Riots and Deaths Reported in Mexico Conflict
A mangled dispatch from Mexico describes violent clashes as rioters kill a police chief, drag him through streets, and demand protestant slogans. Reports note limited intergovernmental mediation prospects while U S officials view Mexican religious tensions as interference. Observers foresee possible solutions including force, boycotts, or elections as the crisis deepens.
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U. P
Guadalajara
Grace Way
Christ
Tinterior
United Press
Mexico
GIL Parley
Washington
Chicago Man Kills Self in North Woods
Tunnerandet Leenandt Weeting, a wealthy Chicago resident, shot himself at the summer home of James Chapman near Bucktown. A short time earlier he bought the revolver at a hardware store and then killed himself, motive not learned.
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Chicago
Self
North Woods
Tunnerandet
Wite-Verdle
Déspendever
Leenandt Weeting
Xummer
James Chapman
Buckwtoban
Charmar
Keeling
Yuan
Jon
Chapin
Bangle Kloor
Harry T. McConnel
Kansay City
Millard Abel
Mary McConnell
Abel
State surplus funds placed in 700 banks in Wisconsin
Wisconsin state funds have been placed in nearly 700 banks across the state to broaden credit for farmers and local customers, said State Treasurer Solomon Loevitz in a speech supporting re election. He noted a shift from large city banks to spread funds to 35 communities, aiming to aid farmers during lean years.
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Muscoda
Wis
U.F.J
Aur
Elala
Wisconsin
Selomon Loevic Fan
State Board of Depositories
Alafe
Heat Wave Hits Midwest and Chicago Relief Lags
The Midwest faces days of extreme heat with forecasts of a cooldown not until later. Chicago reports fifteen heat deaths and widespread distress as temperatures reach historic highs, with 91 degrees recorded and numerous prostrations. Prolonged drought harms crops across Kansas Missouri Minnesota Indiana Oklahoma and Iowa. In Regina nearby, hail and wind cause crop and property damage, while dog bites and jail window closures mark the urban strain.
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Wioldta
Kansan
Missouri
Minols
Indiana
Ackinews
Oklahoma
Iowa
Kietsus
Whitney Shane
Chicago
Cook County
United States
Regina
Jimmense
Dolias
Grayhorn
Sask
Royal Birth and Royal Wedding Notice In 1925
Mafalda wife of Prince Philip in the royal villa gives birth to a boy. The wedding of Mafalda and Prince Philip, nephew of the former German Kaiser, took place September 23 1925 in Racconigi. The article mentions the World’s largest coalition of journalists at the University of Wisconsin Wy sears.
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Ractonigh
Italy
Princeas Ma
Areen
Toay
Mafalda
Prince Philip
Savy
Esse
Matalda
Philin
Fomer
Racconizl
Mek Ab
University At Wisconsin
Wy Sears
Mail Carine Buys Tand IX Ox-Is Sttune
Nebraskan farming town reports a scare as a mail car crash injures two people and sends one to hospital. Berger, a local figure, dies after the wreck while authorities investigate the mystery surrounding the incident and the strange box of insects later linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger
Mit
Gertrude Ederle Near English Coast in Crossing Effort
News of Gertrude Ederle, American swimmer, approaching the English coast from France as observers report a southeasterly wind and seas that could affect the mid channel crossing. Report notes she was about three miles off St. Margarets Bay near the South Goodwin Lightship around 7 a.m. local time.
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Ile
Gertrede
Hove
Eng
U.P
Gertrude Ederle
English
France
Mins Ederie
ST. Mangaret's Bay
Scp
South Goodwin
Sp. Am
Fenlon leaves Florida for Jacksonville Silk venture
Huwles Fenlon, long tied to a mill and winery idea in this city, moves to Jacksonville Florida to join the Seminole Milk Company. In the south he will work among civic leaders and in Basroy area, reflecting decades of local activity and leadership.
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Huvles Fenlon
Rast Troy
N. Jarksonville
Fla
Seminole Milk Company
Fenlon
Wlacotsty
Basiroy
Flo
Booth Nake
Athtetin Park
Fentonigea
Fenton of
Thigrelty
Knights of Columbus oppose Mexican policy visit to Mexico City
The Knights of Columbus leaders from Mexico City and allied groups assemble in Philadelphia to denounce the Mexican government’s anti-Catholic policy. They warn of continued religious repression and call for unity among affiliated orders abroad while reports from the session note delegates prepared to depart for home amid political tension.
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Rhidadelpiia
Knights of Co Tonihes Sanvention
Wen
Edelmira
Mariano Aleorers
Pennelsen
Vialan
Nanatielurer
Mexico City
Holy
Mexico
Columbus
Howe
Cables
al Kressdiie
Mie
Penene
Moxtea
Anieeimaas
Maxteo
Constitution
Mountain Touring Fine Rey A T Dungan
Reverend T Artiur Dunigan describes a mountain tour with Mrs Duigan through Colorado and Denver. They discuss church visits, a Sunday service, a 2 dollar Sunday school, and a 30 dollar sale, noting California travel on return and the Colorado Semi centennial in Denver. The party mentions 11 2080 feet elevation and Iowa crop conditions after a hot Mehragkin period.
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T. Artiur Dunigan
Duigan
Lash
Gervlée
Tinga
Failier
Denver
Meri. Gungan
California
Divine
Sind
Blaine Continues World Court Fight in Wisconsin Speech
Campbellstown, Wis. Gov. John T. Blaine urged opposition to joining the League of Nations and a world court, arguing such bodies would undermine American sovereignty, drain wealth, and cede territory, while warning militaristic powers claim vast dominions. He spoke in support of his Progressive Republican U.S. Senate bid.
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Campbellsport
Wis
America
World Court
The
League of Na Mons
Ohn T. Wine
Sacisnes
quenoAalion x
United States
Loam
Americ
tAmerica
Mand
Ware
Pemnsylvanis Sa
Simith
Jitinis
Regmenijeat
Dénocrata
Cansiter
Senate
Teed
Samed Eastill
Blle
Daniel J. Schuyler
Wb Werker
Choisy Vim
Philadelphia
Mae
Aulerilies Fir
Tha Committee
League
Charges Dismissed Against Portage Chief of Police
Portage Wisconsin reports the chief of police, Thomas Curry, had charges of misconduct dropped after testimony from over a dozen witnesses. The commission found no case, closing the hearing. attorneys for Allie War fought the charges, while new charges were anticipated within 20 days.
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Portage
U.P
Thomas
Curry
Yerteriuy
Allie War
Vourk
Miepkaiatit
Atarn EU
Reed, Satised Inquiry Tangles Pennsylvan ia Race
United Press reports a Pennsylvania senatorial inquiry stumbles over witness refusals and political maneuvering. Jim Reed leads a senate committee probing William Vare and allies while parties debate subpoenas and potential indictments for obstructing the probe.
Interchurch Union Service at First Baptist Next Sunday
A union service unites the First Kaptiat church and Salem journal church with wheel intro wars at the Baptist church next Sunday at 10:45. Drake appears, Rev Heywood to preach, with special music. later a Salem Frangelicat church service on a Sunday evening. Public invited.
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Salem
Tey
Att
Rake
Ant Friends
WAL
Hell
GW. Heywood
State Votes at Madison Sets Highway Improvements Plan
Wisconsin highway commission voted to set aside 31 million in state and federal aid for highway improvements. The plan includes 130 miles of concrete roads in Marathon County and a 22 million county bond issue. various counties and routes receive allocations and pro rata shares for grade crossings and pavement projects.
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Madison
Wis.v
Lghwyay Commission
Marathon
Garrat
Isk Counties
Paireh
Rae Lowating
Finnegan
Mauston
Wighway
Tyes Fereral
Howl
Coneratn
Bettina Orhbosh
Green Lake Cawaly
Roundup of Physicians and Druggists Ordered
United Press dispatch reports federal prohibition officials ordering a roundup of physicians and druggists accused of diverting medicinal whiskey into bootleg channels. Investigations show doctors and chemists selling cut whiskey by prescriptions, with thousands of gallons leaking into homes yearly. Detectives and prohibition agents will tighten checks to ensure purity and prevent illicit sale while highway enforcement ramps up nationwide.
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Ly Joseph
Wasnex
United Presa
Wasitington
Federa
Wil
New York
Xoyverinagal
Talit
Tuen
Wille
Prohibition
Goa
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