Hoosiers given fine horoscope
Indiana focus on national politics with Senator Watson and Albert Beveridge at the Republican state convention. Watson cautions on tariffs and taxes while urging an aggressive campaign, praising the Harding administration and opposing Democratic waste. Beveridge stakes a platform aligned with progress, supporting tax cuts and tariff reform.
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Fred G. Johnston
Lnited
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
United Aistes
Tnsing
Stepullinan
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry New
Beveridge
Tadiana
Harding
Tadianapolis
Walston
Indiana
Senate
Roesch
Watron
Talana
Washington
Watson
Ila
United
Albert 7
Wini
Pressi
Milwaukee faith healer linked to Green Bay widow swindle
A Milwaukee woman, famed as a faith healer, faces swindling charges tied to a Green Bay widow reputedly wealthy. Detectives and Brown County District Attorney Carl F. Young shadowed the Milwaukee suspect as securities and cash vanished during a scheme that spanned Chicago meetings and travel.
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Associated Press
Miwaukee
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Carl F. Young
Brown County
Young
Sollee
Chicago
Leaders Will Not Wait Longer for Harding Guidance
Republican Senate committee members authorized Senator McCumber to convene a full committee meeting later this week to act on the soldiers bonus bill. Leaders refuse to wait for President Harding's guidance, with Chairman McCumber saying he will try to bring the measure to the committee again this week.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Nanice Committee
McCumber
Harding
McCunther
Himaut
Blaine proposes rural credits department at Federal Reserve
Governor J I Blaine of Wisconsin urged creating a dedicated rural credits division within the Federal Reserve to aid small nonmember banks pass collateral quickly. He argued current gaps push funds to large centers, hindering Wisconsin farmers and businesses and wasting state money on speculative ventures.
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Associated Prose
Madison
Federal Resere Banking Pa Stern
J. I. Blaine
Wisconsin
Federal Reserve System
Blaine
Tragic Gas Pocket Kills Five In Milwaukee Sewer Shaft
United Press reports a gas pocket in a Milwaukee sewer shaft claimed three city firefighters and two sewer workers. Six rescuers and two workers were seriously hurt as pumps failed and gas fumes hampered efforts. John Schleck was among the dead. others named include Andrew Peterson and Edward Jaroch. Emergency personnel battled five feet of water as bodies were brought to the surface.
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United Press
Milwaukee
John Schleck
John Rehleck
Twe
Lst
Andrew Peterson
Thomer Aresnahan
Jons Kolbert
Willan Hendricks
Fire Rescue Squad
Edward Jaroch
Fire Department
Gae Minaks
One American Left in British Amateur Golf Championship
Edward Van Vinck of Garden City club was eliminated by J. Wilson of Prestwick, 2 up and 1 to play. John Anderson of Riwanoy stands as the only American to advance, after Anderson defeated Whigham of Prestwick this morning and Hughreys of Stourbridge this afternoon.
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Associated Prosy
Prestwick
Scroland
Edward van Vinck
Garden City Club
J. Wilson
Sraves John (Anderson
Riwanoy
Gurngor Ariflerson
Whigham
Huphreys
Stourbridge
Irish roundup fails to check terrorism in Belfast tram attack
Belfast reports a dramatic raid as armed assailants attacked a tram, spraying it with flammable agent and igniting it. The tram car was destroyed and six bombs were reportedly hurled elsewhere, amid ongoing sectarian violence and mass internment concerns.
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Proma
Belfast
Evan
Alan Penners
Etrent
Ulster
Business Leaders See Boost From Freight Rate Cut
Chicago leaders declare a 10 percent freight rate cut by the Interstate Commerce Commission will lift business. J. E. White of Armour & Co says it lowers distribution costs and supports normal prices, while James Simpson of Marshall Field & Co says railroads must cut expenses to match rates. C. H. Markham of Illinois Central notes more movement of local commodities, and that reductions should aid shipping and long term efficiency.
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United Prensa
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. E. White
Armour & Co
Busines Tt To & Move
James ‘Simpson
Marshall Field & Co
Armer
Penana
Railroad Labor Board
C. H. Markham
Tiinaia Central Railrroad
United Press
Mermalcy
Illinoi Central
Jabher Beard
New York
Interstate Commerce Cotominaton
New York Central
New Haven
Chicago & al
Louin
Alton
Pittsburg
Went
Virginia
Lake Gria
Commission
Woman Fined and Sentenced for Drunk Driving
Minneapolis report states Mrs. Agnes Penn received a 310 fine and 90 days in the workhouse for operating a vehicle while drunk. It marks the first time a woman faced such a charge in police court, with authorities framing the verdict as a crackdown on drunken motorists.
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United Preaw
Minneapolis
Agnes Penn
Seren
Martin Dinsberk
Peni
Wheat Collapse as May Contracts Fail in Market Selloff
New York trade eyes freight rate reductions as wheat futures slide sharply. May delivery contracts plunge while shorts lead selling, with prices dropping to about 142% of current month value and a flood of May deliveries expected as sellers rush to close.
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Chicago
Erid
Shorts
Rhorta
Ween Genha
Diosa
Jnhorta
Enyora
Holla
Miesouri
Tuendey
Chicaro
Oshkosh stock sale hearing on Prudential Trust case
A detailed hearing addressed the stock sale and merger plans involving the Oshkosh Tractor company and the La Crosse Tractor company. Attendees included C. Casey and D. FuLainusaen. Plans envisioned stock sales, factory construction, and equipment transfers, but the project stalled after permits were granted, delaying a ruling.
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Oubkosh ‘Tractor Company
la Crosse Tretor Company
Tate
Harding Signs Bill for War Fraud Probe
President Harding signed the measure approving $500,000 requested by Attorney General Daugherty to investigate and prosecute war fraud cases.
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Harding
Bill
Ailtad Pram
Washington
Harding Thiay
Daugherty
Daugherty Faces Senate Shadowing Claims by Senators
Washington Attorney General Daugherty orders Secret Service to curb alleged harassment of senators. Senator Caraway of Arkansas renews attack over Charlen W Marge’s Atlanta penitentiary case and war fraud cover, calling for vindication and an investigation into witnesses who could reveal shadowing of service members.
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Tnstad Prepa
Washington
Daugherty
Caraway
Arkhansar
Charlen W Marge
Atlanta
Racine tax driver killed in collision with street car
Richard Carlson, a tax driver, died after his cab collided with a street car on Veer Boulevard. Cartoon’s mother was a passenger on the street car. Carlson’s brothers had earlier died in separate railroad incidents.
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Racine
Racion
Richard Carlson
Veer Boulevard
H. H. Latkmann
Chicago
Cartoon
Imrs William Blizzard Testifies For Defense
William Blizzard, a defendant in a county case, testifies on his own behalf while details about the march and his organization’s role are reviewed. Rhett Martin and others provide background as Mrs Blizzard and associates discuss the event’s context and aims.
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Imrs
William Blizzard
Ten Sailors Killed in U Boat Collision Near Sasnitz
A German battleship and the submarine STK collided during night maneuvers near Sasnitz. Ten sailors on board were killed in the incident.
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Anant
Ted Prva Bertin
Hanover
STK En
Sasnitz
Oshkosh School Teachers Named For Coming Year
The Oshkosh public schools list the teachers engaged for the coming year on page 16. A board of education meeting from last evening is summarized on page 2. An opening announcement concerns the new home building funded by City National Home Bank.
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Oshkosh
Board of Education
Nat Homa! Bank Io
Om Gage
Reductions Ten Percent On Average
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered freight rate cuts averaging about ten percent across regions with 14 percent in the East, 13 4 percent in the West, and 12 4 percent in the South and mountain Pacific areas. The changes, effective July 3, aim to stabilize business conditions as railways earn a fair return on property. Only two commissioners dissented.
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Associated Praga
Washington
Inter State Commerce Commission
Western Territory
Southern
Mountain Pacific
Todlay
Lewis and Coz
McChord
Tinois
Tavien Viets
Saater
Tris
VaeiNe Grouna
Lakes Route Artery Declared Essential by Gov Allen
Gov Henry J. Allen, in a debate with Gov Nathan L. Miller before the Illinois Manufacturers Association, called the St. Lawrence seaway project a vital transportation artery. He argued it would raise grain values and move cargo for eighteen states near lake ports, despite opposing views on trade and ship operation.
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Chicago
Hkl
Goev
Henry J. Allen
St. Lawree Seaway
Widdlie West
Gow
Nathan L. Miter
New York
Illinois
Miler
Cmunk
Muerated Hig
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Deliy Paper and Pulp Company
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