Kellogg Warns Mexico Ties To End Dispute
United Press reports Secretary Kellogg warned Mexico of consequences for unsettled American claims and possible upheaval, aiming to spur prompt settlement and protect U.S. investments. He stressed Washington does not seek severance, but will defend American interests while keeping diplomats in Mexico.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Coolidge
Rotary
Kellogg
Mexico
Ecountry
Wesgent
Uke
Le 3
Cather
White House
Will ”Arserman Armasadar Sieffield
County orders crack down on slot machines in operation
District Attorney Salen issued orders to deputies to arrest anyone operating slot machines. Since summer, machines have appeared in pay places and spread to drug stores and confectioneries, despite warnings. Salen warned further enforcement will follow if laws are violated.
Walsh Says Senate Favors Peace Plans
MADISON Wisconsin The United States Senate has rejected world peace programs of two Presidents with concern for adherence to the world court project. Senator Thomas J Walsh Montana told United Press. Al Hitt three Democrats in Geup will support the Coolidge ward court program. Walsh predicted the Montana senator will leave for July 4 to attend sessions of the permanent court of international justice at the Hague.
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Maduison
Wis
United States Senate
Conour
Coolidge
Senate
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
United Press
al Hitt
House
Walsh
Harape
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
Wasely
Wife Granted Divorce as Husband Is Arrested
A divorce suit against Edward Vay-not tieath Fay was heard in county court and awarded to his wife Anna on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Fay was taken into custody on complaint by his wife. Weather outlook for June 25 to 30 includes cool periods and cloudy skies with possible showers and cooler later in the week.
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Edward Vay
Fay
Alagn
Lame— Treld
Hia
Anna
Retold Reel Night Shows and Local Notices
A dated OCR fragment lists various events and prices. It mentions Constance Talmadge in Laginning to Love at a Parkheater, with a May date and several price points. Other items include a Royal Neighbor event, an Arch Masmrs gathering, and a United Order of ... medicine group timing.
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Minteal
Luueleaon Vmgal
Kienest
Constance Talmadge
Parkheater
Tao P. im—Wankisha
Mayul Arch
Ato Orivan Legion Auxilnty
United Ordar of
Aworicine
Plan to Erect $173000 Church on Holy Hill
A historic Carmelite shrine on Holy Hill in Washington County plans a new $175,000 church summit project. The modern Romanesque structure will rise to three 50 foot towers, seat 700, and include a grotto chapel. Construction spans two years with a temporary pilgrim chapel during rebuilding.
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Holy Hill
Attracton
Ure
Tory Mill
America
Arlela
Alwankee
Paul
Ita Summit
Otharel
Enginedre
Walton League Meeting Advocates River Clean Up Efforts
A Walton League gathering in the city discussed cleanup of the Fox River and scenic improvements. President Haskell Noyes and officers Le Williams and Alban Keo outlined opportunities for conservation work, local legislation, and public works to enhance beauty and attract visitors.
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Walton League
Fox River
COA
Avili Dan
Eity Np
Waltey Teague
AL Gie
le Williams
Aibwan Keo
Haskell Noyes
Milwinket Aen C
Wisconain
League
Taj Re Ranattrm
Anil I Tre
Ksapworth
Presidant Noyes
Wiltanins
Wiseaishi
Auunerg Synhases
Conserva
Onty
Alua
Wisconsin
Williams
Lero
Rain Here Bigs Help to Crops in Wisconsin
A steady rain across Waukesha and surrounding counties aided crops that had suffered drought. Many areas received beneficial moisture with no wind damage reported. overall state damage was limited, easing concern for farmers in Winkowlie County and nearby regions.
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Waukesha
Winkowlie
Legion Band Concerts Begin June 25 in Dawamat Wis
The America Texlon band will open the season at Dawamat Wis park. The first concert is set for June 25 at 8:00 PM. Miner Hinkamen will sing at the Cutler Park event.
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Legion Band
America Texlon
Wil Topper
Dawamat Wis
Miner Hinkamen
Identity of Baby Still Unknown After Porch Discovery
A well dressed healthy baby girl about weeks old was found abandoned on the Ladents porch. Mr and Mrs Ladente and daughter were away. neighbors and police found the child on the return. She was taken to the hospital. no identification card was found and the incident remains under investigation.
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W. EB. Ladents
Ladewte
Pewaukee
Fey
Minlchal Hospital
Farley Opposes City Engineer Appointment Plan
James Farley argues against appointing the city engineer by the mayor and aldermen, urging democratic limits on civil service powers. He cites risk of patronage, favors greater court control, and urges park seating reforms to curb discrimination while criticizing current partisan practices.
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James Farley
Rihitar
Freeman
Mrurding
Tsou
Washington
Hoois
Wits
Aitlig Inklinanlug
L Warner
Waukesha High School Opens Six-Week Summer Session
About 7640 160 pupils will attend the summer session at Waukesha High School. The program runs six weeks ending July 24 with morning classes from 8:30 to 11:80. Adults may register for extended work and graduates return for courses, many aiming to improve classifications or finish requirements.
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Waukesha High School
St Luke's Lutheran Church Hosts Sunday School Program
St Luke's English Evangelical Lutheran Church presents a program by the Sunday school orchestra and church choir. The children's day show includes a vocal solo Mann, a few numbers by the junior choir, and a series of eight tableaux titled The Church Seasons in Picture and Song. Proceeds support the Sunday school and Luther league building fund. The public is invited.
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St Luke's English Evangelient Lutheran Church
Luther
Mann
Shelley
Luther League
Sunday School
Busses and Auton Highway Accident West of Calhoun
Two busses and one automobile were involved in a late Friday accident on highway No 43 west of Calhoun. No injuries reported. A green Wise went off the road and a second attempted to assist when a car struck the bus, causing further damage to all vehicles.
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Calhoun
Sheriff's Office
Green Wises
Severe storm rattles Wisconsin with flooding and deaths
A fierce storm sweeping southern Minnesota and crossing into Wisconsin caused extensive property damage, flooding in the Chippewa Valley, washed out highways, trapped a Soo Line train, and triggered fatalities including Mrs. Joseph F. Schneier near Stockbridge. Strong winds and lightning crippled communications and utilities across the region.
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Milwaukee
Oie Horsan
Hent
Minnesota
Joseph F. Schneier
Stockbridge
Wisi
Soo Line
New Richmond
Glenweed City
Tain
Milwkee
Southern Minnesota Storm Death and Damage Report
Southern Minnesota reels from a severe rain and wind storm. One death is confirmed as Mike Winters, 19, a farm hand near Ivanhoe, struck by lightning. Communications are crippled and crops and property suffer extensive losses. rescue and recovery continue as floodwaters recede from danger levels.
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ST. Paul
Mike Winters
Ivanhoe
Pike Catch Report From Magte River Draws Ledger Line
RL Wells LaNnos Gogd reports a successful fishing trip in the Magte river. He and companions caught a large number of pike and shipped several to Tolenda. The outing followed nine prior fishing trips, marking a notable haul for the party.
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LaNnos
Walls Ham
Magte
Glenn- My
Bam
KR. F
sTolenda
Yunnanese In Flight Before Canton Troops
Report from SHANGHAI via United Press describes Yunnanese retreat as Cantonese forces bombard Canton and Shinnee colony. Foreigners and women evacuated, barricades set, and tensions rise as Chinese and foreign residents fear further violence around Frankow and Hankow.
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Alfred Ticks
United Press
Hong Kong
Trenpa
Garton
Cantonere
Shinnee
Catton
Cme
Bedus
Tog Kang
Onler City
Deen
Acton
Slawyshit
Hebhakow
Canton Taal
Riaghin
Canton
Monon Island
Crnekert
Ubeir Moshe
Shameen
Lien
Honan
Murder Trial Trial Witnesses Recall Money Motives
Testimony in Shepherd murder case details alleged schemes to obtain money from a wealthy boy’s estate. Witnesses include Lilly, Dr Bongetti, and Lewis Sharhare describing payments, lies, and a letter in which Shepherd claimed being broke. Defense fights admissibility as evidence while prosecutors stress motive and opportunity.
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A. Bongetti
Ol Fenschon
Skephe Lane
Billy McGhulock
Shephard
Ron Keui
Shepherd
Lynch
Bee Wileled
William J. Shepherd
States
Trouert
Crowe
Tollay
Pune
Growe
Ile
Dilly
Tiverd
Gok
Shspherd
Estelle Gelling
Shephert
Uilly
Sheplers
Ure
Sheperd
Indianaypolls
Esa
Willie
Lewis Sharhare
I Oyster House
Steve Carson
Linton
McClintock
Shacharo
Hilly
Shia
The
Cedars
Tha
Texas
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Wasidington
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Will
Washington County
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Colin Owe DE Vary
Amo
Tla
Fhis
Minny
Fuque Sunool
ST. Luke's Church
Chippewa Valley
Fortignens
Wong
Edmund Beckley
United Tress Sat Corras Yang
Shuanghal
Yanet Tryop
Anpuutese
Frankow Thauradday
Hanken
Acripry
Foreign Alfaira Visitor
Hus Dapaneae Consulai
Tegent
Eainbow
Shanghai
Dendane
Tuaw
Deane
Chmminat
Darling Snpphorl
Anintack
Ehemi
Miainy
Milstake
Imony
Robert 5H Crowe
Anatier Link
Hi Ehni
Lilly
Isabelle Pope
Wats
Tim Jury
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