Manitowoc Eyes Air Mail Route With City Backing
Manitowoc advances its air mail bid as local officials push the appeal to Washington. W C Williams reports Milwaukee postmaster Piasecki and Chamber of Commerce leaders back Manitowoc, with Kohler and Sheboygan reps involved. City teams clear snow and prepare airport runways for potential service, while Appleton and Green Bay face field difficulties.
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Piaseck
Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Kohler
Manitowoc
Washington, D. C
W. C. Williams
Postal Department
Appleton
Green Bay
Green Bay Mail
New Citizens Pass Tests at Naturalization Hearing
Foreign born men became U S citizens after passing examinations before Circuit Judge Edward Voigt on Tuesday. Names include Carl Struck Otto Baars William Mueller Anton Cutper tino Anton Renon Peter Jebayy Alex Wagner Isaac Aastad. The day also features a Terrace Gardens basketball game and dance with the City and Appleton City teams and music by the Lyric Orchestra.
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United States
Edward Voigt
Germany
Carl Struck
Otto Baars
William Mueller
Anton Cupertino
Anton Renon
Peter Jebayy
Bohemia
Alex Wagner
Russia
Isaac Aastad
Norway
Terrace Gardens
Appleton City
Lyric Orchestra
Last of Dolls Will Be Given By Times
The Times announces the final distribution of the doll family that brought Christmas joy to Manitowoc homes, departing at the end of the week. Dell Lady Raw states if any little ones need a doll they should apply now before supplies run out.
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the Times
Doll Family
Manitowoc
The
Dell
Modern Kindergarten Is an Amazing Place
The 1929 kindergarten blends activity work and informal projects with large blocks and real play. Children explore stores, streetcars, and houses in play rounds, learn via songs and stories, and drink milk during a dedicated period guided by teachers shaping habits subtly through a psychology of early childhood development.
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Modiero
Srgerten
Payla
Seven cows die from mouldy sweet clover hay
Madsen Station owner C. M. Madsen loses seven Holstein cows to a mouldy sweet clover hay poisoning in Marittowoc county. The disease, studied years ago by North Dakota University post graduates, affects milk cows not from silage but from hay mould, causing internal bleeding and death.
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C. M. Madsen
Madsen Station
Marittowoc County
Madson
Asfeud
North Dakota University
Takes Slap At Senator Blaine Madison Wit Ge Reich
A fragment from a Madison state scene shows sharp wit directed at Senator Blaine. The incomplete clipping mentions Reich of the region and hints at a political exchange.
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Blaine
Madison, Wit
Reich of
The
Manitowoc Herds at State Fair to Be Discussed
Wisconsin cattle breeders center on Manitowoc County Livestock Breeders and Exhibitors association as the state’s largest exhibit provider. County Agri cultural Agent R R Smith will discuss the group before the Wisconsin Guernsey Breeders association in Madison on February 6, detailing plans for four breeds Guernsey Holstein Jersey and Brown Swiss. The state Guernsey breeders convention runs February 4 to 8 during Farm Folks Week with sessions on agriculture engineering crops soils and more.
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Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Badger
R. R. Smith
Wisconsin Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Madison
Loraine Hotel
Manitowoc County
Guernsey
Jersey
Livestock Breeders Association
Sheep Breeders Association
Dairymen’s Association
Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association
Guernsey Breeders Association
Winter Relaxes Hold On County After Cold Wave
Winter released its grip with rising temperatures and predictions of snow replacing blizzards. Four days of extreme cold end as highs near zero return, with crews clearing highways and transportation nearly normal. Snow is forecast across the region and deaths due to the cold wave are noted.
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Minnesota
Government Weather Bureau
Chicago
Foue Fiore
Tof
Tennessee evolution case stirs county high school
Professor Gentry, principal of Fentress County High School near Jamestown, Tenn., denies charges from two expelled pupils that he placed books in the library to teach evolution or to teach subjects prohibited by the state anti evolution act. He is pictured with Mrs. Gentry.
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Tennessee
Elmore ‘Gentry
Fentress County High School
Jamestown
Tenn
Professor Gentry
Gentry
Perry nominates chairmen in Wisconsin assembly
Charles B. Perry the Wisconsin assembly speaker today set a precedent by appointing Alvin G. Reis a Madison progressive to a key chairmanship while leaving many posts with regular Republicans. The list includes progressives in several influential committees, with notable names such as Frank Z. Prescott, Theodore Engle, and Chris Schugen among the appointees.
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Madison
Charles B. Perry
Wisconsin Assembly
Alvin G. Reis
Rels
Perry
Judiciary Committee
Assembly
Milwaukee
Commerce and Manufacturing
Charles E. Hanson
Progressive
River Falls
Don Y. Smith
Lake Mills
Thomas H. Con
Way
Regular
Harry E. Steyphens
Platteville
L. L
Charles A. Budlong
Marinette
Charles I. Lacy
Mercer
George M. O'Connor
Hancock
E. E. Husband
Polk County
Chris Schugen
Eau Claire
J. W. Carow
Larysmith
Fred E. Moul
Progres
Striped Prison Uniforms Required in Louisiana
Cork’ viats in Louisiana state prisons will wear the tell-tale striped uniform after more than ten years without the garment. Governor Huey P Long ordered the restoration, influenced by the recent killing of Ric man Baker during a robbery.
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Baton Rouge
Cork’ Viats
Louisiana
Oncémpere
Huey’ P- Long
Ric
Notable speaker extols home life and youth service groups
Wilson decries fading home center for recreation and religious training. He lauds parental example and the Boy Scouts Kiwanis for social benefit, urging unity beyond race and place. Hilson delivers eloquent peroration on friendship. Fire prevention survey and banquet noted amid routine business.
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Oo i Wilson
Kiwanis
Hilison
Wilson
Lice Lotte RSlightly Soiled Ad and Police Blotter Note
Police blotter reports a wife leaving home then returning later. Robe stolen from a garage at 505 South Ewenty Street. Three men from North Western depot moved to Hotel Carle for the night. A stray collie was taken to station by Game Warden John. Store ad offers rubber hot pan holder free to 50 ladies Friday January 18. Bowlers sweepstakes at Haupt's Alleys Sunday January 2 entry two dollars.
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H. Mackey
South Ewentystreet
North Western
Carle
Collie
Ee Station
John
Gamble
Senate notes and committee hearings on bills and reforms
Senate and House schedule shows hearings on postoffice and postroad bills, merchant marine radio, interstate commerce, automatic safety devices, Welsh pay act, tariff revision, grain standards, and migration reform. Also mentions Ways and Means and other committee activities with various topics.
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Merchant Marine
Ways and
Fingerprint Records at Yard Exceed Half Million
Detective-Inspector Greville testifies at the Sussex Assizes that Scotland Yard holds over 500000 fingerprints, all certified and filed for rapid retrieval. Since 1901 more than 250000 identifications have been made with finger prints, with no known errors.
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London
Scotland Yard
Greville
Sussex Assizes
Missing Wisconsin logger sparks crossborder search
Police from northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan joined in a search for Reuben E. Larsen of Unity who has been missing since November 4. He was last seen in Lugerville where he worked in a logging camp.
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Park Falls
Wis
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Reuben E. Larsen
Unity
Larsen
Lugerville
Fire Chief William Trotter Dies at 58 in Sheboygan
Fire Chief William Trotter of Sheboygan died at St Nicholas hospital after gallstone surgery last Thursday. Pneumonia set in and he passed yesterday. Age 58, in charge since 1912, formerly Milwaukee captain. Widow and grown children survive. he belonged to Rotary and several fraternal groups and was highly regarded by the department. Funeral plans not yet set, body likely to be taken to Milwaukee for burial.
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William Trotter
Sheboygan
St. Nicholas Hospital
Milwaukee
Trotter
Aed
Rotary
Department
Nimeods Stage Hold Up at Kansas City Station
Three men dressed as hunters halted at a Kansas City filling station and demanded cash from the register after a station attendant asked if they were hunting. Their odd reply said they were hunting now as the holdup began.
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Kansas City
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