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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - January 11, 1935, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                               A P LEASED WIRE This paper is by leased wire with the news report of the Associated Press C T I V E Twenty-First 6596 NEWS PAPER Wisconsin Rapids Friday January 11 1935 HAUPTMANN WROTE RANSOM NOTE Dally CODE ration No Single Copy Five Cents Roosevelt Outlines Social Security PROVIDES AGE PENSIONS JOB INSURANCE r Says Fenders of Hauptmann Car MAY RULE TO SPEED RELIEF ACTION New York Jan Larry Snofsky a garage owner in the j MAJORITY LEADERS IX HOUSE LEADERS said today that Bruno CONSIDERING HEAR PRESIDENT'S ard took his 1930 PROCEDURE TO GET PROMPT VIEWS IN ADVANCE by OF FUND about a month MESSAGE EX- alter the Lindbergh toi Washington Jan the reen fen Time Is Kind to NEXT WEEK away Washington Jan broad social program was outlined to j today at the new congressional leaders today by Partway President Roosevelt for unemployment old age pensions and public fe Democratic leaders IB 3 health aid gram explained that direct federal grants were involved only in providing funds to states which have laws for I care of the aged and Pensions j The plan also would set up aj federally-sponsored old age pension j system to be controlled and ported by states Likewise the unemployment in- surance program is to be tered by under federal super- vision Xo direct federal aid is in- i by at trial on this regulation charge of murder in Flemington debate sharply and forbid Wednesday that he saw Xo decision as to j riding in a dirty green car K would be invoked had the Lindbergh estate i been reached but one leader said he had forgotten being considered t incident until he happened to Tin i reasons which he said 3 across the old worksheets last the were two: dav 1 February 10 when relief 5 SECURES DIVORCE Discloses Meeting With Few Hours After Crown Point T LINK PRISONER WITH HOLLYWOOD'S RO MAXCE ENDS IX COURT DOUG CHARGED WITH MEX-j TAL CRUELTY EXCE i Chicago Jan Los Angeles Jan hours torney Urged Him Repeatedly to Surrender cued face muscles j moved a z dimple and i built his nose HANDWRITING IN ALL RANSOM NOTES TICAL TO THAT OF HAUPTMANN DECLARES SHOWS EN- COPIES -A Quotes Crown Point Judge wooden Still seeking to surrender X J Jan 1 Bruno Richard mann's today he Officer It was for the slaying of The years that have passed since the Great War ended have taken toll of Gen John J Persians as this new The secretary of labor said there was a to public healt Aid to Dependent Children nre under the proposed procedure To Cover Transition Period The is to tifie activities over the transition period I fi R Tl 1 Pl from the dole to the fi KKr I i j program to provide for persons on relief In aj House conference j the administration leadership moved j Mirth merriment and good revolt against i j TilaT LAYOUT DIXE WITH BOYS PROGRAM OF TALKS EX JOYED AFTER MEAL IN Douglas Fairbanks and Mary escape from ford were a world apart today their jan the late Joh marriage of dissolved The swashbuckling screen hero whose desire to travel was one of J surrender the reasons his gave asking the divorce which she Traces Bandit's trail ed here yesterday was in Saint The lawyer Louis E itz Switzerland I traced trail for the He was there when Miss Pickford today as he testified in his own filed suit in December a year ago j defense before a jury in federal Also there oa both occasions was court against a charge that he Lady Ashley of the English hide out whose husband recently divorced escape actually was en- i the actor as correspondent with a toy gun de- i j Each has declined to say whether clared i they would marry again j He showed me the gun and told 1 was to Says Buddy me all about his the testified From London where Buddy the ers former orchestra leader is j ing a motion picture came reports Straight to Chicago of a possible romance between him 11 Illinois and Indiana and Miss Pickford They had Batching the roads for him ed together in in the j autos and buses tare Best Girl and the straightway to Chicago when colony knew them as good of the Crown Point Rogers however declared the re- said ports were all news to i Inet 4 o'clock in the Tm glad things are same day on the out for her he said She's near north side he said ins to t L from Crown Point declared he met a State expert as If is tried and a death oiS h verdict is returned I would commase i i- to life because T The ing the theft of his identification was made Albert S Osborn sr who called himself an examiner of man O'Malley of Calumet that Dillinger was waiting trial when he lle testimony in a broke Crown Point jail loud voice and manner i One of Strongest Links When lie this news to by the prosecutors one of their T being earmarked for co health for states which with aad members of Conservation corps and estry department workers as a dependent at evening and those otherwise conference it re- he president had a willingness for congress to LATTER'S HAS CONFESSED capped e White House conference in- Okla Jan Billy who wonderful girl and we are f o'clock that night I met him friends but there's friends but there's nothing iis J The second was any girl jast af fact -in i Hail police station Urged Him to Surrender Thac he repeatedly urged for an English Suit Not Contested Fairbanks did not contest wife's suit which was called ger to surrender and that he dis- hearing without prior court ifc even the wh the yarious barracks recreation j eluded Senator Wagner Y- and Representative Lewis the authors of unemployment 2nd grounds the the first and third Mondays of ance legislation before the last sion Speaker Byrns Senator enjoyed Buys and Edward of r assistant of labor asparagus Xo Grants to Individuals jad bread batter n Miss Perkins explained that the 5 tne T i its time on the t Inspect Buildings bat wished oa i boasted ox his with early Judge Ben B was to trv for murder a well conducted tour the ield with i Lindsey and Use of Rule Restricted persons today in the be relations of Denver who -j told Mm it canteen Tts procedure -J Roves had here disposed to defeat the comprising the latter may be invoked man joz tne case in minutes j officers the white-haired T ago I Appearing 111 a gray dress S2jd looking up over Ms spectacles said that FOR C O X D U C T S HERE OX FOR WORKMEN'S SATIOX Recess Saturday Flemington N J Jan will session of coart in the trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann row justice Trenchard so held after defense counsel ed such an adjournment to give their handwriting experts an opportunity to examine the Lindbergh kidnap ransom notes City Atty Herbert A Bunde The first ransom note was sented the city window sill of the Lindberg and find out how they federal government doK not make prised the well balanced menu intend to spend the to under tms was served and which it is 3 direct aid to states for be aged and indigent she said is to Immediately following the S take care of this group until the Robert Bates presented Lieut i old age pension funds can be E Albus the camp doctor Tn President probably would tne social Civilian Conservation He security program to congress in the operation of the camp ouia m a special message Heart week the expenditures for Find Body in Henhouse The body of the bride mother of seven by a previous marriage children Gentlemen I have read the com- federal agents had been ordered to j nave read tne then count ten plant and a decree granted j was Eyes Dim With Tears Mary gave a little start and then was greatly Said would be appropriated in f sum but Chairman Buchanan itte far found a ax on there at least be a i Sheriff C C Raf farm reported bv iff C C Ruff rn j WIC t Senator Wasner added he would in- i ptr af j j BLC City so in the slaving and I cc r-T j i are it is planned to do implicated the others the money He said it was A copy of an alleged j to earmark the fund between Royce and his I i JJ 1120 m tne Senate however gave ond wife was sought oy T-_ Two cases against the city of t T consin Rapids under the workmen's j Imks m the Cham of compensation act were heard in this morning send Hauptmann to Examiner J M Kittleson of electric chair for the Wisconsin commission j der of the baby s on the Lindbergh and was left when the baby taken The state considers this direct evidence that Hauptmann was rho climbed UP a ladder while working on a sewer job The the issue was to decide whether or Ladder Broke an award given in 3934 reopened Evidence will be taken the c- Seek to Reopen Case a brief of the J ft and the kidnaper by stipulation case will be filed In the other the state is attempt- i shown handwriting ing- to find out whether or not of Hauptmann's which were city is liable for increased yesterday sation of 15 per cent in the of I S -bat the ransom Rav Smith who suffered a broken were by the writer sufficed stand three No told the after she had was in his car 1 be present time Entertainment Program One to Cover All It is the present intention of ministration leaders to group various proposals into one Meanwhile between an senate chamber and a house lor pied with routine debate nine he boys of court canvassed The program included a nest Monday while the Judicial carefulness the closing afd arrangement by J house met to pass its first on which a the measure for the suspension of gold own ments by the government was con- The senate was in adjournment Washington Ickes Aides on Pan Hard to Would BY on the guitar a ing Tin Still by Pat a guitar duet by Percy King local man who is Continued on Page Seven Coalition I Arrest Reno Garage Man As Nelson In Senate Is san woman se would receive Royce's rich oil land when he died Friend of Jesse James The aged farmer who told cers Be was a cook for the Dalton gang and a friend of Jesse and tTank James outlaws was armed a pistol when arrested spent much time on his farm Madison Wis Jan i bunting treasure which he says was state senate coalition of Republicans there Frank James and Democrats wl chairmanships rale Senator appointments f ankle while on a relief vanons papers signed sewer job on Hauptmann The question is if the 14 t failure to put planking in the i He all 14 of the ransom was for the accident notes one by one and said of each it was by Hauptmann also took the note which tte rontroe questions as to ac ana said j in the case of Ernest found In the near the ner true name and length of a new touch to the surprising feld vs M E cence here Elizabeth Lewis Lontkowski who runs crib of how successfully the sawmill in the town of He repeated his opinion T i 1 i actress most gangster moved in claimed The ransom notes were all Property Settlement Made I He sent across j who suffered a broken jaw ten by the writer of the street and shoulder in a mishap on proved writings these various Continued on Page Tico Breaks Ribs in Fall On Slippery That Met Him Frequently After that I frequently he paid and each time j him to surr He me he J M Fait Oas street sideration after the several broken nos when Seno Jan of Frank A to leave i tor of a Reno automobile repair j cold on all important assignments shop on a charge of conspiracy said that rales prohibited a i the late George Baby Face j member from on more than vv 1 Prairie da Chies re- that the appointment was forced because of two Is taken thei examiner in the case of Burt of i cases the evidence i jn and bv t in later of not Continued on Doctor In Charges Against Critical Condition President's Youngest for U S With Redden Insurance Special of Dr R hy an his cation turbulent by the frequent visits to Reno will be Sled fair have been and successful Despite a statement the I chief characters retain a York said ne j is taking to the United States rale on fie question Fisch Commissioner Spande of and find themselves to relax Occupants of the building with its countless bureaus snd commissions merely through the motions of work for at suit least three days after public ports appeared that the House sought removal by Ickes two of his most trusted and power ful aides Administrative Assistant Ebert K Burlew and Chief gator Louis R Glavis for Furniture Hearing On Kohier Co Election Leipzig police force and a for- mer corporal who trained Brono Eichard Hauptmann in the German army Sailed Fisch died last year at his a leave of ab- sence Monday Family Admits seca Isidor's sister is of the party a of since the nothing but it is known that a few ago Hanna asked for and ob- president rot have to to that out of nn hire early Yenrs cay Howard C has is Minn as today by th Minnesota supreme court a St Paul Dr condition has worse ip the last 24 hoars He running a temperature and The Weather h will admit Associated Press dispatch t Oi chest that he received the an extended leave of absence died on May 14 1931 Wis while living with sister Mrs Rhoda who later a on The American detective and three from her employers in a local collected on the policy in Wisconsin at making firm David Redden of a son of the blow from the ambulance A the time both of his were broken Nearly everyone and everything were distinctly upset Ickes Burlew and Glavis sought desperately to learn who had Continued on Page Two by last September today milk pickets near Stevens Point on unta Jan 18 The hearing was Highway 10 on October 27 set for Thursday but was Counsel for Portage county testimony to show that delayed until today The second post testimony to show that was ordered when Joseph eting did not begin until after that counsel for the State date of Labor notified the Dr V P Norton of near representatives that he could not be Rapids was a i present man and from Le De France Commissioner was son's righthand man in the gations conducted by the American policeman at Leipzig into tho past of the man who is on trial in ton X J Johnson delved most ly into the history of Fisch the man who Hauptmann claimed gave him the Lindbergh ransom As for her brother Fisch j brought tl people who know him saic he was claiming his father had the company seen in a local cafe only yesterday the right of beneficiary under the The name of the suppo od former policy to him for caring for him at was not made i Waseca in 1923 Justice in certain quarters it was j Koit issued an opinion affirming gested that the last member of the Waseca county district court Tohnson party from Kamenz j holding right as turned over Labor Union and actually a relative of mann raised in Kamenz But it was not even suggested whether this supposed relative was a man or ary Redden will collect 239.09 resenting interest and costs Payment of the judgment is no defense Justice Holt said in ruling against the company Hy 54 Rerouting Delegates of the Central Labor j Union met in their hall last and went on record as favoring the Today's Weather SNOW For Mostly cloudy probably some Saturday and in northwest portion coider southeast tonight warmer west and norih portions Saturday proposed extension of East Grand avenue and rerouting of Highway Maximum temperature for hour period ending at 7 a m 30 54 At the January meeting the city I minimum temperature for 24-hour council deferred action on the period ending at 7 a TO 10 ter to the February meeting I ature at 7 a m 1C   

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