Pat Crowe Under Knife At Hospital
Pat Crowe, the man who once kidnapped the Cudahy boy, underwent tumor surgery at St Francis Hospital by County Physician Robert E B Flynt. The operation was successful and Crowe rests under guard. He spoke of reform, but dreamed of kidnapping John D. Rockefeller if opportunity arose, describing guards and the Rockefeller home in detail.
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Pat Crowe
Cudahy
St. Francis Hospital
Rovert EB. Flynt
Crowe
Finaily
Flynn
Frealy
John Weber
John DD. Rockefeller
de Minst
Rockefeller
Recall Bill Aims to Allow State Commission Recall
Madison Wis April 25 Spe1 to The committee on elections has voted to recommend the Vint WIL providing for the recall of mem bers of important state commissions for passage. The bill allows recall by a majority vote of all members elected to the legislature in both houses and petitions signed by at least twenty percent of the people who voted for governor at the last general election. The question of recall would be submitted to the people for a decision. A few technical changes in the Oven coupon ballot provided by the Kneen bill were approved.
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Madison
Wis
Committee On Elections
Weather Summary for La Crosse and Surrounding Areas
The past 24 hours showed generally fair conditions in La Crosse with frost likely tonight and again Saturday. Southeast Manitoba reports a slight low mood. U S stations show pressure high over the Rockies. Rain in the Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, snow in Denver, frost noted this morning in plains states south to Northern Texas.
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la Crosse
Vieially
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Manitoba
United States
Rocky Mountain
Mississipni
Missouri
le Suis
Memphis
Denver
Upper Lakes
Plains
Texas
Tomior
Hunts Quaternity of Lost Uncles in St Paul
In St Paul on April 24 a Louisiana man seeks help to locate four lost uncles Peter Anderson Martin Egeberg Charles Erickson and Theodora Erickson. J A Caswell clerk of the supreme court offers aid through Anoka County connections as he searches for the relatives.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Ganwell
Supreme Court
Mr. Manson
Yato
Las
C. M. Hanson
J A A. Caswell
Caswell
Anoka County
Mr. Hanson
Louisiana
Peter Anderson
Martin Egeberg
Charles Erickson
Theodora Erickson
Ambassador Bryce Leaves Washington For England
The British ambassador James Bryce bids farewell in Washington as he returns to Sussex to finish his work on Australia and possibly revise his History of the American Government. He reflects on the United States as a wonderful country and plans two dinners in New York before sailing early next week.
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Washington
James Bryce
England
United States
Sussex
Australia
Bryce
International We
Ireland
New York
Sip Geeil
State limits on interstate rates in Shreve port cases
Washington April 25 The commerce court ruled that no state may hinder interstate commerce by setting own rates or protect local shippers from outside competition Texas had appealed a Louisiana complaint about high interstate rates. Judge Knapp said Texas action violated the federal act protecting free trade. Alert crew reports river work barges aboard the government boat went down river for material recovery.
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Washington
Commerce Court
Shreveport
Railroad Compission
Louisiana
Texas State Commission
Texas
Interstate Comommerce Commission
Texas Commission
Knapp
Alent
The
Alert
Mississippi
Death Toll From Cincinnati Mine Disaster Tops 120
At Monongahela City crowds gather as relatives seek missing kin after the Cincinnati mine explosion. Deaths likely near 120 with 52 bodies recovered. Rescue slow due to a new fire, and investigators including Coroner Heffron begin in depth inquiry amid company criticism for safety lapses.
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Finleyville
Cincinnati
James Heffron
Belgan
Bureau of Mines
United Mine Workers
Fislala
Tadas
Proposes Ball Probe In Washington by Gallagher
Representative Gallagher of Minnesota introduces a House resolution calling for a special committee and the attorney general to investigate the alleged baseball conspiracy. He aims to interview House members and determine if the resolution will be considered with hearings to support it, noting action hinges on tariff disposal by the House.
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Washington
Baseball Trust
Gallagher
Minois
House
Gadaguer
Beloit College President Elected At Interior Colleges Meet
President Edward D. Eaton of Beloit college in Beloit Wisconsin was elected president at the opening session of a conference of interior colleges held in Rockford Illinois today. Twenty four colleges are represented.
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Rockford
Edward D. Eaton
Beloit
College
Wis
Interior
Snow Blankets West Denver as April Snow Ends
A heavy snowfall began at midnight in West Denver and continued until daylight, covering the ground to about two inches. By morning, warmer weather followed the snow.
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Denver
Col
German War Office Bans Balloon Flights Near Front
Berlin April 23 The German war office ordered officers not to take part in any official or private balloon flights that would bring them near the French frontier, aiming to curb reconnaissance and risk.
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Berlin
War Office
Mear
Johnson pays fine in federal smuggling case
Chicago April 25 Uncle Sam collected a total of 1740 dollars from black heavyweight boxer Jack Johnson after a 20 hour delay and protest. He initially presented a 1006 dollar fine then pays 1740 including costs. The clerk notes 740 dollars was for costs.
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Chicago
Sam
bJack Johnson
Johnson
Federal Treasury
Tohnson
Roessler bill battle in Wisconsin assembly ends with table vote
In Madison on April 24 the assembly fought over the Roessler bill repealing the second choice provision of the primary law. After sustained uproar and procedural moves, the bill was laid on the table by a close 53 to 39 vote, with further failed reconsideration attempts and protests from supporters.
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Madison, Wis
Assembly
Roessler
Mr. Manon
Mr. Roessler
Mahon
Messrs. Krueger
Peavey
Potts
Rosa
Vint
Hull
Mr. Roesster
Roesster
Detectives Track Slay Mystery Across Midwestern Cities
Chicago April 25 three detectives stationed in Omaha Milwaukee and a Michigan city not named by Coroner Hoffman pursue the killer of George Dietz wealthy tailor beat to death with a blacksmith hammer on April 14. They seek the man who bought the hammer used to crush the skull.
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Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Milwaukee
Michigan City
Hoffman
George Dietz
Ty Cobb Signs One Year Contract With Tigers
Ty Cobb signed a one year contract with the Detroit Tigers for the 1933 season after a conference with President Navin. The Georgians salary was not disclosed and officials would not comment on the details of the agreement.
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TY Cobb
THE
Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Ty Gobb
Detroit Tigers
Navin
Cobb
Solon Probes Tariff With Schoolroom Style Stirs House
In Washington on April 23 Representative J Hamption Moore of Pennsylvania staged a tariff catechism in the houseieu and tabled questions and answers on tariff history from Washington to Underwood The scene featured sharp exchanges including Lobeck and Garrett as the Wilson administration faced defense by A Mitchell Palmer and others The episode labeled a provocative flirtation with tariff policy highlighted partisan debate over the Payne bill and federal oversight.
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Washington
House
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Moore
Congress
Vees
Adams
Payne
Moorg
Lowerk
Underwood
Wilson
Lobeck
Nebraska
Garrett
Capitol
Mitchell Palmer
Wokesman
Wilson Uian
Executive
Palmer
Legislative
Democratic Party
Tornado Aid Sent For Omaha Sufferers
The Red Cross wired 40000 for Lillian B Stuffin to aid Omaha tornado sufferers after appeals from Senator Hitchcock and the Chicago chamber of commerce. The telegraph noted it had wired 310060 to assist rehabilitation work.
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Washington
The
Red Cross Today
Lillian B. Stuffin
Omaha
Hitchcock
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Explosion Aboard Imperator Likely Petrol Fuel Mixup
Reports say the Hamburg America liner Imperator was not damaged by an explosion. A rumor claimed several cans of petrol exploded due to careless bundling, injuring eight crew members.
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Hamburg
Imperator
Teach Policemen Manners in Chicago
Chicago, April 5. Police training adds politeness to curriculum. Officers told to answer civilly to any question. A sightseer asks when the first white child was born in Chicago. the officer responds that he cannot tell and was not on duty.
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Chicago
Fnll
Windy City
M. L. C. Funkhouser
Bluecoats
Goieage
Arcadia denies quarantine amid fever scare
In Arcadia Wisconsin officials deny reports of a citywide scarlet fever epidemic and strict quarantines. Dr. H. Falmer says the town has only a few cases with two deaths and no epidemic, while schools and churches reopen after fumigation.
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Arcadia
Milwaukee
H. Falmer
Palmer
Wisconsin City
Dr. Palmer
Ferdig
Robert Tedder
State Bank to Open New Home Monday Morning
The State Bank of La Crosse will open Monday morning in the MacMillan building at Fourth and Main. The 44 by 70 foot quarters boast mahogany, marble, bronze fixtures, six cages, eight wickets, private office, ladies waiting room, and a large vault with three seven and a half ton doors. Bell and amenities include ventilation, lighted show windows, and a rotunda lobby with copper framed windows, completed by Diebold safes.
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State Bank of la Crosse
MacMillan
State Bank
Diebold Safe and Lek Company
Canton
CIA
Thomas Barney
Henry A. Trepte
Bates
Aged Woman Struck by Milk Wagon Tragedy
Mrs. Anna Lepsch a 76 year old resident of South Seventh Street was knocked down and stepped on by mules pulling a Hygienic Dairy milk wagon Wednesday morning. She suffered extensive bruises but no broken bones and remains seriously ill at her son’s home under Dr Callahan care.
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Anna Lepsch
Matthew Lepsch
South Seventh Street
Hygienic Dairy Company
Lepseh
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