State Amendments and Tax Debate Spark Wisconsin Assembly Battle
The Wisconsin legislature debates extending general property taxes and delinquent land notices with August sales. A reapportionment plan to shift tax revenue to municipalities fails 35 to 36. Prohibition stance and cuts to prison and school funding theme the day as lawmakers consider hospital fees, mutual insurance, and state aid reforms.
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Jackson
Senate
Murray
Tme
Milwaukee County
Lake Shore
Coul
Nixon Bayfield
Gressive
Perry
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee
Nixon
Wissin
Istmaster Jobs Filled by Duffy
A fragmented report states that postmaster positions were filled by Duffy at several locations including Washington, Wisconsin, and Fort. The text mentions nominees and names such as Mrs. Jan Que and Ethel Welsh Giewon, with references to committees and a chairman in the process.
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Duffy
Washington
Strange Mooney trial set for April in San Francisco
After 16 years in San Quentin Mooney faces a new trial on the indictment for killing ten people in the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing. Governor Rolph and Dist Atty Brady weigh evidence and ethical duty as counsel Leo Gallagher plans to challenge earlier testimony.
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San Francisco— i
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin Prison
Mooney
James Rolph, Jr
Nct
Matthew Brady
Leo Gallagher
Mooney Counsel
Brady
Frank C. Oxman
Oregon
John MacDonald
Baltimore
Estelle Smith
Nellie Edeau
Sadie Edeau
Winnie Ruth Judd Facing Madness Before Aprils Hanging
Florence Arizona reports prison warden A G Walker says Winnie Ruth Judd is deteriorating mentally with death at the gallows looming. He notes she is delirious and incoherent, under triple guard, and a sanity hearing could delay execution scheduled for April 21 at 5 am.
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Florence
Ariz
U.P
Winnie Ruth Judd
A. G. Walker
State Prison
Althousin
Higness
Arizona
Walker
Hedvir Samuelson
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Judd
Halloran
Weatthy Tmacernik
Jada
Akron Disaster Testimony Tells Story at House Probe
Lieutenant Commander Herbert V. Wiley, Akron disaster survivor, described the wreck to the House Naval Affairs Committee. He read his report amid flashbulbs as the ship sank and promised a fuller account next Wednesday. Boatswain's Mate R. E. Deal testified in brief remarks about the last flight and rescue efforts.
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William F. Kerby
United Press
Washington
U.P
Herbert V. Wiley
Akron
Congressional
Wiley
House Naval Affairs Committee
Navy Department
R. E. Deal
Deal
Wiliam A. Moffett
Naval Aeronautics
World leaders invited to Washington for economic recovery talks
The chiefs of the French, Italian, and German governments were invited to Washington by President Roosevelt and President Rothseveit to discuss global economic recovery. Invitations were extended verbally through embassies, with continued contact via Thalys and Germany.
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Washington
Preneli
Tahan
Ciersaan
Binnich
Rothseveit
Thalys
Ciermany
Roosevelt
Prenen
Fach
Tis Eeveenmenn
Germany
Tals Thas
Adoell Hitler
Beate Afussalins
Forest camps planned in Wisconsin under federal aid
Wisconsin announces plan to set up temporary forestry camps housing at least 200 men each under federal regional forester W T Tinker. State to acquire more federal forest lands and fund state projects led by General Immels and Conservation Director Kelleter. Army and Red Cross welfare programs to support troops, with moving pictures and sports arranged.
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Ruby A. Black
Northwestern
Washington
Wisconsin
W. T. Tinker
Milwaukee
Covernor Schmedeman
Schmedeman
Immels
Kelleter
State Industrial Commission
Roy F. Hendrickson
Associated Press
President Roosevelt
Forestry Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
War Department
Forestry and Park Services
Army
Red Cross
Krights of Columbus
Roose
Winnie Ruth Judd Seeks New Trial Before Execution
Phoenix officials report Winnie Ruth Judd pressing for a new trial as her attorneys file a motion supported by affidavits alleging the convicting jury sought to pressure her to talk. The hearing is set for Monday amid renewed questions about dismembered victims and prior reprieve denials by the Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Alnough
Winnie Ruth Judd
Mrs. Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
Richardson
Tyler States
Roosevelt beer sent to press club and White House
Washington shipments of beer to President Roosevelt were forwarded to the National Press Club with his compliments. Breweries in Washington Baltimore and Milwaukee sent cases to the White House. Mrs Roosevelt said beer would be served to those who wished but she did not care for any herself. The president reserved comment on if he would partake, but none is likely at once.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Press Club
Baltimore
Milwaukee
White House
Anny
Debtor Creditor Fight Aims At Currency Expansion
Washington report says a committee led by Frank A. Van derup joined in a battle against deflation. The group approved a program for currency expansion and 74 lawmakers met to review action. Rosenwald of Sears Roebuck presided. Rand of Remington Rand attended. experts study conditions ahead of a Roosevelt conference.
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Washington
U.P
Whomnus
Oklahoma
Hablion
Frank A. Vanderup
Naional City Bank of New York
Thomas
Thomesid
Houses
Senate Oaebk
United States
L. J. Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Co
James H. Rand
Remington-Rand Company
Roosevelt
Striking Chicago Students Face Stern Measures
Chicago school strikers threaten legal action if students do not return by Monday. Superintendent Bogan links the move to unpaid salaries, noting criminal proceedings possible against strikers and parents. About 7500 Austin High students joined, half of absences, as teachers face delayed pay via tax warrants sale planned to raise 1.79 million dollars.
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Chicago
Chic Hogg
Willist J. Bogan
Austin High School
Higpe
Tno
Condolences Poured for Nathan Straus Death
Notices from across the world express sorrow at the death of Nathan Straus merchant and philanthropist. General services will be held privately Sunday at his Park Avenue home. Straus supported humanitarian efforts and commerce, with ties to prominent figures and institutions.
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Herber
Nathan Straus
Serviers
Hhe Park Avenue
Streus
Jesse Tseder
Governor Seeks Postponement Of Midwestern Dairy Conference
The governor requests delaying a scheduled conference of dairy officials from Illinois Michigan Indiana and nearby states over dairy issues. Cray reportedly asked for the postponement while Abert Gr Sehmedemann planned the event in Washington and aimed to curb attendance. The Chicago weekend meeting involving Minnesota and Wisconsin was affected.
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Madison UP
Lee
Cray
Sehmedemann
Washington
Prinee Lee
Detroit Bank Names Walter S. McLucas President
Walter S. McLucas, longtime chairman of the Commercial Trust Co of Kansas City, is named president of the National Bank of Detroit as an outgrowth of two failed Detroit banks that did not receive federal licenses.
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Walter S. McLucas
Kansas City
New National Bank of
Detroit
MecLucas
Commercial Trust Company of
Wisconsin cities see job gains in January February
Twenty one of Wisconsin’s 31 industrial cities report higher employment and payrolls from January to February per the state industrial commission in The Wisconsin Labor Market. Madison leads in average weekly pay at 20.43, with Janesville next at 19.20. overall, employment up 2.7 percent and payrolls up 6.5 percent. Some cities show declines in both metrics while others have mixed results.
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Madison-Cp
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
Madison
Janesville
Pebbmry
Chinese surrender demanded by Ting forces in Chinwinngtao
Reports say Ting Chinese surrender demand sparked a clash near the Yellow Sea port of Chinwinngtao, with troops advancing from the Great Wall area and occupying nearby villages northwest of Chinchnoglao amid heavy fighting. Weather notes add cloudy, cold conditions with possible snow and variable winds across Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Parrison
Chinwinngtao
Yellow Sea
China
Senate Banking Hearing on Securities Bill Draws Criticism
In Washington the senate banking committee heard M N MacLean of Harris Trust oppose liability for officers and directors in misrepresentation cases and urged licensing of security dealers and limits on foreign loans. The farm bill faced GOP opposition as Carey Hyde plan discussed. reconstrution insurers and mortgage relief measures also prompted debate.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Banking Committee
M. N. MacLean
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Railroads Seek To Reduce Coal Rates In Wisconsin
Railroads propose lowering coal shipping rates due to barge competition. The plan covers shipments from Cheyenne and Manitowoe to Appleton and Green Bay to Manitowoc, with reductions around two to three tenths of a cent per ton. Public notice states continued rate cuts may follow April 17 as logistics adjust among Milwaukee Madison routes.
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Madison
Wis
Ihp
Appleton
Erry - Mission
Iaarge
Pope
Milwaukee Bridge Slap Triggers Divorce Suit
A Milwaukee couple heads to divorce court after a bridge game dispute escalated. The husband allegedly slapped his wife during play, prompting legal action. Authorities report the case involves local business interests and names of parties including Clarence Wie and Hattie.
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Milwaukee
Thor Litistaret
Feeatdy
Tietienavies Waatiatoen
Clarence Hattie Wie
Blartford Businesian
Secret marriage reported between Milwaukee and Madison residents
A concealed wedding occurred during Christmas in Baltimore between Maretha Trumpy of Milwaukee and Gerda Trumpy of Madison. The bride Adina Trumpy is noted as the daughter of Mise Trumpy, with a representative present. the couple is now in Washington. Congressman O'Malley is mentioned as related to Governor Thomas J. OManury.
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Milwauker
Todas
Maretha
Consresariat
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