Detectives Plan Lake Resort Search For Chicago Gunmen
Chicago detectives and Milwaukee police joined by federal agents moved to search nearby lake resorts in Waukesha county for Chicago gunmen linked to a police killing. The esfuerzo aims to detain or question suspects said to carry sawed off shotguns and tear bombs as they operate near Okapughee Lake.
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Chicago
Porter Tn
Hedels
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Aas
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Cutergo
Preemai
Phivage
Milwauke Holice
Waukesha County
Bo Tien
Uden Watlert
Lugal Police
Forea Ne
Sherif den Mackay
Waller
Preeman
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Milwaukeee
Severn
Bidtog
Ioent
Eciphas
Okpughee Lake
Sergeant killed as bomber plummets at Mitchela Field
Sergeant Gougiavs FE Logan of the sixty first service squadron was killed when a Kings Martin bomber suddenly plunged to the ground at Mitchela Field New York today. Three other passengers escaped serious injury. The crash occurred near Home and In Bishee, Ariel.
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Sylmdron
Bishee
Ariel
Averigay Legion Band Opens Season At Cutler Park
A large crowd attended the Averigay Legion band’s first concert of the season at Cutler Park. Elmer Hitze nic drew enthusiastic encores after performances of My Best Girl and All Alone, with popular and classic selections pleasing the sizable audience.
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Averigay Legion
Cutler Park
Elmer Hitzenic
Governor Says Bill Would Mean Monopoly
Governor Blaine returned to the assembly to veto a bill that would grant sole ownership of drug stores to corporations and restrict ownership to registered pharmacists, warning it would consolidate control and threaten competition. The measure would allow corporations to own and operate pharmacies, altering rights of existing owners and inviting legal challenges.
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Madison
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John J. Blaine
Pers Hoe
Aspharic Toyote
Blaine
Dantes
Haalus
Tia
Uie
Club women urged to aid Defense Day celebration
Horning president of the Woman's Club seeks full member participation to make July Fourth Defense Day alongside Independence Day observances. President Coolidge has urged every women's club to contribute to the celebration. Mrs Shoemaker notes clubs are summered, but asks individuals to act and support community Defense Day efforts. (Continued on Page 5)
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Hl. St. Horning
Woman's Club
Calvin Coolidge
Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
A. H. Shoemaker
Blarning
Shoemaker
United States
Clit
Hold Up No Joke Victim Learns A Grim Tale
Two men ambushed meat market proprietor Mico Richard Lorenze in a failed hold up. He was struck with a hammer and grazed by a bullet wound as the assailants fled in a blue two door coupe with about six dollars. A suspect was linked to a family connection at the market.
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Mico
Richard Lorenze
Delavain
Gerenza
Dela Yin
Second Dance Disturber Sent To Jail
The second offender of the Wanke sla County dance hall ordinance was Thomas Danoley of Milwaukee, 21, who Judge Parkinson sentenced to 10 days in the county jail. Other details note disorderly conduct and a scuffle with Supervisor Mayvey Schimmiel, with preliminary examinations set for related cases.
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Wankesla
Thomas Danoley
Milwaukee
TW. Parkinson
Ondley
Thie City
Douoles Strack Supervisory
Vanoley
Mayvey Schimmiel
Danoley
Hernan Salen
Suck
Randies
Iialinti
Nanoley
Dhlge Parkinson
Ueéd
Donley
Sorge Parkinson
Otto Osmim
Herbert Muipfel
Harold Miver
Snip- Tel
Hooree
Junge David W
Agnew
Amelia Waterlin
Menomonee Falla
Believe Fishermen Drowned in the Columbia River
Several fishermen are believed drowned after a freighter, the West Mormen, struck two fishing boats near the Columbia River entrance during darkness. A wireless message reported by Federal Telegraph indicated the collision occurred shortly before midnight. Two men were seen clinging to wreckage from one boat, while the fate of the other occupants and the vessel remained unclear.
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Columbia River
Weat Mormenum
Federal Telegraph Ca
Explosion and Fire Wreck K. L. Theater in Kansas City
A late night explosion destroyed part of the old Gillis theater in Kansas City injuring several people and killing fireman John Wogan. The front of the building collapsed and flames raced through the structure as firefighters battled the blaze with all city apparatus. Most audience members were men. a burlesque act had paused as flames spread, with patrons evacuated to a nearby restaurant.
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Dane Quad
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Allience
Asl
Lantline
John Wogan
Optics Unity Mornting
Walla
Turin
Persona
Mra
Marlo Pletcher
Two Elevated Trains Collide at White Sox Park
In Chicago an express train and a local train crashed while approaching the station near White Sox Park. Officials say five people were killed or fatally injured and several more hurt as the trains collided and rails were torn uprooted. The dead include Moore, 34, an elevated railroad engineer. The crash occurred just before a major league baseball game, with both trains crowded by fans and crew.
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Chicago
White Sox Park
Eres Moore
Quilty
One Day Till Chautauqua Pens Here
One day remains before Chautauqua opens as organizers renew efforts to sell season tickets. I G Hipple, Realpath advance manager, arrives and boosts advertising while streamers adorn the city. Hogs distribute the Chautauqua News door to door as hopefuls urge guarantors to sell enough tickets to cover expenses.
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Chautauqua Begias
I. G. Hipple
Realpath
Brent
Fipple
Hipple
Hota
Jieckels
Allyan
Waukesha Radio Sender Heard Great Distance
Reported long range radio messages from Waukesha reach receivers in England and New Zealand. The note lists multiple signal reports including distances up to four thousand miles and mentions specific locations such as West Norwood Sharpenden Road and Rudlaist Road. Signals described as clear and strong with reference to particular equipment and times.
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Poorth Street
Newwonland
Sharpenden Road
West Norwood
Lowton
Ragland
Rudlaist Road
Warraw
England
Gayone
GuiniKa
Crealer
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New Zealand
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Chicago
Probe Plot 10 Kill Waukesha County Pastor
Investigation into the pastor of the Mes nomenes Balls church follows a suspicious fire that destroyed the parsonage early Wednesday. Pastor William Hint and his wife escaped. tampering with the pastor’s car suggested possible accelerants. Authorities continue probes, noting threats and violent warnings tied to the blaze as details unfold.
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Waukesha County
Conrad Asuud
Mornig
William Hint
Aytmuth
Agmuth
Roy
Hillmants Bowie
Mr. Uilman
Fila
Wisearch
Grivil
Presbyterian church picnic at Carroll College campus
Friday schedule lists a 6:00 event for the Woman's Missionary Society. 7:40 program. Saturday features a 2:30 polo on G. A. Re 200 Pom Dance at Wonderland. Oakoplate Witukesha Lime & Stone Co. offers?
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Womten
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Carroll College
G. A
Wonderland
Ophusalte Witukesha Lime & Stone Co. Oiflen
Defense Attorneys Clash in Shepherd Murder Trial Rebuttal
The Chicago court heard a heated rebuttal as defense lawyers attacked the state's case against Aras Shepherd in the Billy Meintock murder, criticizing prosecutors and the tactics of Shepherd's own counsel. Crowe pressed for a finding of guilt, alleging recorded conversations prove Shepherd's guilt, while the defense argued the lawyers' methods undermine justice. Court recessed at 2 pm with a verdict likely before the afternoon session. National Retail Grocers Association also announced Nashville as 1926 convention site amid votes.
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Willy Mechitiek
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Olson
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Lytiet
Aras Shepherd
Teuke Dew
Chinwe
Assistadt Lelyere
Shephewah
Dae Hare
Crowe
Billy Meintock
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Shephert
Faw
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Nike Stewart
Obrlen
Eninle
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