No Connection Between Moscow Rumors and Finnish Paper Editor
Superior editor Henry Joski of The Tremes denies rumors that Henry Askeli resigned to please Moscow. Joski says the resignation was personal and that The Tremes has no ties to Moscow or Soviet influence. The paper remains Finnish aimed, now printing English-Finnish issues with 5,000 stockholders backing its operations.
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Associated Press
Wis
Hienry Joski
United States
Henry Askeli
Moscow
Mir Joski
Askeli
Askell
Red
Tysnes
Toandei
Court hears new questioning in Shenandoah disaster probe
Naval court at Lakehurst, New Jersey, continued hearings into the Shenandoah airship disaster led by Capt Antox Helnen. Testimony indicated many crew members knew why the disaster occurred and that officials approved changes to the ships automatic valve system. The most startling claim blamed Captain Zachary Mendgdowne for the catastrophe.
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Gis Associated Press
Lakehurst
Abdic
Naval Court
Antox Helnen
Evers
Heinen
Cosstander Zachary
Mendgdowne
Lansdowne
Training of teachers in special branches being contemplated
Madison reports outline state normal schools to offer new training tracks under the board of regents. Proposals include uniform entrance requirements and curricula with bachelor of education under the new law. Ten proposed specialized departments are listed across nine normal schools with data due after February 1.
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Associated Press
Madison
Board of Regents
Milwaukee
Epe
Cial
Industral
Platteville
Oshkosh
River Falls
Superior
Wwhitewater
Nome Economics
Stevens Point
la Crosse
Schoor
Auto fatalities per year in nations and cities
AP report notes a global rise in fatal auto crashes with 145 deaths per 108 000 in one region and 17 400 deaths in 158 American cities from automobile accidents in 1924. It compares England Wales Scotland New Zealand Canada and the United States with high fatality rates.
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Associated Press
Geveland
America
Eng
Land and Wales
Scotland
New Zealand
Canada
Amo
Highway safety council to address traffic signs and controls
The National Safety Council prepared statistics showing traffic near two per hour in the county as the Fourteenth Annual congress opens on Monday September 7. Speakers include D L T Dublin of New York reporting on the statistical committee, B W James from Washington on street and highway signs and standardization, M G Eiarige on traffic control systems, Major Thomas M Aten on pavement markings, and F E Rogers from Lansing on construction of equipment for flight?
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Tor
Nxaonal Safety Council
D. L. T. Dublin
New Y York
National Council
B. W. James
Division of Design
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
Torrard
M. G. Eiarige
Washington, D.C
Thomas MH. Aten
Fire and Police
Memphis
Tean
F.E. Rogers
Complewon
Lansing, Mich
Why We Were In A Drivers License Lax Debate
Chicago speaker HL WJ Lueck of the state auto association discusses the drivers license system. Brown, president of the N State Auto mobile association, outlines concerns about non traffic street hazards.
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Wars
WJ Lueck
Chicago
C.a
Brown
State Automobile Association
State DAR Opens Twenty-Ninth Conference in Madison
The Dauaghters of the American Revolution launch their 29th state conference in Madison with remarks by Mrs. F E. Feer and Wayne Cook president general of the national society. Delegates and committees outlined a day of sessions a luncheon and reception with over 199 registered attendees and near 219 expected. The event included speeches by Wisconsin leaders and a postponement announced for tomorrow's site marking ceremony.
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Associated Press
Madteon
Sire. F. FE
Mee
Asmar Wayne Cook
Rallonel ‘Society
Hese
Ram
Glenn Frenje
Fersly
Wisconsin
Harey
Oramorrow
D. A
Canadian horses rounded up to provide meat
Regina reports a Saskatchewan syndicate planned to gather about 52,000 horses across western Canada for meat to supply France and other European countries. George Postman led the venture, aiming to buy all types of horses lacking organic diseases and capture roaming stock from southern Saskatchewan ranges.
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Regina
Sask
Western Canada
Quarte
France
George Postmans
Syndiere
Postman Sa
Saskatchewan
Wea
Boeavis
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