Plaintiff rests case in Pyroil company suit
In Fond du Lac circuit court Judge Clayton F. Van Pelt presided as Thomas Gantenbein was dismissed from the Kidder vs Ladd Kidder and Crentenhein case. The defense sought a directed verdict on multiple counts while witnesses testified including Justis Bauer who described internal tensions and trust issues involving W V Kidder and J K Kidder. The trial proceeded with ongoing disputes over hearsay evidence and the partnership claim in Pyroil.
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Thomas B. Ganlentein
Joseph K. Kidder
Dean Ladd Kidder
Crentenhein
Clayton F. van Pelt
Fond du Lac
Gantenbein
Q. H. Hare
Robert Frieser
Madison
W. V. Kidder
van Pelt
Rr. Wale
Joseph KK. Kidder
Pyrail Company
Justis Bauer
la Crossi
Navy Jubri
Shell Petroleny Company
Chicago
Wisconsin
Bauer
Khow
W. V
J. K. Kidder
Decorah
JR. Kidder
Thomas Gantenbein
Pioneers Leave Wisconsin for Matanuska Colony
More than 400 Wisconsin and upper Michigan pioneers depart by steamship and train for the Matanuska valley colony under a FERA project. Ninety-three families depart from two states, with 103 leaving here and others joining in Rhinelander and Saulte Ste. Marie. The group travels to Seattle, boards the USS St Mihiel for a six day voyage to Seward, then by Alaska railroad to the site for homes and farms with tents to be replaced by frame houses and community facilities. Each family receives a tent, land, home, and implements up to 3000 dollars in value, anticipating schools and churches as winter approaches.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Alaska
Matanuska Valley
FERA
Menominee County
Mich
Rhinelander
Superior
Michigan
Saulte Ste. Marie
Kinsfolk
Ft. Howard
Adieus
Parlonts
St. Paul
Wisconsin and
Seattle
U.S.S
St. Mihiel
Pacific
Seward
Bainbridge Loses Out In Minneapolis Vote
Minneapolis results show Mayor A G Bainbridge finishing third in a 15 candidate field in the city primary. Latimer led with 20,999 votes, Keyes second at 10,294, Bainbridge 8,123 across 170 of 255 precincts. In St Thomas the Pearson administration probe adjourned until October after its initial session.
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Minneapolis
Minn
A. G
Buzz
Latimer
Wheyes
Bainbridge
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
UPI
Paul M. Pearson
175 Named To Handle States' Applications
Washington reports that Secretary Ickes ordered 175 lawyers engineers and finance examiners to work in the states to speed handling of applications for projects under the four billion dollar work relief program.
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Washington
PWA
Ickes
Patman Bill Delayed by Senators in Washington
Washington reports that the Patman currency bonus bill remains stalled as senators delay action to avoid an early veto by President Roosevelt. Senator Thomas cites absence of supporters and the risk of another veto, while administration leaders count on enough votes to sustain a veto if needed. The situation sparks speculation on future bonus payment strategies and possible shifts in Republican support.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Thomas
D-Okla
White House
Senate
Bac
Vinson
American Legion
Assembly Votes Mortgage Relief in Wisconsin
Madison Wis The assembly Tuesday approved its second farm mortgage relief bill aimed at replacing the Donley law The Groves measure passed 77 to 18 and would seek jury trials on factual issues and mandatory mediation as steps before foreclosures A three person mediation panel would include a creditor and debtor appointee plus a farm credit agency appointee The bill bars ejectments in long term leases before March 2 1937 or when major improvements exist despite current inter house disagreement over prior farm relief proposals.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
Groves
Senate
Farm Equity Union
Wisconsin Co-operative Milk Pool
Wisconsin Farm Holiday Association
Farm Credit Agency
Major General Lee 63 Dies at Quantico Army base
Major General Harry Lee, 63, commandant at Quantico Marine Base, died in the Post hospital Monday night after a ten day illness. Death resulted from a cold that apparently developed into pneumonia.
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Quantico
Va—i
Harry Lee
Quantico Marine Base
Post Hospital
Retired Manufacturer Gifts $285000 to Horicon Employees
Willard A. Van Brunt, co founder of Van Brunt Manufacturing, longtime Horicon employer now living in Los Angeles, sent 88 veterans and five widows government bonds totaling 285000 dollars. Each recipient received three 1000 dollar bonds as a token of loyalty from over 60 years of association. The gesture honors workers who stayed through the plant’s history with steady pay and harmony. Van Brunt said the secret gift was a surprise and noted his pride in their loyalty and the plant’s avoidance of labor troubles. He also endowed Wisconsin's Masonic home at Dousman.
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Horizon
Wis
van Brunt Manufacturing Company
Willard A. van Brunt
Los Angeles
United States
Horicon
van Brunt
van Brant
Dousman
Senate Delays La Follette Budget Bill In Wisconsin Senate
In Madison Wisconsin the senate majority moved to delay Governor La Follette's 51 million dollar biennial budget bill for two weeks to await the governor's tax recommendations. Senator Griswold argued statutes require tax suggestions. the delay passed 18 to 13 with progressive senators opposing.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Philip la Follette
Harry Griswold
West Salem Republican
Assembly
Griswold
Griswell
Harold Groves
Groves
Portage Woman and Child Die From Burns
Two people died from burn injuries in Portage Wisconsin on Monday. Three year old Rosemary Gorman of Wryocena was fatally scalded when she fell into boiling water while playing. Mrs Earl Hiehn of Newport died from burns suffered April 19 when flames erupted from a stove used to start a fire with kerosene.
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Portage
Wis
Rosemary Gorman
Elmer Gorman
Earl Hiehn
Newport
Gied
37 Arrests In State Made By Tax Agents
MadisonWisBeverage tax division agents made 37 arrests during the week of May 5 to 11 John W Roach chief enforcement officer reported to State Treasurer Robert J Henry Tuesday Fourteen were arrested in Janesville one in Beloit 18 in Kenosha two in Madison and one in Racine.
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Madison
Wis
Beverage Tax Division
John W. Roach
Robert
J. Henry
Janesville
Beloit
Kenosha
Racine
Millston Man Killed In Crash On Highway
Herman Burnett, 35, of Millston, was killed instantly when his car collided with a truck driven by Fred Theiler of Hume about 10 miles east of Black River Falls on Highway 12. Clarence Olson, Theiler's companion, was hospitalized with severe scalp wounds, a broken collar bone and fractured ribs. Theiler said Burnett's lights were not visible until just before impact and he did not know if the Burnett car was parked or moving. Burnett was unaccompanied.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Herman Burnett
Millston
Fred Theiler
Hume ‘Bird
Drayman
Here
Highway 12
Clarence Olson
Theiler
Burnett
Senate Refuses Probe of Farley Amid Battle over Allegations
The Senate voted 62 to 20 to reject a motion by Senator Long to investigate Postmaster General Farley. Long had accused Farley of seven improper acts including pressuring government contracts and profiting from public works. The Post Office Committee reported against the inquiry, saying the charges were based on hearsay. A minority urged inquiry to quell public suspicion despite insufficient evidence.
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Washington
Senate
Farley
Senator Long
D.-La
Long
Louisianan
McKellar
Post Office Committee
Far-ley
Democratic National Committee
Senate Post Office Committee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Toledo Auto Factory Union Settles Strike
A three week strike at the Chevrolet plant in Toledo, Ohio, ended Tuesday with workers approving a settlement by a 42 to 485 vote. The deal raises wages to 54 cents an hour, adds time and a half after 48 hours, and offers safeguards against wage cuts during slack periods. About 30,000 auto workers will return to work as Toledo and nearby plants open, with General Motors executives confirming immediate resumption of production.
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Waserttedt
Otsu
Tarthy Vloudy
Reestras
Cnim
Somery
Frost
Porior
Martiy
Atid
Madis Reese Ares
Hastings
Nehris
Freast
Red Wing
Manila
Philippines
United States
Toledo, O
Chevrolet Auto
James Roland
Francis J. Dillon
American Federation of Labor
United Automobile Workers Federal Union
Dillon
Cleveland
Norwood
William 5. Knudsen
General Motors Corporation
Toledo
Coloney
Four Children Injured in Rushford Auto Crash
Rushford Minnesota four children aged 1 to 15 in a car returning from Lanesboro were injured when the steering wheel locked causing the Chevrolet sedan to go into a nine foot ditch half a mile east of Whalan on highway 16. Robert Helleland fractured hip Meredith Higham cut knee Francis Johnson dislocated shoulder Helen Lee cut head and wrist. Others escaped unharmed as the party’s photos were being taken after confirmation services. Helen Lee required hospital care before being sent home. others were treated at their residences.
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Rushford
Minn
Lanesboro
Robert Helleland
Meredith Higham
Francis Johnson
David Boyum
Phyllis Skarstad
Dorris Vigress
Whalan
Miss Lee
Hitler convokes Reichstag meeting in Berlin for policy address
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler convoked the Reichstag to meet Friday at 7 30 p m in Berlin. Reports later said invitations would be recalled and the date possibly changed to Tuesday as officials awaited his foreign policy pronouncement.
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Berlin
Morgenthau Declares Dollar Sound and Stabilization Open
Washington reports Morgenthau declares the dollar absolutely sound and the U S not unwilling to stabilize under certain conditions. The speech is framed as a New Deal response to critics urging monetary certainty and possible stabilization steps. Bankers in New York weigh whether the talk will restore confidence or prove inconclusive amid ongoing debates on future guarantees.
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Washington
Morgenthau
United States
Wall Street
New York
Lawrence Injured In Cycle Accident
Major General J W West was called to consult at the bedside of T E Shaw known as Lawrence of Arabia after a motorcycle crash Monday night on war office property. Shaw was unconscious but holding his own, reportedly flung 120 feet from the bike and found with his left shoulder embedded in the ground as relatives were summoned to his bedside.
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J. W. West
King George
T. E. Shaw
Lawrence of Arabia
Military
War Office
Lawrence
Wool
Dorsetshire
Eng
Mooney Denied Writ by Appeals Court in 1916 Case
San Francisco scene as Thomas J. Mooney, linked to the 1916 preparedness day bombing, has his bid for habeas corpus denied by the state district court of appeals. The ruling leaves Mooney’s imprisonment continuing and raises questions about immediate relief and ongoing legal avenues.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
State-District Court of Appeals
Wallace Receives Thunderous Farm Belt Welcome
A throng of about 10000 farmers from the South and West packed Constitution Hall to thank President Roosevelt for the AAA. Wallace and Secretary Wallace were greeted with prolonged cheers as they took the platform, and farmers voiced strong support for the farm program and a square deal. Delegates explained they traveled at their own expense to press their case, while critics in Congress accused the demonstration of being staged to aid the CCC and sugar tax battle.
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Washington
Constitution Hall
AAA
Roosevelt
W. H. Robertson
Loachapoka
Alabama
Wallace
White House
Constitution Hell
Roderison
Bay Pee Ag
Pee M
Georgia
Giorgis
Yalmadge
Farm Administration
Department of Agriculture
Martin
R-Mass
Sam Lassen
Herookings County
South Dakota
SAA
Hays
Jefferson Last Real Democrat in 1935 Outlook
Arcadia California notices Huey Long and other third party contenders pitting themselves against Roosevelt in a fractured field. The writer predicts the election will hinge on who truly represents the real Democratic ticket and suggests Thomas Jefferson as a symbol of that ideal.
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Arcadia
Calii
Huey
Talmadge
Georgia
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
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