Western Front Security Pact Terms Uneasy for Germany
United Press reports a proposed European security pact to calm the Rhineland and western frontiers. France would guarantee arbitration decisions and England would back treaties, while Germany risks tacitly losing eastern frontier gains.
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Wradford
United Press
Enghind
Franece
Germany
Wiltelmatrasse
Rhine
France
Poland
Crecko-Slovakia
England
Georpany
Belgian
Yvarice
Rhineland
Elnso
Versailles
Arraign Speeders in Municipal Court
Three defendants faced municipal court arraignments on speed law violations after county traffic officers arrested Henry Taft Fred Connell and Manuel Service In a related matter Philip Sasso was charged with driving an automobile without a license
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Taft
Fred Connell
Manuel Service
Philip Sasso
Los Angeles Ordered to Fly to Twin Cities
The Los Angeles is slated to depart for Minneapolis amid engine repairs. Secretary Wilbur lists the voyage as part of a prior plan, with the ship expected to proceed after mechanical issues prompted a postponement during the Norse Centenary events.
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Los Angeles
Twin Cities
Los Angules
Lake Hurst
N.C
Navy
Minnesota
All But 3 Balloons Accounted For In Race To Brussels
In the Gapdon Bennet Cup race, all but three balloons are accounted for. Belgian and German crews were among those unaccounted as Goulytur III was reported aboard the German steamer Vaterland after a raft dropped 60 miles west of Quesgant Island.
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Brussels
Lad Lien
Plewrdie
Park Anneville
Belia
Grand Ghades
Pelee Leopold
Goulytur III
Quesgant
Geiger Signs Decree Closing Rail Cases
Milwaukee judge P A Gelzer signs decree closing sixteen railroad fare cases under the 1920 Transportation Act. The suits, brought by the state railroad commission, had been pending for years and cover roads operating through Wisconsin.
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Geiger
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Congress
P. A
Gelzerhore Imlay
Three to Appear in Vige-Graft Probe
Madison officials say former Senator Bernard Moran editor Stephen Bollen and inspector Thomas J. Cunningham will testify as the senate investigative probe reconvenes. Attorney General Herman Ekern to resume during closing stages of the insurance quiz as the Vienna plot to assassinate the Crecko Slovak foreign minister is reported by Der Abend.
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Madison
Bernard Moran
Stephen’ Bollen
Janesville
Thomas J. Cunningham
Spector
Quick
Vienna
Crecko
Proposed MacMillan Navy Arctic Expedition Faces Law Clash
Washington reports an Arctic voyage by MacMillan and the Navy faces international law hurdles over sovereignty claims. A Canadian official suggested seeking permission to use Axel Hebert Janage base, risking recognition of Canada’s claim to Arctic lands. No US response to Canada’s 1916 order has been noted, while Harris Cand land may be targeted for discovery.
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Washington
MacMillan
Byrd
Axel Herbert Janéage
United Sates
Canada
North Pole
United States
State Department
MacMillin
Chinese Troops Fire On Americans In Canton Clash
A Civil War firefight near Honan Island in Canton wounded one American woman and forced others to retreat. US officials protest and urge citizens to leave the danger zone as Yunnanese and Cantonese factions clash with gunboats in the river.
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Hong Kos
Winnapesa
Mes
Frente Framton
Montgomery Oxden
Launeh Fran Honan Island
Canton
U.S
Washington
United States
Gunton
Jenking
China
Peking
Tatay
Wade
Nonglong
EXPRES Marshall Leaves $39 000 Estate
INDIANAPOLIS The will of Thomias Re Marshall former REO president of the United States was filed in probate court today bequeathing personal property valued at 1800 000 and real estate valued at 40 000 to the widow. The will dated January 23 1924 includes a 5 000 bequest to the First Presbyterian church at Columbia City for a pipe organ in memory of his mother. Part of the estate goes to Wabash College to be invested and earnings used for student instruction via lectures or other means.
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Indianapolis
Thomias
Marshall
Unite States
First Presbyterian Church
Columbia City
Ind
Wabast College
Fire Destroys Lumber At Henry Ford Plant
Iron Mountain Michigan fire departments from four towns fought a blaze that burned about 100000 dollars worth of lumber at the Henry Ford plant near Iron Mountain. The fire raged through the night and was under control shortly before noon. The origin of the blaze has not been determined.
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Henry Ford
Iron Mountain
Mich
Secho
Lestros
Henry Furl
Senate Rejects Redraft of 12 Million Income Tax Act
Renewed efforts to revise a 12 million income tax act failed in the senate. The proposal sought exemptions for personal property equipment and machinery, with a five percent personal property tax cut for manufacturers and small home owners. Opposition centered on reducing revenue and altering existing law, while other measures concerning labeling of baking powders and dairy issues were also discussed before adjournment.
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Senate
GHL
Quick
Resohnion
Ranate
Iin
J.Q. Emery
Congress
Grean Bay
Merinelle
Gas Station Improvements Inspire Metro Service Building Look
Improvements at the waiting station of the ME BR C2 company modernize the interior with new lighting heating and decor. A large map shows electric and bio lines statewide while a remodeled ticket office confectionery stand and benches enhance passenger flow along the riverfront landscape gardening proceeds. Public official Fr V Batach notes electric car rerouting plans to improve service with cost savings and fleet upgrades.
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Me, Br, & C2 Company
Wen
Electris
Bio
Fatrona
Fr. v. Baatach
Focal
S Company
Pinnts Heile
West Auli
Howe
Ible
Underground workers near death in tunnel fire
Eight men toiled four hundred feet underground in a 2200 foot tunnel when a fire alarm sounded prompting a hurried exit. The blaze at the work site destroyed the town clock and foreman's shack, damaging machinery and fuel as gasoline and oil tanks burned. Foreman Steve Grabowski reported the incident and the men’ s escape.
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Muavaukes
Ahaniy
Steve Grabowski
Foreman
County Sells $40,000 Tax Delinquent List
The county auctioned tax delinquent parcels totaling about 40000 with hundreds of properties across cities. Delinquencies dated to before June left over fifty thousand in unpaid taxes, later reduced by about ten thousand after payments and penalties.
Barnes Heads Local Commandery Officers
The annual election of officers for Waukesia Commandery Knights Templar, held June 8, names Herbert T. Barnes as commander, Jay McCoon as generalissimo, H. E. Roberts as captain general, J. Caldwell as senior warden, A. W. Weet as junior warden, T. Eaton as prelate, W. W. Sleep as treasurer, Chauncey Frayer as recorder, and George B. Hurtla as trustee for three years. Impeachment of officers set for June 18 when Barnes will announce appointive posts.
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Waukesia
Knights Templer
Herbert T. Barnes
Jay
MecCoon
Fh. E. Hoberts
GC. J. Caldwell
A. W. Weet
T. Eaton
W. WW Sleep
Chauncey Frayer
George B. Hurtla
Barnes
Fourteen Bodies Recovered from Kentucky Mine Disaster
News from Sturgis reports the Kentucky Coal Company Mine No 4 explosion yesterday left fourteen miners dead or missing. Rescue teams continued working through the depths of the mine as officials assessed the discovered bodies and searched for any additional victims.
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Kentucky
Sturgis
Kentucky Coal Co
Date and Events Listed in Local Church Notices
A fragmented OCR page lists various dated events and society notes. Entries mention dates, places, and organizations such as Missionary Society and local colleges, with references to youth groups and church activities. The legible items include event times and venues, along with scattered names and locations.
Farm Bureau Picnic Set for July 4 at Me Wake
The Farm Bureau Picnic to be held July 4 near Me Wake County. A wide program is planned with speakers including Frank Hota national secretary of crop reporting and a focus on agricultural matters. The event aims to honor the signing of a declaration and includes meals and activities for families.
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Farm Bureau
Wakesha
Raelne
Micluda Mealeal
Three Parties To Search For Amundsen
Three parties have been arranged to harbor the missing Amundsen party. The Norwegian government has started the steamer Tagerttre to Snitzbergen with airplanes to scout sea routes and ice. The American MacMillan expedition will depart for Buh Greenland Uist and dine to watch for Amundsen and his group. A French Polar expedition led by Tedty Fenn Chateoh is to sail from France for Greenland Promingit Arete, joining the effort.
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Tagerttre
Snitzbergen
MacMillin
Buh
Greenland
Uist
Dine
Amiwndsen
Ted Ty Fenn
Expect Drop in Temperature Tonight Across Midwest
Cool breezes sweep the middle west with indications of further drops tonight and tomorrow. High winds prevail in the area as low clouds bring a chill. St. Louis records two deaths amid the heat, with the thermometer near 30 degrees in Chicago and around 6 to 7 degrees in St Paul. Crop damage estimated in tens of millions.
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Chicago
Middle West
Lagay
Touleit
Cox Af
iChicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee woman charged in diamond ring theft
Rose Dichmien of Green Bay was named in a warrant for theft of two diamond rings from the Jones-Neverman company in Milwaukee on Saturday. One ring valued at 800 dollars and the other at 150 dollars were stolen.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jones-Neverman, Company
Rose Dichmien
Green Bay
President Speaks at St Paul Amid Weather Hindrances
President Coolidge delivered an open air address before about sixteen Norsemen at St Paul amid wind and rain. Spectators and Minnesota residents watched as he touched on national unity and fiscal policy while awaiting further budget details for the coming year.
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William
United Prook Stat
Corres
Abgajud
Exton
Ubposrd
Washington- Nat Ie
Dean Dort
Enrnak
Elieor
Coolidge
Bey Vaad
United States
Wisconsin
Madison
la Valettes
Minnesota
Automobile accident case leaves both sides without damages
Judge M Davison rules in the William Gilbert v Whittenberg case that both plaintiff and defendant were responsible for the incident. The jury found no damages for either side. Other cases cited were postponed for trial.
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M. Davison
William Gilbert Va. Whittenberg
Rees
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Leung
POWER
Sueder
Inunel
Howse TsInad
Mmarch
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Daily Telegraph
Tie Tsin
Asiatic Petroleum Company
Kalfend Fu
Taiyuan Fu
Expres. Marshall
Beanlur Bow Cetleman
Spening
Severson
Gottélmin Bnl
Tha Hill
Wisconsin Auprome Court
Premiggs
Lisse Werlpesday
Teclare Hill
Winconain
Uoom Conservation Trust
Malno
Audley
Daniel Pierner
Waukesha
Tike
Whoukesha
Crival
Callega
Rewthard
Pyesboder
Waukesha County
Amundsen
Mitawagkee
Stolf
Ampycott
Mass
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