Central Verein Delegates View Coulee Regions in Wisconsin
Delegates from the Central Verein visited La Crosse and nearby coulee country for the 0th annual Catholic Central Verein of America and National Catholic Women's Union conventions. About forty cars escorted the delegates from St Joseph’s Cathedral school to St Rose convent then to St Michael’s Orphanage for an old-fashioned picnic with music and refreshments. dinners were held at Hotel Stoddard with Milwaukee delegates hosting a dinner for Bishop-elect A J Muench, who received a gold teross and chain.
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Coulee
la Crosse
St. Michael's Orphans Age
Catholic Central Verein of America
Catholic Women's Union
St. Joseph's Cathedral
St. Rose Convent
Meria Angelorum
Stoddard
National Catholic Women's Union
Milwaukee
Wis
A. J. Muench
St. Francis Seminary
Fargo
N. D
Nautical show and queen draw crowd in La Crosse
The Junior Association of Commerce hosts a nautical show at Riverside with the International Nautical stunt team led by Commodore Sackrider. Votes for the queen are cast across local outlets, with 10 votes per club ticket, as a bathe pool fundraiser proceeds. The event features aqua-skiing and motorboat stunts, plus outboard races and a dance at the Avalon.
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Steinmetz & Hart Sport
Doerflinger's
Riverside Park
Tie Tribune
The
Iris
Hoeschier
Uud
Seaton's City Club
News and Gift Shop
Nelson Clothing Company
Avalon Ballroom
la Crosse
J. A
Harold Leider
Junior Association of Commerce
Tele gram evidence in Denver Post hearing details bonds
At a hearing Chairman Black questioned Hopson about telegrams involving REC officials and the Union Trust of Cleveland. The telegrams related to whether $2,000,000 of Associated bonds should be recapitalized. Hopson noted other lawyers worked with the securities commission and Kremer was paid about $5,000.
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Than
Gridley
Denver Post
Robinson
Black
Hopson
Cleveland
Waw Bfc
REC
Union Trust Company of
Securities Commission
Lawers
Kremer
Nazi drive aims to revive carved chests in Berlin homes
A German campaign seeks to repopularize traditional carved clothes chests to help unemployed wood carve rs regain work. The program, tied to a Nazi era revival ethos, targets households in Berlin as examples for mass production and sale.
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Berlin
Masa Evers
Senate Votes New Drivers License Plan
Madison Wis PI A bill proposing to tighten the drivers license law to reduce automobile accidents passed the Senate 14 to 10 and goes to the assembly. Sponsor Senator Clancy says new applicants will face exams and fees, licenses will expire yearly renewal every three years, and temporary permits issued for learner drivers.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Assembly
Clancy
Senate Highway Committee
Secretary of State
Laubenheimer
Milwaukee
Ethiopian consul dies in forest gun accident
Bayon and Baroness Falconi traveled toward the north west from Addis Ababa. A husband, the consul, was found dead on Soulputa plain after an apparent accident. The baroness said the gun exploded while he examined a revolver, the weapon failing to fire at first. An Ethiopian servant reported the pistol misfired, then exploded.
Historic 8 Store Building Becomes Local Museum
Whitmire offers an historic eight store building for a local history museum. Suber urges formation of an association to sponsor its development. The former trading post stage coach stop and post office building would anchor a community history project.
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Whitmire Ae
2. H. Suber
Suber
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A humorous note by Robert Quillen on public attention and notoriety. He quips that being a nobody spares one from criticisms, while fame brings more to say about every folly.
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Robert Quillen
sCopyrsht
2Ubiisberg
Nine Diseases Show Increases For Past Month
Madison report shows higher July new cases than six year averages across nine diseases. Measles leads with 2,686 cases up 1,747. scarlet fever up 309. whooping cough up 172. chickenpox up 162. influenza up 64. tuberculosis up 20. smallpox up 10. cerebro spinal meningitis up three. Diphtheria down 24 with 12 cases and typhoid down eight with seven cases.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Hacine
Relief for Indians Discussed at Tomah
Representatives of various agencies engaged in Indian work held a conference at the Tomah Indian school to discuss administering relief to Indian families. No decisions were reached on coordination, but a program may be prepared at another meeting in October. Speakers included Dr. C. A. Harper John C. Callahan Miss Margaret Thomas and Carl J. Neess with Neess outlining relief problems in Indian work.
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Tomah
C. A. Harper
State Board of Health
John C. Callahan
Margaret Thomas
U. S
Carl J. Neess
Ear Grafted Back On Red Oak Crash Victim
Mildred Boniface of Omaha lost an ear in a Red Oak crash last Friday. Dr. F. C. Armstrong at Red Oak hospital grafted the ear after it was recovered from the wreckage, and he reported on Thursday that it is growing.
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Red Oak
P—Medical Science
Mildred Boniface
Omaha
Boniface
Red Oak Hospital
F. C. Armstrong
aAs
Dr. Armstrong
Bicycle Theft Report From Market Street
Robert Krause of 2146 Market street reported Wednesday evening that his bicycle parked behind the Federal bakery was stripped of its horn headlight battery case and tail light. He notified police at 145 Thursday morning.
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Robert Krause
Market Street
Federal Bakery
Krause
Baer Louis Scrap Set For New York Bout
The 15 round heavyweight title bout between Joe Louis and Max Baer is set for Tuesday September 24 at Yankee Stadium New York. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced the match.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Mike Jacobs
Britain faces tough League decision on sanctions
Britain says it will honor the League Covenant but rejects being a world policeman. A fear grows that Mussolini seeks more than conquest in Ethiopia, threatening British colonies. With the United States neutral and France cautious, the cabinet weighs whether Britain will apply sanctions if other League members balk. Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare and Anthony Eden press for sanctions.
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Britain
League of Nations
Mussolini
Ethiopia
United States
France
England
Sir Samuel Hears
Anthony Eden
Wiley Post Services Arrive As Stores Close Early
Griffin, Mattern and others arrived Friday for the services after Post's body was brought in from Maysville Oklahoma. Joe Crosson, famed Arctic flyer, accompanied the casket from Point Barrow to Seattle, having known Post well and assisted in the solo flight around the world.
Chimney Sweeps in Poland Earn High Pay
Warsaw reports new statistics showing chimney sweeps as the best paid artisans in Poland with many cleaners earning about 400 dollars a month, higher than doctors. The data highlights the notable income gap between trades.
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Warsaw
Poland
House Receives Bill for Social Security and Agencies
Washington report on the latest appropriation measure totaling about 92.96 million dollars, supporting a national social security framework, old age aid, unemployment administration, dependent children, aid to the blind, maternal and child health, crippled children, and several health and educational programs. The bill also funds the social security board, children’s bureau, and regulatory bodies with varying allocations.
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Washington, D. C
House
Appropriations Committee
Soil Conservation Service
New, Social Security Board
Children’s Bureau
Public Health Service
Office of Education
National Labor Relations Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Plan To Furnish Wood For Needy
Neess, director of the county outdoor relief department, said wood will be provided from timber clearing projects above the La Crosse nine foot channel dam. Neess noted recipients need not cut the wood but must transport it from sites to homes. Permits are available at the relief department headquarters in the Skemp building. The department aims to supply substantial wood for clients this coming winter. The Uppe r Mississippi River Refuge ranger said he has no jurisdiction over this distribution and no applications will be considered at his federal offices.
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la Crosse Nine Foot Channel Dam
Carl J. Neess
County Outdoor Poor Reief Department
Neess
Relief Department
Skemp
Jeess
Upper
Mississippi River
Fire Halts Rescue Efforts In Berlin Subway Cave-In
In Berlin a fire halted rescue work in the subway cave in where 34 persons are believed entombed. The ministry of propaganda claimed 20 missing, but newspapers list 34. No bodies have been found.
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Berlin
Germany
Ministry of Propaganda
Attorneys Argue Law Question In Kosanda Pension Case
In probate court Judge John Gaveney heard arguments over a $9 000 state pension tied to the deceased teacher Lillian L Holanda. Niece Ronnie Milne of Chicago seeks the funds, contending she is sole heir and that the pension should go to heirs if no appointment was made. Marian Dorset of La Crosse argues the funds pass to the estate under the will. Judge Gaveney gave 10 days for briefs to Milne and 10 days for Dorset to respond.
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John Gaveney
Arcadia
Lillian L.holanda
Jefferson School
Ronnie Milne
Chicago
Marian Dorset
la Crosse
Milne
Miss Milne
Miss Dorset
Simians Revolt At Buck's Zoo
Massapequa, N.Y. frafilk Buck's zoo on Sunrise highway reports a monkey uprising still smouldering. Of 173 monkeys that walked off the reservation after Capone the ringleader, 45 rebels captured, four casualties and three killed by high voltage wires. A youth captures one monkey in Babylon earning a Buck's 60 season pass.
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Massapequa
N.Y
Frafilk Buck's Zoo
Long Island
Sunrise Highway
Capone
Amityville
Hicksville
Babylon
Buck
Fisherman Cleared In Daughter's Death
In Galveston Texas state attorney Ralph Crawford announced Louis Scala a frail League City shrimp fisherman is cleared of the charge he drowned his nine month old twin Tala after a domestic quarrel. An investigation supported Scala's alibi that he was in Port Arthur at the time of the drowning. Scala's wife had accused him while Scala claimed enemies were responsible.
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Galveston
Tex
Ralph Crawford
Louis Scala
Tala
Crawford
Scala
Port Arthur
Aldermen Weigh Intercepting Sewer Financing
City aldermen discuss financing for the intercepting sewer and sewage disposal plant at Friday evening meeting of the common council utilities committee in the city hall. The sessions exclude Thayer's special and begin at 7 20 p m. Rio erects huge statue of Brazil's president Peador Fonseca to be unveiled in November 1938.
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Common Council
Thayer’s
City Hall
Rio
Rio de Jeneiro
Brazil
Peadora Fonseca
Guffey Coal Measure Wins Senate Approval
The senate approved the Guffey coal bill on Thursday after House approval, creating a "Little NRA" in the bituminous coal industry and signaling major regulatory action.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
House
Discovery Beaten Again in Narragansett Handicap Race
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s Discovery finished second to A A Baroni’s Top Row at Narragansett Park. It marked the sixth defeat for the Chestnut horse this year as he trails in form, earning $3,000 to lift season total to $75,990. Baroni’s Top Row, debuting in the East, held a world-mark potential. The jockey club proposed abolishing added starter use and banned selling or transferring a horse 30 days after a claim until after the meeting closes.
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Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Discovery
A. A. Baroni
Narragansett Park
Vanderbilt
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Mage
Bay Meadows
New York State
Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
Collision on Third and Pearl Injures Three Persons
A De Soler driven by Clarence Homstad and a Pitzner Dry Cleaning truck driven by Louis Pitzner collided at Third and Pearl streets at 9 15 am. Yvonne Homstad suffered a scalp cut while Mrs C H Homstad and Mrs Hornstad sustained bruises. The accident occurred when the Pitzner truck pulled from 128 South Third and turned east.
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de Sole Rar
Clarence Homstad
South Fourth Street
Pitzner
C. H. Homstad
C. ©. Hornstad
Two Men Admit Club Robberies In Chicago Area
Two men named Chimento and Preno confessed involvement in a string of country club robberies around Chicago and Wisconsin. Police report another suspect remains at large as victims identify additional suspects. past holdups included Nippersink hotel Genoa City Lake Lawn Woodton clubs and northern Illinois suburbs.
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Chicago
Daniel Gilbert
Chimento
Rocco Preno
Charles Hyan
Wisconsin
Egan
Michael Derriep
Egen
Chimenta
Prano
Nippersink Hotel
Suspect Held For Trial In Marshfield Slaying
Elmer Dingman was ordered held for trial in Wood county circuit court for the 1933 murder of Policeman Fred Beell during a Marshfield robbery. A dismissal motion was denied after a morning hearing in Marshfield. State witnesses included Chief of Police William Peape and Frank Heinzen who saw a bandit load a wounded companion into Beell’s car.
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Marshfield
Wis
Elmer Dingman
Wood County
Fred Beell
Marshfeld
M. B. Adler
Dingman
William Peape
Frank Heinzen
Beell
Fis
Woman's Flight From Husband Leads To Jail
Kay Claire reports authorities disclosed a young mother of two, Mrs FreMont Corbin of St Paul, fled with her two children with Elzie Chabott in a ride that ended in the slaying of James Dan Cattanach, 52, a Fairchild Wisconsin station owner. Chapolt was wounded during capture and jailed. Corbin and the children were taken to city jail. Corbin’s father in law, Walter Corbin, 65, is also under questioning in related holdup and theft cases.
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Kay Claire
Wic
Lilley
Fremont Corbin
St. Paul
Elzie Chabott
Jeffers
Minn
Farm
James Dan Cattanach
Fairchild
Wis
Chebolt
Black River Falls
Cattanach
Corbin
Chapolt
Dhabolt
Baker
Thebolt
Chabolt
Minnesota
Compensation In Reach For Dogskin Johnson
Madison Wisconsin reports state compensation of 5000 dollars again nearing for John A. Dogskin Johnson 72 who spent 19 years in Waupun prison for a murder he did not commit A trust fund bill passed final legislative approval and awaits governor La Follette with a provision that funds revert to the state on his death The 1911 case of Annie Lemberger age unspecified whose nude body was found in Lake Mendota is noted with Johnson accused after lynching threats and his confession before prison.
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Madison
Wis
John A
Johnson
Waupun
la Folelette
Annie Lemberger
Martin Lemberger
Lake Mendota
Two Killed Three Wounded In Newark Gunfight
A gunfight erupted near Newark lottery penters leaving two men dead and three others wounded. Police broadcast three heavily armed suspects traveling in a car with stolen license plates. Victims were identified as Fntends Trata, 45, and Frank Engo. wounded include Jerome Bevino, 41. Joseph Traja, 25. Antonio Sansaro, 39. Deputy Chief John Haller said gunmen likely fired first.
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Newark
N. J—P
Fntends
Frank Engo
Jerome Bevinello
Joseph Traja
Antonio Sansaro
John Haller
Olsen Elected President of City Bowling Association
Errol Olsen was elected president for the City Bowling Association at its annual meeting this week. Vice presidents are Ray Weber, Walter Endres, Reed Horder and Art Scheel. Frank Vyvyan is to be secretary, and a treasurer has not been chosen. The annual city tournament was set for March 15 22 inclusive.
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Errol Olsen
City Bowling Association
Ray Weber
Walter Endres
Reed Horder
Art Scheel
Frank Vyvyan
1936 Campaign Plans To Be Reviewed Here
J P Campbell of Louisville and a national Socialist Labor organizer will attend Riverside Park Friday evening to discuss the 1936 campaign and prospects of new dealers.
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J.P. Campbell
Louisville
Socialist Labor Party
Riverside Park
Mrs J F De Lap Rites Pending At 11 Worth Street
Mrs J F De Lap died Thursday morning at her home 11 Worth Tenth street after a short illness. Born in Boscobel Wisconsin February 7 1859 she is survived by one daughter Mrs F G Howland son in law J G Howland and granddaughter Mildred Howland. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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J.f.delap
J. F. de Lap
Worth Tenth Street
Boscobel
Wiss
F. G. Howland
J. G. Howland
Mildred Howland
Tecter
William Bauman
George Street
St Paul
Mina
la Crosse
Earl Mt. Corbett
Waycross
H. HR. Kinley
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Amy. Stannard
Federal Parole Board
Virgin Islands
T. Webber Wilson
Fund For Social Security and Soil Conservation ‘Service
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Tore
Jasz
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Slency
Australia
Peter H. Buck
Yale University
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Rorduce
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United States Department of Agricultural
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