Soltzderen
Jury convicts missing defendant in Tampa counterfeiting case
A jury in a $1.9 million Tampa counterfeiting conspiracy trial found Santa Jemell, the missing defendant, guilty after nearly sixty eight hours of deliberation. Anthony Volpe is named in connection with the case.
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Ehteage
Tampa
Comapiracy Caan
Santa Jemelll
Anthony Volpe
State Capitol Briefs Highlight Assembly Actions
At the state capitol today the senate and assembly meet to discuss auto license plate reforms and a constitutional amendment for tax relief. A proposal to sterilize certain patients in state institutions is on the table, while the Smith-Skern investigating committee plans to meet at 2 p.m. to address unfinished business.
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Associated Preas
Benate
Aupun
Comatitutionad
Tnreste Smith-Skern
Allies demand German evacuation and demobilization
The Allied note to German Chancellor Luther accuses Germany of failing to evacuate occupied Teuton territory and to convert factories for peacetime use. It calls for disarmament measures, removal of the high command, and reform of policing and recruitment to align with the postwar armament limits.
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Berlin
Luther
United Prefe
London
Nota
Germany
Teuton
Dreiares
Driwalts
Burglary Seizes Money After Storm Robbery in Kronwetter
Special report from the Northwest notes criminals took advantage of a storm to break into a local establishment in Kronwetter. They stole an automobile belonging to nurse Alvina Eacahaon of Rothschild and absconded with a machine, later abandoned in a swamp near Stevens Point, with a large unverified sum of money involved.
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Mackinen
Arthur Rein
Kronwetter
Alvina
Eacahaon
Rothschild
Antigo Educator Accepts Full-Time Post in Fond du Lac
H. H. Thiesen of Antigo has accepted the position of principal at the Senior High School in Fond du Lac. After reviewing the local situation he plans to resign his Antigo post. He will move to Fond du Lac around July 2 and intends to switch from half-day to full-day operations when school opens in September.
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Fond du Jac
H. H. Thiesen
Antigo
Haa
Hia
Sinetion
Fond du Lac
T? Fe
Echoal
Ann Arbor Railroad Sold to the Wabash
Announcement from New York states the sale of the Ann Arbor Railroad to the Wabash has been approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission after a month’s delay. J. BE, Taula, president of the Wabash, confirms the pending sale is now finalized.
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Ann Arbor
THE
Wabash
Newe York
Sri
Waranh Wan
GRP
Second TE playoff game ends in narrow golf duel
William MacFarlane of the Tuckahos battles with Bobby Jones of Georgia in a tense U S championship match. Jones drives strongly but MacFarlane edges ahead with precise putting. The round features a late push and a dramatic finish as players tally scores for the last nine holes.
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Worventer
Maan
Willia MacFarlane
Bobby Jones
Georgia Arateur
Tuckahos
United States
IA Hnlen
Uy United
Pasinca
Prinieve
Xecond
Timn eAthin
Ahtainnd
Vata
MacHarlane
Chamber of Deputien
Ennaldern-Homn Xroen
Morones
Iranchara Jones
AbdveleKrim
Pitta
Question of Firsts and Finance Turmoil in France
Fragmented OCR text describes political strife in France with cabinet tensions between Gallinux and Taub Louch eur figures, attacks by former ministers, and a peace conference plan. Mention of Patriave and balance of budget disputes, with Cadmus arguing U.S. interest and France balancing its budget to settle debt.
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Gallinux
Taub Loucheur
Patriave
Caitlaux
My. Galling
M Lonchenz
F. “Cuillaux
United States
M. Cadmus
greaUy
France
Heavyweights Gibbons and Tunney Weigh In For Polo Grounds Fight
New York boxing card sets Gibbons at 179 pounds and Tunney at 140 pounds for a fifteen round bout tonight at the Polo Grounds. Official scales used by the Athletic Commission recorded the weights.
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Aasoriacan Praan
New York
Tom Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Polo Grounds
Elate Athletic Commianion
Gibbana
Otile
Tunney
Stinnes Interests Reported On The Rocks
London dispatch from Amsterdam via Exchange Telegraph says the Stinnes interests in Germany are unable to meet obligations abroad totaling £20,000,000. Creditor calls have caused a financial crisis. efforts to obtain new credits in the United States failed.
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Associated Prevx
London
Amsterdam
Stinnen
Germany
Anya
Stinnes
Sayn
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Bunnen
Fara
United States
Suspect Wounded by Officer in French Island Case
A resident of French Island, Whemirn Brown, was lightly wounded in the leg by Constable John Fairbanks during a search for counterfeit figures. Brown allegedly fired from positions near Pairtanks when the officer drew his revolver and wounded him.
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la Crone
Whemirn Brown
French Island
Constanta John Fairbanks
Brown
Judge Evang Reverses Mill Work Decision
In a Chicago-anchored ruling, the United States Circuit Court of Appeals reverses the conviction of William Brin and 26 others in a Sherman Antitrust Act case. The judge finds nonunion goods and a contract structure as key factors, noting outside suppliers and shipments altered post-contract. The Oshkosh ton case shows initial $250,000 dealings with Morgan leaders, dropping to $61,000 after the pact took effect.
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Oshkosh
Circuit Court of Appeals
Page
Associated Press
Chicago
United Sates
Evai A. Rann
William Brin
Mangufacturers
Milleork
Jean
Vane
Morgan Bash & Door Company
Chahkoxh
Withole
IMO
Cmewgerenteaders
Iwin
Ontikash
T. Tage
Judge Ring
Recovery Seen As Heat Lets Patient Improve
In extreme heat Edgar Moerita, accident victim, remained hospitalized but showed signs of recovery today. Doctors noted a broken shoulder bone and improved condition as cooler weather aids treatment and watch for further improvement continues.
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Ane
Vatayetta
Edgar Moerita
Dojoytne
Emai
Galting
Lerhoulder
Hinde
Hetter Cest
President Goolidge declines invite to address Solons
Madison dispatch reports President Calvin Coolidge declines invitation to address the Wisconsin legislature while en route to St. Paul Minnesota where he is to speak next week. A telegram to chief clerk W Nehoenfeld states the executive in private secretary Edward Sanders regrets he can permit no stop en route in St. Paul.
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Goolidge
Solons
Prean
Madison
Calvin Goo-' Unger
St. Paul
Minn
Pr. W. Nehoenfeld
Edvward Sanders
Will Serve His Time in Justice Work
Yond du Lae Whatterbert Pen rod held under a statutory charge involving a young woman, declares he will merk is in jail. He has offered to marry the air and proposes settlement at the expense of 500 dollars, both accepted by the young woman. He has already served two weeks.
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Northwestern
Yond
Whatterbert Penrod
Jatt
Marcy
Ant
Exer
Sharp US note to China over Shanghai disorders
United States and allies issued a sharp note to China after rioting near Shanghai. The note blamed Chinese authorities for the killings of Chinese students and demanded protection for foreign residents. It cited subversive pamphlets and clashes with police, asserting demonstrators sparked the violence.
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United Pres
Washington
B.C
United Rater
Wekite
Shanghai
Powern
China
Atudenta
State Department
Nanking Road
Diaeras
Arma
BOWS FOUND AT PLAGES ON ROYAL ROUTE
Barcelons, Spain. Existence of bomb plots against King Alfonso has been revealed and the royal train route to Barcelona is disrupted. One bomb was found on tracks used by the royal train, with two further plots reported targeting the king’s entrance to a hall in Madrid.
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Presa
Barcelons
Spain
Uombc
Alfonso
Madrid
Bomb Plot Foiled Before King Alfonso Tour
Fourteen people were arrested in Barcelona over a bomb placed to strike the royal train of King Alfonso. A device weighing 17½ pounds was set to explode near the Barcelona barrier, aimed at Madrid bound rails. Authorities reported the plot involved exiled criminals camouflaged as a touring association. The king’s Madrid reception was quiet with few demonstrations.
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Muccum
Madrid
Anid
Cathedral
Tandon
Barcetona
Alfanno
Batriiona
Alfonso
Terpinnan
Erance
Barcelona
Thorne Merested
Prisonera
Hold Up at Nester Drug Plant In Chicago Robbery
Robbers held the manager Samuel Goldmann and four employees plus seven customers prisoner for over an hour at the Nester Drug & Chemical plant in Chicago while 180 cases of squats were loaded into an awaiting truck. Four suspects forced the manager to answer calls and kept workers confined until a customer freed them as the robbers escaped with the loot.
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Prana
Chicago
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