Quezon Builds Philippines Ties On Way Home
Manuel L. Quezon, long a guiding figure in Philippine politics, travels toward Manila to become possible first president of the Philippine commonwealth. He pledges diplomacy over force to safeguard American interests and foster a new era of relations with the United States.
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New York
NEAI
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Manuel L. Quezon
Philippines Senate
Philippines Commonwealth
Philippines
George Washington
Quezon
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Ettrick Woman’s Club Hosts Trempealeau Meet
About 125 women from Trempealeau county gathered in Ettrick to observe neighborhood day at the Lutheran church. Miss Cora Mattinson of Gale College delivered the main address, with Miss Martinson recounting Chinese customs and superstitions and presenting artifacts. The program featured a 35 piece Ettrick school band, choral numbers, and piano pieces. The federation discussed health, child welfare, reforestation, and plans for 1935 36. The ninth district convention is slated for New Richmond May 23 24.
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Ettrick
Wis
Ettrick Federated Woman's Club
Trempealeau County Federation
Lutheran Church
Cora Mattinson
Gale College
Martinson
China
Miss Martinson
Charles Melby
Whitehall
Hughett Johnson
Millard Herried
Galesville
Alfred Anderson
Allen Hogden
Bach
John Jacobsen
Coral City
R. L. Mac.Cornack
Charles Hewitt
F. E. Hoehn
Arcadia
Alley
Walter Sprecher
Independence
R. E. Mossberg
Indian Welfare
Rhinelander
Chris Redsten
Mmes
Julius Johnson
Harvey Olson
Albert Hayden
Jennings Johnson
C. C. Rogne
Melvin Folkedahl
Clayton Casey
Anna Brohelden
Adeline Redsten
Fern Mahoney
Harriet Kamprud
Cora Olson
Adeline Erickson
Ruth
Marie Runnestrand
Léa
New Richmond
Independence Granted by United States to Philippines
The act was a voluntary grant of self-determination from a great nation to a small dependent country. The text emphasizes that independence was not achieved by revolution or duress and notes that future generations will remember this unprecedented step in international history.
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United States
Philippines
Krause’s Father Died From Accidental Revolver Wound
A coroner's jury ruled Walter P. Krauczunas died accidentally from a revolver wound while cleaning a rusty weapon. Ed Krause, Notre Dame all American tackle and father of Ed Krause, rushed to Chicago for the inquest.
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Krause
Chicago
Walter P. Krauczunas
Ed Krause
Notre Dame
Young Krause
St. Mary's College
Winona
Minn
Insurance Plan Endures as Man Follows Years
A fragmented note references a life insurance plan a man has kept for years, describing it as economical and enduring as part of his routine. The text mentions revisions or lack thereof and hints at a steady, long term approach to coverage.
Neuman club picnic at Wisman Beach Park
The Neuman club of the La Crosse state teachers college plans its annual Sunday picnic at Wisman Beach Park, south of the entry. Events begin 2:30 p.m. and run to dark, including horseshot and kittenball contests, mixed promenade, beauty and dramatic contests, and a large list of activities enjoyed by college members last spring.
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Neuman Club
Atlantic
Mexico City
Sealed bids opened for surfacing Franklin roads in Vernon County
Vernon county highway committee at the court house in Viroqua received sealed bids for surfacing town roads in Franklin township Otto Sanders secured the low bid at 1 07 per yard Lucille Dolan Betty Lou Sidie and Elizabeth Ann Downey were absent from school due to whooping cough Miss Vila Nelson closed her term in Hinkst district and returned to Viroqua Bernard Sidie and family from Viroqua visited their Liberty Pole farm Obert Rudser of Newton is visiting his brother Edwin in town
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Wis
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Vernon County
Viroqua
Franklin Township
Otto Sanders
Lucille Dolan
Betty Lou Sidie
Elizabeth Ann Downey
Vila Nelson
Hinkst
Bernard Sidie
Obert Rudser
Newton
Edwin Rudser
Heroine of Poles Insurrection Dies at 107
Warsaw report via Jewish Telegraphic Agency says Frieda Motif, a noted heroine of the 1863 Polish insurrection, died in Gosionia at age 107. She was famed for hiding insurgents to shield them from Russian troops.
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Warsaw
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Frieda
Gosionia
Robbers Sentenced 25 Years in Miami Hotel Heist
Charles Cali and Nicholas Mortone of Brooklyn received 25 year terms for the February robbery of Harry Content in the Miami Biltmore hotel. In the same heist, socialite and former dancer Mrs Margaret Hawkes worth Bell of New York lost jewels valued at 246000 dollars.
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Miami
Fla
Charles Cali
Nicholas Mortone
Brooklyn
Harry Content
New York
Miami Biltmore Hotel
Margaret Hawkesworth Bell
Third Degree Charged Against Quiz Committee
Milwaukee reporters describe a senate committee probing the Milwaukee branch of the Wisconsin University Extension as using third degree methods on witnesses during a May 9 hearing. Harold Shaffer and Arnold S. Zander sign a letter to Governor La Follette alleging suppression of facts to cut the university budget and criticizing Senators Bolens and Shenners. An accompanying affidavit accuses Bolens of undecoming conduct at the prior hearing.
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Senate ‘Committee
Wisconsin University Extension Division
Philip la Follette
Harold Shaffer
Milwaukee County Federation of Teachers
Arnold S. Zander
Wisconsin Federation of Teachers
Oder
Senate
Senate Committee
Bolens and
Shenners
Bolens
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