Wisconsin Integrated Bar Association Bill Advances
Governor La Follette awaited action as the Wisconsin Assembly concurred 46 to 39 with the Senate measure creating a self governed state bar. The bill sets a $5 maximum member fee and requires all attorneys to join the association with potential disbarment and court review of discipline by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Attocrneys
Wisconsin Bar Association
Philiip F. la Follette
Assembly
Senate
Supreme Court
League of Nations Talks Yield Concessions to Italy
Ethiopian delegates oppose the current formula as Italy gains key points. Laval and Eden discuss next steps while Mussolini’s stance pushes toward limited conciliation. Observers note England France Italy work to avoid full frontier war and revive talks under a narrowed framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Ore
Laval
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
Hawariate
Italy
England
Mussolini
League
Teague
Conciliation Commission
Maly
Ethiopia
France
Tr Duce
Prince Alexis Mdivani and high society links
The report recalls Alexis Mdivani, linked to Gen. Zachary Mdivani and the Georgia line, with ties to the Sert family and spouses Mae Murray Pola Negi and Mary McCarmic. It notes alleged identifications during a disappearance inquiry and lists two marriages: Louise Astor Van Alen in 1931 and Barbara Hutton in 1933, both ending in divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis Mdivani
Zachary Mdivani
Nicholas I
Russia
Mdivahi
Georgia
David Mdivani
Mae Murray
Serge Mdivani
Pola Negi
Mary McCarmic
German press lauds Hitler as Reich strengthens army
The German press praises Hitler for stabilizing the state as Von Hindenburg is laid to rest and the army begins rapid reconstruction. The Doeberitz infantry regiment moves to Neustrelitz while the Reichswehr formally takes over local police sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Fiald Nf
Germany
von Hinenburg
Reich
Doeberitz
Frially
Neustrelitz
Reichswehr
Regular Army
Notable deaths across cities prompt brief notices
The report lists several deaths: Robert F. Gillman of Cincinnati a coal executive and retirement in 1922. George E. Nichols of Fargo North Dakota former state treasurer. and Dr. Van Buren Charme of New York Times editorial staff longtime member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Cincinnak
Robert FP. Gillman
Hatfield‘ Bell Creek Coal Company
Fargo
N. D
George E. Nichols
North Dakota
New York
van Buren Rharne
New York Times
Duffy Plans Hopkins Meeting Over Wisconsin Political Appointments
Senator Ryan Duffy of Wisconsin said he will seek a meeting with Federal Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins to confront alleged political appointments by the Wisconsin Works Progress administration. Duffy sent Hopkins a protest telegram and will forward a copy to the White House. Wisconsin legislators accuse State Progress Director Helph Immell of using taxpayer funds to build a political machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Ryan Duffy
Wisconsin
Harry L. Hopkins
Wisconsin Works Progress Administration
Hopkins
White House
Helph M. Immell
State Maternal Mortality Rate Lowest In U S
Wisconsin reported its lowest maternal death rate in history for 1934 with 214 deaths and a rate of 4.2 per 1000 live births. A federal study ranked California 4.4 and Minnesota 4.8, while Dr Amy L Hunter noted only slight improvement from 1909 and that much work remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Cavj Prange
California
Minnesota
Amy L. Hunter
Bureau of Child Welfare
Navy Probes Gunfire On Blimp Over New Jersey Waters
Navy officials opened an inquiry into rifle fire aimed at the air ship 2MC-2 as it patrolled near Point Pleasant Lakehurst N J. Lieutenant Commander Charles E Rosendahl said unseen snipers fired Tuesday during a low overwater search for a drowning victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Charles E. Rosendahl
Lakehurst Naval Air Base
Point Pleasant
Rosendahl
Ben May
May
Tax Policy Debate Seeks Tax Breaks for Charities
Houston representative Robert Jolly urged exemption of gifts to non profit hospitals from taxation. New York activist Catherine Curtis urged delaying tax legislation and opposing hasty new taxes. Senators debated inheritance taxes on insurance bequests to women and exemptions for policy proceeds up to a limit. Mothers worry about debt burden on children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jolly
Houston
Texas
American Hospital Association
Catherine Curtis
New York
Women Investors, Inc
Senate
Congress
Miss Crutis
Faver
King
Utah
Lonergan
D.-Conn
Miss Curtis
Midwest Weather Brings Heat Break After Death Toll Rises
Fractured weather across the nation follows record heat with forecasts of thundershowers in the grain states. At least ten deaths are reported including four in Chicago and drownings in Long Island Sound while storm systems bring hail and snow to western Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Montana
Arizona
Chicago
Beardstown
Oklahoma
Ohio
Arkansas
Beaver
Okla
Liberal
Kas
Noce
Long Island Sound
Long Island
New York
Ontario
Canada
Newington
Ont
Plains
Former Dancer Denounces Wisconsin Stray Dog Bill
Irene Castle McLaughlin former Mrs. Vernon Castle drew a large Capitol audience in Madison as she opposed a stray dog bill before the assembly committee on municipalities. She urged that licensed dogs stay with the pound for pet upkeep and not go to medical schools after reclamation. Senator William Shenners Jr. said he would back indefinite postponement and clarified he took no firm stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Capitol
Assembly Committee On
Vernon Castle
Lake Forest
Chicago
Wisconsin
William Shenners, Jr
Milwaukee
McLaughlin
Shenners
Coon Valley Invites President Roosevelt Visit
Post No 116 of the American Legion at Coon Valley drafted an invitation letter inviting President Franklin D. Roosevelt to visit the erosion control demonstration area near Coon Valley. Roosevelt plans a late August visit to the Middle West to view the nine foot channel and ongoing soil erosion work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Coon Valley
American Legion
Roosevelt
Middle West
United States
Post No. 116
Wiley Post Begins Northward Alaska Pleisure Flight
Aviator Wiley Post and wife completed the first leg of a planned 8 000 mile pleasure trip. They prepared a new monoplane with pontoons for takeoff from Seattle en route to Juneau Alaska. Post said the journey started in Los Angeles and continued via Seattle and San Francisco with no hurry to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Post
Seatile
Alaskan
Moscow
Juneau
Alaska
Post
Mrs. Post
Dives In Dream Lands Dives In Neighbor’s Yard
Louis Kanthack, 18, just home from vacation, fell from a bedspring while dreaming of swimming. He sprang through a screened window and landed in a neighbor’s yard in St Paul, Minnesota, narrowly missing a concrete wall. He suffered no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Louis Kanthack
Kanthack
Liquor Code Hearing Scheduled For Aug. 9
Madison Wisconsin set for August 9 as a hearing on a wholesale liquor code. Lawrence C. Whitter state recovery administrator announced the session will be held here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Lawrence C. Whitter
Zenge Arrest Undermines Death Hoax Plot
Zenge was arrested after police tied him to a staged death claim. Investigators believe the supposed self destruction was a ruse to mislead the pursuit. Dr Bauer, a University of Michigan post grad, identified Zenge by his former fiancee and others described Bauer’s fleeing assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenge
John Stege
Dougherty
Bauer
University of Michigan
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Daisy Perkins Funeral Services Planned in Ellsworth Wis
Funeral services for Mrs. Daisy Perkins who died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs F J Gregg’s home 138 South 21st street Ellsworth Wisconsin will be held Sunday at 1 30 in Ellsworth and the interment will be in Ellsworth cemetery Friends may call at the Melford Nelson funeral home Saturday evening after 7 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Perkins
F. J. Gregg
South Twentyfirst Street
Ellsworth
Wis
Melford Nelson
Unidentified Woman Found Unconscious in Riverside Park
An unidentified woman was picked up by police at Riverside Park on Thursday afternoon in an unconscious state and taken to a local hospital where she did not regain consciousness until evening. She was believed drugged after being placed on a park bench by an unidentified man who drove up and then removed her from his car. Reports say she later fell from the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Viroqua Plans Municipal Pool Amid City Council Vote
Viroqua Wisconsin officials approve constructing a municipal swimming pool. A committee evaluating Lancaster pool methods reports satisfactory sanitation and filtration. Four site options include Eckhart park areas and city property north of the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Chase
Saner
Hexvold
Lancaster
Eckhart Park
Williams
Viraqua
City of
Melvin Vance
WERA
CWA
Wera Ishar
City of Viroque
WPA
Two Women Hurt In Auto Crash
Two women were injured in a car collision at Green Bay street and South avenue at 5 15 Thursday evening. Miss Martha Brye aged 69 of 903 Vine Street suffered cuts bruises and possible pelvic fracture. Mrs. Ernest G Holt aged 40 of 507 Kingston Court had cuts and bruises. Holt was driving east on South avenue and turned onto Green Bay street in front of G P Peterson of Mankato Minnesota who was westbound. The right door running board and windshield of Holt’s Plymouth were damaged. A second collision at 7 15 Thursday evening at Fifteenth and Jackson streets caused vehicle damage but no injuries. William Ganschow of 412 North Seventh Street drove east on Jackson and turned north onto Fifteenth. Joanni Strand of 518 South Seventh Street was east on Jackson and Ganschow turned. Strand said Ganschow turned right before his left head turn. Strand said he was going too fast. Both cars were slightly damaged.
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Green Bay
South Avenue
Martha Brye
Vine Street
Ernest G. Holt
Kingston Court
Holt
Green Bay Street
G. P. Peterson
Mankato
Minn
Jackson
Ganschow
Chevrolet
Strand
Local man held for trial on charge of obtaining money
W A Hill of a local hotel was bound over to circuit court for trial by Judge Roy Ahlstrom after appearing in county court on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Bond set at 250 dollars remained intact despite the alleged payment for advertising on a restaurant menu that was never printed. Louis Krahmer, 67, a Janesville farm hand, drowned in Rock River Friday, the season’s first local drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hill
Circuit Court
Roy ¥. Ahlstrom
Hill
Janesville
Wis
Louis Krahmer
Rock River
Public Debate Note on Communions and Controversial Topics
The column states that no communion issues will receive consideration and attacks on persons or policies may have content withheld. It notes editor discretion for withheld material and reserves the right to censor inflammatory content in public debate coverage.
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Editne
Nme
Mothers Call for Pool Fund After Drowning
Editor notes a La Crosse mother urging immediate collection to build a swimming pool following Arnold Fryseth's drowning. She appeals for donations and community input, saying many mothers struggle to support their children and seek a safer swimming option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swimming Fool Fund
la Crosse Tribune
Arnold Fryseth
la Crosse
State's Liquor Tax Collections Highest In July
Wisconsin reports July 1935 as the peak month for beer wine and liquor tax collections since reform. Total revenue stamps and permits reached 668 461 08 with beer stamps at 268 962 32 and wines and liquor stamps at 221 274 01. Cumulative totals since reform reach 7 315 714 00.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Robert K. Henry
General Fund
Beverage Tax Division
Treasury Department
Assembly Moves to Ban Circus Near State Fair
Madison Wis The Assembly passed a bill to prohibit the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus from performing on Milwaukee lakefront or nearby areas within two weeks before the Wisconsin state fair at West Allis. The ban applies to county fairs so long as the show operates on state or municipal property. private grounds could avoid the restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Ring- Ying Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Milwaukee Lakefront
West Allis
Senate
la Follette
Assembly
Legal action to cancel lease on Silverdale property
In Sparta Judge R A Richards will hear Saturday a case to cancel the lease of O G Loomis on the Silverdale property northeast of Angelo. Foreclosure owner Thomas Evans sold to John Orgil and Francis Sadler of Chicago and took a mortgage. Koehler named receiver may take possession. Loomis contends a one year lease existed and was closed before foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Tapesal
R. A. Richards
O. G. Loomis
Silverdale
Angelo
Thomas Evans
John Orgil
Francis Sadler
Chicago
Evans
Apt
William Koehler
Koehler
Loomis
Trempealeau
Helen Wardwell
St. Mary's
Arthur L. Fisher
Joseph Fitzsimmons
Etta Kaiser
Carmen Afeldt
Leonard Aschwander
Trutheran
Arthur Berg
Paul Affeldt
Sarah Solberg
Theodore H. Marshall
la Crosse
Minneapolis
Gilbert Almquist
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Former Park Board Secretary Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Hans Koenig, 59, former secretary of the Wauwatosa park board and former mayor, was sentenced in Milwaukee to one to three years in a workhouse for embezzling 3347.48 dollars from the suburb. He maintained innocence after a municipal court verdict following a brief deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
I/P
Hans Koenig
Wauwatosa
Shower wedding dance for Mr and Mrs Paul Grooteboer
A spring Grove Minnesota wedding reception was held at the Catacombs pavilion on Wednesday night after the couple wed July 1 at the Cresco Iowa Lutheran parsonage officiated by Rev Normann. Mrs Grooteboer is daughter of Oscar Erickson Spring Grove and Mr Grooteboer is son of Mr and Mrs John Grootboer Harmony. Engell sisters Agnes and Magna hosted visitors from Minneapolis and La Crosse residents visited Sch Meidrodt and Mitzen were guests of Daily Reader and devoted mother Mrs Mitzen and Mr Arthur Glasrud attended by Lars Mortzen family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grave
Minn
Paul Grooteboer
Catacombs
Normann
Cresco
Grooteboer
Oscar Erickson
Spring Grove
Grootebeer
John Grootebeer
Harmony
Agnes
Magna Engell
Marcella Taylor
Jane Engell
Minneapolis
Nora Trehus
Frank Jolick
New York
Carl Trehus
John Duerrwachter
la Crosse
Lars Mortzen
Martin Meidrodt
Daily Reader
Mitzen
Arthur Glasrud
United States Condemnation Lands for Mississippi River Channel
In the Western District of Wisconsin the United States seeks condemnation of lands in La Crosse County for a nine foot Mississippi River navigation channel. The court set August 5 1035 for a hearing to determine compensation and appoint commissioners.
Land Easement Petition Reveals Vast La Crosse County Holdings
A 1925 public notice details an earth dam easement project on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy alignment in La Crosse County Wisconsin. The filing lists tract descriptions, numerous owners and spouses, and a wide array of named individuals and institutions connected to rights of way and property interests. The document, dated July 86 1925, names United States authorities and the Western District of Wisconsin pursuing condemnation for the railroad easement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
United States District Court
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Miasias River
Julion Boyle
United States
Pecittoys
la Crosse County
Winconesa
Avilla Jali- Valla
United States District Court For
Western District of Wisconen
Sunerier
Seid Dace
Janda
Mississippi River
Lockend Dam
Township
Ney
Lataa
Township 16
Meriflaw
Geschibad
SHU
Onalaska
China 50
Burlington and Quincey
North
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Government
Lot & Alan
Cley
Nowih
Nwy
Sta
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Bernont
Lali Arililz Jolivette
Henry Jolivette
Dora Pierce
Lucy Kilne
Chaveland Jolivettes
Isabell Brown
Alvin Jollvette
Pouse
Cornelius J. _Jolivette
Hazel Ross
County of la Crosse
Theodore F. Rodolf
Molen Raymond
Teophius Jolivetts
Theophin Jolivette
Telle Jolivette
Theophip C. Jolivette
Aul
C. Jolvette
Moses Jolivette
Eleansr Jolivette
Theophiie Jolivette
Eleanor Jolivette
Arita Jolivette
Lucy Wilne
Cleveland Jolivettea
Teached Brown
Alvin Jelivetta
Cornelius J. Tollvetts
Hazel Rops
County of la Cross
Willam H. Pawleys
Dora A. Polleys
Dorotha A. Polleys
Dora Polleys
William H. Polleys
Ta Crosse
George A. Hosmer
GC. Prentisa
Alexander Guyett
Ano Tenet
Anita Jalivette
Herry_Jolivette
Shouse Qore Pierce
Lucy Kiine
Cleveland Dolivette
Seubell Brown
Alvin Jolivatte
Cornelius J. Jolivette
Espuss
Charles Asselin
Henry Cousins
Bo Gibson
Amos Eastman
Peter Carter
Janes McCuley
Mant Martell
Arment Martel
Theodore Grienier
State of Wisconsin
Awto Travt
Joseph Peruss
Betsy Gibeon
The
Hiack River Improvement Company
Jacob Pieres
Ed. H. James
Peter Perus
F. H. Bexse
FP. Pierce
State
Wiscoresin
County of la Crasue
Spose
Alvin Jolivette
Cleveland Jolivette
Lucy Kline
Arilla Jolivette
Dora A. Pollers
Cora A. Polisys
Wm. H
Arius Jolivette
Theophils Jolivette
Lowla Peruse
Rosa B. Peruse
Edward Quarter
Francis Gorette
Leonen Wanivilie
Isdtan Pyrious
William P. Powers
Josephine Dreesa
Henry M. Babb
Ide FE. Babb
HLM
Babb
Henry M. Bath
B.M. Bebb
Henry W. Sherman
Frederick Wels
Stelle G. Gordon
Cordelia BH. Goddard
Lowell M. Goddard
Carrie B. Goddard
Frederick JL. Goddard
Daniel Malhorn
Charles Sears
Lewsi
Hella
Sisalo Peyrugse
Frances Tatrenu
Francis A. Fuller
Alonzo W. Fuller
Speure
Daniel Malbarn
Branda Tetreau
Teonen Nantville
Louis Perrout
Frannis Goratta
Edwin Quarter
Apeose
Sinte
Wiesonain
Founta
Anto Traetto
Laddt Arilla
Jolyette
Walnawn
Henry Tollyetts
Spoure
Bora Pierce
Clevaland Jelivatte
Charlas Sears
Franely Garette
Prancia Garette
Lennen Menville
Unown
Frances
FE. MM. Babb
H. M. Babby
Mr. Bab
KR. C
Rensselasr
Volkert P
G. C. Hixon
Hi. Tem
Enoch Hibbard
James B. van Rensselaer
John Paul
J. ¢. Smith
Williem H. Polleys
Niram H. Withee
D. Lo Aiten
J Abner Gile
Susanna Barracheng
Sacha F. O'Rourke
City of
Catherine
Katherine) Tall
Lester J. Wail
Robert C. van Rengelaer
Emily L
Robert van Rensselaer
van Renssslaer
R. C. van Renssel
Robert Rensaleur
Amelia L
Abner Gile
Hixon
Elien J
Cc. Bixon
Milam H. Polleys
Spew
J. C. Smith
Emilia L. van Reisselaer
Enoch Winnarder
N.E. Withee
H John Paul
Willam He Pollers
O N. Schafer
Stat of Wisconsin
Ondlaze State Bank
Alaska
Rees
Mabls St. Roys
Jasper Haven
Marr EB. Furnas
Abraham Dalberg
A Dalberg
S. W. Dalberg
C. L. Hood
B.S Hult J
Lara Huff
C. T. Clemens
Bessie Clement
Thorsten Kjos
Jo Smithiin
Huff
John N. Holley
Charles 1 Roys
le Cresss
Catherine Hal
William W. Crosby
William S. Chapman
Charles Hall
J. McMillan
A. McMillan
J. and
A. Mic3lillan
James van Renssela
John Mc*Millan
Alex McMillen
C. Bi. Nichole
Charles H. Nichols
William BM. Polieys
N. H. Wither
Niron 4
Withee
Snouse
Onslaska
Dr. Alken
Sadie B. O'Rourke
Onslaske State Bank
Wisconsin Banking Corporation
Spukine
Susanna Bartschend
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Over
Serask
John J. Boyle
Western District of
John T. Harrington
Paul
Minnesota
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