Withrow Urges Pension Reform Parallels Dred Scott Ruling
Cleveland representative Gardner K O Withrow compared the railroad workers pension issue to the Dred Scott decision in a speech at the Brotherhood convention. He warned the Supreme Court foresees obscure technicalities to block action and urged third party mobilization to advance employer pension responsibility in railway service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Repres
Gardner KO Withrow
la Crosse
Wir
Dred Scott
Withieew
Rralroad
Withrow Sia
Wheaton Bound Over to Ghrenit Court
A county court session led by Judge RV Abiiram bound over Wheaton suspect Olle Bos Ward and co defendants on criminal tibet charges. The case involved tasatlas metal and wateranit claims with farmer A. PF diley from La Crasse as a key witness. Ded at Shiny fixed for the next hearing, with further arrangements to be furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasatlas
Olle Bos
Whraten
Wateranit
Inalion
Bouriet Yey
Tibet
A. PF Diley
la Crasse
RV Abiiram
Shiny
Pleads Not Guilty To Assault Charge Harte Phenaas
Pleads not guilty to an assault charge in a case involving Segre and others. The defendant faced a bail amount of 80 dollars and a preliminary hearing date was slated in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harte Phenaas
Segre
Titan
River Work Contract Details And Bid Process
Reading indicates a river work contract tied to La Crosse with job preconditions. It notes an estimated $500 bid guidance, engineering teams, and contract signing upon bid receipt. Awards pursue lowest responsive bids after engineer review, with a 23 percent westward share referenced and monthly rates for skilled labor and related professional roles.
Poppy Day Fund Drives Large Pledge Total
Poppy Day efforts raise nearly one hundred thousand dollars with all funds directed to areas in need. Veterans receive priority while independent groups support distribution and employment for a broad network of workers.
Varnished Woodwork Aided Home Makeover By WRRC
Mrs. Walter Brundage, aided by the Wisconsin Rural Rehabilitation Corporation, moves from a shack to a 7 room home with finished woodwork and a 42 acre exchange for 120 fertile acres. The family plans to farm 20 acres of corn and plant 43 apple trees while children help with chores. The Brundages had lived on 32 acres in a peat marsh after land policy moves took their sub marginal land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manston, Witt
Walter Brandisi
Pratt
Wisconsin Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Robert
Bruce
Brundage
Juneau County
AAA
Juneau
Wood
Jackson
Bruncage
J.S. Toohey
RS. Dunwittie
Pat Gleason
Lyndon
Mrs Phil La Follette to Speak at La Crosse Club
Mrs Phil La Follette will be principal speaker at the La Crosse County Progressive club meeting at the Labor Temple this evening. It is her first La Crosse appearance though she has spoken to other Progressive groups in the state. The regular monthly meeting starts at 7 45 with a brief business session. The public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip la Follette
la Crosse County
Progressive Club
Labor Temple
la Crosse
City Chest Clinic Attends Free Service At City Hall
About 19 persons were to receive free chest clinic services Friday at the health department offices in City Hall. Nearly a day’s work had been completed by noon under supervision of the WOATTAL and assisting Miss Jahimiak with Mass Helen Hanson and Misses Mulina Freie, Louse animes, and Marjorie Bell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Woattal
Ase Jahimiak
Mass Helen Hanson
Rani Amujet
Mulina Freie
Louse Animes
Marjorie Bell
NEA
Work Relief Organization
War and Navy Departments
Publc Health Service
Veterans’ Administration
Alaska
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Public Health Service
War Department
Naval Bases
Doles
Works Allotment Board
Roosevelt
FERA
Navy Yard
Agriculture Department
Poultry Association Sets Shaw Show Dates and Bid
The La Crosse Poultry Association decided Thursday to stage the local pay show on December 1, despite conditions. It also plans a bid for the Northern Bantam meet hosted here last year, with a live radio line if the bid is accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fun Crosse Poultry Association
Mgt
Hantum Mert
la Crosse Tigeon Pandiers
Eam
Wisconsin senators defeat petition resolution on $206 million public works plan
A senate vote rejected a joint resolution urging Wisconsin citizens to withhold petitions on Governor La Follette's $206 million public works program until the plan is fully disclosed. Supporters and opponents debated constitutional rights and the bill’s details, with several absentees noted and party lines influencing the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickson
Wis
Harry Griswold
West Salem
Civens
Wisconsin
la Fullettes
Senate
Anderson
Cashman
Engebretson
Groves
Hunt
Ingran
Kannenberg
Leverich
McDermid
Panzer
Rowlands
Tush
Severson
Mack
Shearer
Dempsey
Execuive
Gordon
Singkin
Grisweld
la Follette
Earthquake Shakes Phi Islands West of Luzon
An early report describes a 34 magnitude earthquake near the Phi islands west of Luzon. Initial estimates note no fatalities and damage described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SNAKE
Phi Islands
Seth
Luzon
Fridey Slit
Monroe Chief Seeks Screech Owls to Stop Blackbird Plague
Monroe Wisconsin city officials, led by Police Chief Jerome H. Schwaiger, seek to import ten screech owls to trap and deter roosting blackbirds. The plan calls for placing owls in cages hung in marsh trees where flocks roost to drive away the pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wis
Jerome H. Schwaiger
Pleads Not Guilty To Careless Driving
Jack Hoyer of Bangor pleaded not guilty to operating a vehicle carelessly on the highway when arraigned in county court Friday morning. The hearing was set for Monday before Judge RV Abistrom. No action against Joe Knoblauch Itish hill. case adjourned until Monday for further investigation. Knoblauch charged with a violation of the contract carrier act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hoyer
Bangor
Judge
Abistrom
Joe Knoblauch
Itish Hill
Knoblauch
Confirmation Sunday at St Mary's Church
A class of about 200 will be confirmed Sunday morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church during the 10 o'clock mass. Other masses of the day will be at 7 and 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Mary's Catholic Church
Inspection Tour Revisits Coon Creek Terrace Work
A tour examines silt content records and terrace cropping at farms near Coon Valley. Officials discuss silt peaks at Stoddard and Leon in 1934 and 1984, while Stromstad and Mundstock describe benefits of contour farming and ditch elimination under government programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psec
Coon Creek
Stoddard
la Crosse
Leon
Joseph Stromstad
M. F. Schneers
Wisconan
Mr. Stromstad
Stromstad
Lester Mundstocsx
Coon Valley
Mundstock
CCC
Capt. G. S. Branch
Royal Wedding Procession in Stockholm
Princess Ingrid and Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf wed in Stockholm with a grand ceremony. The couple, escorted by royal and noble figures, joined a wedding service before a carriage procession to the palace. Danish crown prince departed for Denmark aboard the royal yacht after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Ingrid
Gustaf Adolf
Sweden
Regnhild
Astrid
Norw
Stockholm
Count Gustaf of
Wisborg
Efdem
Bonus Backers Study Situation After Vetoed Cash Plan
Washington observers assess the Patman bonus setback as the issue lingers Friday. Proponents push fresh approaches while some senators demand a cash payment compromise like Harrison's plan. Veterans groups urge unity to turn defeat into victory and press for a broad cash option or bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patman
Senate
Harrison
Veterans & Chance
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clark
D-Mo
Hoover Denounces Boycott Tactics of NRA Enforcement
Former President Herbert Hoover denounces the use of boycotts to enforce the NRA as un American. He criticizes coercion and monopolistic practices while supporting the act’s progress on abolishing sweating, minimum wages and hours, and child labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calll
Herbert Hoover
NRA
Aged Recluse Mary Ann Gullen Leaves Estate Totals
Miss Mary Ann Gullen a 61 year old recluse left an estate valued at 88 000 as revealed by her will filed for probate Friday authorities said. The will provides that eight Catholic churches and institutions receive all property and cash not needed for masses cemetery care and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratine
Wis
Mary Ann Gullen
Mussolini declares Italy fully prepared for any trial
Mussolini told crowds during the twentieth anniversary of Italy entering World War I that Italy is ready for any trial. The event featured the presentation of battle flags to regiments replacing units sent to East Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Benito Mussolini
East Africa
Obituaries Reflect Local Residents’ Passings
Several local residents are remembered in brief funeral notices. Dorothea Ottens, 90, died at home on Caledonia Street after 66 years in the area, survived by two sons, a daughter and three grandchildren, with services at her home led by Rev. Mueller. Julia M. Brewer, 1897–?, died at Oak Forest Sanatorium Onalaska. surviving husband and eight children with services at Fossum Funeral Home and interment in Onalaska Cemetery. Frank Rieple, related to Mrs. Arnold Amstag, died at 1225 South Seventeenth Street. services at the home and at First German Lutheran Church, with interment at Chipmunk Ridge Cemetery. Amund Ambrosen, 72, died at his Coon Valley home. funeral at his home with interment in Coon Valley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Otten
Dorothea Ottens
Caledonia Street
T. J. Mueller
Julia M. Brewer
Oak Forest
Onalaska
Bangor
Wis
Harry QO. Brewer
Julia M. Scilmidine
Frank and
Mathilda Schilmidine
Ione
Ida Lee
Betty Jane
Eloda
Barry Sr
George Reay
Larry Gordon
Fossum Funeral Home
Rev
E. O. Vik
Onajlaska
Frank Rieple
Frank Rieiple
Jus Gaughter
Arnold Amstag
South Seventeenth Street
First German Lutheran Church
West and
Cameron Avenues
J. T. Gammef
Chipmunk Ridge
Amund A. Ambrosen
Coon
Coon Valley
Jury awards $15,000 to Katherine Bond in breach suit
A New York supreme court jury awarded Katherine Leary Bond $15,000 in a $900,000 breach of promise case against Paul Spencer Clapp a former Herbert Hoover aide and Columbus utilities executive. Counsel Webster moved for a new trial but was denied. an appeal will be filed. The jury deliberated about two hours. Bond left the courtroom before verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Katherine Leary Bond
Paul Spencer
Clapp
Herbert Hoover
Columbus
C. B. M. Webster
Agron Steuer
Webster
Miss Bond
Lawson Little Reaches British Amateur Final
Willam Lawson Little of San Francisco, defending champion, defeated Robert Sweeney to reach the 35 hole final of the British amateur championship at St Annes on the Sea. He will face Dr. William Tweddell, 1927 champion, in Saturday's final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's-On-the-Sea
Eng
Willam Lawson Little
San Francisco
Robert Sweeney
New York
William Tweddell
Assembly Probers Obtain Counsel for Hearing
Madison Wisconsin two assembly members of the interpellation committee may hire Frank A Cosgrove of Fond du Lac as personal counsel under a senate approved resolution. The resolution authorizes Cosgrove to aid in interrogating state board of control members at the next hearing Wednesday night with costs to be borne by the assemblymen if a fee is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Legislative
State Board of Control
Frank A.cosgrove
Fond du Lac
Senate
Maurice Fitzsimons
Ray Noivatny
Oshkosh
Assemblymen
Cosgrove
Board
Labor unions clash as NRA extension debates rage in New York
Crowds fill the Garden and Union Square as labor leaders press for a two year NRA extension and the Wagner bill. Protests oppose NRA expansion and labor reform measures while officials push a $50 million work relief loan to states and broader public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Roosevelt
Hoover
Congress
NRA
Stn
Robert ¥. Wagner
Fiorello la Guardia
Wagner
New York
Washington
Union Labor
Rank and UK Commission
Union Square
Eveh
Johnson
William Green
American Federation of Labor
House
Ways and Means Committee
Work Relef
Central High School Band To Give Final Concert This Evening
The Central high school band performs its last formal concert of the year in the school auditorium at 8 15 this evening. The program features marches overtures intermezzos and selections with the Central City Boys Glee Club and violinist Harry Davidson aiding. The band also unveils new red and black military style uniforms for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Harry Davidson
Coloist
Iss Helene Hale
Central Kied School Boys’ Glee Club
D. RB
Wartinbee
Mareh
Washington
The
Wand Boys of the Old Brinade
the Ranger
Y. Texas
Ploushman Aeere Clarka Bawsouth
MS Deter
Don Quixote Safranek
AL Tin
Sanuho Panga van
Lacalty Band
Piccolo
Avio Czar
French Harns
Earl Fras Ghristhingan
Robert Achreineth Lintelman
Igh Holtman
Ipton
Nordstrom
Malcolm Nelson
Ober Surehardt
Richard Carre
Kanit
Franklin Carr
Joni Jahnsor
Dorothy Hey
Alfred Woit
Lealie
Brudios
Wallace Kathan
Ron
Cornets
Pelix
Beruick
Roland Hants
Robert Bakkum
Jamce Green
Norris Albrechtsch
Clark Livon
Robert Parson
Varitones
David Bey
Wes- Le“linuge
Hues Horn
Ilert Belz Oroms—Weldon
Gregory Oldenberg
Bote
Ren
Chicagoan Acquitted Of Kidnapping Charge
Chicagoan Vito Messina, 28, was acquitted on charges of attempting to kidnap Louis Kaplan, an automobile dealer. Kaplan testified he was taken to Kenosha, Wisconsin, in 1933 by kidnappers, and that Messina and Anto ino Pianz later visited his storeroom and tried to force money from him. In a gun battle after the visit, Pianz was killed and Messina wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vito Messina
Liberty
Louis Kaplan
Kaplan
Kenosha
Wis
Messina
Antoino Pianz
Piana
Minois Mississippi Waterway Shipments Reach Midwest
The Mondoc loaded with 1000 tons of newsprint bond from a Great Lakes port arrived in Chicago on Thursday, completing the first voyage via the Minois and Mississippi waterways. After docking, cranes loaded the rolls onto a federal barge for the remainder of the trip to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Lakes
Mondoc
Ft. William
Ontario
Kansas City
Picnics Set at Myrick Park Over Next Two Weeks
The park department schedules three events at Myrick Park in the next two weeks. On Monday St. Marys School holds its annual outing, June 2 Lutheran church picnic, June 3 Boy Scouts picnic, and June 9 Calvary Baptist Church Sunday school picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Department
Myrick Park
St. Mary's School
Boy Scouts
Calvary Artist Church
Evangelist Dr Warren Steeves to Lead City Meetings
Dr Warren L Steeves renowned Bible reader will conduct daily evangelistic meetings at the First Baptist Church 128 South Sixth Street starting next week He is finishing engagements at Winona Minnesota and will then move to Sioux City Iowa for further services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren L. Steeves
First Baptist Church
South Sixth Street
Steeves
Winona
Minn
Sioux City
Iowa
Two Speeders Fined In Municipal Court
Two speeders paid fines of $10 and costs of $2.50 in municipal court Friday morning. Harold Kastecki of 1019 Johnson Street was arrested going 55 mph on Jackson Street early morning. Ray Berossy of 1315 Market Street was arrested on the causeway going 50 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kastecki
Johnson Street
Jackson] Street
Ray Berossy
Market Street
Causeway
Restaurateurs discuss conventions and government waste
The article recalls a convention speech by a restaurateur stressing benefits of attending conventions and viewing chefs as artists. He notes waste in government pork procurement and claims minimal cost variation in meal production. It mentions awards, a grand ball, and leaders urging active association support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Avalon
J. J. Copperwell
State Association
Wisconsin Association
Kansas City
Allied Industries
A. EB. Hanson
le Crosse
Tax Redemption Extension Plan Advances to Senate
Madison WI A bill to add two years to the redemption period for real estate from tax sale passed the assembly 63 to 19 and moves to the senate. It covers properties with 1934 and 1935 taxes paid and tax certificates issued before June 3 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Madison
Wis
Senate
Galesinski
Uial
Alvin Handrich
Board of Control
LID Holds Peaceful Meeting In Madison
The Madison Wish I A league for Industrial Democracy met on the University of Wisconsin campus with a light tone about last week’s Lake Mendota ducking incident. WERA statistician and chief speaker Hermann M. Somers said he would attend in a bathing suit until an apology was signed by 147 student rioters. Cecil Crews, dunked in the event, spoke on the league’s view of economic and political democracy.
2000 Chinese Reds Killed in Battle Near Lunghsan
National authorities said troops clashed with communists on the Hunan Hupeh and Szechuan borders May 1 and 17. About 2,000 reds were killed in a battle near Lunghsan, Northern Hunan, with 20,000 communists involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanking
Hunan
Hupeh
Seecthuen
Lunghsan
Deaths Last Night Across Cities and Markets Noted
The Associated Press records multiple deaths including Thomas R. Porter, 65, Omaha newspaper veteran. Edward RR. Morgan, Bloomington De. Charles De Kay, 85, New York poet and former Berlin consul general. Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston, Canterbury and Washington cleric. and Candelaria Ainsla, 85, Cuba's Betsy Ross figure. Market reports show Chicago cheese prices steady. Minneapolis flour shipments and hog and cattle prices with wide ranges noted across regional livestock and commodity categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Omaha
Thomas R. Porter
Omaha L
Bloomington
De-Edward
New York
Charles de Kay
Berlin
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Withrow
Dred Scott Case
Wheaton
Kaid
Tian van Loven
Cuiaudis
Srhisariz
Ehaneiriad
Asonue
Walid
Utberg
Sues Wingale
Lavern Opernoos
Issac Mitinit
Fiat Naost
Patonos Pal
de la Crosse
PALTV
Sas
Epsl
Wests
Thrills
WRRC
Phil la Follette
Poultry Association
Shaw
Wisconsin Finance Corporation
Ralens
Brussette
Carrell
Callan
Clancy
Morrissey
Phillips
Kelly
Schoeneckve
Ware
Coakley
Griswold
Morris
St. Mary’s Church
Aker
Agnes
OO Koo
Harvey
HER Servige. Inc
Katherine I. Bond
Lawson Little
Operon
Chicagoan
Myrick
Evangelist
Ausband
Joseph John Veir
Kinlesx
Joseph Veir
Harvey Veir
Ferony
Allan Weir
Mie
Guy Corey
LID
Oakland
George F. Bush
California
Canterbury
Robert Johnston
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Washington, D.C
Santiago
Cuba
Betsy Ross
Sade
Minneapolis
Whwackee Livestol
Labb Bates
EhAd
Radex
Funis Faim Bo
Gsing
Mediunt
Contmnn
Shawn
Wr Cullers
Ray Mnotm
Hutchers
Hulle
Milkens
Sprleerk
Tom Atendy
Fate
Winconaln
UA Grosse
Laura Kruichman
Das
le Crogse
Leona Kriteh
Walter Kritehman
Laura Keiteman
la Crossé
Amlstrom
Bale & Burer
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