Emissary of President Seems Pleased During Oshkosh Visit
A Washington emissary for President Coolidge toured Fahrnwald and Oshkosh greeting officials and reporters. He said his role is to prepare an unbiased report for the president, with final selection to be made by Coolidge after review. Local committees and Northwestern officials accompanied him, noting his interest in the city’s business district and residences.
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Tocal
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Coolidze
Coolidge
Sturling
Main Street
Oshkosh
Be _Hein Reming
Wansas Inmbermann X
Berers
Chicase & Northwestern
Laovis Schriber
Smith
Secreta Cramber
Croan Morsz
Sroup
Searmers
Washington
State Department
Thenry
Lo Stim- Son
Coolitlze
Mrr
Stimsen
Joes
Manead T
Nicaragua Peace Talks Near a Breakthrough
A provisional peace appears near as Nicaragua’s Liberal and Conservative factions consider a regional settlement. General Moncada and Olazo f press censorship, with Stimson reporting a peace proposal backed by U S mediation. Washington seeks a formal truce and orderly transition to end the Central American conflict.
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Mer
Afoncada
Orher
Ding
Washington
Stimson
Olazof
Olazof and Preparations & Lecrinchl le Rt Med As Gov. Tmarineais
Manasun
Secon Vs Digarmam
Jion— Cada
Manasus
Speps
Daughter of President Callees to Marry Michigan Man
The article outlines marriage plans for the president's daughter to a Michigan man named Sogh. It mentions lawyers and social circles in New York, with friends and business associates arranged to attend and support the union.
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Calles Ans
Michigan
Sogh
Taled Press
Metica
Firresina
Max
Farmer Killed in Tragic Tractor Accident at Stoughton
A farmer was killed Friday near Stoughton Wisconsin when a tractor rollover crushed him as he attempted to move a load. The incident occurred while the man, identified as George Steen, was guiding a team on a farm road. Emergency crews arrived but could not save him.
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Stoughton
Wis
George
Steen
Sehira
Guletoen
Cross Ocean Flyers Late in Transatlantic Flight Report
Rio de Janeiro dispatch notes limited progress in the perilous cross ocean flight by Pernambuco and Brazilian flyers. World press reports cautious optimism amid festive atmosphere while crews face safety concerns and possible delays.
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Roman Fett
Phina
WL Witte
United Press
Rio de Janeiro
Doctor Greered Held For Trial On Slaying Wife
A fragmented report indicates Doctor Greered is held for trial on a charge of murdering his wife. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a warrant and upcoming court action are noted amid garbled phrases and illegible lines.
Tonight's Radio Features Highlighted Programs
The listing notes radio features and schedules for the evening. It references programs titled The Week Enders on WSM and a Pan concert at 8:30 p.m. with various station identifiers like Press 434 and RDRA, along with times and call letters.
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RDRA
York
WEA
Springfield
Lamp
Nookup
WSM
Acquitted of Murder Charge in Kansas City Case
A jury in Kansas City acquitted a man of murder after a violent family dispute. The defense argued self defense and lack of evidence, while the prosecutor contended danger to witnesses and intent. The trial centered on a heated confrontation and resulting injuries.
Round Robin Schedule Adopted by Fox River Valley Meet
Round robin schedule adopted for the Fox River Valley Athletic Meet includes events at Marinette and nearby venues. The noted participants include athletes such as Garett Aasi and others as teams prepare for Friday races and relay rounds.
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FOX River Valley Athletic Meet
Dry Chief Resigns Amid Turmoil and Enforcement Probe
Unclear text suggests a chief resigns amid turmoil in Washington and an enforcement probe. Names and specifics are obscured, with fragmented references to officials and agencies.
Tilden and Hunter Clinch Their Victory
Fragmented OCR text shows Tilden and Hunter achieving a victory with scattered lines mentioning Berlin and German references. The readable portions imply a sports or competition result with uncertain surrounding context.
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Tilden
Hunter
DROWNS IN CISTERN NEAR BASEMENT WATER
A 16 month old boy named Thomas Tuhulix drowned in a cistern while playing near a water tiled basement. Mrs Cheater Prvulik, the child’s mother, found the boy after an hour of searching. Local authorities reported the incident as an accidental drowning.
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United Press
MilwauksThomas Tuhulix
Rand
Prvuliki
Deed Challenge Ties School Board Fight in Superior
In Superior Wisconsin a deed dispute over property ownership surfaced when Rev William Hood, a school board member, produced a deed before a court commissioner. Hood’s attorney Robert Curran claimed a land contract existed and an adversarial board member… The hearing, postponed to Tuesday, involves George Cooper representing Hands MerAdversity on the school board.
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Superior School Board
William Hood
Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Wiliam Hood
Frida
Widence
Hood
Hil
Rovert Curran
George
Cooper
Pets Provided for in Teacher's Will
A report indicates a teacher's will specifies care for certain pets. The document notes the pets are addressed by name or type, with arrangements overseen by a guardian or trustee. Details on the exact animals and beneficiaries are limited in the readable text.
Publisher Dies in Prue Preest St Dam Crisis
Fragment describes a publisher’s death connected to hospital events and a verified confession of mid Was Wat was a cryptic place name. The text includes garbled names and unclear actions but centers on a fatal incident and hospital confirmation.
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St. Dams
Weather Forecast For Great Lahean Region
The forecast describes partly cloudy skies across the Great Lahean region. Temperatures are expected to range with a mid range high and low, with winds from the east at moderate speeds.
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Wisconsin
Asettiet Teniere
Sanday
Pratahis Shewers
Lahean
Tornadoes and Earth Tremors North of Memphis
Severe weather swept through the South with tornadoes and earthquakes. Reports describe damage confined to a 109 mile radius north and west of Memphis, with minor structural impact but panic and debris. An accident in Missouri noted one death as storms caused flooding and redistributed traffic in downtown areas.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Athass City
Weather Bureau
Dam
Three Inquiries Under Way Connected With Building Collapse
United Press reports three investigations opened after a building collapse in New York. The wreck killed at least seven people, two of them women, as debris and a broken water main trapped occupants and caused flooding in the basement. Officials examine causes including a possible explosion and structural failure at the Taxient company offices.
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United Press
New York
Thesesian
Taxient
Sud
Bank Closed by Order of Missouri Official
The Missouri official order shut the bank amid listed officials and figures. A terse report notes Grain, president, and other named officials connected to the affairs. Further details appear on page two of the same bulletin.
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Missouri
Ateoe
Morayia Silesia Floods Claim Several Lives
Fragmented report details flood disasters in Morayia and Silesia with multiple casualties and ongoing rescue efforts. Errors and garbled text obscure precise numbers and locations, but the piece notes rivers and testing phases amid continuing weather-related damage.
Local Secretary Row Sparks Debate Across Chicago
A fragmented OCR item mentions officials and tensions in Chicago politics. References to heads of secretaries, petitions, and media figures suggest a dispute over appointments and public access. No clear dates or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
Heavier Levee Strain Presses New Orleans Area Floods
Severe river crest pressures threaten levees below New Orleans as Mississippi rises. Crews cap embankments from Cape Anglais to the Crescent, evacuations continue in northeastern Louisiana while boats aid coast rescues and state flood machinery holds boundaries.
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Ian Feathers
Louisiana
New Orleaniver
Helcombe
Hoover Ami
West Bank
Har Operate
Bebefe
The
Crescent
New Orleans
Hood
Baton Rouse
Sid Sweatier
Donaudyonville
City
Caernarvon
Stata
Tivoe
Twentieth Annual Meet of Catholic Central Society Opens Today
The Catholic Central Society of Wisconsin hosts its twentieth annual meet at Memorial Hall with a joint convention of the Ss league of Wisconsin. Delegates arrive for solemn mass by Msgr Feosuds and a sermon by Fr Brieg. Mayors Armstrong and Donohue attend plus addresses by A Kunkel.
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Catholic Central Society
Catholic Central Soceiety
Wisconsin
Ss League of
Sebastian G. Messmer
Dd. D
Milwaukee
St. Francis
High Officials Travel Through Watered Woods in Steamer Crash
A steamer attempt crashes through a wooded riverbank sending officials including Heaver, Davis, and Parker into danger. The incident disrupts a conference as passengers are thrown into the river and wounded witnesses describe the chaotic scene.
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H.W. Lewis
Piess
Natelez
Davis
Mager
Tienes
Adiwin
Cnet
Army
Geders
Mresassspor
Joan Mo Parker
Heaver
Fragmented OCR civic notes unclear
The readable content is garbled with stray letters and words. No clear event, person, or organization can be identified for a concise news summary.
Kresge Petition For Decree Fails To Reach Publicity
A garbled court notice reports that a Kresge petition for a decree failed to receive publicity and faced procedural hurdles. The fragment references county clerk actions and ongoing legal steps, with unclear dates or parties due to damaged text.
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Kresge
Canadian delegate says no world wheat pool now
At the international wheat pool conference in Kansas City, D. L. Smith of the Canadian Cooperative Wheat Producers said there is no present purpose to form a world wheat pool. Delegates will use the session for free discussion of marketing problems and to improve efficiency for producers.
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Kansas City
International Wheat Pool
World Wheat Pool
D. L. Smith
Canadian Cooperative Wheat Producers
Smith
Althoud
R. MM. Mahone
Manitoba
Fie
E Miler
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