Blazing Oil Tanks Ignite in Berlin Fire Disaster
Special to The Northwestern Berlin Wis a gasoline and kerosene fire at a storage yard destroyed tanks and endangered adjacent structures. Deep Rock Oil Co operations manager Edward Finn and other workers suffered non fatal burn injuries while volunteers battled the blaze. wind risk kept nearby homes and a residence in danger as fire crews from multiple departments responded after an electric spark ignited the oil laden tanks.
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Deep Hock
Wisconsin
Edward Finn
August Ziemer
Berlin Arc Department
Mack
Harver Dalton
Orh-' Skosh
Finn
Ripan
St. Trampr. Stere
Vieiney
Buried wife alive murder theory to prosecute dentist
Los Angeles authorities reveal Grace Grogan Young was buried alive after her husband drugged her with a dental gas. Dr Thomas B Yoeng faces trial on August 17 for alleged murder as prosecutors present a theory backed by three confessions and a possible cover up.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Irs
Grace Grogan Young
Thomas B. Yoeng
Tofay
Auidence
Younes
Beth Wader
Srunken -Can
Rear Admiral Seeks Early Retirement After Teapot Dome Inquiry
Rear Admiral Jackson, a veteran figure tied to the Teapot Dome investigation, has applied for early retirement after facing previous denials of promotion. The request, submitted via Associated Press report, follows years of scrutiny and biographical turbulence surrounding his service and assignments.
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Associated Press
WeaeMerton
Ear Ad
FX. Jackson
Class of Trained Welfare Workers to Enter Work in Fall
From the University of Wisconsin sociology class in social service led by Miss Maddern Marks, thirty trained welfare workers will enter public welfare roles next fall. Fourteen have secured immediate positions after short talks, while the remainder are negotiating offers.
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United Press
Modine
Welfere
Oniversity of Wisconsin
Melen Marks
Anti-Germ Evidence in Shepherd Murder Trial
United Press Star Correspondent reports in Chicago that defense attorneys for William D. Shepherd challenged prosecutors by arguing no typhoid germs were kept at Dr Falman’s National University of Sciences. Prosecution witness Fatty Astur claimed he kept typhoid germs at his school and provided tubes for the alleged murder plot, while Walter Smith admitted possible undisclosed germs and observed bacteriology items in Falman’s lab. The cross examination raised questions about Germs at Falman’s school as the trial progressed.
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United Press Star
Criminal Court
Chicago
William
D. Shepherd
Billy “McClintock
C. Farman
National University of Sciences
Fat- Tit
Astur
Shepherd
Young McClintock
Walter Smith
Falman
Falaman
Braith
T William Scott Stewart
Robert E. Crowe
Smith
Crowe
Efen
Reorganization for Administering U S Day Control
United States plan to reorganize federal prohibition enforcement aims to streamline operations by regional directors while preserving the mobile force. Assistant Secretary Andrews and Prohibition Commissioner Haynes seek final approval, with potential cost savings and consolidated agency duties across states.
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Treaswy Andrews
Coolidge
Henoa
Nem Remme
Signs Point to Funding of War Obligations
Report from Washington indicates France and Czechoslovakia are moving toward negotiations on wartime debt refunds. Official channels describe the advices as too definite for a formal announcement. Messages, likely from American diplomats, suggest early steps toward talks with the referenced nations.
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France
Czechoslovakia
Ear
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Wisconsin Governor Blains Likely to Call Special Election
United Press reports Governor Blains may issue a call for a special election to name a successor to Senator Robert M. Follette. The Wisconsin governor might avoid an appointment, as the late senator preferred election over appointment, with speculation that Bob La Follette could run for the seat.
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Senator la Follette
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Madison
Governor Blains
Conain
Robert Motu Follette
Ian Geen
Vets of Foreign Wars Reelect Brandt State Commander
Wisconsin VFW delegates reelected brandt as state commander at the Manitowoc meeting. C J Stower of Superior became senior vice commander while Oxsey Jones of Wausau was named junior vice commander. The session also named officers including Maj Edward A Schmidt, Newman Nash, D J A Neue, B F Geyland and others. A state fund for military funerals and a state auxiliary were discussed and a telegram sent to Mrs La Follette. The group toured England Lake and planned a grand military ball as the three day meeting continued.
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Oxsey Jones
Wausau
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Newman Nash
Two Rivers
D. J. A. Neue
Sheboygan
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Milwaukee
Tepartment
Kempt
Sheboygee
Omvar Spletter
Willem ‘Wiese
Eau Claire
Department of Administration
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Robert M. la Follntte
Thousands Attend La Follette Funeral in Madison
Madison expects a vast turnout as an estimated 50,000 visitors from Whacwit xin and beyond descend for the funeral of Hubert M. La Follette. Hotels fill, residents open homes, and government and federal officials plan elaborate tributes to the progressive leader.
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United Presa
United States
Hubert M. la Foliette
Meyer Kittleson
la Folletti
Fermon
Toma
Borglum Named Sculptor for La Follette Memorial
Madison Wisconsin legislature forms interim committees to plan monuments for Senator Robert M La Follette and former Governor Emanuel Philipp. Gutzon Borglum of Stone Mountain is named as sculptor to carve the La Follette memorial, an intimate friend of La Follette is expected to consent. Both monuments would stand on Capitol grounds.
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Madison
Gutzon Borglum
Rulpter
Stone Mountain
Robert M. A Follevre
Dad
Emanuel Philipp
Capitol
Judge Kennedy Reverses Teapot Dome Ruling Expected
United States District Attorney Albert B Walton predicted that Judge T Blake Kennedy would be appealed and the Supreme Court would reverse his decision. Kennedy overruled every major contention of government prosecutors Pomerena and Roberts regarding the Teapot Dome affair. Walton told reporters in court he expected a rapid appeal and reversal on nearly all points.
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Supreme Court
Kennedy
United Press
Chereans
Wyn
T. Blake Kennedy
Harry F. Gtnciaire
Albert B. Walton
Walton
Kennedie
United States Supremes Court
Atlee Pomerena
Owen Roberta
Shepherd Defense Forges Afternoon Court Session
WBY Associates Press reports Chicago trial where defense lawyer William Blewart leads cross examination of chief witness Dr Frederick Tonne at the health department laboratory. Prosecution questions continue as Judge Thimar Lent limits interruptions while the court presses toward a Monday morning reply review.
France to End Red Agitation in Morocco Clash
Paris reports the French government pledges to curb communist agitation amid Moroccan operations. The regime says it will arrest native communist traders including deputies or Divara citizens if their actions threaten soldiers, with over ten arrests already made in recent days.
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Foreign domination of the international area may be discussed
The State Department was advised that foreign domination of Shanghai may be opened to discussion among powers. Beijing had indicated to the Chinese government it would seek to authorize discussions in a friendly spirit regarding proposals presented to address control and jurisdiction in the area.
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Paris dressmaker Anna Lavanier faces two year term
A fragmented account reports Anna Lavanier of Paris to have killed her sister at the sister’s request and to be sentenced to two years in prison. The narrative describes alleged coercion, family abuse, and the sister’s urging before the crime.
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Anna Lavanier
Paris
Mail Carrier Dies Suddenly in Superior
A Superior mail carrier collapsed Friday afternoon and died from an apparent heart attack while on his route. He had served the postal service for many years and was well known in the community.
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Superior
Revolution in China 13 Leads to Global Agitation
A dramatic report from Moscow outlines Chinese women and peasants uniting to challenge imperial powers, with calls to join a Communist International. Sun Yat Sen factions form vigilance committees in South China as student and worker agitation rises, amid boycotts of foreign goods and strikes funded by alleged 100000 dollars. Foreign relations tension escalates as Beijing seeks to sever ties with Britain.
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Omaha Rail Road Tentative Valuation Reported
A tentative valuation of the Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway properties was set by the Interstate Commerce Commission as of June 2011. The order targets owned properties and outlines potential assessments for the line serving Omaha and surrounding regions.
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President's Father Honored in Crop Report
The president's father has not averred certain details, but has faithfully performed duties as a crop qualifier official. The report notes his service in relation to crop statistics and connected responsibilities, with emphasis on steady leadership and adherence to duties.
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Fie
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Ashy Castider
Plymouth
Amreutrirs
Senator Ladd Ill in Baltimore Hospital Health Update
Senator Ladd of North Dakota lies seriously ill in a Baltimore hospital with kidney trouble and rheumatism. Details of his condition are not disclosed though doctors and his Washington office decline to reveal extent of complications. The 66 year old veteran and follower of La Follette has long been known for hard work and concern for family.
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Nationwide drive 70 stamp lenders aid veterans
Nationwide drive to aid veterans through lenders of money offers adjusted compensation certificates backed by security. The program began today by the United States veterans service, with Moran noting operation in Bar Antonia and Hart bearing certificates for distribution. Weems and others turned over five findings for the district attorney for determination.
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United States
Neever Service
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Weems Hax
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Former Senator Ball Chosen to Lead Veterans Bureau Survey
Former Senator Ball will supervise a general survey of veterans activities for the Veterans Bureau. The appointment was expected within a day or two and announced by Director Frank Hisree of Nihureau. Ball worked from Boston during the survey tests.
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Funeral for Senator La Follette to be held Monday
Crowds gathered at the Madison depot as Gen Robert M La Follette’s body arrived. State officials plan Monday rituals in the capitol rotunda and a public funeral ceremony overseen by Rav A S Boyde at the university chapel with arrangements led by Alfred Rogers.
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Banditry Appears in Canton Amid Bank Shooting
An armed attack in Canton targets the cashier of the Japanese hospital who had just withdrawn 35,000 yuan for expenses, with authorities stating the shooting was not politically motivated and not connected to a broader strike. The American news agency urged evacuation of women and children as tensions rose after the strike.
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Canton
Aark
Shameen
Normal Summer Weather Forecast In Wisconsin and Michigan
Weather outlook shows warm and humid conditions with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Forecasters expect temperate days with cooler nights and variable winds across Wisconsin and Michigan, impacting outdoor plans this week.
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Wisconsin
Tony
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