Belief Plans for Farm Relief Debate in Congress
Rapid City dispatch reports President Coolidge weighing a tentative farm relief plan shaped by Republican leaders. The measure would create a 400 million dollar revolving fund to assist farmers, allow warehouse storage and price stabilization, and establish a commodity board to manage a stabilization program with cooperative participation. Central figures include Capper, Meyer, and Ferguson, with input from Agriculture Secretary Jardine and Commerce Secretary Hoover.
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Paul 8
Mallon
United Press
Rapid City
S. B
Geneva
Msalias
Ana Aho
Geaudge
Capper
Aribir Caper
Kansas
Eugene Meyer
Joan Duront
Bentley Simeon DO
Fuss
Repubical
Ohig
Sie
Coallge
Telory Farm
Vercenture
Laecoonerative Asia Tlany
Widreleases
Maui Stegmerins
Cornell Conatsting
Thal Nie
Midh Commodity
Oporation
Wold
Orhemin
Maeres Anil S
Wilfely
Arganines Tians
Aliotdeuids
Usose
Comet
Meyer and Fees
CAPTURED GIRLS ESCAPE FROM STATE SCHOOL
Two of the three girls who escaped from the Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls near Milwaukee were recaptured by West Side police early today. Attie Degratt of Brandon and Waxa Holmes of Beltsit were taken into custody. Gertrude Schmidt of Milwaukee, the third to escape, remains at large. Police were informed of the escape by neighbors who reported seeing the girls flee on foot with guards pursuing them.
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Milwaukee
Wis
EAI
Wisconsin Industrial School For Girls
Polles
City
Attie Degratt
Brandon
Waxa Holmes
Belsit
Peubtody
West Side Police
Gertrude Schmidt
Stholice
Angee
Anyanes
Ratteniway
White King
Suarda
Nouston
Pexaye
Ningleen
Houston
Prlaen
Posgen
Lowman Sworn In to Lead Prohibition Enforcement
Beynor Lowman of Bitula New York sworn in as assistant secretary of the treasury to head prohibition enforcement. He pledges to uphold the constitution and enforce laws without spectacle while reorganizing the force and policy to emphasize businesslike enforcement and less military policing. Dr. Derante, a chemist, joins as prohbition commissioner in a reform team aimed at revitalizing government work.
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Wentewatt
New York
Swort
Treasury
Lowman
Toy A. Birgiell
Agal Secrutirs
Lawn
Ueticiaus
Andrews
M. Doran
Wiro
Derante
Lle
Doran-Lowman
Vanzetil and Sacco Fate Seen Soon in Boston Trial
In Boston Henry Minoptquested Prees Statt Correspondent reports Vanzetil and Sacco, tied to a seven year fight over electric chair, face possible verdict at end of week. Governor Fuller weighing delays due to a child’s operation. Sacco remains on hunger strike in Glyrlestown.
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Henry Minopt
Boston
U.E
Nivea Sacco van Bartolomeo Vangetil
Florea
Uieis Almogt
Agnde
Dadlfevhan
Alan
Fuller
Rye Reach
State House
Munger
Glyrlestown
Vrieay
Varnorth
Une Rst Ume
Indiana carries on corrupt probe in court corruption saga
Disjointed report describes a grand jury in Indiana pursuing a probe with mentions of a special prosecutor and questioned witnesses. It notes former officials and a jailed figure linked to organized crime, while detailing allegations and ongoing investigations without clear conclusions.
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Ingaley
Dale
Yanandh
Inter
Cisygrand
B.C. Stephenson
BMH
Odd Ka Rings Klan
Kivo
Siehigan #inte
Wal
Stephenson
Cobston
Crop progress report highlights July growth and frost risk
July crop progress shows rapid advancement with fertilizer and moisture aiding yields. Corn and potatoes developing well, wheat near harvest in the Pacific Northwest, spring wheat in the north improving while southern regions face cooler spring wheat prospects. Frost risk noted as stalks mature and dates advance.
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Washington
Gorn de Shackwild
Wight
Pacific Northwest
Boys of four states in camp at Fort Snebiang Minn
Hundreds of young men from Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota gather at Fort Snebiang Minnesota for the annual citizens military training camp. Over two thousand have registered in the Seventh Army Corps area. Disciplinary instruction opened today with rookie drills led by camp officers. Drilling begins Tuesday.
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Fort Snebiang
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsinowa
Northel
South Dakota
Seventh Army Corps
Escape at Houston prison spurs statewide manhunt
Two of nineteen inmates escaped from a Houston state facility prompting an extensive search. Police rapidly captured two fugitives while a larger manhunt continued for others at large, with guards resecuring portions of the prison as the effort intensified.
Wales Given Great Welcome by Canadians
United Press reports the Prince of Wales being warmly received in Montreal as he rode through crowded streets to city hall. Crowds cheered, hats waved, streamers flew while Prince George and Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin greeted officials and later met Mayor Martin at Champs de Mars.
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HY Morris
DE Hraven Tracy
United Press
Montreal
Qque
U.P
Wales
Canada
Fin Brother
Rice George
Minish Stanley Halidiwin
New York
Martta
Joarta
George
Prince of Wales
Mughey
Vly
Martin
Jong
Champs de Mars
Rite Grillion Hotel
Lavaissuele-Lac Golf Club
Lane
Prine
Bali Waka Tunchean
Re Canatiin
Man Freed After Settlement Over German Heiress Profile
Kenosita Wisconsin April case ends with Lontke freed after paying Marie Karahan seven hundred eighty dollars. Jury rejected harsher sentence and hinged on protecting the infant. Authorities previously attempted deportation following her arrival from Germany.
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Kenosita
Wis
Sidwald Lontke
Marie Karahan
Marie
Cage
Antion
Leake
Germany
Maine
Lemke
Canada
Wikarrest
Hero
Triat
Plight of RS-1 Described as Satisfactory at Scott Field
Report from Scott Field states the RS-1, the largest air force craft, landed from its long strip near midnight over Lake Sharst Ned. Officials call the test the most dangerous yet and entirely satisfactory in its history.
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Belleville
Jll
Lakesharst
Ned
Retore
Scott Field
Stz Long Strip
Bread and Water Diet Ordered for Inmate
In Teramah Nebraska Judge Orville Chalt, known as the bread and water judge, orders a 30 day sentence with an 80 day total term. The prisoner will be fed only bread and water during the first and last 10 day periods as part of the stipulation.
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Teramah
Nel
U.P
Frank Washburn
Brea
Wat
Washburn
Woman, 18, Killed by Milk Train Collision at Sharon
Sharon Wisconsin August 1 10 Mes Ruth McClay 23 killed when attacker driving milk train on Chicago and North Western road struck by train and died at scene.
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Sharon
Wis
Rugh McClay
British Adviser Kellogg Meet Over Geneva Conference Problem
British ambassador Sir Bame Howard conferred with Secretary Kellogg at the state department for nearly two hours on Geneva conference issues. Officials would not disclose details, but sources suggested the talks aimed at a possible formula and hinted at limited progress toward a formal agreement. President Gouldye’s conference and Coolidge at Rapid City were mentioned in context of developments.
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Wallington
UPJ
Bame Iloward
Kelloge
State Department
Gouldye
Coolidge
Rapid City
Catalay
Wisconsin Legislature Considers Special Session
The Wisconsin legislature, after a short regular session, sent its budget bill to the governor and prepared for possible special sessions to revise appropriations for the university, normal schools, and other items. Members anticipate action within a fortnight, with calls to reconvene if needed to approve major spending measures.
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Majison
Wis
Fegislature
Wesday
Wilk
Oke
Sheir
Hurling Stones at Strike Breakers Incident Near Mine
Reports from New Philadelphia indicate dozen alleged strikebreakers were pelted with rocks near the Maple Leaf Coal Company property as workers attempted to operate open shop. Injuries were reported among attackers and strikers as a small group of seasonal miners faced evictions and threats while the mine faced disruption.
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Puelanelphia
Ellinax
Attenmtso
Maple Leaf Coal “Company
Survieas
Corer
Seek Grew of Yacht Burned Off Coast
Off San Pedro California, coast guards searched for crew members of a yacht believed to be lost after a collision near Hong Geach. A smoke-sprayed alert sent a police boat from Catalina to sea. the burning vessel was found adrift and abandoned, sinking.
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San Pedro
Calif
Idlin
Karmer
Hong Geach
Catabina T Tau
Hnai Renehel Dite
Kenmnerer Leads Alaska Lake Chemistry Study
Prof George Kenmnerer of Culveralty Wisconsin directs a Wisconsin University supported expedition studying the water quality of lakes on Kotzebue Sound Alaska this summer The work includes Prof Birge of Wisconsin and the state geological and natural history survey examining lake flora and fauna and the lakes capacity to sustain life.
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George Kenmaerer
Wisconsin
Ani Br. Wal Rich
United States
Mifeau
Koti Taland
Alaska
Kenmnerer
Birge
University of Wisconsin
Prof
Keniynerce
Avetice Vine Arrives With Wisconsin Judge and Family
Judge John A. Vinger of the Wisconsin Supreme Court arrives in New York accompanied by his wife after a vacation in Norway. The judge planned to travel next to Madison, with the party stopping briefly in the city.
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New York
John A. Vinger
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Hergenfjord
Norway
Teave
Madison Jomipre Row
Couple races to reach kin before death in crash saga
New Orleans reports a tragic chase as Mrs George Burrell and her husband pursue flights and a car journey from Chicago to New Orleans to reach Mr and Mrs Predlerick Bloughlan before their deaths. Plane failures, hard landings, and delays surround the effort as Houghton succumbs en route.
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New Orleans
Chicago
George T. Burrell
Turrell
Predlerick
Wisconsin Guernsey Sale Set For Waukesha Date
Waukesha will host the first of five state Guernsey cattle sales in Wisconsin cities, with November set for the site. The announcement came during the Guernsey breeders picnic. Dr. Muni spoke on milk-raising standards and state supervision.
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Waukesha
Juernsey
Wisconsin
WY. A. Morn
Dan
Muni
Grerasty Breeiers
Ay Aid
Finley
Noa
Verstofore
Dr. Manet
Salardey ii
Red Arrow Reunion at Eau Claire
The 127th Infantry unit and battalion veterans of the A2nd division plan their annual reunion in Eau Claire on September 3 and 4. Members are urged to write to the 127 Infantry Association in Eau Claire to help the committee organize a successful gathering.
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Red
ARROW
EAU Claire
127Th Fatautrs
Ie Machine Wun
A2nd
Lan Glaire
Grain Prices and Poultry Markets Reported
OCR fragment lists price ranges for dairy, cheese, beans, poultry, and vegetables with several likely misspellings. Mentions MILWAUKEE and various product groups such as Fowls, springers, ducks, geese, navy beans, red kidney beans, cabbage, albu potatos. Lacks clear dates or sources.
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Tule Ag
Grain and feed code list with mixed commodities
A fragmented OCR list itemizes gas and grain codes for wheat oats barley rye and mixed lots with various numbers and identifiers. It includes references to No 2 Red and No 4 Hod Lidle and No 2 Ward Agasdd, plus assorted yellow and white markings and prices.
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Attendis City
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America
UPI
Beynor Lowmnite
Bitula
N.Y
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the Treasury
Lowinsan
Vanzetil
Sacco
Indiana
Naples
Vosusiis
Aniens Packers
Ymingh Gelbal
Stanley Tso
Wath Kellogg
WSS
NAVAL
Stubes
Alaskan Island Lakes
Houghton
Hostaly
Herbrand
Bropoge
Navy
Gasii Grain
Pete
Ryteas
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