Vision of world peace through US led cooperation
President Coolidge at the Norwegian centennial at the state fair grounds urged a spirit of cooperation among nations as a means to peace. He cited America's unity born from a melting pot, praised Norwegian immigrants for public service, education, and national devotion, and emphasized shared heritage guiding a global fraternity.
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William F. Loss
United Press
Aman Antions
President Coolidge
America
Atu Cooperstion Araf
Mane
Mincklin
Iren Chen
Fiat
Wu Naden
New York
Testamatilionon
Mine Explosion Traps 19 Workers Near Ter e AL
A mine explosion at Ken Icky Coat company No 4 near Ter e Alabama traps 19 workers deep in the mine. Rescue teams battle debris and power failures as they seek to reach any survivors among the 19 trapped. Several workers may be alive, but the situation is uncertain due to the blast and wrecked shafts.
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Sturgis
EyerNinoiesa
Ken Icky Coat Company
Tere
AL Neon
Gardnev
Lie
Auto crash injures local resident at Waukesha Beach
Local reports say a Sunday evening collision near Waukesha Beach left Aliss Knutson with a deep cut on the leg after a motorist failed to stop. She was taken to Municipal Hospital by bystanders Edward Verbrant and Andrew Milo. Police arrested Willard Ih and William Schmidt for speeding. The county hosted a busy weekend with crowding at resort grounds and air performances.
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Waukesha
Aliss Knutson
Win iYenne
Wakesha Beach
Dostill Weleda
Vernon
Miss Knutson
Edward Verbrant
Andrew Milo
Terviver
Automoebite
McKenzie Cayito
Bannaer
aNates
Ailweikee
Jarrell Lockwood
Altese
Waukesha Neach
Lewis
Aviaders
Poller
Willard Ih
William Schmidt
Balloons in mishap during cap races report haze
In Brussels two of eighteen balloons in the Cap races failed. The Irish balloon Elsie crashed near a moving train in Pas de Calais France, injuring nine aboard. The Spanish Hesprija landed in the Benelux with passengers rescued by a steamer. The American Air Service bag S14 landed safely. Reports on others awaited. Canton government moved to Whampoa amid fighting in the city as Canton battles raged.
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Brussels
Belgium
U. P
Elsie
Pas de Calis
France
Ben
San Francisco
Canton
Whampoa
Ching Rat Yat Po
Canton Stile
United Press
Los Angeles Blimp Forced Back by Fog and Damage
The Los Angeles dirigible, returning from a failed flight toward Minneapolis and St Paul, struggled with two crippled anchors and dense fog over Cleveland. It landed at a hangar after diverting, with reports noting dipping maneuvers and mechanical issues as crews prepared to secure the airship.
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NAVAL
AIR Rpation
Lake Hurst
Theaval Dirigibte
Los Angeles
Clesalamd
Ohio
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Nie
Omy Welero Deytisht
Dil Wits Wienblatt
Fox
Clicers
Aicgimiais
Alondon Heyrip
St Paul
Cowis
Circuit Court Trials Continued On Calendar
After a several week adjournment Judge C Davison resumed court with Gilbert versus Wittenberg as the first case. Alleged damages from an automobile accident were to be heard, with about ten cases remaining on the docket.
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C. Davison
Gilbert Vs. Wittenberg
Waukesha Boy Camp Quota Increased for Summer
The Waukesha area announces an increase in boys camp quota for the annual summer program. The event runs from June 22 to July 2 with plans to accommodate more youths, guided by organizers promising a well run, safe tented camp experience.
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Waukesha Boys
Boba
Thig Ely
Dairymen from four states to visit area
An advisory from the Greater Wisconsin association says Waukekia county may host an active cattle sale season this summer. Delegations totaling 150 to 300 dairy-minded men from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Texas are expected in late July. Oklahoma has accepted. A Rockwood Tennessee delegation of bankers farmers and merchants arrives July 24. Mississippi party led by Governor Whitwell and Lt Governor Murphree includes bankers merchants and farmers en route to study dairying and broader dairy industry ventures. The Wisconsin Association of Commerce is asked to help arrange visits and provide autos for touring farms and to extend county hospitality.
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Concmerce
Greater
Wisconain Association
Wankestia
Shic
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahom
Texas
Oklahoma
Aney
Rockwood
Nie
Mississippi
Whithell
Lac Fenant
Murphee
Ue Turchage
Alate
Ie Association of Commerce
Waukestia
Union and St Johns Win in Parade
A field day during Week’s celebration featured brisk play and a city parade. Union and St Josephs advanced in the tournament with wins over Park and White Rock, while Hadfield beat White Rock to reach the final and Union edged Tark for the title.
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White Rock
Hadfeld
Nandic
Union
Park
St. Josey
Hadfield
Victor Joug
Tark
Maddell
Murder in Agronomy: Student Thought to Kill Professor
Coroner's Inquest follows a brutal axe attack on Professor Oscar B. Turner of Joussiana State University. Investigators link stolen final exam papers to a senior suspect poised to profit from disclosure. Turner was found in his office after a struggle with an axe used to pry drawers open.
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Baton Rot la
Cas
Oscar BH. Turner
Joussiana State University
Turner
Callang
Earm
Ani
Shere
Brat
Turoer
Orien
Section Men Crushed In Train Wreck Near Derbyshire Viaduct
A derailment on a Chesapeake and Ohio line caused thirteen men to be crushed between coal spilled from derailed cars. Rescue teams recovered four bodies. the rest remained missing as authorities estimated seven to eleven fatalities with many workers as transients.
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Converse
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hero
Mathieu
Peru
Tut
Derbyshire
Rotary Doing Much for Peace Says Speaker
Sindog Acto believed The Rotary International to be divinely guided, but the speaker warned the is founded on principles and ideals, not dogma. Herbert Laflin, governor of notary, told the Wilkinson club at noon Rotary aims at service to mankind and the Golden Rule in business. He outlined six objects including service as the basis of enterprise, high ethical standards, service to persons and communities, development of acquaintances as service, recognition of worthy occupations, and world peace through understanding and goodwill. Laflin blamed greedy, unscrupulous business ties and urged public service as remedy, stressing Rotary’s role in promoting ethical standards to curb government overreach. He noted progress in getting acquainted to reduce hatred and prejudice, and expressed confidence Rotary will help realize international peace through understanding and goodwill.
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Acto
Godal
Herbert Ladin
Luthlet
Notary
Daflin
Apepker
Rotary
Yervier
Lillin
Lafiln
Laflin
Town Hall Improvement Expanded by Church Support
The Waukesha town hall project grows as the Methodist church agrees to fund moving the building back near the rear, enabling foundation work and site beautification. After completion, the town board plans to showcase a fine building and surrounding improvements this summer.
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Waukesha
Sethodist
President Coolidge Visits Minneapolis Norse American Centenary
Thousands line the Twin Cities for a ten mile parade and presidential visit. President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge toured the Norse American centennial events, spoke at the fairgrounds, and attended a public reception before departing by special train.
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Twin Cities
WEA
Mis-sissippi
Kelloges
Keltegg
Norway
Communal First Communion Held at St Joseph’s Church
Fifty or more boys and girls dressed in white gathered at St Joseph’s Catholic Church on Sunday for first communion. The ceremony featured pastor W. Ge Miller’s address and the children’s reception into the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin. A large list of communicants and their escorts was read as the procession entered.
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Cutler Park
Waukesha High School
Industriakaclool Lands
Handle Hess
Joaph
W. Ge Miler
Frederick Lemke
John Clongentelster
Agnes Murdoch
Eleanor Murphy
Leonard Melendez
Eleabeth Niedurkorn
Donald Pauly
Thomas Price
Riehl Rillet
Corrie Kouna
Frances Smith
Nancy Son Fuuppe
Mare Stull
Catherine Subrofaki
Feaneta Scherer
Margaret Sprader
Kloroner Gerenn
Usrman Schuefer
Mildred Semaeter
Donald Duleen
Serene Kennels
George Kastenholz
Aveo Maochel
Joseph Kowalski
Joseph Lazo
Kaw
Winextine Roshach
Nettle Trentin
Faoy Serima
Gennle Serima
Frances ‘Tremmal
Dorothy Tourpiets
Harry Wilkin
Mary Wildaymand Yanna
Eleainoe Yuhai
Virginia Wurma
Todeline Sefdl
Magna Werra
Margaret Mary Murray
Marlon Wililamy
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