Gettysburg Memorial Day trip honors Coolidge at battlefield
President Coolidge visited Gettysburg Pa for Memorial Day ceremonies touring the national cemetery and addressing veterans amid a civic parade. He departed Washington by train with Mrs Coolidge and aides and will stay about one and a half hours before returning tonight.
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Gift of Million and Half for Metallurgical Research Accepted
Madison reports the executive committee of the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents has accepted a gift of one and a half million dollars for metallurgical research. The fund from the Steel Founders Research Group provides 500000 annually for three years for equipment, tests, and experimentation expenses. Harold S. Fath, Milwaukee, chairs the group. Secretary Riccaffrey announced acceptance and noted the College of Arts and Culture and College of Engineering will support state manufacturers and businesses in research projects.
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Milwaukee
College of Art
Culture
Wisconsin
College of Engineerire
In Jail For Pains Of Trying To Solve Murder
Chicago tied to a year old slaying near Prairie Queen Wisconsin involving Ciara Olson. Guibert claimed a correct story but officers found no substantial evidence. Erdman Olson, hunted for the Olson murder, was said to be killed to deflect suspicion. authorities found no proof Guibert was ever there.
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Ciara Olson
Prairie Gueen
Wisconsin
Erdman Olson
Gilbert
Crewford County Authoriies
Wehee
Former Oshkosh Man Seeks Milwaukee Sheriff Seat
A former Oshkosh resident announces candidacy for Milwaukee County sheriff. The candidate, once a deputy under a previous administration, contends for the Democratic nomination in the fall election.
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Oshkosh
Milwaukee County
Senate cheers for Dawes as Congress adjourns
Washington reports the Senate ended a tense session amid cheers for Vice President Dawes while Republicans hailed the tax cuts and the administration’s campaign material. Major actions included passage of a $222 million tax reduction bill, a Navy bill for fifteen new cruisers and an aircraft carrier, and various measures on food control, post rates, and public works.
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Balkan unrest sparks anti Italian protests across Belgrade
Amid Balkan tensions the Belgrade region sees intensified anti Italian demonstrations with gendarmes patrolling Sarajevo and Belgrade. Reports claim Italy demands satisfaction for the protests while police fire warnings. cabinet instability and potential resignation circulate as outbreaks of violence and demonstrations continue across Jugoslav territories.
Balloon race training flight over Pittsburgh
The Los Angeles trained at 3 a m bound west to Pittsburgh for the afternoon national balloon races. Commanded by Lieut. Com. G Rosendahl with a Lakehurst crew, the mission would depend on visibility and aims to cruise for several hours over the race field before returning to its station tonight.
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St Louis Wins Over Pirates In Morning Memorial Game
St Louis pitchers limited Pittsburgh to eighteen hits and built a 10 to 1 victory in the Memorial game. The Pirates yielded eleven runs in a one sided morning affair as St Louis claimed the win.
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Graves Decorated in French World War Memorial Services
American graves from all wars are honored in ceremonies across France Belgium Great Britain and other lands General John J Pershing urged an antiwar treaty as a memorial The Paris and London observances featured officials diplomats and wreaths at key cemeteries including Surennes and St Margarets St Joseph and the American Cathedral American and British officials led memorials amid ceremonies for thousands of fallen soldiers and veterans in multiple locations
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Belgium
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St. Sfikfel World War Cemetery
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Paris
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London
Britain
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Nationalists capture Padms in south of North Capital
CAPTURE PAOTINGFU Shanghai China The nationalists in the demie up the Pek mig Hankew cad on the ci of Penmg have captured Padms mi stravegiesi poi les south of the north CIT Capal.
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Campaign Log on Presidential Endorsement Battles in WV
West Virginia campaign log details Republican and Democratic contests for presidential endorsements. Goff and Hoover vie for the GOP nomination while Smith leads Reed in the Democratic race by a small margin. The House adjourns after ordering a full investigation of campaign expenses for president and VP candidates. New York State Republican Women threaten to revolt if Hoover is not the GOP nominee.
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Herbert Hoover
Alfred E Smith
James A Reed
House’ of Representatives
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Goff Favours Hoover In West Virginia Primary Returns
In Charleston West Virginia Republican presidential voting shows Guy D. Goff ahead of Hoover though only 56 of 262 precincts reported. Counts listed 26262 for Goff and 35198 for Hoover with slow returns. New York Governor Al Smith leads Democratic race over James A Reed with 16162 to 43822 across 479 precincts. Balloting delayed by a heavy ballot as county boards reopen today. Wood County reports minimal returns. Seventy three delegates split with nineteen for the Republicans and sixteen for the Democrats to national conventions.
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al Shuth
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
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Reed
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Kansas City
Houston
Democrate Party
Search plans formed for lost Italia dirigible near Spitzbergen
Oslo reports that six agencies prepare a coordinated search for the Italia dirigible believed lost near Spitzbergen. Despite Italian requests to delay, authorities plan from Bergen with air support and a base setup in Berlin as part of a wider government effort led by Captain Ruser-Larsen.
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Censured report of lynching near Marshall Missouri
A hazing incident along the highway between Marshall and Sedalia occurred in May. An officer reported a body found in a tree line near the highway and coroner officials conducted a body assessment. Local authorities investigated the apparent lynching of a Black man.
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Wisconsin Weather Forecast For Thursday Through Friday
Wisconsin and Upper Michigan forecast shows showers or thunderstorms possible tonight and Thursday. Cooler in the southeast, with fair to partly cloudy conditions elsewhere and variable winds from the northwest to northeast.
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Wisconsin Honors War Dead In Memorial Day Observances
From Milwaukee to Madison Wisconsin observed Memorial Day with grave decorations, speeches, prayers and benedictions. Veterans groups joined in tributes as flags were displayed and graves decked across many cemeteries. Parades and local services planned with ideal weather. The state reflected on contributions in the civil war Spanish American war and World War II era while some citizens sought leisure, picnics and dances.
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New Haven Riot Erupts As 200 Students Rampage
In New Haven Connecticut hundreds of Vale students rioted during an about two hour clash with police. Bricks, eggs and missiles pelted officers and the chief of police office. police then moved to the campus, dispersing the crowd with twenty patrolmen on duty.
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Pershing warns against war in graveside Paris address
General John J. Pershing told French and American listeners at St Mantel cemetery that war is not a path to national greatness. He urged peace by banning war as an instrument of power, citing Kellogg proposals and urging simple agreements among leading powers. He noted over 160 undisturbed American graves in France and described memorial services at Suresnes Mont Valerien Romagne sous Montfaucon and Belleau Wood with ambassador Herrick and other dignitaries offering wreaths and tributes.
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Oshkosh Pays Reverence to Honored Dead
Oshkosh paused to honor the nations departed heroes with closed shops and flag ceremonies. A Riverside park procession, cemetery services, and a G A R program were planned with Daughters of Veterans and Women's Relief Corps leading flowers on the Fox River and a speech by D Allen at Riverside Cemetery.
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Unknown Soldier Selection for National Honor at Rowenage Cemetery
An account from Omaha describes how the remains of unknown soldiers were chosen for national honors. It details arrangements at Rowonne (Rowragne) cemetery in France, the seven bodies placed in a row, and one empty coffin used to conceal transfers under Major Harsord supervision to prevent tracing. Some soldiers returned to America for burial while others were interred in Romagne. Taggart planned a visit to Washington's tomb in time.
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