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13 Aug 1925
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Sheboygan Press in Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
1
Arb er Lor Raid Hi K A O Ain t Tron
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Republicans Meet to Dethrone Blaine and La Follette in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin Republican convention in Oshkosh aims to unite conservatives against U S Blaine and La Follette factions. Delegates hear calls to restore government to the people, support President Coolidge, and reject party usurpation. The gathering emphasizes economy, policy unity, and a return to true Republican principles amid internal power struggles.
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LA FOLLETTE
WISCONSIN
EDWARD C. DERR
Jaosh
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Calvin Coolidge
Winconala
Cooldge
La Crosse Wins 1926 Wisconsin Paid Firemen Convention
La Crosse chosen for 1926 convention after Fond du Lac withdraws invitation. George Hansen of La Crosse elected president. James Russell Jr of Fond du Lac named vice president. Ole Norman reelected secretary. John H. Kratz of Manitowoc treasurer. Mil waukee’s David Corcoran named to executive committee. Dues raised to 1.50. Picnics and exhibitions at Lakeview Shooting Park accompany sessions with pension law discussions and coop in Milwaukee.
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James Russell, Jr
Fond du Lac
Ole Norman
George Hansen
La Crosse
Wisconsin
LaCrosse
Hansen
William Schultz
Superior
John H. Kratz
Manitowoc
David Corcoran
Milwaukee
James G. Butler
Mr. Doehring
Green Bay
George Gill
Kenosha
Fred Lambert
Oshkosh
M. Bryant
Weat Allie
Lakeview Shooting park
Sheboygan
Weather and holiday note from Wisconsin and Philippines
Wisconsin forecast calls for generally cooler fall conditions tonight and Friday with rising temperatures in eastern and central portions. A Philippine holiday marks the Occupation Day celebration.
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Wisconsin
Jail Break Violence Kills 3 at Oregon State Prison
In Salem last night a riot at Oregon State Prison left guards James M. Holman and J. Sweeney dead. Notorious escapee Oregon Jones was killed, and three inmates Tom Murray Ellsworth Kelly and A B Willows escaped amid a hall of bullets. A pursuit by a large citizen and guard posse followed. three escapees are confirmed, with Jones Kelly and Murray later recaptured.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon State prison
James M. Holman
J. Sweeney
Bert
Oregon
Jones
Tom Murray
Ellsworth Kelly
Willows
Oregon Jones
Kelly
Murray
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Divers to search Lakeland wreck in Sturgeon Bay Bay
Divers will descend to about 200 feet in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin to investigate the sinking of the Lakeland last December. Thompson Transit Corp of Mentor Ohio sues to recover insurance claiming the steamer struck a heavy obstruction. Underwriters Bingham Wagler Jones of New York will arrange the dive. The Lakeland carried automobiles from Detroit to Chicago when it disappeared.
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Sturgeon bay
Wis
Lakeland
Thompson Transit corporation
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New York
Detroit
Chicago
General Motors Denies Revolutionary New Auto Fuel Claim
Detroit reports of a new automobile fuel claimed to revolutionize the industry were dismissed as ridiculous by A P Sloane Jr the president of General Motors Corp He noted GM has announced new car series as a sufficient answer and found no basis for the statement allegedly made before the American Chemical Society convention in Los Angeles
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Detroit
A. P. Sloane, Jr
General Motors Corp
Sloane
American Chemical society of Los Angeles
General Motors
Prohibition Directors Meet New Dry Czar in Washington
Seven regional prohibition directors, named Qvale Poole Dismuke Brunson Vi Ven Marsters and Lusk, met with Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews in the Treasury to discuss the dry program and upcoming changes in organization and personnel.
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United Press
Washington
Des Moines
J.P. Vi- Vien
Denver
E. Marsters
Boise
A. K. ‘Lusk
Helens
Lenroot urges Coolidge backer for Wisconsin Senate
Senator Irvine Lenroot told the Wisconsin Republican convention that President Coolidge deserves another Wisconsin senator to support him for the St Lawrence Waterway effort. He denounced radicals as threats to the constitution and civil liberty and urged unity among farmers, businessmen and workers to boost state prosperity. Continued on page 4.
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Wie
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Irvine Lenroot
St. Lawrence Waterway
Lenroot
Madison
Bob" La Follette
Senator Lenroot
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United States senate
republican party
Dope Monopoly Blights the Midwest Ring Leaders Exposed
United Press reports to the Department of Justice detail a large illicit narcotics monopoly in the Midwest. Investigations in major cities reveal secret confessions showing leaders of the trust dominating crime for profit. Hundreds of addicts are enslaved by the trade and tied to the Big Six.
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EARL J. JOANSON
Unitednesistat
United Preas
Chicago
department of justice of
Washington
United Press
trust
midwest
pretty Kitty Gilhooley
Kitty
Col
Will Gray Beach
applis
general treasury
Patrick Noche
government Intelligence unit
justice department
Roche
Riot clash ends as state police disperse anti-klan faction
Reading Massachusetts report says a two hour clash between klan and anti-klansmen led to fifteen arrests including Louis Davidson and Harry Martin. state police under Capt. George A. Parker intervened, separating lines between 50 to 70 klan autos and 200 to 300 anti-klan demonstrators. no serious injuries reported as both sides dispersed and meeting resumed.
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United Preas
Reading
Mass
George A. Parker
Louis Davidson
Malden
Harry Martin
Groveland
Martin
Framingham
Parker
kian
Chicago Narcotics Cleanups Prompt Treatment Offer
Federal raids in Chicago push drug prices from 35 to 100 dollars an ounce. Internal Revenue special agent C. Sk. Converse announced that all sick addicts would be given treatment if they applied for aid, and addicts responded in large numbers.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Internal Revenue
C. Sk. Converse
Internal Revenue department
Found Guilty In Night Deer Hunting Case
Rhinelander Wisconsin William Scott a Tripol lumberman and A Johnson of Rhinelander were found guilty in municipal court of hunting deer at night. They will appeal to the circuit court, it was said.
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United Press
Rhinelander
Wis
William Scott
Tripol! lumberman
Revolt Spreads in Syrian Mandate as Druse Uprising Grows
United Press reports a Druse revolt spreading across the French Syrian Mandate with fears of Arab tribal uprisings. Armenian volunteers were defeated in battle as Damascus tones remain unsettled and mutinies involve French Algerian troops in Beirut. Rebels reportedly kill prisoners in retaliation for French injuries.
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