Complaint Registered Against Japs Amid International Tensions
A scattered report cites protests and warnings from Chinese officials about Japanese aggression around Nanking and Shantung. It notes efforts toward direct negotiations and mentions Geneva and the League of Nations urging peace and council responses. A special meeting is called to address issues threatening international peace and good understanding between nations.
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Geneva
Cheng Loh
Council of the Lease of Nations
F Ue
Japan
League
Mer
Airship Lands On Deck of an Atlantic Liner
A historic airship contact event is reported as the airship landed on the deck of an Atlantic liner. Details describe the sudden maneuver and crew actions to secure the vessel and calm passengers during the unexpected sight.
Notable Confusion Over Gordon’s Return Prospects
unclear text fragment mentions Gordon and potential return uncertainty. no verifiable events or identities beyond scattered words. cannot determine a coherent news item from the readable excerpt.
Gideons Behind Bible Program Aids Benefit
A fragmented notice mentions a Gideons Bible program with an aid effort. It references a 59 cent price, a 680 process, and a sought 1000 more Bibles to support room seating, with unclear local details.
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Chicago Bick Aces
Clothing manufacturers pledge to protect workers and properties
Fragmentary text shows clothing manufacturers ready to protect workers and property amid concerns of moral decline. The disjointed lines mention universal decline in morals and protective measures, but lack clear names, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REANY
IX Hour Work Day Recommended in Cleveland
Fragmentary text from Cleveland mentions an IX hour work day proposal and recommendations. The readable lines reference a discussion among workers or advocates and hint at broader labor reform themes. The source's broken phrasing limits precise details about parties or dates.
Four Arrested in Pembine Bootlegging Raid Falls Short
Police raided four locations in Marinette County Wisconsin on Thursday morning. Four men were arrested including Charles Stevekin, Charles Youths, James Nemecek, and Herbert Sterling, and officers seized a quantity of illicit alcohol.
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Marinette
Wis
Hursda
Oqrcarahi
Pembine
M. E
Charles Stevekin
Charles Youths
James Nemecek
Herbert Sterling
Campaign Developments at Houston Delegates Convention
Report outlines mixed signals from Nebraska and California delegates. A prominent southern Democrat reportedly agreed to head a third party movement, with details undisclosed as Gov Al Smith and other leaders navigate party unity.
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Nebraska
al Smtit
Houston
Farman Colby
Reeds
California
AGT Argument on Immortality Sparks Debate
Fragmentary notes show discussions in Washington on immortality and the soul. Figures like Sir Arthur Heiti and Oliver Lodee are linked to the debate, touching on mercy and human care as central themes in the dispute.
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Lodge
Washington, D. C—D
Ren
Oliver Lodee
Emmoerci
Fontaine resigns from Wisconsin Republican post
Green Bay Wis P A Fontaine, manager of the regular Republican campaign for Wisconsin presidential delegates, has resigned from that post. He announced the move today and called a conference of state committees. The endorsement and adoption of candidates were discussed.
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Green Bar
Wis
P.A. B Fontaine
Repub— Hean
Wisconsin Presijal
Owt An- Cemsri
Pontsine Todey
GiGees
Butterworth Moline Elected President of Ghanber of Commerce
Butterworth Moline elected president of the Ghanber of Commerce. He succeeds President Howes El Pierson who did not stand for re election. Directors listed include WC Cracker Burrus Dallas Ten Crease and Frederic.
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Butterworth
Moline
Ghanber OF Commerce
Cam-ps Af
Chicago
Chatman
Butterwenh
Smachinery
Pres.dent Hows EL Pierson
Sarge
WC. Cracker
Burrus
Dallas
Tent Crease
Frederic
Two Men Die in Gunfight at Unknown Location
Report states two men died after a gunfight involving Canen and a federal counse. Jon o Dicer a BSrshs ake hospat fai ty for lewest ihe com. Canen and Gry oticer are named in the fragmentary account with unclear affiliations.
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Canen
Federal Counse
Jon
Explosion Destroys Store and Nearby Buildings
A blast ripped through a Bonzes area leaving a store and several adjacent buildings wrecked. Emergency crews report a single explosions incident with extensive property damage and ongoing investigations into the cause.
Aviator Missing After Flight Crash Near Mona
Reports from Montevideo say an American aviator named O'Ney disappeared for hours while attempting a flight from Fiomanopos to Porto Alegre. A report in La Prensa notes a serious injury and that the aircraft was erected after the crash near Mona.
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Buenos Aires
Mona
Montevideo
la Prensa Today
O' Ney
Fiomanopos
Porto Alegre
Cleveland Girl Ready to Fly Across Atlantic
Cleve land girl prepared for trans Atlantic flight with Wes and others listed as part of the crew. plans mentioned include a start around 2 30 and a stop at Paris with field references and dates in August.
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Cleveland
Atlantic
Giant radio industry monopoly charged by senator
A report details a major anti trust case against a radio industry giant accused by a senator of maintaining a monopoly. The allegations center on restricted competition and expansion strategies tied to key firms in the sector.
Local man ends life at grave of his son
A distressed individual killed himself at the grave site of his son. Officials report a troubled motive connected to the son's grave. The incident occurred near the family’s residence with emergency crews assisting at the scene.
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Self
Weather and local notices from Minnesota forecast
Fragmentary OCR notes report temperatures and conditions for area lakes and towns, with mentions of Upper Lakes, Porilon, and central weather remarks. References to daily observations, tides, and forecast timing for a Saturday. No clear events or persons definitively named.
Lindbergh Won't Talk About Ford Meeting
New York dispatch says Col Charles A. Lindbergh refused to discuss his conferences with Henry Ford and Edsel Ford at Detroit and the return to Curtis Field after a conventional trip. He was tying his Ryan monoplane and was accompanied by Capt. P.B. Weems.
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New York
Charles Agh Voday
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Curtisfield
LX J
Detrois
Mich
PB. Vy
H. Weems
Italia Driven Back By Snow After Polar Fight
A polar expedition faced severe weather including a forty hour fight over the snow and wind. The party returned after seven hours due to bed weather conditions, docking at Himes Bay base.
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Italia
Kings Bar
Spitzbergen
Levi
Rigs Bay
Himes Bay
Speeches Open Federal Conference In Wisconsin Meeting
The annual meeting of the Federal professional women's group in Eau Claire Wisconsin opened with speeches and reports. About 200 delegates attended as Katherine Crosse served as treasurer and addressed the gathering in Racine.
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da Crosse
Wis
St Wisters
Federa Professional Women’s
Katherine Crosse
Fiate
Ter
F Racine
Tomr
Eight Chinese Arrested Over Opium Case in Milwaukee
Police report arrests of eight Chinese men in Milwaukee tied to an opium distribution case. Authorities say investigations continue as charges are prepared.
Dairy Tariff Debate Prompts Producer Submissions
In a Tuesday hearing, dairy producers submitted comments urging relief or reform of tariffs. Advocates warn current duties harm pricing and market access while opponents press for trade protections to shield domestic milk supplies.
Walter Agen Wing Bruttsch Champion GHP
The British Open crowned Walter Agen Wing Bruttsch as champion, with thousands at the eighteenth green cheering his third title in a row. Gene Sarazen provided strong competition as spectators applauded the dramatic final, amid final-day excitement and a high scoring high-stakes finish.
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Walter Haeen
Acu
Amerwa
Parron
George Durtean
Lampat
Aged Man at Lod: Killed by Freight
Fragmentary OCR notes report an aged man killed by a freight incident at a lodge. Survivors or related details are unreadable, with garbled lines and missing context.
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Lod
Ill Health Believed Cause of Death in Local Scene
A man was found dead by hanging in his home after a dinner at his residence. Authorities indicate ill health is the believed cause, with no signs of foul play observed at the scene. The incident is under local investigation as a possible suicide.
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Harris
Nicolz Sansenelli
Fidae
Benito Mussolini
Jiats
Washington, D.C
Coolidge
White House
Fidze
Milwaukee
Giese
Dé Aris
Tus
Third Special Session of Legislature Seems to Be the Possibility
A Wisconsin legal article discusses the potential for a third special session to address university funding and appropriations. It notes court actions over the Wisconsin building corporation and a test of constitutional validity of the tax used to borrow from teacher funds for university construction.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Supreme Cours
Universal Corporation
University Memory Union
William F. Tannan
Milwaukee
Guy ©. Loomis
Kenosha Schasis
State
Teachers’ Association
Ran
Willam F. Hannan
Wisconsin Building Corporation
Fire Supreme Court
Easity
Crowgn iGuy J
Boney
Hannan
Loomis
Sueh Court
Senate
Hus
House
Board of Regents
Egisia
UN Sity
Iyalewins
Milwaukee lawyers may face disbarment action
Reported by The Journal indications point to multiple Milwaukee lawyers cited for disbarment suspected of professional misconduct. The case involves scrutiny by the Supreme Court with investigators examining charges connected to recent ambulance related issues and alleged licensure abuses. The outcome awaits further judicial action and potential sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humber
Milwaukee
Milustaker
Gary
Cannon
Tobacco Stance Tightens on Methodist Ministers
A church rule restricts ministers from tobacco use in any form, reflecting a doctrinal call to abstain and uphold propriety among clergy. The guidance reinforces temperance norms within the regional Methodist community and echoes broader moral expectations for church leaders.
Further Promotion of Reforestation to Be Asked of Solons
An academy session criticizes American foreign policy as inadequate and urges renewed focus on reforestation efforts. The discussion notes government estimates and marks the counter as advancing a stance that portrays weaker nations as backward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solons
America
Academy
Senate Debates Tax Reduction Bill as House Discusses Retirement Plan
Senate continues debate on a tax reduction bill while a House panel weighs an emergency retirement bill for officers. An investigative subcommittee probes Curt and Hoover matters in naval affairs.
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Unce
Senate
Curt.s
Hoover
Aazels
Naval
HOUSE
Milwaukee Assessed Values Rise Ahead of 1820 Forecast
Milwaukee officials predict city property could exceed 1 billion dollars by 1820 as investigations continue. In 1927 the assessment stood at 899 million and experts expect annual gains around 50 million dollars, signaling steady value growth.
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Milwaukee
Annwasker
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