Chinese and Guards Shoot at Each Thea
British reports warn of possible foreign expulsion from treaty ports if required, with marines and troops ready. Canton sees renewed rioting, Europeans killed or wounded, refugees flee to Hong Kong as martial law tightens in Shanghai area and dragon day protests loom.
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United Press
Tlondon
British East Surrey Regiment
China
Associated Press
New York
Canton
Hopkkong
Shanghai
South China
Ningao
Mukden
Peking
London
Wisconsin Theft Ring Leader Held On Four Charges
John Sovetsky, alleged fence for robbers, was held to the grand jury on four counts of receiving stolen property. His bonds totaled 342,060 after he waived examination. Stolen merchandise valued near 100,000 was found in his storeroom and garage, with items identified by merchants across Illinois Wisconsin Indiana and Michigan.
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Bs Associated Press
Chicago
John Sovetsky
Sovetsky
Hayes
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Rock Island camp looks like winner in drill contest
Rock Island Illinois led the senior division with a score of 84.967 percent at the twentieth quadrennial encampment of the Modern Woodmen of America. Indianapolis placed second with 84.33. In the intermediate division Racine Wisconsin led with 78.00 while Madison Wisconsin scored 64.33.
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Rock Island Camp
Chicago
Rock Island
Indianapolis
Racine
Wis
Madison
Amundsen to Lecture at Home and Abroad
By Olav Myre, Sta Correspondent, the United Press. Ardent arctic air explorer Amundsen plans to arrive at Hor ten Norway on a coal steamer July 4. He intends to write about his voyage nearly to the pole and publish this autumn before touring lectures at home and abroad.
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United Press
Olav Myre
Sta
The
Oslo
Tant Reald Amundtsen
Arctic Air Explorer
Horten
Norway
Indirect confession in McClintock murder trial
Edward C. Derry reports in Chicago that William D. Shepherd has indirectly confessed as the state rests its case. George EB. Gormen, assistant state's attorney, contends Shepherd showed a guilty conscience through incriminating statements though he did not admit to killing Billy McClintock, instead offering alibis and fleeing town.
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Criminal Court
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
George EB. Gormen
Gorman
Britons Limit Obligations in Proposed Western Pact
London Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain would limit obligations under the proposed western European security pact to the Germany frontier with France and Belgium. He warned that frontier guarantees cannot shield aggressors and argued imperial abstention harms peace. Britain’s League covenant signature remains incompatible with isolation.
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Associated Press
London
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
British
League of Nations
Old Man Regains Job With Harvesters Company
A gray haired man asked Judge Arnold of the juvenile court for aid after losing his job at International Harvester because he was deemed too old. The judge urged him to return and try again, while a firefighter in the courtroom noted a $4 daily stipend. Harold F. McCormick, head of the Harvester Works, sat in the jury box.
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United Press
Chicase
Arnold
International Harvester Company
Atoa Fduryman
Harold F. McCormick
The
Harvester Works
Warned Chinese friends urge safety in Canton crisis
The Canton Howloon railway workers in Hongkong newly arrived report warnings from Chinese friends to seek safety as tensions rise. British Indian troops dispatched to Shumeen in Canton’s foreign quarter as a precaution after yesterday’s outbreak. Amoy faces anti foreign danger amid calls for protection for the international settlement, with authorities warning of possible violence.
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New York
Canton
New
Associated Press
Canton Howloon
Shumeen
United Press
Washington
T.ate, Webber
Amoy
China
State
Arctic Expedition Carried On After Navy Threat
Washington reports a dispute over naval radio gear in the MacMillan Arctic expedition. Secretary Wilbur warns of withdrawing planes and personnel, while United Press notes an agreement with the National Geographic Society to proceed. Byrd leads seven naval flyers and three planes in the venture.
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Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
MacMillan
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
National Geographic Society
United Press
Washington,d. C
Donald B. MacMillan
Byrd
Commission Rejects Grain Rail Rate Hike Proposal
Washington DC the interstate commerce commission rejected railroads plans to raise rates on grain from Indiana Illinois Michigan to Aurora Garrettsville and Mantua Ohio The main change would move destinations from Cleveland to Youngstown group The proposed Chicago west of Mississippi mixed seed rate would rise from 16 cents to 19 12 cents The commission also denied limiting joint grain rates to shipments from certain primary markets across nine states
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Aurora
Garrettsville
Mantua
Chicago
Mississippi River
Cleveland Group
Youngstown Group
Kultalo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Peoria
St. Louis
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Bank Robbery Brings 56000 Loss in Ashes and Destruction
Schullsburg Wisconsin authorities report a five man gang carried out a meticulous bank robbery at the First National Bank early yesterday. Loss estimates range from 5000 to 15000 dollars, with total damage pegged at 56000 including stolen negotiable securities. insurance coverage was noted and officials declined further comment.
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United Press
Schullsburg
Wis
First National Bank
Moss of Milwaukee named Kiwanis International president
John H. Moss of Milwaukee Wisconsin was chosen unanimously as the next Kiwanis International president by the nominating committee. The election will take place Thursday during the organization's annual convention in St Paul Minnesota.
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Moss
Milwaukee
Kiwanis International
Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
John H. Moss
Wis
State Capitol in Session Deliberations Continue
Associated Press reports at the state capitol the Senate convenes at 8:59 a m while the Assembly is under call. Senate awaits action from the Assembly on two remaining bills as lawmakers resume business today.
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Associated Press
Senate
Dawes Calls Senate Rules Reform to End Obstruction
Vice President Dawes, in Manchester addressing the chamber of commerce, argues that lack of cloture increases lawmaking and urges minority rule changes. He cites past Congresses, warns against costly concessions and secret bargaining, and cites Senator Underwood on abuses, advocating majority cloture on ordinary matters while preserving debate on state rights issues.
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Manchester
N. H
Senate
Dawes
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Assembly Debates Retroactive Income Tax Bill in Madison
The assembly failed to adjourn and kept members confined to the chamber as votes on the retroactive income tax bill proceeded. Supporters sought sixty votes. opponents delayed action, citing a potential $5,000,000 tax rise. Nightly revelry included songs, dances, cards, and improvised performances by several assembly members.
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Wisconsin Assembly
Associated Tress
Madison
Trice
Manston
Perry
Wiitwamsa
Mardison
Founding of Third Party Commemorated in Los Angeles
Partial text notes a commemorative event in Los Angeles marking a third party founding. Mentions committees, provisional bodies, and figures such as Robert M. La Follette. Sentence fragments obscure full facts and dates.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Army of Experts To Be Called In The Scopes Case
An army of expert witnesses is expected to testify in the Scopes trial. Defense leaders Clarence Darrow and Rainorides Cai lis arrived for the proceedings as speakers at the John BR Neal College of Law graduation exercises, continuing preparation for the case against high school teacher Fr. T. Scapes.
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Waroaville
Penn
Witlendes
Mets Tuttle
Wille
Fr. T. Scapes
Clarence Darrow
Rainorides Cailis
Defense
John BR. Neal College of Law
Nation League first baseman suspended and fined
Charley Gunn of the Chicago National League team was suspended five days and fined $140 by President A. G. Doherty for an on field altercation with Cropive Wilson. Gunn was ordered out of the game after disputing a third strike call yesterday.
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Associated Press
New York
Charley Gunn
Doh A
Cropive Wilson
Body of man found at Lake near Cable Wisconsin
Milwaukee Associated Press reports a body found four miles east of Cable on Namekamon road. Coroner says murder suspected. Clothing indicates the deceased as John Morgan of Milwaukee and a card bears the name Gilbert Johnson. Police and sheriff investigate details and possible witness descriptions minutes from Bayfield County. Local references include the Soldiers' Home in Milwaukee and the town of Washburn.
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Associated Dress
Milwaukee
Wis
Cable
Bayfield County
John Morgan
Milwauker
Gilbert Johnson
Washburn
Baesda
Tim Uuin
Namekamon Road
Joseph m
Jack Machusio
Willits
Young John Coolidge Busy Shingling Home Of Grandfather
Fragmentary text notes Young John Coolidge at his grandfather's house in Brite Bec near Wiomouth Vic. Mentions president and Mrs runs for the stance and Shingling work by Maj Jenn CC Cangidige, with Red Tens involvement in constructing a new calmer.
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John Coolidge
UR Brite Bec
Wiomouth
Vic Wrn
Rhs
Winste Eens Sat
Musas
John tCauivine
Tier
Maj
Jenn CC
Ned
Red Tens
Wile Lacraron
Shore Search For Body Of Kirkpatrick Couple
In Worcester Michigan today relatives and friends continued the search along Lake Huron shore for Charles Kirkpatrick year old and Ruby Kirkpatrick former Kirkpatrick maid who disappeared Saturday leaving notes suggesting they planned to die together. A note found in a nearby boat house signed Charlie and Ruby pleads forgiveness and explains the lovers could not escape their entanglement. Kirkpatrick, father of two boys and a girl, is said to be hopeful the bodies will be found in the lake.
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Worrester
Mich
Lake Huran
Charles
Rivitpatrick
MaGieller
Ruby Bopra
Kirkpatrick
Sayin Chey
Ella
Sote
Signel
Charlie and
Rubs
Wirkputelek
Aims
Nots
USA
Lerad
Chartle
Painleve Ministry Survives Confidence Vote in Deputies
In a terse early morning session, Parise Tremier Painleve’s ministry retained confidence on a vote concerning Moroccan policies. The Communist opposition appeared weakened as deputies backed the government, despite prophesied upheaval by the socialist party.
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Parise Tremier Painleve
Wold
Hi. AM
Parneve
Evence
Eharch of Deputies
Mearneessariel Riss
Welys
American Army Polo Teams Triumph in Rubber Match
American Army polo team defeats British after a tense series in Hurlinghan England. The Americans built early leads, while the British replied with a late surge, but the American defense held through the final frame.
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Hurlinghan
Maithison-Colllapse of the senatorial inquiry report
The Associated Press notes a storm of protest as senators clash over an unfinished investigation into state official misconduct. Senator Al E Ghy denounces the inquiry while Senator William F. Quick defends the committee. The report, adopted 1 to 2, finds no evidence of misconduct by any official, noting Gov. John J. Blaine remained in office.
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Associated Press
Maithison
Senate
al E“Ghrey
Severson
William F. Quick
Quiet
John J. Blaine
Assurance of Cologne evacuation reported by Briand
United Press dispatch states French Foreign Minister Briand assured evacuat ion of Cologne and the Ruhr region by August 27. The move, aimed at offsetting Soviet pressure at Berlin, could sway German acceptance of a four power western security pact if Cologne evacuation is achieved.
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United Treas
Rerliy
Ambasadir Moesch Ti Yatis
Briand
Colorne
Ruby
Riasii
Germany
Ruhr
Berlin
Cologne
Bechaud Brewing Building Fire at Fond du Lac
Fire destroyed the Bechaud Brewing company building and a nearby garage in Fond du Lac last night. The blaze, the week’s third in the building, began after a tramp entered for the night. Estimated loss around $20,000. no serious injuries reported.
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Bechaud Brewing Company
Fond DU Lac
Iesa
J. J. Caray
Knavinn
Tomo
J. Tuismuissen Company
Read
Oshkosh
Xeeterdiax
Atel
Hlage
Houmder
Mayoron J Freeman
Hese
Areman
Caillaux Introduces Budget in Deputies Chamber
Caillaux presents a budget in the deputies chamber amid finance committee scrutiny. The session focuses on amendments and fiscal plans for the upcoming year as lawmakers debate expenditures and revenue measures.
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Caillaux
Deputies
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