Wisconsin Voters Face Wide Open Primary Contests
Milwaukee dispatch reports Wisconsin primaries decide nominations for all state offices and endorsements. Republicans clash over four way senatorial choices while Democrats weigh between Avéylward and Schmite for governor and face cross-party pressures amid a light, unsettled vote across Milwaukee and state districts.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Isaac Ten William H. Horton
Samuel al Cook
B. McGovern
United States
Stephenson
Desmourais
Neal Brown
Melvin A. Hoyt
James O. Davidson
Joan Avéylward
Adulph J. Schmite
Eventh
Congressouin Folin J. Jenkins
Irvine L. Lenrnot
Gustav A. Kuestermann
Edward S. Minar
Amecessany
Milkee County
Davidson
Aylward
Milwaukee County
Milwauke Ly
Povernor
Primar
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Davide Lanrost
Sennon Follette
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Dane County
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Baltimore Financier Shot at Asbury Park Survives
Mrs. W. S. Williams describes the Atlantic City boardwalk shooting of Charles B. Roberts Jr. in a Baltimore drawing room, calling it a pure robbery attempt. She says neither she nor Roberts recognized the voice of the masked assailant and defends alibis of her husband and brother while denying others were involved.
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Longe Green
Baltimore County
GG. Willaims
Sherlock Swann
Detais
Charles B. Roberts Jr
Atlantic City
Pure Williams
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Mrs. Williamg
M Hus
Long Green
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Chicago
Ming
Wisconsin city officials to attend Whiton League convention
Special to the Northwestern reports Oronmnowoe Wisconsin September 1 as the annual Formtion of the Whiton League of Municipalities meets Wednesday. The gatherings grow in importance aiding municipal government and aiding officials to handle complex problems. The program includes a public affairs talk by Prof B H Meyer on public service corporations and illustrated features by noted experts. The Business Men's association plans social events to encourage broad attendance from city officers across the state.
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Wis
Whiton League of Municipalities
Atate
Wisconsin
Pubne Twulles
B. H. Meyer
Ralkscad Come Iwiseien
Madison
Poblie Service Corporation
Railroad Commission
Meyer
Business Men's Association
Oeonermower Wi
Tengue
Fire at Davis Medary Plant in La Crosse Wis
Big blaze at the tannery of Davis Medary & Plant in La Crosse Wisconsin was brought under control by three o'clock after partial destruction. Officials estimate the loss may run from ninety thousand to one hundred forty thousand dollars once ruins are surveyed.
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Associated: Press
la Crange
Wis
Davis, Medary
Port Meira
Do O R. Hollenbeck
The
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P. Michaate
Sarr
Senator Foraker
Willson
Ietstucky
Paroty
Pennsylvan Ani
Robert W. Hunter
Twenty-Seven Die in Sea Disaster and Gale
Severe gale sweeps the channel as the British bark Amazon wrecks near Uett. Only five of thirty-two crew survive while bodies wash ashore. Portsmouth reports rough trips for steamers. the steamer Fem lands passengers from Houogne after gale delays. The island steamer Vorn Jean runs ashore near Fhoose Point and the crew is landed.
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Amazon
Uettroport
Portsmouth
Fem
Houtogne
Dante
Folkestone
Barry
Vorn Jean
Lordon
Fhoose Point
Veterans View Parade Highlights Wartime Memorials
A large crowd in Toledo and nearby towns watched parades and ceremonies honoring veterans and the Fort Meigs dedication. Officials from Ohio Kentucky and Pennsylvania attended as a granite shaft at Perryburg was unveiled to mark the battle’s memory amid warm weather and pageantry.
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Pittsburg
Department of the Potomac
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Atlanta
Washington’ State
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Mounted Police
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Company of
Polismericans
Perrysburg
Melis
Perryshurs
Foledy
Ohio
Kentucky
Fort Meigs
Telello
Huby
Montreal
Quebec
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Young American Actress Wows New York In Dainty Comedy
A new American actress, Miss Burke, captivates opening season at the Lycee theater with Love Witches a comedy by Gladys Singer. Her charm, singing, and stage presence win strong applause from audiences and critics, signaling a bright career ahead despite early nerves.
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Mise Gladys Singer
Sarche
Etrl
Corie
Ielirin
Meyer
Bobbert
Railroad Wreck Disrupts Transcontinental Service
A major railroad wreck and washouts crippled passenger traffic along the line from Winniped to Fort Wie Liam, stranding nearly 11,000 travelers and delaying eastern mail for sixty hours. Officials report widespread flood damage with two washouts near Kenning and Dereptlott, and crews work to repair the damaged track to resume service.
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Traleny
Sual Fort Wieliam
Pharr
Rafhaay Amen
Winnipen
Silturday
Morehey
Pulite
Psco
Acl
Grey
Ponent
Ada
Merelit Trevelord
Lonrhits
Kkennig
Gil
Thist
Company Told to Pay 8000 Damages in Wisconsin Case
A Madison court orders the La Crouse company to pay 8000 dollars after a judgment for damages. The ruling involves John Engler of Fountain City who sought a new trial, with the Supreme Court eyeing the outcome.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wiscon- Ain
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Tohn Engler
Fountain City
Joe Crever
Har Vigeth
Supreme Court
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Standard Oil Case Hearing Adjourned to Thursday
New York Sept 1 The government lawsuit to dissolve the Standard Oil Co was adjourned until Thursday by agreement of counsel. The hearing resumed today in the federal action but was postponed to a later date.
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Dinsolve Company
Associated Press
New York
United States
Rain Checks Forest Fires In Bay Area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rainfall discussions and forest fire conditions in the Bay Area with mentions of Atlanta and Alpena. The readable fragments reference mid September timing and central region concerns, noting rain and fire status updates.
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Ted Frens
Atlanta
Voter turnout climbs in primaries with scattered ward totals
Reported returns show higher total ballots cast than two years ago though many voters remained undecided. In several wards turnout varied. numbers include 2097 in one area and 1682 overall, with Nord ward counts noted and comparisons to spring elections.
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New Police Officer Appointment Reported
A meeting of the board of police and fire commissioners approved the appointment of a new police officer. The action was recorded in the official minutes, noting Henry Olmatead took the role in place of Wyke Con.
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Nolice
Cerum Feetonens Bandayeve
Vermont and Michigan Primaries News in Vermont Vote
Voters head to polls across Vermont for the annual state election with governor and state officers on the ballot. In Michigan and Nebraska primary battles loom as campaigns race toward nominating contests amid heavy turnout and late results.
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Vremont
Michigan
Nebraska
White River Junction
Newport
James E. Burke
Bureington
Independence League
Roversyr
Cuimby Backue
Independance
Wergnek
Wink
Prouty
Élngtian
Iysideris
Ehetian
Akiyor Burke
Ebrete
Michlegan
Detroit
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Michigan Savera Fave
Nymianien
Junius
Uradiey
Fred M. Werner
Horatio
Earl
Lawton
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Mason
Democrats In-Session at Weeden Hall Meeting
Regular meeting of the party at Weeden Hall on Main Street drew about five members. Reports referenced include a tuning detentions event and a phonograph program by William Jena. President FG Stewart spoke briefly and the gathering adjourned for two weeks.
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Germrnate i
John F Donovan
Walter
Bryans
Weeden Hall
Main Street
van Hood
Wood
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Tauqua
Tran Tig
Stewart
Williiam Jena
Jms Virgen
Alea
Ig Laon Dey
Potato Bucs Stop Cars in Bizarre Roadside Scene
Surreal report describes a crowd of figures blocking a roadway with chants near a rail line. A railcar and trolley appear impacted as workers and excursionists observe the odd stoppage and tense mood.
Fragmentary notes on police, people, and places in damaged text
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions police and various names and places. details are unclear. The readable words include Sharon, Lor, Capt, Dr, Washing, and Tenes with no cohesive event or outcome. The context cannot be determined from the legible portions.
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