North Dakota Man Starts Path to Shrine Chief
Alfred G Arnold of Fargo was started on the road to the United Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine through his election as imperial outer guard. The shrine system promotes officers yearly through chairs with Arnold slated to become imperial potentate. Earlier the Imperial council re elected two national officers and advanced others in the ladder of succession. Leonard F. Suetrart Washington dealer, was chosen imperial potentate and Dena S. Milton, Lawiston, Melawyer, also advanced. Re elected officers include James C. Burger of Denver treasurer and James Price of Richmani, reverent governor and recorder.
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Washington
Alfred G. Arnold
Fargo
M.D
Wednerday
Nugiert
Piel Perentate i
Dena S. Miltems
Lawiston
Melawyer
James C. Burger
Denver
James. Price of
Richmani
Revenant
Virginia
Wisconsin Finance Authority bill debated amendments and tax plan
Senate discussion centered on the governors original bill and a committee substitute for financing Wisconsin municipalities. Senator Duncan outlined the 40 percent cuts in local relief rates and questioned actions by the League of Wisconsin Municipalities, while senators pressed audit, federal funds, and governance terms for the proposed Wisconsin Finance Authority including board confirmation and fiscal oversight.
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Joint Committee On Finance
League of Wisconsin Municipali
Conraé Shearer
Kenesna
Duncan
Standard Oil Company
Duncan Sald
Senate
Iowa
Bungay
Wisconsin Finance Authority
Bunton
League of Wisconsin
Dunian
League
Wilesurt
Ache
Thetis
Renard
Shearer
Marley Kelly
Fond du Lac Quesuonrd
Dela
Inc
Kelly Asker
Rye
Taemutsel Wis
Tudergl
Kelly
Thainay
Kellys
de Taand
William D. Carroll
D. Praine du Chien
Carroll
Ncan
Secretary of State
Federal Allotment Board
Alticks
Finance Authority
Duncas
Jeenale
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
George Hilgermann Dies In Minneapolis Heights Businessman
George Hilgermann, 4, president of the Hilgermann Investment Company and former Wisconsin brewer, died Thursday in Minneapolis after a lengthy illness and high blood pressure. Complications led to death.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George Hilgermann
The
Hilgermann Investment Company
Lander, Wis
Long Filibuster Dominates Senate Ambush in Louisiana Critique
Senator Long held the chamber in a lengthy filibuster criticizing the Roosevelt administration and a stopgap plan as he derided Garner and Gere while praising his own Constitution focus. He likened the Senate to a guinea and joked about officials, bartenders, and long-handled spoons amid scorn for federal appointments. A large crowd watched the obstruction overnight.
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Long
Victor Huge
Garner
Senate
Roosevelt
Gere
D-Ckla
Louisiana
Kentucky
United States
Barkley
Boy Placed In State Home After Runaway During Snowstorm
Kenneth Smith and three relatives from a large family were placed in a state home to assist the family. The boy repeatedly ran away during weeks after admission, each time traveling about six miles, including during a blizzard. No fragrance is possessed by four varieties of Sowers.
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Denver
Kenneth Smith
de Owith
Hist A G Man In Dispute
J Edgar Hoover head of the Bureau of Investigation receives an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from George Washington University in Washington D C amid a controversy over his authority and role with the G men in the Bureau of Investigation.
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Bentleman
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
G-men
Garry
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Pan American Airways Favored, Report Declares
A senate investigation report says Pan-American Airways faced favoritism by former officials of the Post Office Department. It urges a 25 percent cut in foreign air mail rates to save about 1.89 million annually, with further service revisions to save over two million yearly. Farley calls for recovering overpayments and annual rate reviews, while Senator Black favors legislation to enforce the cut if Pan-American refuses.
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Washington
Senate
Post Office Department
Pan-American Airways
Department
James A. Farley
United States
Festmaster
Farle
Post Ofice Department
Black G-Ala
Senate Air Mail Committee
Third Party Prospects Stir Talks and Plans in 1936
A long debate over a possible third party continues as activists discuss organizing a new movement, taking over party machinery, and pursuing economic democracy. Howard Williams urges a Chicago convention for 150 to 200 union and farm leaders to shape a national third party, while Wisconsin La Follette progressives and Nebraska factions weigh their options. Governors La Follette Olsen and Boyan signal cautious support, urging state-by-state growth and broad labor backing.
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Foul
Farmer- Laborite
Wisconsin la Follette Progressives
Nebraska Democratic
Farmer
Bryan
Howard ¥. Williams
Chicago
Howard
Williams
Phil la Follette
Wisconsin
Charles Boyan
Nebraska
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Syrian Priest Here To Celebrate Mass Tonight
The Rev E M Hamati pastor of St George Syrian Greek Orthodox church in St Paul is in the city as guest of Mr and Mrs George Fecris He will offer Hleb Mass tonight at St Elias Syrian church in North La Crosse for the Ascension Enday So many will be unable to attend Friday morning because of work Hamati was born in Nazareth Palestine and graduated Mt Zion college Jerusalem Before ordination he was chief editor of Mirror of the West Arabic newspaper in New York City
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E. M. Hamati
St George Syrian Greek Orthodox Church
St. Paul
George Fecris
West Avenue
Father Hamati
St. Elias Syrian Church
North la Crosse
Nazaeth
Palestine
Mt. Zion College
Jerusalem
Pather Hamati
Mirror of the West
New York City
Counterfeit Liquor Stamp Case Delayed
Milwaukee FBI raid seized over 500000 counterfeit American and Canarian liquor stamps. Preliminary hearing for Joseph Pessin and Ralph Peyton set for June 29 before U S Commissioner Floyd Jenkins after witnesses unavailable, delaying proceedings.
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Mlwaukee
Wis
Joseph Pessin
Ralph Peyton
U. S
Floyd Jenkins
Local Law and Prosecution Debate in La Crosse
Stevenson cites Wisconsin attorney general opinions on enforcing local liquor ordinances under state law. He notes that if state law becomes part of a local ordinance, city administration handles violations. He recounts discussions with Roach and Finnegan staffers and defends prosecutions and revenue outcomes amid warrants issued.
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Pace Ena
la Crosse
Finnegan
Stevenson
Roach
T Roach
Steverson
Messerschmidt
the Tribune
State of
Wisconsin
Vol. Niv
Old and New In Railroading In Western Week Ahead
Old and new in railroading blend as four speed champions line up with Burlington veteran Hiawatha Milwaukee Road North Western 400 Zephyr and Alton Abraham Lincoln. Chairman Harry Guy Taylor leads Western rail executives in a near finished progress program aiming to spend over 19 million dollars on air conditioning fare cuts and faster safer Western rail travel.
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Burlington
Western Railroads
Hiawatha
Milwaukee Road
North- Western
Alton
Abraham Lincoln
Harry Guy Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Hailroad
Young Democrats Postpone Meeting in La Crosse County
Announcement by George Doherty states the regular Young Democratic Club meeting in La Crosse county, originally set for this evening at City Hall, is postponed to next week. Time and place to be announced. plans for attending the national convention in Milwaukee in August will be discussed.
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George Doherty
Young Democratic Club
la Crosse County
City Hall
Milwaukee
Burglary Case Ties Dogs to Arrest in La Crosse
A police officer traced two wanted individuals from Nebraska by dog descriptions after a broadcast. The couple and their Ford V8 coupe with a house trailer were identified via circulars, leading to their arrest near a tourist camp. An officer used a machine gun to secure a woman. the man returned as La Crosse police followed orders. The postmaster appointment for Owen, Wisconsin, and a population note about 1843 are also mentioned.
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Para One
Polrce
J. B. Webber
Nebraska
Chief Webber
Midwest
Moline
la Crosse
Moore
la Crossé
Herman Rick
Larry Schaefer
Asylum Association Re-Elects Officers
Marshfield Wisconsin officers of the Association of Trustees, Superintendents, and Matrons of County Asylums were unanimously re-elected for another year. Superior was named the next convention city. Officers include F. E. Overson president, Morris R. Smith vice president, B S Leverich secretary, Mrs Neita Grader assistant secretary, and D C Hayward treasurer.
Ohio Recovery Act Declared Unconstitutional by State Supreme Court
Ohio’s high court voided the Ohio Recovery Act amid U.S. Supreme Court NRA ruling traces. Rulings cover Toledo and Cincinnati cases challenging price fixing and the act’s validity. Gov Davey had extended ORA life to align with national act expiration, despite NRA decision.
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Columbus
I/P
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Toledo
Cincinnati
Martin Davey
NRA
State Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
Prehistoric Elephant Found in Somerset Quarry Near Bristol
A quarryman near Wokey Hole Somerset uncovered teeth and bones of a prehistoric water elephant. The find is thought to be a derotherium, a pachyderm that roamed swamplands and coastlines long before mammoths.
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Bristol
England
Wokey Hole
Somerset
Insects Survive While Others Die Out
Insects endure where many life forms perish, as they lack lengthy infancy and old age stages. Their bodies bear external skeletons, providing the utmost protection against harm.
Walkouts at Milwaukee dairying plants halt deliveries
Strikes hit Gridley and Blockowiak dairies in Milwaukee over closed shop terms. About 100 Gridley workers and 60 Blockowiak workers, roughly 459 affected, halted wages, homes, and working conditions amid failed talks on a renewal contract. No violence reported. dealers’ council blamed closed shop dispute.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Dairies
Ites Uit
Hyo Aw Orkers Cal
Federation
Gridley
Blockowink
Blockowisk Dairy
Frank W. Kelly
Gridley Dairy
Willard Reid
Drivers’ Union
Kelly
Bruno Blockowiak
Blockowiak
Milwaukee Milk Dealers’ Council
Daire Council
NRA
Local Market Prices and Wisconsin Liquor Notices
Local markets list prices for eggs and fruits with figures for Heavy Hens Leghorn Springs and other items. The piece also provides numerous Wisconsin legal notices about liquor license applications estate hearings and creditors claims in La Crosse County with dates and names of involved parties.
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Seriftang Company
John
Burns. Inc
Sunkist
Sunklat
Bemssey
Bex
Lemont Bunker
Terereeesewer
Ft. New
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Lad Cutak
St. Louis
Flapper
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Phate
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Roy Graham
Owen, Wi
Treford
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Asylum Association
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Supreme Court of State
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London
WEA Ser
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Venezuela
Ecuador
Peru
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Colombia
Camabel
Fred Adler
Lowar
Preach Lielend
la Croses
Plinck
West la Crosse
John Lang
Medary
Anna
Galinick
Cold Springs
JA Champane, Oak Grove Atd
Onalaska
Henry Wick
Dkenneth We Anderson
Mashek
Fred W. Schroeder
Jensen Piet
Alla Wells
Winneshirk
Ben Fuller
Onalaska Road
L. G. Showen
Highway
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Helen Silake
Bertha Wellner
Eal County
Holly Wood
Los Angeles County
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Notica
Bertha Melener
Wisrore Sin
Eald County
Cour House
Faid
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Natict
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la Crosee
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MM. Lewis
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la Crosre
F. Ahlstrom
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