Alcohol Injected Cure For Sleeping Sickness Reported
Detroit experts report a new alcohol injection therapy curing chronic lethargic encephalitis or sleeping sickness and related conditions. Dr. McClintic and colleagues describe rapid relief, low surgical shock, and discharges by the eighth day with several cases showing marked improvement within days and full healing in ulcers within two weeks.
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D R. Smith
United Press
Magison
Detroit
Society of Wisconsin
Buerger
McClintie
McClintic
Ian McClintic
Bank Hold Up Ends With Cash Theft at Gunpoint
Bandits robbed the Weyermausch Dank robed at two men and a cashier. They escaped with 2400 dollars in cash as two assailants and two confederates fled toward a vault. Entries involved guards and a customer, with the trio later freed by time. In Kenosha county, burglars looted a general store in Wilmot, taking 2100 worth of jewelry pens watches and repair items from several rooms. Police suspect Chicago hoodlums based at a lake resort, the post office untouched.
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Kenosha County
Chicago
Injunction Seen as Only Solution for Delta Farm Venture
Whipperman resigns as a coruary to Governor Gilkie amid a plan by 300 hunters to invade a Trempealgan river region fur farm lands. Conservation officials refuse to intervene while locals fear disruption of duck and muskrat hunting and open marsh access along the Trempealgan river. The march targets Sunday. the land remains navigable and open to trespassers until action is taken.
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Madison
George L. Gilke Il
State Republica Committee
R. QO. Whipperman
la Crosse
Wis
Delta Fish and
Trempea- Jean
Bank merger swells resources in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the affiliation of Iowa Des Moines National Bank and Trust with Northwest Bancorporation. The combined assets of the thirty two affiliated banks exceed 320 million dollars. J C Thomason of Bancorporation met with Des Moines officers for final stock exchange discussions amid delays.
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Des Moines
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company
Northwest
Bancorporation
J. C. Thomason
Cisdle E. Benton
Focal Institution
Exchange of Stock
Firs Dynamite Purchase Linked to Death in Benson Area
Officials announced details in a case involving Vergus Fal Eressman and the death of J. Kysle. Investigators noted a dynamite purchase the day before the death and the body was released to Benson for burial. ARnneapolis authorities and local friends assist in the probe.
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Vergus
Eressman
J. Bady
eNamite
Ofuruals
Werevices
Kysle
Benson
Winn
Keai
Vd B. Olson
Arnneapolis
Hennepin Touniy
Conneanen
Steht Te Fea Famie Pli
Mr. Kvale
Kidnaped Zeeland Truck Driver Robbed of Eggs
Chicago iPi Martin Van Horn, a Zeeland Milk Company truck driver, was kidnapped by two men early today. They robbed his truck containing 144 cases of eggs and 54 crates of ens valued at $2000, taking him to a garage where he was bound and gagged before being released.
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Chicago
iPi
Martin van Horn
Zeeland
Mich
Missouri River allotment raises western water usage questions
A fragmented item notes plans related to allotment for use on the Missouri River between Kansas City and St. Louis. The text references a coming fall and unnamed parties, indicating state or regional water management discussion affecting navigation and resource rights.
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Pariden Gnrine
Missouri
Kansas City
Sitnas Te
Boxer Declares He’s Done After Beating Night Fight
Detroit dispatch notes Billy Pe trolle of Farge tells manager Jack Herley he is quitting boxing after a harsh loss to King Tut. The report quotes Murkcy emphasizing he will stay in the game but faces a rough career ahead. Cincinnati reports also note three American League players may rise to the majors next year, including Pete Jablonowski, Archie Campbell, and Jackie Warner. The New York Giants announce the purchase of Leroy Parmalee, right-hander, from Toledo for cash and several unnamed players.
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Detroit
Mick
Billy Petrolle
Farge
Cincinnati
Pete Jablonowski
Columbus
Reds
Archie Campbell
St. Paul
Jackie Warner
Toledo
Brooklyn
New York
New York Giants
Leroy Parmalee
Adler Signs Bill Gating Annuity Ord Madison Wis
Madison Wisconsin news reports Gov Kohler signing an act creating a single annuity and investment board to manage teacher retirement funds life funds state pension funds and veterans funds. Five members including the superintendent of public instruction will serve with a fulltime investments director. Members receive up to 500 dollars yearly. The bill also appropriates 300 dollars from the state insurance fund for a Wisconsin Orthopedic Hospital in Madison for crippled children. Separately the state senate voted 16 to 5 to refuse interim continuation of the Severson lobbying investigation committee between sessions.
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Madison
Wis
Guy
Walter J. Kouler
Ani
Annuity and Investment Board
Life Funds
State Instance
Soldiers’ Rehabiliation
Kohler
Emslaturi
Goea
Wisconsin Orthopedic Hospital
State Senate
Severson Committee
H. J. Severson
Tola
Fokker F-32 Seeks Transcontinental Passenger Service
A test flight showcased the F-32, the largest U S built passenger plane, designed by Anthony Fokker. The four power motors push a 30 passenger daytime capacity, 16 berths at night, with range for long night flights and cargo. Built for Universal Airlines, the craft weighs seven and a half tons loaded, with a 60 mile flight capability and a six and a half foot height.
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Hasbrouck LP
Johnsen Wath
Jameses
Ehtv
Rth
Genital Dlane Mimnors Corporation
Storage plant damaged by fire in Hasselhoret suburb
Fire swept through a storage plant in Hasselhoret, damaging many autos. Authorities reported twenty automobiles in boxes destroyed and several more damaged by flames and water as crews cooled the warehouse and removed cars. The blaze caused extensive damage and disrupted the facility’s operations.
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Hudson Motor
Hasselhoret
Twen
Mviv
Lampert Names Hugh E Williams for West Point
In Jerusalem and Oshkosh reports Lampert designates Hugh E Williams of 289 Central Avenue Oshkosh as entrant to the United States Military Academy at West Point. The nomination appears as the gateway for a group of men to enter the academy, with details on entrance arrangements noted.
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Jerusalem
Lampert
Hugh E. Williams
West Point
Carnesshanler
Washington, D. C
Warde
Sappol
Todas
Florian Lampert
Willams
Central Avenue
Oshkosh
United States
Williams
Academy
MacDonald Visit Seen as Signal of Naval Accord
London and Washington near a naval reduction accord as Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald plans a London Washington visit. He will depart Sept 28 aboard the Berengaria, reach New York Oct 4, meet President Hoover, return to Britain for Parliament reconvening late October.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Washington
MacDonald
England
Berengaria
Arrivng
New York
Hoover
Great Britain
House of Commons
Downing Street
U S and Britain Ready for Parley Says Stimson
Secretary Stimson declared that the United States and Great Britain are prepared for a naval conference. He outlined that Dawes and MacDonald have progressed to talks that can be called at any time to settle remaining issues. The discussion focuses on a few thousand tons of ships in one cruiser class and whether to construct them or arm their guns.
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Washington
Retary Stimson
Great Britain
United States
Dawes
MacDonald
Chitaen
McLorink
Earl J. Smitty
Sirr Corporation
Derricht
Jyneheon
Prime Minister MacDonald Signals Near Naval Talks Breakthrough
A conference report describes MacDonald conveying the latest between Britain and the United States on naval reductions. The note is viewed as largely satisfactory by officials, suggesting a potential agreement in principle was close. The Daily News notes the hesitation if talks falter before a final accord.
Mussolini Speech Anticipated By Public And Press
Anticipation surrounds Premier Mussolini s address before Italy s fascist party at Venice tomorrow morning with editors and public attention high. cabinet changes have stirred speculation on new party policy as he faces issues like land reclamation youth mobilization and unemployment.
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Mus Speeen
Sascist
Venezia
PXITA
Fine Duce
Jailed Mob Suspects In North Carolina Raid
Police raided a Gastonia residence and seized three pump guns two shotguns 560 shells during a liquor search. Three customs officers and two state superintendents were bonded for kidnapping and assault with intent to kill. G. M. Dell abducted Monday night was among seven men arrested. others named include Dewey Mare Lin and George Law, organizers tied to the National Textile Workers Union. A grand jury warrants list A J Roach Ferguson Morehead Pickering Jolly and Loray mill personnel among those charged.
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Charioiie
N.C
Geerch
Liqua
Fae
Puns Pruvieen
Custonia Polices
Lire Vestute Mil
G. M. Dell
Ben We
National
Tesiiie Workers’ Union
Jiquor
Dewey Marelin
George Law
Fithk Tabor
Cr. Saylor
Henest
Thomas J. Shaw
Gastonia
Tach
A.J. Roach
Tadee Shaw
Robbers shoot night operator at Spatta Wisconsin depot
In Spatta Wisconsin masked robbers shot T. J. Luedtke 43, the night telegraph operator for Northwestern railroad, as he refused to reveal the alibi money. They drove him outside town, and he reported the robbery after freeing himself before police arrived.
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Spatta
Wis
T. J. Luedtke
Northwestern Railroad
Tate
Luetke
Luedtlr
West of Point Ts Shot by Dry Agent in Raid
In a raid west of Point Slovens Point and near Wisconin a federal prohibition agent shot Gerald Wood 25 after a confrontation at a farm. Wood, hospitalized with a superficial flesh wound, fired at Robert Kmypey but the weapon was not loaded. Two other agents Thomas Dowling and J Winan pursued suspects Mytonne and Mehaughin, who were arrested.
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Slovens Point
Wissy
Curity
Lillowa
Here
Gerald Wood
Wis
Bcilly
Wood
Robert Kmypey
Wausau
Why
Thomas C. Dowling
la Crosse
J. 2 Winan
Shawano
Tam Ler
Con
Mytonne
Ploversind
Marold
Mehaughin
Prohibition
Tak
Willisa
United Smilin ‘Aid
Thie Hospital
Watrau
Sroath
Mehaugin
Ringey
Empey
Unclear OCR fragment on air travel and plans
Fragmentary report discusses large airplanes and flying over cities on Sundays. Mentions Earl J. Smith as a corporate official and predictions about flight operations and clearance. Details are garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
Noted Mason Death and Funeral Services Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes record a Noted Mason associated with a Wisvaneati region near Eagle Lake. It mentions a two year period, a Mr Derry, a funeral service, and a Capthy ris afiin with several names, but details are unclear.
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Milteamme
Wilsiae
Lower
Prand Orerttes
Aby
Bowles
Wisvaneati
Eagle Lake
Ces
Derry Pegener
Cathy Ris
World Educators elect fourth time president
A regional and global education conference lineup features leaders including Angwelii Mel and Blaha etic as they plan a major meeting expected to draw thousands. The general conference aims for 10 000 to 12 000 attendees with regional and international representation anticipated.
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World Educators
Angwelii
Worley
Tsaie
Ma. Borchardt
Mination 1. C
Wel W
Wiliam Urd
Massarhiusatis
Mord
Demands Grow Over Streetcar Strike Settlement
In Seattle, Amalgamated Association head W D Muahinn says New Orleans streetcar workers must be guaranteed to return to work before they accept the agreement championed by William Green of the AFL. In New Orleans, deputies boost vigilance after a dynamite attempt on a streetcar, with shells identified from strike-period bombs. officials blame violence on the strike dispute and pressure the union to accept the settlement.
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Electrical Union
New Orleans
iPi
Poli
Carmen
Carmen’s
Pl ‘Esplanade Belt
George Leach
Leach
Marhal Vietor
T. Semmes Walmsley
Pati
Mingavine
Miich Servien On Company
Rejerkion
William Green
Labor Federation
Tarlisnapolis
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Through Friday Night
Northwestern Observations from Bucksta Observatory report variable winds and rising temperatures. Forecast maps show a chance of precipitation with a maximum near 8 degrees and a trace of precipitation. The report covers Wednesday through Thursday with notes on barometric pressure and winds.
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Wisconsin
Andes
Thursday Bay
Britain and France Press United Europe Plan
Britain and France move to convene a world conference to lower tariffs and ease trade barriers. French and British officials push for a two to three year tariff truce and a collective agreement to reduce impediments to trade. Germany backs Briand’s European confederacy idea and urges economic coordination among nations.
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Geneva
Great Britain
France
Briand
United States of Europe
M. Loucheur
Hugh Dalton
Europe
Dilton
League of Nations
League
Economic Committee
Née
England
Stresemann
Germany
Hastoric
Himetesa
Ain
Scsstutt
Ater
At Pt
Staton
West
Raseia
Airmail Plane Crashes Into Radio Tower Near Atlanta
An airmail plane en route from New York to Atlanta crashed into a radio tower at Fort McPherson in fog early today. The pilot was fatally hurt. The wreck occurred as the craft veered off course and struck the tower, causing a deadly impact in the fogbound morning.
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Atlanta
New York
Fort McPherson
Sara
Sid Molloy
Illinois Pardons Board Named by Governor
Springfield Illinois today named new members to the state board of pardons and paroles including a Negro lawyer William R. Harrison of Chicago a nego lawyer and two Presbyterian ministers Agnes McCartney Chicago and Rev R Keene Ryan Chicago all appointed by Governor Emmerson.
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Springfield
Ifi
Illinois State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Emmerson
William R. Harrison
Chicago
P Agnes
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