Tavernkeepers Push Uniform Tightening of Wisconsin Laws
A joint meeting of the Wisconsin Tavernkeepers' Association and the Wisconsin branch of the National Retail Beverage Dealers' Association urged legislation to close all Wisconsin taverns at 1 1 a.m. and re enactment of the Baker Act limiting taverns to one for every 100 inhabitants. Carl Mohs cited violations of existing laws and asked for unified statewide rules. Senator Garry Griswold of West Salem urged law uniformity and warned tavernkeepers to comply to protect their business amid anti prohibition sentiment. William Berg was instructed to draft a bill combining current proposals to minimize hearings and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wit
Wisconsin Tavernkeepers’ Association
Wisconsin
National Retail Beverage Dealers’ Association
Baker Jaw Umithing
Carl Mohs
Darry Griswold
West Salem
William Berg
Broughton Withdraws From News League
Charles E. Broughton editor of the Sheboygan Press announced he was withdrawing his paper from membership in the Wisconsin Press News League. The league recently voted to stay neutral on the La Follette work relief bill. Broughton is a national Democratic committeeman from Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wis
Charles E. Broughton
Shebsy Press
Wisconen Pole
Jeupur Heeauer
League
Wisconsin
Recreation Courses Planned At College
Residents of Crosse urged recreational courses during summer despite no part time fee. The board of regents approved a concession allowing one course for half the regular hammer fee in swimming tennis dancing or other hobbies. Open to housewives students graduates and others seeking skills. If sufficient applications are received special classes may be organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosse
Board of Regents
G. M. Snodgrass
Fireworks Blast Kills One and Wounds Six in Elkton
One person died and six were injured in a fireworks plant explosion at a garage building where workers were employed. Thelma Dunlap, 27, of North East, Me, died from burns. Catherine Daniels, 27, Elkton, severely burned. Madeline Stewart, 26, Elk Mills, fractured leg and burns. others suffered burns and injuries. The incident occurred during a past-season fireworks display event at the site.
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Elkton
Aireworks
Thelma Dunlap
North £Ast
Catherine Daniels
Elton
Madeline Stewart
Elk Mills
Ate Apel
Harysy
Novihy East
Asa
Tron Hill
Reba Chine
Ellcton
Skall
Eugene Fulty
United States Wall
United States
Nelishbors
Court Suspends Fine In Assault Action
Judge Rex V. Amstrom suspended a $5 fine and James Squier paid $4.49 in costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery filed by Charles Mittelbach. Squier, age The incident stemmed from a confrontation over money owed at 1653 Woodstreet. The court record notes Squier spoke to Mittelbach about money prior to the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex V. Amstrom
James
Chalky) Squier
Wectarre
Charles B. Mittelsbach
Woodstreet
Squier
Avon [Street
Mittelbach
Ima
Blittelbach
G O P Continues Momentum At Grass Roots Conference
The GOP convened a two day grass roots meeting as supporters sang and pledged vitality. National Chairman Henry P. Fletcher praised Springfield gatherings as the start of an aggressive push toward GOP victory next year. Midwest Republicans voiced cautious optimism about unified action amid talks of party realignments. John B. McSwan announced Wisconsin and Leather Goods Manufacturers will retain industry code hours and wage provisions.
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Spangler
Jnva
Hamton
Henry P. Fletcher
Hamilton
Springfield
Midwest
Chicago
John B. McSwan
Wisconsin
11 Nojs
National
Ltage and Leather Goods Manufacturers’ Association
Lindbergh case figures linked to kidnap plot in Utah
Federal agents charge Willeys Mahan and kinfolk in the Lindbergh kidnapping saga. Suspects held in Salt Lake City await transfer to Washington under federal kidnapping law with possible death penalty. About half of the $250,000 ransom recovered, $80,000 found buried near Salt Lake City. Waleys reportedly guided authorities to the stash.
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Ley
S-Von- Viet
Wate
Sill
Salt Lake City
Ta Cowl
Lindbergh Iw
Willeys and Mahan
Washington State
J. Connelley
Salt Like City
Willeys
Tavoma
Washington
Justice de Palimo Hee
Pig Club page one report on trip and talks
John C Burns introduced as a founder of the club stated the Inter State fay would not be held this year and urged continued activity. Speakers included Frank A Grover president of the Chamber of Commerce and W E Spreiter county agent. Grover praised rural support for big club activities. Spreiter noted hog price scales and announced pig winners. Music during dinner hour by St Michael s.
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L ' Crosse
John C. Burns
Frank A. Grover
Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Spreiter
St. Michael’s
Recovery act riders spark Senate confirmation clash
A debate over extending the recovery law includes a rider requiring Senate confirmation of all federal officials earning 2000 dollars a year or more. Secretary Ickes warns it could permit dismissals of the entire force as the act nears expiry. Controlor General McCarl states three groups created under the act must sever ties with the government at midnight, involving about 80 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contake
MRA
Anto
Senate
Des & Warning
Ickes
Chans
Con Trollee
J. R. McCarl
Act—Petroleva Advisors Board
Petroleum Labor Policy Board
Act of Investigation
Assembly Kills Compulsory Military Drill At U W
Madison voters heard the assembly vote 56 to 22 to approve the Nelson bill requiring male University of Wisconsin students to undergo two years of military training, ending a recent trend of optional drills. The session also failed a Griswold amendment to limit debt and kept a move to delay certain work permit age changes. bills on local aid timing and government payments were tabled or retained for future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Assembly
University of Wisconsin
H. W. Griswold
West Salem
Paul Alfonsi
Fence
R. W. Peterson
Berlin
B. M. Vaughan
Wisconsin Rapids
National Guard
Nelson
Assemblyman
Kiefer
Milwaukee
Alfonsi
Miefer
House
Senate
Hillsboro Golden Jubilee to Enliven Wisconsin Village
Hillsboro Wisconsin prepares a two day Golden Jubilee celebration on Friday and Saturday featuring a parade with bands and commercial exhibits. The coronation of a jubilee king and queen will be led by Edward T. Fairchild and a homecoming event, old Hillsboro pictures, vaudeville acts, and the Badger State Barn Dance. Air circus stunts from La Crosse are promised with night winged displays and continuous band music expected from four or more bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Wis
Hilshore
Jihe
Edward T. Fairhild
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Ver- Nar County
Ben Berger
Ray
LeRoy
Midwest
Badger
WIM
Dilat
la Crosse
Rev Alfred Hughes To Speak In Sparta Sunday
Sparta Wis Special The Rev Alfred E Hughes pastor at First Methodist church of La Crosse will speak at the Sunday evening community meeting on the court house square The Sparta Concert band directed by Dr Lynn Gullickson West Salem will perform James Spradhing will be platform leader Angelo Homemakers club meets Thursday at Mrs Ira Roberts home A picnic dinner will be served at noon and the business meeting program and lesson by delegates will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Alfred E. Hughes
First Methodist Church of
North Bend Picnic Friday Amuses Melrose Wis
The North Bend Community club hosts its annual picnic Friday with a program two baseball games and several contests. A noon picnic dinner precedes an evening dance at the Odd Fellows hall. Also noted are visits, services, and family travels involving local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Wis
North Bend
John Ziemer Rites At Lansing Thursday
Funeral services for John Zeimer to be held Thursday morning at Immaculate Conception Church in Lansing with Rev H J Krieger officiating. Zeimer born Nov 12 1865 in Lansing township lived all life here. survived by wife Mary Helene Rice and five children Loretta McClain Leo John George Lawrence. son William and daughter Gertrude predeceased. Burial at Gethsemani cemetery. Also notes on local obituaries and community notices.
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Lansing
John Zeimer
Immaculate Conception Church
H. J. Krieger
Mr. Zeimet
Lansing Township
Mary Helene Rice
Loretta McClain
Los Angeles
Calif
Leo
Canton
Minn
John
Dubuque
George
Laurence
William
Gertrude
George Rice
William Troendle
Excelsior
Solana
Superior
Wis
R. F. Hencker
Postville
Zeimer
Gethsemenac, I Cemetery
National Jamboree Big Boy Scout Event
National Jamboree will be the largest peace time gathering of Scouts in the western hemisphere. About 30 000 Scouts from the United States and foreign countries will camp for ten days August 21 to 30 near the Washington Monument. The event will cover over 400 acres and include city facilities such as electricity water sanitation broadcasting studios fire department hospitals and even a daily newspaper. The Gateway Area council leads registrations and is coordinating with Rotary Kiwanis American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Lions Club and local business groups to send delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Western Hemisphere
Washington Monument
Capital Dome
United States
Gateway Area Council
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Veterans of Forestr Wars
The
Lions Cith
K. C Club
Business Men's’ Club
Loreto Club
Lambares
Threat Reveals Amity Between Germany Italy
Rome reports that Italy’s stance toward Ethiopia is reshaping European politics. The shift risks straining England and France, weakens the Stresa front, and pushes Italy closer to Germany. Observers see Mussolini signaling to allies while courting German influence ahead of a Danubian conference.
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Germany
Italy
Andrue
Rome
Ethiopia
Europe
Strug Agile
England
France
Stresa
League of Nations
Itellum
Hitler
Mussolini
Austria
Assembly Puts Recovery Statute On Thursday List
In Madison Wisconsin a conference committee reported on the recovery act dispute. The assembly scheduled the measure as a Thursday special order after both houses passed it previously. The bill faces amendments and potential Supreme Court review to test its constitutionality with labor support and public works emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
State Supreme Court
Lawrence C. Whitter
Senate
Public Service Commission
Executor Seeks Two Heirs in 1913 Hutchinson Missing
Police were asked to locate Emma EF and Lucretia L Morse, who left Hutchinson Kansas in 1913 and have not been heard from. They would be 58 and 50 now. A 4.5106 reward is offered for information leading to locating either woman for Charles S Fulton executor of Rachel E Morse estate. Cree Morse was known on stage in musical comedies and may have traveled with a troupe tied to The Chorelate Soldier. Fulton believes one or both may be in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma EF
Lucretia L
Cree) Morse
Hutchinson
Kan
Charles S. Fulton
Rachel E. Morse
Fulton
Taxpayers reminded of July 1 real estate tax deadline
La Crosse County Treasurer Marvin Johnson reminded taxpayers that the July 1 deadline applies where an affidavits of inability to pay have been filed for 1834 real estate taxes. He noted many payments already made and that most affidavits were filed in La Crosse city.
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la Crosse County
Marvin Johnson
Johnson
City of
la Crosse
S V Taylor Sentenced to State Prison for Embezzlement
S V Taylor aged 45 of 503 Cass street was sentenced by Judge Robert S Cowie to an indeterminate term from one to five years in the Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun for embezzling 2741.93 as trustee for Charles Schaller and Rohwedder farm note owners. Taylor pleaded guilty on Jan 30 and Feb 24 1934 and was arrested May 7. Bond was increased to 5000 after initial 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V. Taylor
Cass Street
Robert S Cowie
Waupun
Rivoli
Taylor
Charles Schaller
Rohwedder Farm
Death plot leads to arrests in Missouri farm slaying
Springfield residents report murder charges filed Wednesday against Lloyd Robinson an 18 year old youth his mother Mary Robinson 49 and family physician Dr F W Schlicht 35 of Niangua Mo in the June 3 killing of farmer Robert Robinson Lloyd confessed to the slaying to collect 10000 in life insurance and named the others as authors of the plot to seize the 8000 mortgage on the Robinson farm The trio is held in Webster County jail awaiting arraignment June 20 authorities warned of possible mob action and said motive was to raise money to cover the mortgage due to foreclose in early June
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Springfield
Lloyd Robinson
Robert Robinson
Homer Chiffin
Webster County
Lloyd
Mary Robinson
F. W. Schlicht
Niangua
Ifarmer
Marshfield
Chaffin
Robinson
Silver wedding fete for Stensven couple at Ettrick
In Ettrick Wisconsin a 25th anniversary celebration honors Hans Stensven and his wife Mattie Richolson. About 1125 guests attended at their farm home, with two wedding cakes by Selma and Melva Stensven and a sermon by Rev. K M Arberg. The couple married in Blair in 1910 and have six children. Other community notices follow including showers and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Eleva
Ludwig Stensver
Evelyn
Gelesville
Ettrick
Mabel
Carl
Melva
Selma
Lester
Orville
Work Relief Pay Orders Push Wages Beyond Earlier Schedules
Milwaukee reports show many workers would gain wages above the $19 and $94 schedules recently announced for work relief. Supervisory and admin PWA staff and those on permanent building projects receive higher pay, with the state highway department allowed to set rates per local conditions under federal standards. Vatican announces world wide Holy Communion for Catholic children on August 15 to mark a 25th anniversary of Pope Pius X decree. Greenbile County, South Carolina medals were designed after WWII for 5,000 soldiers but 3,000 tokens remain unclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlwaukee
Roosevelt
PWA
State Highway Department
Federal Bureau
Vatican City
Greenshile County
South Carolina
Vocational Board Winds Up Affairs Of School Year
The Vocational education board accepted Miss Marie Droster’s resignation from the commercial department and authorized the instruction committee to recruit a replacement. The final meeting of the year reviewed $5,993.79 paid to 25–30 emergency education staff since Jan 1 under WERA. Director John B. Coleman noted fuel oil use and costs for 1932–33 to 1934–35, with reductions from automatic controls and draft regulator. President Funk and Vice President Burghardt were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Droster
Board of Vocational Education
Instruction Committee
John B. Coleman
WERA
EEF
Vocational School
Teachers College
A. P. Funk
Herman Burghardt
Nelsons Visit Scoby and Town Guests Afield
Mindoro Wisconsin special notes Mr and Mrs Arthur Nelson of Scoby Mont visiting Mr and Mrs Alec Hanson. James Glennie spent weekend with son George at Evanstom. Mrs Harry Willey and children of Holmen visited William Keppel home Monday. Ione Small visited relatives at Onalaska over the weekend. Community club met at the high school Tuesday evening. Mae Jewell and daughters Effie Irma and Ruby spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs Grace Paisley La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindoro
Wis
Arthur Nelson
Scoby
Mont
Alec Hanson
James Glennie
George
Evan Stom
Harry Willey
Holmen
William Keppel
Ione Small
Onalaska
Mae Jewell
Effie
Irma
Ruby
Grace Paisley
la Crosse
Obituary notices from La Crosse area deaths and services
Obituaries list multiple local figures: Mrs John M White of Qgnalaska death at her niece’s home, funeral in Viroqua. Erland O Karlstad of Coon Valley died suddenly, survived by three sons, four daughters, and ten grandchildren with services at Upper Coon Valley Lutheran church. George W Loomis, 82, of Haremond Indiana, died at home, followed by services at North Freedom Methodist church. Lydia Fly of 1247 Redfield street to be buried Fry cemetery after funeral at Hellwig Morris chapel. Mrs Henry N Faas death announced in Springfield Ohio, survivors include husband and three children. card of thanks from family for condolences and assistance during bereavement.
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M&s
John M. White
Gulu Burlin
Qgnalaska
Erland
Karlstad
Erland O. Karlstad
North Ridge
West Coon Valley
Edward
Grant
Caledonia
Minn
Oliver
Prairie Farm
Wis
Axel Berg
Chaseburg
Clarence Lamb
Westby
Tilmar Olson
Edwin Biihoyde
Coon Valley
Upper Coon Valley
George W. Loomis
Milwaukee Street
Haremond
Ind
Ernest
John
la Crosse
Dan Hose
O. H. Nichols
Richard Dasse
Otto Schroeder
J.B. Lowmis
Minocqua
Thamas
Tomah
Lydia Fly
Redfield Street
Hellwig-Morris
E. Warnholt
Fry Cemetery
Mormon ‘Coulee Road
John Fry
Minneapolis, Minn
Henry N. Faas Ward
Springfield
Henry N. Faas
Mary Ross
Margaret
Henory
Detroit
Nes
Fred Briebach
Fred Ross
Onglaska
Ale ES Tee
Legal clemency petition heard for Botley Shaffer
To whom it may concern Botley Shaffer convicted April 17 1835 for hou supporting and sentenced to two years in Wisconsin Stars Prison or Weapon will make application for executive clemency on or after January 8 1970 before the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botley Shaffer
Wisconsin Stars
Jana Eth
Foreclosure sale notice for La Crosse County real estate
Notice of sale on June 27 1935 at ten o clock for cash at the east front door of the La Crosse County Court House to satisfy a foreclosure judgement. Property: North Hall of Lot Laventern 17 and all of Lot 18 in Block 4 Burt Ortbaugh Addition to La Crosse with exceptions. Also includes filing and probate notices for the estates of John P Strasser Allen Nash James F Mullen and related administrations. Contains list of applicants for licenses and tax-related notices.
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Wistonsia
la Crosse County
le Crosse Trust Company
S— la Crosse Garden Rule Oil Company
Lester A. K
Laar
Ross E. Enlear
Kier |Doertinger Company, & Corporatio
Syreen Oil Corporation
Corporation
Glyec
la Crosta Trust
Coupany
Way Plainelf
la Crosza Golden Rule
Company
Lester A. Kalzer
Bose 5
Kelzac
Wr Doorfinger Company
A Corporation
Syreen Ql Corporation
m= Corporation
I. Oreille Well Sherif
la Crosas County
Wisconsin
Gale
County
la Route
la Crosse
Joseph Strasser
John P. Strasser
Gald
Amlstroil
Hale & Burke
State of Wisconsin
la Croses
Allen Nash
Said Fay
da Crosse
la Cross Trust Co
Father Elven
Wiscon
Ald
Courk
Harvey de
Rouse
la Crasee
Said County
BR. V. Ahlstrom
Brody and Crosby
Attorne
Camppbell
Ived A. Miller
Lower Franch Island
la Grosen
Wh. Plind
West la Croase
R. Noa Crosae
John Lang
Medarx
le Crosse
Attia Gollulex
Cold Springs
Chimpane Gak Grove
Owalaska
Henry Wiles
Medary
Lerasee
Kenneth W. Anderson
Mashak
Fred W. Schroeder
Jensen Place
Alla Wells
Wonbeshiok
Ben Fuller
Onalaske
Onalaska
M. Sakellk
West la Crosse
la Cengse
Jay W. Reed
Qnglaska
Bert Stattle
Emil Fritz
C. E. Brooks
Onalaska Road
Rt. Va
G. Showes
State of
la Crosne
James F. Mullen
City of
la Crain
Jaime F. Mullen
le Crosse County
la Crouse
Lasald County
la See
Lasatd
RV. Ahestrom
Fred G. Sierschmdt
Attomney
Hoeschler
Campbell
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Broughton
News League
Elkton, Md
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Trom
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Weyerhaeuser
Pig Club
U. W
Griswold
E. T. Fairchild
Alfred Hughes
Lice
Gladys H. Wood
H. H. Gilfulian
Angela
Arline Fanning
George Vega
New Lyte
Marion Kowitz
Harold E. Wike
Theodore Darn
Lloyd Alien
Portage
Airs
Duane Hoffman
Robert Cockerel
John Lidbke
Orville Eaert
Randolph Austin
Hollis Ho
Wilbur Foth
Kyle Goff
William Clausius
Pearleville State
Callege
Roland Goff
Neil Lunenschloss
Horace Cenfield
Cal
PF. T. Jordon
Tyille
Warvica
Ese
Melrose Juveniles
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor
Ole Emberson
Old People’s Home
Stoughton
Alfred Henson
Weet Salem
L. A
Maud Vogel
Harold Vogel
Clintonville
Bessie Gibson
Great Falls
A. K. James
Louis A. Grinde
K. Arberg
North Beaver Creek
Lee Holmes
Melrose Methodist Church
Ole Rogney
Andrew Insteness
Colonel Rogness
Lawrence
Oliver Olson
Daniel Danielson
Odd Fellows' Lodge
Melose Cemetery
John Ziemer
Fred Boechh
Hawkeye
Burlington
Des Moines
CCC
Mr. Boechh
Calicre
Floyd Larson
Messrs
Mmes
Clyde Sadler
Edward O'Brien
Arlo O'Brien
Earl Gruber
George Gordon
Frank Riser
Arthur Greenley
R. C. Bakkum
C. C. Riser
Ruth McClintock
Beulah McClintock
Arfine O’brien
Roberta O'Brien
Richer Larson
E. G. Gaunitz
H.W. Gaunitz
Wiliam Kehr
Marilla Hemen«way
Susie Bacon
Cresco
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Charles Wier
Emma Gerber
Foster Merrit
McGregor
Otto We
Wier
Walter Miller
Carledo
Frank Thompson
H. W. Gaunitz
Floyd Ferris
Miller
Vera Brennan
Immaculate Conception High School
East Africa
Vaughan
Martha Gimse
French Creek
Ee Gomse
Rudolph Mattson
Alfred Mattson
Whitehall
N.C. Twelme
R. C. Hall
Charles Paine
North
Beaver Creek
Winfred Gordon
Arthur Garden
Winfred Gorden
Durand High School
New Richmond
C. H.claussen
Henry Claussen
Frenchville
Fred Fillner
5. C. Stone
Dale Corzett
Sterling
Ellen Ekern
Julius Ekerin
HR. Kinley
B. Warne
Fam. Air
Bt. Rileyard
Staats
Chalange
Chalk
Sommons State OF Wisconsin
la Croate County
Chreatt
Clarence W. Turney
Plaintim
Stafford Turney
Whaconasin
P Prar
Fpraxe
RB Schneider
Aos
Ziminusts
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