Decline of Progressive Movement Follows Leaders Deaths
Madison Wis June 24 The life of the progressive movement across the United States is endangered by the deaths of Senators Ladd and La Follette within a week Wisconsin faces a curling fight over who will fill the unexpired term of La Follette Mrs Belle Case La Follette widow is urged to run to unite factions but she does not seek candidacy while Republicans push for new leaders and special elections loom in North Dakota and Wisconsin amid the rising question of control for 1926.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Ladd and
la Follette
Wisconsin
Belle Case la Follette
Senate
North Dakota
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Ladd
la Falsette
Norris
Congress
Robert Jr
Thos
Belle Case
Shepherd Confessed Indirectly in McClintock Murder Case
Chicago June 24 Prosecutor George H Gorman argued William Darling Shepherd had an indirect confession by guilty conscience and excuses. He fled town and offered reasons rather than admitting murder of Billy McClintock. Dr C Farman testified Shepherd sought money from the crime.
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McClintock
Gorman
Shepherd
C. ©. Farman
Billy - McQiintock
Monay
William
D. Shepherd
McCintocks
Fiatchet
Deposed Kelso Mayor Returns Amid Murder Fallout
Kelso politics sharpen as 4tejected mayor 4 Butte Todd vows comeback to challenge the ruling faction after the fatal shooting of Dovery. Sheriff and Seattle criminologist May lead the hunt, with two camps forming around Todd supporters and the pro-Todd resistance accusing political rivals of corruption and intimidation.
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Gang of Lawbreakers
Kelso
Wash
Butte Todd
Tevny
Gang OF
Taunty
Todd
Aasnasin
Cowlitz County
Studebakers
Guke May
Seattle
May
Wodd
Dartley
Devers
Davery
Wifow
Mirza Dov- Jery
Ananda
Todd Soda
Antin
Coolidge Home Welcome Puts North in Spotlight
President Coolidge returned from Washington to Massachusetts amid a large welcoming crowd in Swampscott on June 24. The special train arrived at 7 a.m. Standard time and Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge began a short vacation, noting the daylight saving change. In Los Angeles Mushy Callahan stopped a light welterweight, while Billy Petrolle defeated Frankie Fink in the same card.
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Coollidge
New England
Besina
Washington
Vermont
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Salem
Los
Angeles
Mushy Callahan
Ruasie Leroy
Fargo
N. D
Billy Petrolle
Taeroy
Frankie Fink
Evacuation of Rene Region Amid Ruhr Tension
Paris reports indicate Rene region evacuation imminent as foreign ministers discuss delaying Ruhr actions. Briand signals a cautious approach while Germany faces Western security pact pressure and potential escalation ahead of August 17.
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Paris
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Cologne
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Ruhr
Rossht
Germany
Sierlin
Idaho peas in fine condition report
Report on Idaho pea yields and acreage in the Snake River valley with 6008 acres surveyed. Notes average 11 to 16 bushels per acre, 4 000 contracted, 15 percent normal promise, and cannery deliveries planned for 17 acres. Canning peas at Payette county show better yields. Jacobsbn advancing 17 acres to cannery with strong yields.
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Snake River Valley
Jacobson
North
Taha
Payette County
Inneh
Jacobsbn
Ulat
Fire damages Henry's Shine Parlor in Reid
A Tuesday blaze at Henry's shine parlor in Reid destroyed part of the shop and wiped out a large portion of the season's profits. Officials estimate about 600 dollars in losses after the fire, caused by a gas fueled hat cleaning machine, quickly spread through the well regarded establishment.
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Fatary Gap
Henry
Shine
Bandits Steal $200,000 in Diamonds at Jewelry Store
Three armed robbers bound and gagged two men in Marcual Feldman’s jewelry store on Broadway New York. They escaped with diamonds and platinum valued at $200,000.
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New York
Marcual Feldman
Broad
Naval Radio usage on Polar Tap expedition details
Navy reports confirm approval of standard naval radio and short wave gear for the MacMillan polar expedition. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur and Byrd discuss transmitting equipment to Sydney aboard the destroyer Putnam to ensure reliable comms with planes and personnel. Marie Schlafer defeats Pete Latzo in three rounds in Wilkes-Barre.
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Cheatert
Pato
Comarmeden Dbebaent
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Aval Radio Enim
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Byrd
Peary
MacMilan
Sydney
Navy Department
MacMillan
Department
Uersian
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Navy
Wiscapset
Putnam
Riwantays Nominate SS 00 Ew Ap Ree Stopacl Parody
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and terms mixed with garbled words. The readable items reference a nomination or election context and mentions individuals like Mia and Abe with unclear roles. The piece lacks coherent structure or a clear event date or location.
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Riwantays
Einstein Talks on Evolution Sparks Global Debate
A wide set of quotes and reactions surrounds a controversial wartime discussion on evolution. German envoy Count von Schoenborn defends academic freedom while urging caution against suppressing scientific ideas. American figures feature debates over Darwinism and religion, with references to Professor Scopes and broader implications for culture and policy.
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Pobessee
Scopes
Jelgnun Vonernstorff
Washington
America
Frank Harris
Yellowstone to Welcome 175000 Tourists in 1925
SALT LAKE CITY June 24 Yellowstone park officials forecast a season of at least 75000 visitors, stated D S Spencer, general passenger agent for the Oregon Short Line, after the park opening. Early travel shows a strong rise over last year and may set a new park record, with 1928 marking the high at 145060 visitors. Spencer praised the scenery, flowers, and green scenery, noting excellent roads and improved opening days.
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Salt Lake City
D- S. Spencer
Oregon
Spencer
Pocatello Man Convicted in Alleged Incident with Stepdaughter
In Pocatello on June 24 a jury found Louis Larson guilty of a statutory crime involving his stepdaughter. The State charged the defendant with a serious offense. the trial occurred in district court before Judge Robert Mee Tolle. The verdict followed testimony from the young girl and related evidence presented by the prosecution.
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Pocatello
Gapilty
Louis
Largon
Clennot
Larson
Robert Mee
Foreign unrest in China sparks international response
Hong Kong reports Americans joining a special constabulary as tensions rise after clashes in Canton. British marines defend Shamesa and foreign concessions with guards mobilized. Americans, British and Indian troops move to protect foreign settlements as Hong Kong intensifies measures and Peking plans a meeting.
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Jaime
China
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
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Russia
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Hong Kong
Urikeriddai
Shame¢en
Canton
Shamesa
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