Death of Wisconsin's Senator La Follette at 3:21 PM
Washington reports Senator Robert M. La Follette died at 3:21 PM in Washington D C from heart failure and asthma complications after a long decline. His family, including Mrs La Follette and two sons and daughters, and physicians had hoped for recovery but his condition worsened overnight. The funeral plans call for burial in Madison with a tentative service there.
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Blockade plan outlined in Premier Painleve report
An Associated Press summary reports Premier Painleve outlining France’s blockade plan against Abd el Krim and the Rif Republic at a deputies committee session. He said France would use targeted measures to prevent a sustained Rif offensive, noting Abdelkrim’s forces could not match French technical strength for long. The report, unconfirmed, cites a Fez dispatch describing possible escalations after a French aerial bombardment.
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Premier Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
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Abdelkrim
Fes
Gas Slayer Charged in Wife Slaying and Earlier Deaths
Prosecutors allege Ty Youn killed several people before fatally harming his wife Mrs Grave Toung. They claim a death test with somanform evidence ties a Santa Ware death nearly six years ago to Youn and that the wife’s sister overdosed on a deadly gap filler after a dental procedure. The body was found in a basement vault at a Beverly Gien cabin.
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Notes on the Security Pact
The British foreign office released the full FRG France and Britain notes on a security pact. The French note dated June 16 rejects any binding violation of existing treaties and asserts Belgium must participate. France asks for no alliance coercion and supports United States involvement, while upholding Rhineland limits and mutual guaranties under League of Nations authority.
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Germany
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Initial quarterly dividend declared on preferred stock
Directors of Dndan Arntery Ban announce an initial quarterly dividend on preferred stock. The record date is July 1, with a par value of A1770 per share.
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Godlidge Ta Indorsed By The Assembly
The assembly endorses Godlidge for tax relief and reduced public debt. The resolution notes federal gains and a per capita decline to 21,260,000,000 by 1824, with interest costs cut by 25,000,004. The president and state leaders comment on government spending restraint and prudent finances.
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Whitney Wins New Jersey Governor Nomination Fight
A white haired 44 year old retiree from Wall Street captured the Republican nomination for governor in New Jersey. Arthur A. Whitney defeated Thomas F. Meccm by over 22 000 votes with backing from Senator Edge and the machine. Whitney pledged an intelligent business oriented administration.
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Taemert
Wall Street
Devin Alethne
New Jersey
Arthur A. Witney
Mindad
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Anti-Salom League
Prison inmates tied to outside counterfeit money flow
Prisoners in Stockton’s penitentiary allegedly produced counterfeit currency and passed it to the outside world. Henry Welch was arrested attempting to pawn a forged note after allegedly distributing tainted bills. detectives report a statement from an inmate linking convicts to the counterfeiting scheme.
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Welch
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Malal
Two Men Arrested For Violation Of Dry Law Near Madison
Ten men at the Wish Hatchery road south of Madison were arrested after a deputy sheriff received a tip. Baslen and Halt were identified among those involved, charged with drinking and driving, and cited for violation of the dry law. Police found alcohol containers in the vehicle as it traveled.
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Asresen
Coroner Chemists Probe Fatal Restaurant Meal
Coroner chemists analyzed food samples after a west side restaurant served pancakes that led to multiple deaths. Owner Ryan Kane faces an Ingress today as investigators confirm poisoning. Victims include Herman McQuire, Ti Betbiger, a cook aged 45, among others.
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Sala
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Cook
Firms fined as builders plead guilty in furniture conspiracy
Indictments accuse three groups of furniture makers of conspiring to keep prices high through adulterated timbers and coordinated pricing. Total fines reported near 166000 dollars with individual penalties ranging from four to eight thousand across multiple firms in Chicago Milwaukee Sheboygan Indianapolis and Peru with others listed in Missouri and Illinois.
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Greenwood Association
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Seathen & Frothers Company
Chicago
Milwaukee Chair Company
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Phoenix
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Webrler Manufacturing Company
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Gig Colony Chair Company
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Wee Roan
Sheboyean
Indianapolis
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Aurea Ind
Meru Chats Works
Indiana
Peru
ARK
Rhnan
Courier Manufacturing Company
Wartime Governor of Wisconsin Laid to Rest in Milwaukee
Emanuel Philipp, Wisconsin’s wartime governor, was laid to rest in Milwaukee after a sudden death Monday. A private service at the home followed by a public tribute at the church included Rev. W Z. Dorward and pallbearers from Philipp’s circle. Interment planned at Forest Home.
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Hannan Approved as Successor on State Control Board
The state control board appointment news reports Hannan approved to replace 70 Lorenz as successor. The prior member Wolam Fe. Laven resigned. Magnan and others connected to the board faced related changes. The Senate awaited action on the appointment in the morning session.
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Lorenz
State Control Board
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Starr
Laven
Great American dies shadowing La Follette remark
A chaotic clump of OCR text reports on the death of a political figure associated with Wisconsin’s La Follette era. It references Berger of RM La Follette, Victor Merser, and Senator La Filerie, with garbled phrases about death, preservation, and democracy spanning a forty year period.
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R.M. LA Follette
Bank Closes Doors After Long Service in City
A historic bank in Se Cinud, opened in 1887 as First tena bank, shuts its doors after more than nine and one half decades of operation. Local officials cited financial pressures and uncertain market conditions as reasons for the sudden closure, with customers facing account access limitations.
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The Record of Lafollette in Adger State
A garbled historical page notes Senator Lafollette's burial in Madiana Wisbia after state reforms. It highlights his tenure as Wisconsin governor, a push for railway regulation, tax changes, and legal reforms amid early 1900s political battles. It mentions reform efforts, primary election law, and the creation of railway commissions, with outcomes of 1907 1908 and referendums in 1914.
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Tribute to La Follette by Governor Blaine
A garbled obituary tribute commemorates Senator Robert M La Follette with mentions of Governor Blaine and Milwawken and notes his death and public service. The fragmentary text references his impact on politics and humanity, though many names and details are obscured.
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Senator Robert M. LA Follette
Blaine
Derailment Death Toll Triggers Hospital Care Arrangements
A disrupted transport disaster prompts reports of rising deaths and numerous injuries. Officials note victims arriving from Chicago and other locations as authorities arrange removal of bodies from Gaston, amid unclear details on the crash near Warren Hospital in Philadelphia.
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Warren Hospital
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Chieazoe
Neder
Gaston, Pa
Wahke Inston
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Alvar
Railroad Rates to and from Fargo Not Fair, Inquiry Finds
An investigation by a federal agency concluded that railroad rates to and from Fargo, Nebraska were unfair. The commission ordered adjustments after hearings, with officials expected to implement changes promptly.
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British Consul Forced to Quit Chung Kang
Shanghai dispatch reports a critical situation with British nationals evacuated from the Chung Kang area. Negotiations in Peking seek to calm disturbances but diverging statements persist about communist arrests and clashes near the Lingmen temple.
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Shanghai
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Sulate
Lingmen Temple
Fred
Carleys
Peking
Chir Neon Delewaten
United
Chang Tan Lin
Temple
Tug is Forced to Clean Up Mess From Movie Thriller
A Coast Guard order compels a tugboat to clear debris linked to a movie production. The chaotic scene involves a crew and a filmmaker in Corvallis with reports of rental and logistics issues surrounding the shoot.
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Child killed by auto marks second family tragedy in three years
A child died when struck by a motorist, the second such fatality in the same family within three years. Reports describe a puzzling sequence of events and advise caution as investigators review the roadway incident and witness statements for accuracy.
Amundsen Pole Expedition Reported Safe Return
North American Alliance via United Press reports Roald Amundsen and his party have returned safely to Spitzbergen from the polar expedition. Vernon R. Steptice says all members are safe. search plans by reef planes are underway from King's Bay awaiting tasking. Explorers faced a daring, four week wait with hope renewed by word from Nimtzelt and party.
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MacMillan Expediton Aims To Find A New Continent
Fragmentary text reports the MacMillan expedition pursuing the discovery of a new continent. References to Peary and northern exploration, en route routes, and area notes appear amid garbled OCR segments. The readable portions indicate an exploration mission seeking a significant geographic finding.
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