President Coolidge Plans Minneaplis Trip Despite Heat
President Coolidge ordered the planned trip to Minneapolis continue amid extreme heat. Mrs. Coolidge Secretary Kellogg and Senator Leproot were to depart by 3 p m with an ice filled car to keep the journey safe. Weather bureau warned heat would persist for hours with possible afternoon storms. cooler temps were expected in Minneapolis by arrival time.
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J. Losh
Preestaf
Washington, D. C
Doo- Hide
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Croudge
Kellogg
Leprout
Winconsin
Weather Bureau
Doctoral
Coolidge
Weathey
Pittabure
I Renedtale
An Angeles
Rene ’Hiiadelphia
Collen
Renting
Lewisbnie
Aoura
Akron
Cleveland
Sandusky
Toles
Detroit
Westphal of Milwaukee is new president of the Badger Moose
Westphal of Milwaukee was unanimously elected president of the Badger State Moose at the closing of the ninth annual convention in Sheboygan. Laynt Onter of Moose was named secretary and treasurer for three years, succeeding W. S. Dhyr from Fond du Lac.
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Milwaukee
Badger Order OF Moose
Talia Bross
Sheboygan
Wis-Cal
Phillip Co. Westphal
Miwaukes
Norton d. ‘Williame
Winsconmin Bile Association
Wag
Dhyr
State Organhation
Second View Preaident
Frea &. Becker
Racine
August Vanedron
Madison
E. Johnsson
Wisconsin Rapids
E@ Skills
Stu
Heat Believed Cause Of Death Of Milwaukee Man
Milwaukee deputy coroner Bernard Itza announced the death of a Milwaukee man due largely to the intense heat of recent days. Weather relief was anticipated as cooler air moved in, while hundreds of automobiles parked along the lakefront near Bradford Beach to enjoy the cooling waters of Lake Michigan.
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Milwaukee
Bernard Itza
Wakes County
Liza
Bradford Beach
Lake Michigan
Bonfiron
President Coolidge Names McCumber to Joint Commission
President Coolidge nominates former Senator Porter J. McCumber of North Dakota to the International Joint Commission overseeing Canadian boundary disputes. McCumber, a lawyer, will receive a remuneration of 7,300 dollars per year.
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M'Cumber
Joint Commission
United Presea
Washington
Coolidge Vohay
Pnrter
North Paketa
Guatamary
Nan Ely
Gas Protocol Agreement Prompts Move to Outlaw War Gas
Geneva conference votes to prohibit asphyxiating gas in war after Burton and Bonsar influence. American support urged a new international conference if Geneva fails to reach accord. Washington observers await formal reply as talks proceed.
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Coo
Conference of Nations
Burton
Theodore F. Burton
Taul Bonsaur
France
Conlidge
Whara
Secretary Weeks Reports Comfortable Night After Gallstone Operation
Associated Press bulletin from Massachusetts General Hospital states Secretary of War John W. Weeks, recovering from gallstone surgery, had a comfortable night with good rest. No complications reported as of today.
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Secretary OF War
John Weeks
Associated Prose
Reston
John W. Weeks
le Progrenaing
Wndatetority
Massachusetts General Hashitat
Snow in Many Parts of the Rocky Mountains
Associated Press dispatch reports snow across many Rocky Mountain areas while central and eastern regions face heat and rain. Temperatures fell to the 30s in several towns, with forecasts predicting near normal highs by tomorrow. Heat continued in parts of the east as storms brought rain and hail, causing fatalities and rising temps in the Ohio Valley and other areas.
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Mene
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Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin governor opposes Sept 14 defense demonstration
The Madison Wisconsin article reports Governor Blaine stating the state will not tax or plan a defense day demonstration. A June order warns that a patriotic display would risk misinterpretation abroad and that the Wisconsin Guard will respond only to presidential calls.
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Wisconsin
Jean J Blaine
War Department
Wash
Thi Studey
Intell
Ava
America
Walt Worth
Iron Brigade
Marne
France
Winconain
United States
Ataia
Weather snapshot of cold and warm spots nationwide
United States daily weather report lists Eight am highs and lows with Baltimore at 52 and Topopah Nevada at 24. Temperature extremes include Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Lynchburg Yellowstone National Park and Helena Montana among warm and cool locations.
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Baltimore
Topopah
Nev
Playstatt
Arie
Fellowstone National Park
Wyo
Philadelphia
Washington
Lynchburs
Robbery Report From City Visitor By Pickpocket
A Madison Wisconsin visitor reports being robbed of 200 dollars by a female pickpocket Friday in Minnesotans town. Police were notified today by the American centennial guest.
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Minnespots
Hane Hannon
Noree
Vistor
Madison
Wis
Los Angeles Flight To Minnesota Delayed Until Sunday
AP reports Los Angeles’ planned flight to Minnesota for the Noraes American centennial has been postponed to Sunday. Revised schedule shows stops from Cleveland to Chicago with long leg times and potential arrival Monday if weather holds.
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Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Heat Halts Recovery Of Oshkosh Victim Of Auto Crash
Special to The Northwesterns Lafayatte Indiana reports Hagar Moerke Oshkosh victim of a car crash remains in fragile condition as extreme heat slows recovery from shock and aftereffects. Doctors say improvement is possible though uncertain as night occurrences continue and nervous shock lingers. Relatives and associates traveled to Lafayette after a telephone update noting fluctuating temperature and cautious optimism.
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Hagar Moerke
Oshkosh
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Maerke
Rundil
Tt Won
State Shatters Panel of Shepherd Jury
WA spectators at the William J D Shepherd case watched as the state used peremptory challenges to shape the jury hearing evidence on typhoid death of Bitty McIntosh. The panel dwindled to 11 peremptories, signaling the jury might not be completed unless fully satisfactory to the defense.
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Shepherd
Prana
Wiliam
Upraising of Chilean Workers Echoes Across Plants
Reports describe a broad Chilean worker uprising with militancy at multiple plants. Workers seized control, forced some plants to halt production, and clashed with authorities amid arrests, casualties, and martial law in several towns including Antofagasta and Tarapacá.
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Banting
Chil
Voltowine
Nntense
Conta
Pontavedry
Planta
Teuinue
Aiterle Figlde
Cronin Workn
M Cruther
Lémiere
Reneral
Archa
Nim. Howesar
Witrikers
Arswulth Xinst Company
Afticen
Corunta
Canton
Alto
San Antonin
Racine Wins Third Annual High School Golf Tourney
Racine high school retains golf honors by winning the third annual tournament at Washington Park. Coach W. A. Cox guides the team to 471 points, with Lake Geneva second at 419. Individual honors go to Racine’s Nanora card 148, and Loyd Lackr and Linva Toms post notable scores amid a keen, veteran-filled field.
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Misronnin
Racine High
Wrahington Park
W. A. Cox
Cox
Lake Geneva
Harnad
Bor
Routh MunRuken
Bi Fritz Baxfeld
Nanora
Shan Wan
Fade Lehman
Loyd Lackr
Laka Gerinyn
Linva Toms
Hasigit
Tucks
Fire injures students at Brockaw dormitory tragedy
A WieHops expresses relief at saving the life of Will am Godfrey of Hessamar Michigan, a Lawrence College student badly burned in the fire that damaged Brokaw dormitory. Other students injured in the fire are listed as injured.
Mill Town Blaze Destroys Most Buildings
A massive fire swept through Mill Town destroying the majority of structures. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours as smoke darkened the sky and residents evacuated. No exact cause or casualty figures are confirmed, but authorities warn that the damage is extensive.
Amundsen and Amundsen Polar Expedition Clash Outlined
A muddled report discusses Amundsen’s polar plans and rival French and Norwegian expeditions. It cites Captain Averdenp and Jean Charcot as explorers, noting U S and Norway joining efforts to reach the polar region and Greenland.
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Honavy
Aaboriniodt Prox
Tho
Norway
Antundnen
New York
Greenland
Wisconsin drives big early turnout in Legion Endowment drive
Nationwide drive for the American Legion Endowment Fund opens with Wisconsin leading early. The first day reports show towns raising about 26 percent more than expected with total contributions surpassing $78,000 and state projections aiming at $206,000 in the week. Legion officials cite mixed reactions nationwide amid enthusiasm and prior dampening of support.
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Mibwanker
Campnlka
American Legion Endowment
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Vinent Corte
Ankeil
Reine
Menitowee
Tanginde Roth
Monnay
Lagion Officihin
Winconain
Groven Vite
Manithwor
Threature
Arive
Tention
Elzntelsi¢N
Jie Kun
German nerves near cracking on eve of war policy debate
In a tense broadcast, officials warn of German economic strain as Allied pressure worsens. The commentator notes that internal dissent could undermine war aims while emphasizing the fragile balance between mobilization and domestic morale. He argues only a broader political accord can avert a deeper crisis threatening the war effort.
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Jini
Germany
Henan
New Spanish Offensive Aims at Rif Tribesmen June 14
Reporting from Madrid via The Morning Ledger, General Primo de Rivera would lead a three day bombardment against Rif tribesmen starting June 14 near Alhyeomas Bay. Intelligence notes Madrid plans wider participation as Britain may back increased action.
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Morocco
Alhyeomas Bay
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London
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Morrure
Cnmbardmant
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Menragen
Stain
Milwaukee Optometrist Group Elects New Leader
Milwaukee metrist president and Agfacted Lex Inavon of Kentucky were elected head of the optometry association at their seventh annual convention. The new officers will serve for the next three years at headquarters in St Louis.
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Beene Houstop
Tex
International Optemetrixia Nleete Lan
Noni
At. Wanker
Lex- Inavon
St. Louin
Marquette Professor Joins Holy Cross After Resignation
United Press reports Prof. John Girann of Marquette University resigns from Napos tlon Rata to join Holy Cross College Melony Departmant. He later wrote to ARC Wene for Europe trip to Germany Austria and Italy. Previously connected with Pallaa University.
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Wirrauker
John Girann
Marquatte University
Bidloay
Han
Toll of high temperatures mounts across regions
A sweeping heat wave pushed death tolls higher across multiple states and provinces as authorities reported rising fatalities. New York City led with 76 deaths. Philadelphia 14. Newark 12. Montreal noted a fatality. Officials warned of continued heat and treacherous conditions before cooler air possibly arrives next week.
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Chicago
Hoyt
Washington
Rocky
Beant
Ohio
Montréal
Canada
Cllem
New York City
Phinstelphia
New dJarney
New Roglana
Man Who Saved Loeb Hopes He Will Die Says Darrow
A garbled report describes Clarence Darrow at odds with the fate of a man who saved Richard Loeb from the gallows. It claims Darrow expressed hope the rescuer die, while notes from the penitentiary indicate the savior, now ill and delirious, remains under medical care and may face a shortened sentence.
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Richard Loeb
United
Pelson
Dolier
Dickey
King Alfonso to Return to Madrid After Security Upheaval
King Alfonso is due to return to Madrid today after a disruption in Spain. Authorities say the danger to the monarch has eased despite a double plot to assassinate him near Barcelona and another planned at a Barcelona cathedral.
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United Frege
Washington D C Weather Outlook For Week
Forecast indicates a weak start with thunderstorms and a strong warm front. Expect heat wave conditions Monday night with broader showers and moderate temperatures thereafter across the northern region. Occasional showers south of the front, with wed night through Thursday showing lingering thunderstorm chances and varied temperatures.
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