Powers Send Warning to China Cies
United Press reports tensions in Asia as Muslims in Morocco revolt against colonial rule while Chinese cities see protests and violence. Dispatches describe missions from Paris and Washington, with American correspondents aboard, detailing the growing conflict and calls for intervention. In Hankow and Shanghai unrest prompts missionary orders and a Shanghai strike involving fifteen thousand workers.
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United Press
New York
Africa
Asia
Shanghai
Hungan
Canton
America
Wisconsin Dairy Week Campaign Planned
Madison plans a broad campaign to boost Wisconsin dairy products during dairy week August 2 to 8. Nancy Sampson Hatch of Milwaukee announced plans by state groups and the Wisconsin Dairy club to promote milk, butter, and cheese through ads in magazines and newspapers, billboards, and farmer education to raise product quality and national demand.
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Tily Associated
Prags
Madison
Wisconsin
Plana
Nancy Sampson Hatch
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Dairy Club
Hutchie
Former Oshkosh Normal Student Heads Bradley College
W Frederic RK Haralston, PH D, former president of Marshall College and associate in education at Columbia University, has been named Bradley College president to succeed the late Theodore Burgens. Born in Hicksland Center Wisconsin, he earned a Ph D at Wisconsin, served as superintendent of schools in Milton Jefferson and Hudson, and led Marshall College from 1918 to 1923.
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Associated Press
W.frederic RK. Haralston
Marshall College
Muntington
Columbia University
New York
Bradley College
Theodore C. Burgens
Hamilton
Hicksland Center
Win
Normal School
Gebkoeh
University At
Wisconsin
New London Church Struck by Lightning Fire
A severe electrical storm early this morning caused a lightning strike that destroyed the interior of the Catholic Church of Mont Precious in New London Wis. The brick walls stand but the interior, organ, chimes, pews, and fittings were ruined. Replacement value estimated at $100000 with $6100 policy and $2000 contents insured. Fire response impeded by the storm. parish school sister superior reported nearby flames.
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New London
Wis
Mont. Anne
Church of
de Mont Precious
Westminster
Itax
Boltet Nehuringetvike
President Coolidge's Son Guests Connecticut Governor
The president's son John Coolidge visits Gov Jonathan Trumbull in Plainville Connecticut for three days. He meets Jean Trumbull, the governor's daughter, en route to the presidential inauguration. Coolidge is an Amherst undergraduate. Trumbull attends Mount Holyoke. The youths have met several times since inauguration.
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Associated Press
New York
Hertford
New York Times
John Coolidge
Jonathan Trumbull
Connecticut
Plainville
Jean Trumbull
Warty
Coolidge
Pullman
Trumbull
Mount Holyoke
Amherst
Arrested in Chicago Wanted for Burglary
A suspect, tied to a string of robberies including a grand larceny and burglary, was arrested in Chicago after police traced his movements from Minneapolis and other western cites. Police say he confessed to thirty two burglaries involving $34000, and denied connections to a condemned bank vandal.
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United Press
Brooklyn
Jolene
Ben
Minneapolis
Johnson
Garald Chapman
Kellogg Says Mexico On Trial Before World
Secretary Kellogg told United Press that Mexico faces global scrutiny over its handling of Ambassador Sheffield’s return. He urged protection of American lives and rights under international law, cited property seizures under agrarian laws, and support for U S claims via joint commissions already in session.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Gate Kellogg
Sheffield
Ital
Chia
Ecountenance Viale
Ahemield
India
Tw Joint Claims Commissions
Kellene
Até
White disrupts Shepherd trial with courtroom intrusion
Robert White, a witness in the Shepherd case, unexpectedly entered Chicago criminal court this morning and announced his intent to fight the proceedings. He brought his wife and two children, prompted officials to hasten him to the state's attorney’s office, and claimed there was more to the matter than is known. The session included statements about Billy McClintock’s death from typhoid fever after raw oysters and testimony from Dr. Rufus Stolp.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert White
Appen Ravage
Verner
Savage
White
State's Attorney
oBy
Criminal Court
Willam J. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
eAlin
Rufus B. Stolp
Billy
Wisconsin Rapids Shootout Ends In Death At Convenience Store
An unidentified man, later thought to be Carey Brooks of Knoxville La, was shot and killed by Officer Foley after being found loitering near Klebera grocery. Foley was wounded in the leg before firing a fatal shot to the heart. A theft-related inquest is set for this afternoon as authorities seek to confirm the suspect’s identity and link to recent burglaries in Wisconsin. 65 dollars in cash found on the body, part of an estimated 170 dollars taken from the Louis Jensen garage last Wednesday night.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wiman
Carl H. ‘Iron
Knoxville
Ahorn
Thoman Foley
Foley
Wen
Carey Brooks
Louis Jensen
Meandimna
Rere
Wiaconsin
Severe Four Day Rainstorm Wrecks Crops Across States
Forty six hours of heavy rainfall and fierce winds caused major crop and property damage across Rochester Otroted county and southern Minnesota. Power and communications were disrupted as hail, lightning, and tornado like winds uprooted trees damaged buildings and halted services. losses were projected near two hundred fifty thousand dollars in the storm's worst hit areas from Madella to Wingna and across Iowa Nebraska and eastern Minnesota.
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United Preas St. Paw
Mitch
Hall
Rochester
Azare
Madella
Wingna
Chicago
Andreda
Nvidia
Minnesota
Charles City
Towa
Hawkeys Wate
Shouxity
Easera
Nebraska
Senator Capper Praises Wisconsin in Address
United Prensa reports Senator Capper Kanene Kanene in Milwaukee declared Wisconsin misjudged and misunderstood as he praised the state. He said prosperity long anticipated for farmers and businessmen lies ahead with stable money and improved conditions, noting optimism in the union.
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Senator Gapper
Wisconsin
United Prensa
Milwanker
Prabelng
Techaniny
Ren
Arthur Capper
Kanene
Atuis
Seon
Milwauker
Fishermen Feared Lost After Mayflower Fire Sinks in Lake Michigan
Four veteran fishermen from Milwaukee on the Mayflower drowned when their launch burned and sank in Lake Michigan after catching fire. The burned hulk was found late yesterday afternoon by Kuchnowski’s stepson aboard the tug Alien, which had trailed the craft as it burned. Rescue crews later concluded the men likely perished before reaching the lifeboats as fuel dwindled.
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Prency Milwauken
Rudwday
Vetteam Apherman
Witmm
Raymond
Horney Kuchnawaki
Lake Michigan
John Milter
Kuchnowski
Ugn
ALL Good &Wimmers
Senator La Follette Stricken By Severe Cold Rest Needed
Washington report says Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, aged 70 next Sunday, is confined to bed with a heavy cold and renewed grip and influenza. Physicians fear the condition is critical, though earlier signs showed improvement after several days of illness in his room.
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Associated Pre
Washington
1. C
Attempt Upon Life of Soviet Leader Reported
The Soviet leader at Veliky Ustyu was attacked yesterday in an attempted assassination. Doctors say the assailant’s identity remains unclear while the president underwent deep shoulder injury treatment.
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Menem
Sim
North Dvine
Soviet Union
Veliky Untyur
Vaxsendin
Painleve Goes to Front As French Fight Rift Tribesmen
The article reports Painleve traveling to the front where French forces engage Rift tribesmen. It notes political moves in the assembly, vetoes affecting life and rail regulation, and debates over transportation, police powers, and vehicle testing.
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Painleve
Pope plans ecumenical council convocation
A report states the pope intends to convoke an ecumenical council in Rome during the coming year. Bishops from the Catholic world would attend, signaling a major church event.
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Ecumenical Council
Prince Ejected From Loop Restaurant Arrest Spends Night in Jail
A chaotic incident ends with Prince Thvalou- Herenna detained after eviction from Loop Restaurant. Police report shows he overdrawn a tank vendant. he faced charges and remained in custody overnight while a temporary secretary explained the situation. Local officials note the involved parties and a prior public appearance.
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Pringe
Loop Restaurant
fAy
Chiergo
Kojo Thvalou- Herenna
Tietien & Frw
del Ntier
Lina
Duarte
Pha
Hin Hontenn
Mrn
Irenn Kanwlion
Hondaman
Abisin
Che Mater
Pakomey
Hin Temsporary
ntnLe
Sngrine
Gaillaux Urges Economy and Ministers to Cut Costs
Finance Minister Gaillaux urged a policy of strict economy at a French cabinet meeting promising ministers live within income and rely on taxation. He warned no excess spending and indicated he could approve only modest budget increases while reviewing departmental estimates.
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Gaillaux
Caillou
Mini Hey
Ulmont
M. Calliaux
Francs
Wiext
Tragic Fire After Cigarette Toss Sparks Ship Hatch Blaze
A moonlight cruise aboard the Crystal Panic ended in disaster when a guest dropped a cigarette into a forward hatch containing gasoline. A blaze started, causing injuries to dozens of passengers, with four reported dead and twenty others hospitalized after the explosion and ensuing panic five miles from Cheines.
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Anima Ireany
Atlant
City
N. d
Herminday
Cheines
Canada Protests At Canadian Base Over Land Claim
Ottawa reports Canada will protest against Axel Huldburg Tan Ann Hane by the Dominion government. The Interior Minister said Canada seeks a permit from Washington before any land use between the Stamintoh and the North pooja and will press Britain on the matter as a claim dating to Queen Victoria’s era.
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Ottawa
Canada
Axel Huldburg
Ann Hane
StatenareMildn
Walte
Atétic
Washington
Charles Bterwart
Interior
Tofley
Ins Tertor
Buptort
Great Britain
Ralmy
Eingland
Quen Vietorth
Governor considers transferring prisoner for birth of child
Wisconsin Governor Blaine announces potential removal of Mrs. Biglan from Waupun prison to Taycheedah reformatory to give birth. Attorney Zabel says the transfer hinges on medical clearance. the case raises welfare questions and prompts further investigation into related alleged crimes and lobbying inquiries.
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Maden
Mra
Jimma
Bushand
Tayghendah Reformatory
Maing
Inday
Zabel
Wan Hong
Waunun Prinon
Ted Thapriann
Blaine
Fion
Zauel
Milwaukee
Waupun
Blgloe
Nair
Biglan
Amer
Hurley
Senate
State Capitol Meeting Schedule Mixed With Murky Text
A fragmentary notice from the state capitol schedule mentions a morning session at nine, a joint meeting at two followed by an address by Senator T. J. Welch from Montana at a later hour. The illegible OCR hides details on butter, produce bonding, and an investigation.
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Renate
Sith Menate
T. J. Weleh
Montana
Sovereignty of Sultana to be Maintained in Morocco
Associated Press reports French premier Poincare Palavre? and Marshal Lyautey met overnight in Rabat to assess Morocco’s status. They pledged rapid, stable action to uphold the sultan’s sovereignty while advancing French interests in the protectorate.
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Sultana
Mulal Yume
Bin
France
Higattisaiond
Brarshal Lyauley
M. Palalave
Utabligh & Stable Peara
Morocco
Discipline Steps At University Over Exam Leaks
University officials report more than fifty students admitted obtaining or being given exam questions. Two students face involvement allegations as the department considers new tests for French and Spanish classes. Proceedings include potential fines and grade penalties for those who saw or bought questions.
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Prenn
Stens Fo
Ho Lanes
Iagoinet Iniversity of Wisconsin Academly
Holly
Prep
Sdanewles
Homancé Languages
Ifvath H. Goodnight
Zdanewics
Ca Pulalett
Ancatians
All Hope Abandoned For Edgar Moerke
In Wisconsin near Gaitkoah Edgar Moerke injured in Memorial Day auto crash and pronounced most critical with all hopes for recovery gone. Doctors extended life to tomorrow morning before a brain pressure relief operation. he has been unconscious since yesterday as family stays at his bedside.
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Edgar Moerke
Kafsyette
Tnt
Edgar Meerke
Gaitkoah
Wisgee- Urman
Nurke
Hecatte
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