Amoy Crisis Sparks British Marine Step as Chinese Unrest Grows
The Amoy dispute escalates as Chinese authorities cannot guard the international settlement and British Indian troops are sent to Shameen after clashes in Canton. US and British forces prepare, with warnings to Canton to prevent violence and protect foreign concessions amid ongoing student strikes and mutterings of martyrs.
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Laroy
Amoy
Ching
State Department
Kalingsoy
Amoy 13
Winlangsod
Anlao
Hongkong
Yaster
Canton
Tealeson
Vons
Lower House Solons Locked in Chamber
Madison Wis U P final attempt to muster 61 votes failed as the assembly chamber remained locked for over 23 hours with members refusing to quit. A new roll call showed 4 yeas 25 nays as Blanchard Conservative leader warned of delaying a week if needed to defeat a tax bill costing taxpayers 5 to 6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
U. P
She Malin
Blanchaml
Blanchard
Wisconsin Senate Approves Corruption Report
After a lengthy and divisive debate in Madison the Wisconsin Senate adopted the investigating committee report that cleared charges of corruption in state institutions against Senator Llarman Severson. A minority proposal to reject the report failed as the chamber voted to close the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Senate
Llerman Severson
Severson Rallings
Doc Ueihlein
Milwaukee
Flarges
Seva Fon Wert
Reyort
Dults
Severson
A. BE. Uitvey
Jeader
Vietis
Garey
Amelita
Fire damages Emanuel Evangelical parsonage injuring pastor
In Menomokee Falls Wisconsin Reverend Wilam Wilman narrowly escaped a blaze believed to be arson at the Emanuel Evangelical church parsonage. He woke choking from smoke and leaped through a window to safety. In Milwaukee, U S district attorney Tay Morse asked a special federal grand jury be called, with Francis Murphy foreman, possible as soon as late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menomokele Falls
Wis
Wilam Wilman
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Tie
Milwaukee
Tay VS. Morse
United States
F. A. Geiger
Fire Breaks Out at Frat House
A fire damaged the back roof of the Bete Pi Epsilon fraternity house Tuesday afternoon at 2 20. Firefighters contained the blaze with prompt response. An insurance agent was on the scene. repairs will be made promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bete Pi Epsilon Fraternity
Dollar Day Sale Promises Bargains for Shoppers
Merchants announce a Dollar Sale weekend featuring attractive bargains on various goods. The Freeman editor notes readers will likely find items worth purchasing even with no immediate need, planning early purchases to secure reduced prices during the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkeshy
Weeds and Awe
Beery Uur
Tomorriow
the Freeman
Commander 15 orders to quit trip during MacMillan Arctic voyage
The Navy ordered Lieut Richard Byrd to land his planes at Sydney Nova Scotia and withdraw if MacMillan refuses naval radio gear. The dispute centers on short wave equipment and two way communication. A destroyer transfers navy gear to the expedition at Wiscasset for delivery to Sydney.
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Waslington
Navy
Wilhae
Richard Byrd
MacMillan
Sydney
N.S
Navy Department
Washington
U. P
Donadd A. MacMillan
Lis
Wilbur
Uyrd
MacMilan
Byrding
Mac Millan
Peary
Syibioy
Nova Seatia
Aintis
Ly Me Zonilh Tampany
Chicags
Awe Donate
Boston
Mass
Putnam
Delaware
Wiscasset
Maine
N. S
Meininger Warns Against Gross Nos In Mail Delivery
Postmaster J A Meininger asks residents in the free delivery district to cooperate for efficient mail service. A recent survey found many places with no house or business numbers. Police will note unnumbered properties and delays may curb delivery. Residents urged to control dogs that may threaten mail carriers.
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J. A. Meininger
Post Office Department
Meininger
Matt Beng
City Council elects review board for the year
The common council selected J. C. Atkin John Doss and Huroll Hintz to serve on the board of review meeting in July. The three also serve on Winthesha County Board of Supervisors. debates over water extension and plat acceptance arose as aldermen weighed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Common Council
J. C. Atkin
John Doss
Huroll Hintz
Winthesha County
Henry B. Beckel
Newhall Farm
Coolidge Begins Two Months Vacation in New England
President Coolidge returns to native New England for a two month break from Washington. A welcoming crowd greets him at Swampscott as the Coolidges travel to Salem and then to the Stearns home at Gardner’s for summer plans. Weather clears heat concerns as they avoid daylight saving time.
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HY Dale van Every
United Press
Swampscott
Maas
Coolidge
Washington
Boyhoard
Vermont
Massachusetts
Salem
Frank W. Stearns
Sted Gables
Slearn
Murder for money hints in Milwaukee man found dead
Unidentified body of a man, likely John Morgan of Milwaukee, found on Lake Williams shore near Washburn. Bullet in head, two other bullet marks, about 35, wearing expensive clothing. No money found. coroner says robbery motive suspected. Trail shows at least two men traveled together to the site.
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Washburn
Wis
John Morgan
Milwaukee
Lake Williams
Joseph
Join Stachuale
Gune
Amos Tansen
Apok
Date events and club notices from local association
Here's Your Date lists events such as Woman's Benefit at the I O O F hall on Wednesday evening and a Kiwants luncheon on Thursday at G1301 with other society notices. It mentions Tudinesa Girl's club at 8:00 pm and Faglon activity, reflecting a busy social calendar.
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Woman's Benefit
Kiwants
Tudinesa Girl's Club
Iga
Faglon
Officials Seek Chickens Thief Believed Shot
Waukesha County officials search for a chicken thief believed wounded after a quarrel at Edward Harland farm in Pesyankee township. Sheriff Gwous says a boy was shot while two men fled the scene carrying poultry, investigation ongoing for details and suspect identity.
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Waukesha
Tomy O
Edsward
Harland
Pesyankee
Ceity
Gwous
Harland Fort
Chirland
Ibn
al F
Defense argues Shepherd innocent amid death penalty push
Chief counsel Moiley for Shepherd urged the jury to view the case as a murder tale of jealousy and persecution. Prosecutors lodged harsh attacks, with State's Attorney Crowe and Falman pressing for death. Judge set June for continuing arguments after recess.
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Chicago
A. S
Moiley
Aflevlic
Udenese
Scott Stewart
Williga Darling
Shepherd
Aequitad
Strawark
Billy
Shepherd Tx Helms
Stewart
George Eli
Gorman
Billy McGiintock
Charles C. Palman
Charles C. Palman, President At] Ine National University of Sciences
Owiin
McClintock
Falmanj
Stewart Thawked
Hin Shepherd
W. W. O'Brien
Robert NH
Crowe
First Concert of Season To Be Held Thursday Evening
The first concert of the season is set for Thursday evening June 25. The program features a mix of selections and solo pieces by various performers, including March-Sons of Australia and soloists with orchestral and vocal numbers. The audience can expect a traditional summer concert with multiple acts and engaging performances by local musicians and guests.
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Cuelér
Saulor
Ity
Kiyo Wieder
Pronk
Thompson
Miarch—Sons of Australi
Walta
Lil Ueto
Overtare
Schauspiel
Alene
Elmer Titgeman
Freyhen Foster
Voenl Solo
Mr Tost Giel
Miner
Titan N. Mylo the MU
Setecton
Mirett
Appola
City Council Grants Fifty Four Drink Licenses
The council approved fifty four of fifty eight proposed drink licenses at a special meeting. Among those approved, six were recommended by the Beowke committee, with two included in a larger eight license list. Several applicants were denied or awaiting further action due to legal issues or pending cases. Registered residents and businesses receiving permits include William Yoines, Emanuel Zier, George NeQuarde, Tony Paternos, and others across multiple establishments.
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Ue Beowke
Council
Asa Whale
Air
Agnes Desinfang
J. Adgar
John Mt. Gihman
Guy Cappazeo
John Ca Alda
J. Christifveus
Jacob Wallatehateln
Tany Tony Tazeo
John Ghman
Pony Cap Bazzo
Delac
Wallgrabenatetn Anid Theen
Gollwitzer
City
TALK
Emanuel Zier
K. M. Webb
Charles Shatman
Wo E. Purrer
G. Batshiros
Red J. Dating
H. A. Wegner
Cnoebel
Pfeffer Pharmacy
Weal Side Drug Store
Arthur Goerke
Frank Ward
Vola A. Muebl
J. Yobble
Wankosha News Co
Charley Texter
George NeQuarde
William Hurst
Je UB
Cook
Supreme Hottling Go
Tony Menla
Pass Brothers
J.C. Wallies
Sadaudh Serima
Tony Paternos
W. J. Sornhirt
Tony Vestafane
Westwick Confedhry Co
W. Gow
Thon
AL Soy
F.C. Red
Wli. Carrall
Wau Vesha Cigar Ca
Indiana farm agents visit Waukesha county farms
Three county agents from Miller counties visited farms in Waukesha on June 23. They were shown a shovel farm by Agent J. Fr. Mommas. The Indiana men include J. M. Kirke Patrick of Tippecanoe White, Rodeer Fruziee of White county, and Nf. B. Ach ernon of Carroll county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millana
Wakes County
Ana Loury
Waukesha
J. Fr. Mommas
Indiana
J. M. Kirkepatrick
Tippeonoe
Rodeer Fruziee
White County
Nf. B. Achernon
Caroll County
Foreigners to Port for Safety Amid Chinese Situation
Reports indicate Britain may first remove all foreigners to treaty ports for protection. Marines sailors and volunteer corps would defend them, including a battalion of the British East Surrey regiment. Intervention in China would follow only if necessary to protect nationals.
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Rst Ste
British East Surrey Regiment
Ching Wold
Girls Assist UN Farm Bureau Program in Waukesha
The Tasiness Girls participated in a program connected with the Farm Bureau meeting in Waukesha Township at the House of WJ Wright on June 22. State secretary Iwan Wright spoke. officers were elected for the year: President W. J. Wright, Vice-president 8. T. Mann Sr, Secretary G. G. Lowry, and Treasurer Henry Carr.
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Mldred
Madeline Welland
Hec
Glengarry Mandealin Club
James Harvey
Trena Sayer
Bred Freelove
Mise Leona Buskirk
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M’millan
Shameen
Ai Tsongkong
Ghineng Ward
General Striey
Ameri¢nia
Wara
Waniluslite
Mac Milt
Teaverien Sup
Gross
John Ross
Harold Hintz
William Stephens
Alersiin Benjamin
Yenquand
Boby
Dependa
Pydiana Coe
Waukesha Farnsi
UN Farm Bureau
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