Strike At Keokuk Settled After Denial Of Troops
Keokuk Iowa strike at Hubinger Corn Products ends with plant officials rehiring seven discharged workers. Conference attended by 50 prominent figures and two Gov Clyde L Herring emissaries, after earlier denial of National Guard mobilization. County Attorney asked for troops as 50 nonunion workers couldn't enter and 15 inside the plant couldn't report to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Iowa
Hubinger Corn Products Company
Clyde L. Herring
D. J. McNanamera
Dickinson Case Ties Estate Claim To Boston Red Sox Owner
Detec tives traced Dickinson visits to Detroit connected to a claim by Arthur Carmichael for his foster sister Elizabeth Carmichael Wilherspoon against the Yawkey estate valued at about 40 million dollars. A mystery briefcase and a fatal hotel scene left deputies baffled as Carl C. Oglesbee and bartender Richard Wilson identified the man as a late night visitor. A rash woman described the victim and noted a distinctive mustache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Di-troly
Madr
John I. Navarre
Dickinson
Arthur Carmich
Detroit
Elizabeth Carmichael Wilherspoon
Yawkey
Carmichael
Wilherspoon
Thomas Yawkey
Tiston Red Sox
Dicke Instin
Perio
Sian
Opleshee
Disianeon Watson
Joroshel
Mourcaiet Twaser
Rashiet
Dick- Deny
Bhim
Tax talk and hearings set for next session in 1936
Report notes that hearings on a proposed tax bill were delayed until July 8 with no rapid action this year. Speaker Burns denies rumors of immediate wealth taxes and stresses Democratic committee unity. Congress plans to send a tax bill to the Senate, with next hearings anticipated in November for the new session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Dan
Ways and Means
Senate
la Follette
Congress
Pulet
La Crosse Air Mail Center Return in Doubt
The report will decide if La Crosse resumes its former air mail center status. The main obstacle may be the contractor who must pause 15 to 30 minutes, though the post office aims to restore service if needed. The postmaster predicts mail volume will exceed 1981 levels due to the 6 cent per ounce rate reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Post Office Department
Postal Employes Leaders Named In Wisconsin Chapters
In Watertown F Eberle is president with Mrs Lyall C Crosby Oshkosh as vice president, Mrs George A Steck Woauput as secretary and treasurer, and Mrs Charles W Steele Beloit as sergeant at arms. In Bulgaria a survey reports fewer than six thousand divorces in a country of seven million, asserting the nation has the world’s lowest rate as peasants hold matrimony as a death-bound bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Eberle
Watertown
Lyall C. Crosby
Oshkosh
George A. Steck
Woauput
Charles W. Steele
Beloit
Sofia
Bulgaria
Assembly Defeats Sterilization Bill in Wisconsin
Madison voters report the assembly defeated a sterilization bill by four votes. The measure would have allowed forced sterilization of inmates deemed likely to father offspring harmful to society, with orders based on hearings and court review, over strong debate on civil rights versus medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Labor Bill Moves Toward Approval by President
Labor officials express confidence the Wagner bill will be signed into law soon. The measure would guarantee the right to bargaining, authorize a national labor relations board, and define five unfair labor practices. Separately, miners in Missouri attacked near the Kansas line as National Guardsmen were withdrawn, with injuries, wrecked cars, and confrontations reported amid rising tensions in the tri state area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Till
American Federation of Labor
National
Tobo Relations Board
Dccesinng
Toplin
International Union
Kansas- Missouri State Line
Joplin
Kansas
Picher
Okla
Tri- State
Galena, Kas
Eagle Picher Lead Company
Galena
Jopba
SCHOOLMAN FOR 52 YEARS WEARS OUT BUILDINGS
Galveston Texas J M Fendley principal for 50 years and veteran teacher for 52 years admits he knows a little After half a century he has worn out three school buildings in his career and continues to teach at age 75 despite changes in the system He is quoted as saying he knows a little after five decades in the classroom and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
J. M. Fendey
Fendley
Father Coughlin Wins Tilt On Use Of Soldier Field
Rev Charles E Coughlin wins legal skirmish against Chicago park board over use of Soldier Field for National Union for Social Justice meeting. Judge orders board to answer petition for a writ of mandamus within three days. Large pro Coughlin crowd, tense proceedings, police guard corridors, and counter claims about residency and tax status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles E. Coughlin
Chicago Park Board
Soldier Field
National Union For Social Justice
John Kelly
Park Board
Superior Court
Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Fleming
Michigan
Illinois
Kelly
Inquiry Ordered In Porch Collapse In Milwaukee
Milwaukee police and building inspector Leon M. Gurda ordered an inquiry after a porch collapse in an Eighth Street home. Twenty four mourners fell as 15 were injured during a wake for James Anagnastopoulos. Gurda urged residents to report defective porches and noted inspections would take years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Leon M. Gurda
Gurda
Eighth Street
James Anagnastopoulos
County Board Statute Exemption Approved in Madison Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin Assembly concurrence in a senate amendment exempts Milwaukee from a May organization meeting requirement for county boards in addition to the November meeting. The bill by Assemblyman Pritchard and Ray Claire adds a May first Tuesday session and moves the final date for committee appointments to June 1. Exemption for Milwaukee was added at Senator Shenders request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Senate
Milwaukee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Assemblymanohn Pritchard
Ray Claire
Milwaukee County
William Shenders
Lighthouse Tender's Engineer To Retire In Milwaukee
George W. Crawford, engineer of the lighthouse tender Sumac, will resign Monday after 27 years in the United States lighthouse service. Secretary of Commerce Raper notified that Crawford's resignation would be accepted, praising his long record during 43 years in service. Crawford entered the service seven months before Captain Charles H. Hubbard, chief of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
George W. Crawford
Sumac
United States Lighthouse Service
Secretary of Commerce
Raper
Crawford
Charles H. Hubbard
Unidentified Man Leaps To Death From Train
Authorities sought means to identify a man about 27 who leaped to his death from a Green Bay bound North Western train near Fond du Lac Wisconsin late Thursday. Ninety eight cents were found in his pockets.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Green Bay
Cannon Seeks Ban on Expatriates as U S Citizens
Washington report notes Rep Raymond Cannon proposed a bill to strip Americans who live abroad over a year of citizenship unless they prove active, useful work and no permanent absence. He cited a former famed actor as a cautionary example and suggested reinstatement would face immigration scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mace
America
Raymond J. Cannon
Dem.-Wis
Immigration Bureau
Cannon
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Iwouries
United States
Eliers
Gardener Held In Death Case
Hollywood police report 61 year old gardener Daniel Wiela held on suspicion of murder in the death of Frances Conklin a 42 year old stenographer found shot near Griffith Park bridle path. Detectives say Wiela confessed detailing a picnic ending in a quarrel over alleged lack of love.
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Hollywood
Calif
Daniel W. Wiela
Frances Conklin
Griffith Park
Roy Hurst
Ray Giese
Wield
Miss Conklin
Veteran Druggist 76 Dies At Chippewa Falls
Edward Riester aged 76 a veteran druggist who entered the drug business at 14 died late Thursday of heart disease at Chippewa Falls Wisconsin He was a native of Minnesota and a schoolmate of Dr William Mayo at Rochester Minnesota He was one of the oldest active pharmacists in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Edward Riester
Minnesota
William Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Racine Man Elected Sentinel By U G T
Racine resident Hardla Smith was chosen supreme sentinel of the United Commercial Travelers of America at the close of the 48th annual convention held in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Sentinel
Columbus
Obkio
Hardla Smith
Wis
United Commercial Travelers of America
Obituary: Clarence Heydon Dies in Superior at 76
Ward reports the death of Clarence Heydon at his Superior home on Tuesday. He was 76 and is survived by his wife three sons four daughters and one sister Miss Gertrude Heydon of La Crosse. Read Tribune Want Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Heydon Ward
Clarence Heydon
Superior
Wis
Mr. Heydon
Otto
Gertrude Heydon
la Crosse
Berglatte Tjofat
Eleanor Tjoffat
T. A. Greene
Las Cruces
N. M
Mmes. H. F. Claussen
Merle Lynn
E. N. Swenson
N.C. Twelme
Helen M. Alien
C. A. Brye
Jeanie Swenson
Bridge
Mines
Greene
Allen
Brye
T. P. McCain
Galesville
Irene Kamprud
Melrose
Orin van Vleet
J. J. Mahoney
Leon Shrake
Agnes Quinney
Ettrick Friends
Bar Association Chief Criticizes Reds at UW
Wisconsin Bar Association President T. L. Doyle urged loyalty to the Constitution at the University of Wisconsin. He called for sworn constitutional allegiance for entrants, review of degree candidates, and a five member committee to study university conditions with the American Bar Association. Doyle also praised the NRA Supreme Court decision as vital to the nation’s salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
Wis
T. L. Doyle
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Bar Association
University of Wisconsin
Qtr University
Doyle
American Bar Association
NRA
United States Supreme Court
No Funds Allocated For Erosion Service
The U S Soil Conservation Service has about 25 million dollars allocated by the Public Works administration but funds are assigned to La Crosse regional officers for two years starting July 1. Erosion work in Coon Creek and Root River areas is halted pending funds and will resume when money is allotted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Public Works Administration
la Crosse
R. H. Davis
Coon Creek
Root
Minnesota
Davis
Treasury
Congress
Drossner Defense Pursues Depositions in Extradition Fight
Milwaukee defense attorneys continued depositions to prove Charles Jean Drossner was not in France when Paris claims he sold fraudulent lands. French counsel argues for extradition to Paris for a 1932 conviction, while defense baryons seek to show he remained in the United States during 1926 and to corroborate a 1928 New York marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Jean Drossner
France
Paris
Milwaukee
Drossner
Leon Drolet
Samuel J. Siegel
Neases
Joseph M. Carney
New York City
Two Hawaiian Stamps Sell for 18000 Pounds at Hind Sale
In the final Hind collection sale, two blue Hawaiian missionary stamps from 1852 fetched 2050 and 1500 pounds respectively, totaling 18000 dollars. Loncan-PI-Two 2-cent stamps highlighted the auction, underscoring the collector's prestige in American philately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loncan
Arthur Hind
Lutheran Brotherhood Reports Steady Gain Amid Low Mood
Minneapolis report shows Lutheran Brotherhood assets rose $604,352 in 1934 to a record $4,803,161. Hermar L. Ekern of Madison, Wis., president, announced the gain at the ninth biennial convention of the insurance frater nity held Friday, noting steady business growth through economic softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Lutheran Brotherhood
Hermar L. Ekern
Madison
Wis
Insurance Fraternity
Elkhorn Man to Be Arraigned on Monday
Elkhorn Wisconsin Patsy Corbett aged 64 will be arraigned Monday on a charge of fourth degree manslaughter in the death of 75 year old John Thompson. A coroner's jury ruled the death was inexcusable and unjustifiable homicide. Corbett is jailed without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Wis
Patsy Corbett
John Thompson
Corbett
Wisconsin Cheese Purchase Tied to Federal Relief Effort
A farm advertisement states 50,000 pounds of cheddar cheese were bought from Fauly and Pauly Cheese Co in Maritowne Wisconsin to be turned over to the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation for distribution to the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fauly and Pauly Cheese Company
Maritowne
Wis
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Car Kills Child in Stevens Point
An inquest was planned for Friday into the death of three year old Rose Ostricki struck by an automobile in front of her home Thursday. Also reported Mrs Mary title, 61, died at a hospital from a skull fracture after a fall down stairs. A study estimated annual poverty damage of 6000 in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wis
Rose Ostricki
Portage
Mary Title
Chicago
North Western Road Files Court Petition
Chicago and North Western railroad filed a petition for reorganization under section 77 of the national bankruptcy act in federal court. Judge John P. Barnes was assigned to hear the case after a New York directors made a related decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago—(P
Chicago and North Western Railroad
United States District Court
John P. Barnes
New York
Road
Poland's Policy Still Pro Poland
Milwaukee Polands international policy was described Friday by John Cudahy United States ambassador to Poland as entirely pro-Poland and not connected with Germany or Russia He said Poland aims to maintain strict neutrality and friendly relations with both neighbors after signing a non aggression declaration with Germany and a pact with Russia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Poland
John Cudahy
United States
Germany
Russia
Barry Sentenced To Serve 1 Year
Barry, a former prize fight referee, was sentenced to one year in Cook County jail by Judge Michael Feinberg for his role in a conspiracy to embezzle fifty thousand dollars from the Amalgamated Trust and Savings bank. A stay of execution was granted until July 12 to arrange business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dave
Barry
Cook County
Michael Feinberg
Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank
Feinberg
Harry
Abraham Karatz
St. Paul
Otto
Parole Granted in Lansing Robbery Case and Local Notices
A Lansing woman Edna Clancy Krieger 26 pleaded guilty to larceny in a county case involving a $500 insurance settlement theft. Her brother Donald was released for insufficient evidence. Krieger received 15 years in a Rockwell City reform school, parole contingent on good behavior to Rev. Herbert Krieger. Other suspects Martha Knopf Fred May and Harry Gast faced varying charges and fines. 4-H officers were elected and wool growers reported 31900 pounds of wool pooled with 14 cents advance. Lansford death notices for Anna Freeling Helming and Charles Helm ing noted. A Racine drowning report described Norbert Grabowski 16 drowning in five feet of water after a homemade go-cart overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Reformatory
Rockwell City
T. H. Goheen
Herbert Krieger
Cherry Mound
Martha Knopf
Wauken
Fred May
Decorah
Aslamakee County
Witikon
Anna Freeling
Joseph Greeling
Charles Helming
Lansford
Theodore Helming
Henry
Edward Greeling
la Crosse
Struck by Train While Asleep on Railway Tracks
John Weber aged 26 was struck by Burlington passenger train No. 31 at 5 20 Friday morning while sitting on a right rail near the Standard Oil spur north of the causeway. He suffered a head cut and a badly bruised right shoulder. Train crew and police rushed him to Grand Crossing depot and then to a hospital.
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Burlington Railroad
Standard Oil Company
John Weber
Charles Street
Weber
Pat Doyle
Ly Crosse
Ed Pruetz
Georgest
O. Mueller
O. T. Olson
F. Riley
E. J. Lund
Grand Crossing
George Lewis Speaks At Ettrick Meeting
George Lewis of Hale state vice president of the Farmers Union addressed the Ettrick focal at Casey's hall on Wednesday evening, recounting experiences in Washington and lobbying for farmers. Music by the Seppa family group. upcoming committee roles and social acknowledgments noted among Ettrick residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettrick
Wis
George Lewis
Hale
Farmers’ Union
Ettrick Focal
Casey’s Hall
Lewis
Legislative Committee of
Teq
Washington
T He Astions Capital
Seppa
American Valley
Myrtle Herried
North Beaver Creek
William Stenberg
French Creek
Martin Wall
Mmes
Alvin Rogness
Louis Oslie
South Beaver Creek
John Skundberg
Thomas Herried
Helmer Thompson
Alfred Truax
Bondie Lodged In Dane County Jail In Wisconsin
Peter Bondie, operator of a Hayward summer resort, was lodged in the Dane county jail Friday. He faces theft of government property charges from a Fond du Lac warehouse in 1933. Bondie was arrested Sunday by Sawyer county Sheriff John Lavelle and brought to Madison by U S Marshal John Camden. He was indicted by a Milwaukee grand jury after a prior arrest and waived appearance before a court commissioner. Judge Patrick T. Stone is expected to sign an order transferring him to Milwaukee next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Peter Bondie
Hayward
Dane County
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Bondie
John Lavelle
Sawyer County
U. S
John Cameford
Patrick T. Stone
Wisconsin
Taxes On Incomes Soar In Decade Across Brackets
Washington reports a ten year rise in federal income taxes for married men with no dependents across brackets from 3 5,000 to 1 000,000 as President Roosevelt urges a definite increase on very high incomes. The figures show substantial increases in each bracket and imply broader tax reform aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Sunday Services In Rural Churches
Trinity congregation in Mormon Coulee led by pastor Esra R. Voornholt holds Sunday morning service with a sermon on The Stewardship of Money. Ladies' society meets Wednesday and a June 7 congregational picnic will be held at Ochler's cave park. Deserting Tommy Atkins recounts Ewshott England where David Harris a 20 year old Royal Artillery private deserted and, after a court martial, received 56 days' detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Congregation
Mormon Coulee
Esra R. Voornholt
Ladies’ Society
Ochler's Cave
Tommy Atkins
Ewshott
England
David Harris
Royal Artillery
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Corn Products
Arnold J. Steimle
Sheboygan, Wis
American Legion
Waupun
Associated Press
Labor
County Board
Flapper
Fanny
U.S
Pat
Janet
Roberta Semple
Aimee Semple
Meg Phergon
Ozark
Gardener
Sobituary
Tribune
Constitution
AAA
William
Sahara
Siberia
North Western Road
George Clark
Harry Gast
Postville
Gast
4-H Club
Luis Hager
Helen Miller
Lillian Swenson
Tressurer
Irma Burmph
Norbert Grabowski
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