Sunday Blue Law Repeal Clears Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin lawmakers repeal the 1849 Sunday blue law removing bans on baseball, movies, dancing and other activities. The Senate concurred with the Daugs bill by 66 to 19 and sent it to Governor Schmedemann for signing. Several senators opposed the repeal citing impact on workers like barbers and bakers. The original law banned work on Sundays except necessity and charity and prohibited public entertainments.
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Milwaukee
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Baraboo
State Board Warns on Closed Tops for Open Burner Ranges
Wisconsin health officials say closed tops on open burner gas ranges are dangerous and not needed. They report salesmen push the tops claiming fuel efficiency, but the board notes such tops reduce oxygen and may increase carbon monoxide risk.
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Statle Board of Health
Wisconsin
Child Killed By Car In Milwaukee Street Accident
Jerome Malone, 12, died in a Milwaukee hospital from injuries after being struck by a car while running across a street near his home last night. Police questioned driver Trarry Zouton, who said the crash appeared unavoidable.
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Jerome Malone
Trarry Zouton
Not Candidates Elected Anyway in Chilton Wis
Odd county ballot entries show several names printed on ballots but not officially nominated or certified. Local officials report confusion over designations and valid candidates while voters saw unfamiliar names in the race.
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Chilton
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Washington plans extend conservation corps work reach
More than 100 men from multiple states met to sort projects for the conservation corps. W Frank Parsons oversees enrollment for the labor department as the plan includes young city workers and later forest area crews. Officials Wallace Ickes Fechner and Stuart urged state federal cooperation and tabbed four leaders by region to design projects across state forests parks refuges erosion and other fields.
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Missoula
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WINS WAY TO POST AS COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
Portage Wisconsin M Jaye Packard principal of the Lowville school and husband of one teacher appears to win political popularity via his school bands. His election as Columbia county superintendent follows his success in directing championship bands that have won state fair honors. Packard defeated three opponents including Miss Anna R Nelson Tocil who held the post for 12 years.
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Want 230 Million For Ship Building
Washington officials urged Congress to appropriate 236.9 million dollars for ship construction. The plan, pushed by Representative Virsamintn, calls for building 20 destroyers, four cruisers, four six inch min cruisers and two aircraft carriers. Funds would be released over several years as part of a broader employment program.
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Second victim of crossing accident at Amery Wisconsin
Amery Wis A railway crossing accident last Sunday left a second victim fatally injured. The incident occurred near the Amery depot as trains moved through the crossing. Police and investigators are reviewing the scene and identifying the victims and causes.
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Akron airship wreckage sparks naval inquiry
Bits of wreckage and oil slicks from the airship Akron were found off the New Jersey coast as searchers closed in on the crash site. A naval inquiry was planned with new board members. Congress and a joint committee were proposed to probe the disaster. Survivors met with President Roosevelt, who praised their courage and pledged full investigation.
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Unusual Growth in Construction Shows March Surge
J R Brackett reports a 35 percent jump in residential construction across 37 eastern states in March, despite banking strain. Schnitman notes the rise stems from funds redirected from hoarding and favorable prices, with total March housing at 16.02 million and first-quarter housing at 39.78 million versus 85.13 million for 1932’s Q1.
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Cunningham Replies to Wisconsin Protest
A scrambled OCR item reports Cunningham replying to a Wisconsin protest with references to transportation and law. It mentions a transfer to Philadelphia and Milwaukee, a dry adjutant, and a call to endorse the U S Constitution. The fragmentary text lacks clear names, dates, and coherent actions.
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Wisconsin
Mina
Frans Cuuioehiai
Philadelphi Bodav
Milwaukee
United States
Votes for repeal rule against beer in Braini Wis
In Praini Wis a village referendum shows support for repeal of beer rules. The readable text notes a turnout near forty to seventy seven with discussions of abstainers and local officials. The fragment mentions a village atmosphere and ordinances aimed at controlling intoxicants.
Earl Derr Biggers Dies Noted Author of Charlie Chan
Pasadena California mourns the death of Earl Derr Biggers 48 creator of the Charlie Chan Chinese detective series. His works captivated readers worldwide and brought a provocative blend of mystery and culture to American crime fiction.
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Washington invites MacDonald to discuss economic issues
Washington confirms a prospective visit by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald for talks with President Roosevelt on war debts and disarmament. France may receive a similar invitation for general economic subjects, with reactions shaping an official invite. Ishbel MacDonald accompanies her father on the trip. Norman Davis travels to Berlin to advance debt talks, while Edouard Herriot and other officials discuss preparations.
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Unconscious Thirteenth Day From Anesthetic
Phorniz Arig Ariivar Jones lies unconscious for the thirteenth day after anesthesia. Doctors report concerns about recovery and potential brain effects, debating whether Jonas can be returned to consciousness.
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Torture HoldUp Suspect Sentenced
A torture hold up case from Doadgeville Wisconsin concluded with one suspect sentenced after accusations that three men poured hot coffee down Fred Mitchell’s back to force disclosure of a hiding place for gnomes. Frank Waliianis received a sentence along with two others, Ned as trial and a third suspect.
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Frank Waliianis
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Milwaukee and Chicago Urge Beer Legalization Nightly
Milwaukee and Chicago report the nationwide lifting of the 13 year ban on 3.2 percent beer at 12 01 a m with states varying on sale times and prices. Brewers and tavern operators prepare for quick distribution while regulators warn against violations and repeal efforts.
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Wisconsin
Thousands of Chicago High Students Strike Continues
Thousands of Chicago high school students walked out again. Police and teachers scrambled to control exits and corridors as about 24,000 students joined the protest. Some banners referenced promised raises for teachers and tax measures, while the walkout spread to several schools not yet affected.
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Orville Vf. Taylor
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Branigan faction retains Beloit council control after vote
Beloit Wisconsin voters Tuesday backed the Branigan faction, rejecting Councilman T. D. Corcoran and keeping a two to one majority for Branigan allies. Incumbents Dowd and Crowles retained seats as ward returns cemented faction control despite mixed results for allied nominees.
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Cold spell and lake storm warning linger in Great Lakes region
The Weather Service reports slightly colder conditions across Wisconsin and the northeast, with a mix of clouds and a chance of rain or snow in the extreme northwest. Lake Michigan region experiences moderating temps but continued winds and local snow tonight, with a storm advisory extended. Upper Michigan remains cloudy with likely rain changing to snow and much colder tonight.
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