Capper Sees 25 Percent Income Tax Cut Ahead
Senator Capper of Kansas lauded President for aiding farmers and predicted a 25 percent reduction in income tax at the next Congress. He praised administration achievements, complimented Washington figures Irving Lonrod Andidy La Follette and noted Hamilton Club work while endorsing Republican principles.
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Coo- Udge
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Washington
Capper
Gaurae
Iain
Alor Capper
Irving Lonrod Anidy
Robert M. la Follette
Tau Follette
Lenroot
Kunaga
Hamilton Club
Western robberies net over $100000 in stolen goods
Victims from Wisconsin towns identify stolen items in a sweep at John Roy, an alleged fence, with more than $100,000 worth of men's and women's clothing tobacco and other goods found at his shop. Suspect John Brusso arrested. victims from Fran Wisconsin Green Bay and Plymouth report losses.
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Ciicagu
Nsemernan
Detretii'ua
Alolen
John Roy
Hot Ax
Nlolen
John Brusso
Any
Fran
Wisconsin
Trdiana
Ill Weiz
Victins
William Sorsenson
C. A. Gross
Green Bay
Wis
Famous Song Writer Denies Papal Marriage Dispensation
A famed American songwriter, Arthur Berlin, denies reports that Pope Pius had granted a dispensation to marry Ellin Mackay, daughter of Clarence H. Mackay of Postal Telegraph. Berlin dismisses the rumor as groundless after visiting Europe with the Mackays.
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Berlin
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Aong
Tony
Fonelus
Ellin Mackay
Clarence HK. MacKay
Postal Telegraph Company
Berke
United Press
MacKay
Europe
Eighteen Vassar Graduates Engaged to Marry This Year
By United Press Pamchbewanin reports that 18 of Vassar’s 276 graduates announced engagements. Notable names include Edith Gucksman of Milwaukee Elizabeth Hawking Joliet California Elizabeth Moore St Paul and Aimee Mott Flint Michigan.
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Elise Ak Vassar
Nenior Upper
Edith Gucksman
Milwaukee
Elizabeth Hawking
Jol- Rater
Calif
Fixabeth Moore
St. Paul
Aimee Mott
Filnt
Mich
Lutherans plan new seminary site at Glenwood Park area
Acenclaind Proes reports at the English Lutheran Synod convention that a proposed site for a new seminary is under consideration in Minneapolis on Glenwood Parkway. The property at 1018 Nineteenth Avenue Northeast is debt free, and the synod will review the report at this session.
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Win—Directore of
Thee Northweavern Linheran ‘Theviegtes | Aenirary
English Lutherany Synod
Mineapolis
Glenwood Parkway
Ninteenth Avenue
Ree
Stone Honored With A Degree At Knox College
Charles D McKinley, acting Knox president, awarded Melville K Stone the honorary Doctor of Laws degree at Knox College. The event linked Stone’s journalism career to Knox where his parents met in 1842. Stone, longtime Associated Press executive, joins a list of notable honorary degree recipients.
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Associalten
Charles D. McKinley
Knox
Melville K. Stone
America
Dalie
Newa Mathering Agency
McKintey Radu
Stone
Knox College
Abraham Lincoln
Knak
Factional feud risks delaying state legislature closing
A factional feud over a 1.4 million dollar appropriation for tuberculosis programs developed last night and may push back the legislature’s closing. A bill funding area work and five year allocations was engrossed in the senate as lawmakers debated expanding the indemnity fund. Executive veto looms if the bill passes.
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Ley
Madigan
Senate
Famous Surgeon Antoine de Parc Dies in The Hague
Noted Belgian surgeon Dr. Antoine de Parc has died in The Hague. Announcement made today confirms his passing, marking a major loss to medical circles. de Parc was renowned for pioneering techniques in surgery and served with distinction in European medical communities.
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Hague
Shenandoah to Make Western Flight Trip
The Shenandoah will depart Washington with a Western trip after Secretary Wilbur ordered an immediate start following engine trouble on the Los Angeles. Captain George W. Steele Jr said overhaul may take about two weeks before Shenandoah is ready for the flight.
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Dirigibia
Minnesota
Los Angeles
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Shenandoah
Laken
Ruret Hengar
Los Angelas
Cleveland
George W. Steele
Plans Made for Scopes Trial Defense Team
Ansodated Press reports days of conferences in New York as Clarence Darrow and Bainbridge Colby are chosen to argue the Scopes case in Dayton Tennessee. The team plans a spectacular opening function as a build up to possible Supreme Court review of the Tennessee law on teaching evolution. Darrow and Colby are joined by advisers and may include Samuel Leibensohn and others, with extended discussions reflecting the high stakes of the case. The group weighs potential strategies and the impact on the nation’s legal landscape.
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Nai Yok
New York
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Bainbridge Colby
Atate
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Tennessee
Darrow
Colby
Tno
United States Supreme Courte Panuloy
Hurley Feta Oratone
Bly Aercies
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Lerat Mlutf
Liverties Union
Malone
Rangein
John. K. Neal
University of Tennessee
Dacauas
Tennennes
Charley Evane Hughes
Wtale
Redéree
United Susten Supreme Court
Hughes
Bobby Franks
Swedish Americans plan exposition in late 19th century town
Swedish Americans near Philadelphia and Wilmington plan a March exposition to celebrate early Swedish settlement. Key figures include Dr G A Brandette and Prof Amandus Johnson. committees and ministers organize celebrations while Minnesota and Chicago ties are noted.
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Amec
Fcane
Council of the Algumiana
Chicago
Twin Cities
United States
Kalman Nyeke
America
Delaware River
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Fort Christina
Christine
G. A. Brandette
Mock. Island
Carl Schindelblonm
Amandus Johnson
University [of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Dulen Maurityon
Arguntane College
Rock Inland
J. Ewendsen
President Coolidge Pleased After Minnesota Trip
President Coolidge expressed pleasure with his Minnesota journey following the North American celebration. The presidential train arrived on time at Union Station after a night of comfortable weather and cheering crowds, with motion pictures of events shown aboard and a warm reception from supporters.
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Washington
Coau Uda Way
Minnesota
Union Station
Coolidge
Wisconsin Ban On Oleomargarine Takes Effect Soon
The law, approved by Governor Blathe, bans oleomargarine production and sales starting September 1. Officials dispute its validity, with C A Erickson noting the order aims to stop unfair practices against a legal product. Industry representatives warn of constitutional challenges ahead as debates continue on page 15.
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Madinon—Onicuis
Inday
Blathe
Uni
Moerke Family Learns of Worsening Condition at Lafayette
Edgar Moerke of Oubkoah Wisconsin remains in critical condition after a May 29 accident near Lafayette Indiana. Delirium and unconsciousness persist despite initial hope for recovery as his daughters Mrs Fort W Wyman and Bernice Moerke rush to his bedside amid hot weather and medical setbacks.
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Edgar Moevie
Oubkoah
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Heen
Han
Omin
Derloun
Delirum
Fort W. Wyman
Bernice Moerks
Edgar Moerke
Atr. Wyman
Ar. Moerke
Ureini
Tafayette
Ind
Ife
Mia
Wyman
Ming Moorka
Stormy session halts parley at League of Nations council
The League of Nations council adjourned amid turmoil as Count Quinones de Leon of Spain, president, faced protests over Lithuania’s actions against foreign residents and threats to minorities. A secret vote backed Japan's Viscount Takht urging investigation of army actions, with Germany and others agreeing to a future review. Demilitarization of the Rhineland remains on hold until September.
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Council of the League of Nations
Quinones Fo Leon
Spain
Lithuania
Viscount Tahtt
Japan
Germany
Austin
Bulgaria
Hungary
Lattera
Rhineland
Refused JB Kills Foreman and Wounds Woman
In Milwaukee a man identified as Refused JB was involved in a factory attack after court proceedings. He shot and killed a foreman Cine Aneger and wounded a woman, drawing a police investigation. The assailant, after discharge from the factory, faced reinstatement appeals and more violence ensued, including an unidentified woman struck and hospitalized.
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Leter Kenton
Cine Aneger
A Warn
Mary Bickford
Konton
Jonge
Jury Acquits Feldman Amid Strains and Shouts
A Los Angeles court room erupted with shouting and hysteria as Abraham Feldman was acquitted in a rising case involving his wife and brother in law. The verdict sparked laughter and fainting among spectators and relatives, while the judge ordered Feldman released to the custody of his friends and family.
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Abraham Felamar
Lockport
Murrin Heldman
Mia
Sarah Feldman
Lasivex
Vigafouny
Justidn Groaby
de French
Feldman
Abraham
Agatar
Court finds former day director and assistant guilty
Federal court here found former Day Director Ay United Prony Clevetars and his assistant Runwell guilty of violating federal prohibition. The defendants, along with campaign attorney Warren Re Reynelt, faced charges tied to political influence and illicit activity amid a public corruption probe.
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Fe. Runwell
Onin Prohivition Aireeine
St. B. Coneland
Hin Exnseinnt
State Capitol Calendar Briefing
Absurd garbled OCR notes outline a state capitol schedule with unclear times. Mentions appropriations and malate events. a 2 p.m. entry for Hana and a 6 a.m. start. other items unreadable. No clear names, dates, or places usable.
Langley Faces New Contempt Charge After Jail Release
Rep Langley of Kentucky, previously sentenced for contempt, was arrested in Pikemville and held on an additional contempt charge. A sheriff reported Langley resisted arrest and was found in a downstairs area during the apartment raid, as authorities sought to extend his confinement.
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Langley
Republican
Kentucky
Arunkenaayn
Juder
Marrs
Ste. Hengiey
Winaware
Ontha
Charga
Taapity
Lnla Moening
Kentovicy
Wanritete
Langley Ants
Partis
Moran Episode Update Prompts Senate Inquiry
The Moran disappearance case reemerges amid claims of a broader probe into a possible conspiracy involving multiple named figures. An investigating committee chair said the testimony was inconsistent and promised deeper inquiry, while public statements downplay direct links to criminal acts.
Opposition to Short Time Lease of Muscle Shoals
A war department letter from the Muscle Shoals committee outlines opposition to a short time power lease. The memo argues that if the War Department wants power before Congress acts, it has authority without further commissioner warrants. Production delays could push operations beyond July 1, delaying the Tennessee River project.
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WWC
Muscle Shoain Committee
M Ietter
War Department
Congress
French Premier Paintevenino seeks Morocco peace terms
United Press dispatch from Rabat reports French Premier Paintevenino, arriving from Paris, outlines France’s Morocco policy. He aims a Franco-Romanian accord and a joint blockade to aid Rittians while pressing Abd-el-Krim to end resistance. The premier stresses peace only after Muslim world obedience ends.
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New Yorki
Painleve
Francy
Toulouse
Moroso
A. L. Bradford
United Press Pacts
Truloure
Wil
Tront
Bradford
Oan
Barocco
Morocco
Abd-el-Serim Hon
France
Paintevenino
Krim
Agalant
Rittians
Quashes Indictment of Canadian Christian Science Practitioner
Manitoba Court of Appeal quashed the indictment against William Bidar a Christian Science practitioner found guilty of manslaughter in spring trial. The court ruled no evidence showed he caused the death of a sick child and that he only prayed for recovery.
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My United Vromed Whinipeg
Manitoba
William Iider
Robert Watson
Chrisian Belanea
Khow
Bidar
Padlock Closes Wisconsin Brewery Under Prohibition
Prohibition officers padlocked the Andrew Hikehet Brewery in Wisconsin after raids. They dumped 880 barrels of 4 percent beer into city sewers as the saloon faced closure under law. Officials valued the beer at about $51,000 in regular prices, marking the twelfth brewery shut by enforcement this year.
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United Prong
Conmnawce
Wid
Tony Field
Andrew Hikehet Bavereo Company
Yeaterday
Mpre
Weather Forecast Mixes Warmer Night With Damp Portions
The forecast for tonight calls for a warm, unsettled night with a damp portion. Forecasters expect mild temperatures and possible showers in the Fan By area as a cold front moves through.
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Fan
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