Michigan delegates ratify repeal by 99 to 1 vote
Lansing witnesses 100 convention delegates formally ratify the Twenty-first amendment. The vote, pledged in April, signals Michigan's official approval to repeal Prohibition. Dr Eugene Davenport spoke briefly. Rev R N Helsaple drew applause. Dry groups urge immediate beer legislation.
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U.p
House of Representatives
Eugene Davenport
Mary HE
Alger
Detroit
State of
Michigan
United States
R. N. Helsaple
Anti-Saloon League
Altneweh
Acrop
Davenport
Gals Describe Abuse At Wisconsin Industrial School
Milwaukee girls released from the Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls allege abuse at the facility. They report solitary confinement in punishment rooms, confinement in dungeons, forced removal to the basement, being wrapped in thin mattresses, left on cement floors, and being struck with rubber hoses by male workers.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Industrial School For Girls
Dmilwaukee
Girs
Lwwo
Madison considers scrip issue to cover expenses amid 1992 bills
Acting Governor Thomas J. O'Malley proposes limited interest scrip to fund current expenses with a cap on interest. Other bills signed suspend interest and penalties on delinquent 1992 taxes paid by April 10. Court terms and public service allocations are also discussed for Milwaukee and Chippewa, Flambeau improvements.
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Madison
Sunty
Homas Jd. O'Malley
Milwau
Noonday Lenten Service Set at Oshkosh Theater
Lenten services sponsored by Lutheran churches will be held at the Oshkosh theater. Tuesday features Prof. E. E. Kowalke of Northwestern College at Watertown Wis as speaker. Topic is Victory in the Hour of Darkness from Luke 22 53. Service runs 12 10 to 12 45.
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Oshkosh
E. E. Kowalke
Northwestern College
Watertown
Wis
Wisconsin milk strike resumes plans and tours
Wisconsin farmers widely endorse the Farm Holiday action with 130000 members and 27 towns organized. Milk pool leader Waller Singler says the strike will resume May 10 with a farmer owned distributing agency to supply dairy products at farmer prices and to handle other farm goods. Meetings set in Appleton and counties advance coordination and financing talks.
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Louis Davlin
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Ralph Clark
Dane County
Marshall
Waterloo
Lake Mills
Jefferson
Fort Atkinson
Cambria
London
Deerfield
Daviin
Shipcton
Wis
Upim Waller M. Singler
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Washington
Singler
A. G. Schmedeman
Chicago
Pool
Wsser
Cecil
Flo
Appleton
Hearted
Tea Wei
Milo Singler
Ohie Kosh
Colle Etndent
Walter M. Sinuzler
Farm Holiday Association
Farmers’ Union
Milk Pool
Milo Singier
Cgireen Lake
Fond
Laber Halk
Thia Mty
Nekimu
Rosendale
Zion
T. BE. Furman
Sanitary district briefs fight McClennen Lake Michigan case
Washington Illinois and the Chicago sanitary district filed briefs opposing Special Master Edward F. McClennen recommendations on enforcing the decree in the Lake Michigan diversion cases. Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois joined to support. Oral arguments set for April 17. The district argues comity favors no more orders while pledging funds to continue diversion limits.
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Illinois
Chicago Sanitary District
Supreme Court
Edward F. McClennen
Lake Michigan
Micnitsa
Minnesota
Onin
Wisconsin
Wlineis
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Gangress Indi
U S Ambassadors Named in Early Argentina Italy Moves
Washington sources say James W. Gerard may take the Argentina post while Lincoln D. Long is seen as ambassador to Italy. FP O'Connor of Las Animas discussed for ear, with others named for top diplomatic roles amid Roosevelt era appointments.
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Washington
James Wl Grrard
U. Ss
Germany
Argentina
White House
Reckonridge Long
Italy
A. FP. T. O'Connor
Las Ansen
Ear O
Roenevel
Joan Cudahy
Milwaukes
Aydassatora
Che
Jean ¢Ar Yy
Pal
Van Dyke Dies At Princeton Home Sage Of Princeton Dies Peacefully
World famed author educator and clergyman Dr Henry Van Dyke died today at his Princeton home. Born November 10 1852 in Germantown he shaped letters and religion through Princeton New York and Netherlands posts. He authored philosophy cheer and classical works guiding a cautious modernist stance. He married Miss Reid of Baltimore in 1880s and left five children Tarooke Tertius Blaine Maude and Flatyne.
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Princeton
N. J
Henry van Dyke
Clevgyman
van Dyke
Durban
Avalon
Germantown
Proauseton Lieslogical Seminary
Polytechmic Institute of
Brooklyn
Presbyteriqga Church of
New York
Caren
Carenu
Netherlands
Woodrow Wilson
Tloner
Na- Wong Tnstite of Arts and Letters
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Arg Raneary
Royal Literature
Diierar
Mie Reid
Beltimore
Ane
Chudren
Tarooke
Tertius
Blaine
Mauda
Flatyine
Baraboo Tragedy Followed Quarrel Over a Dog
In Baraboo Wisconsin Ed die Berns 20 was killed after a quarrel over a dog led to a stabbing. Dist Atty Clif ford Mc Laer said Burns and Stepp argued while drinking. Burns left and returned. Stepp claimed self defense as he was charged with assault with intent to kill and held on bond of 10,000.
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Wis
Eddie Berns
Clifford Mc
Mordestiarms
Shepp
Stepp
Diay Nhe
Harte
Owas
Beathe Reet
Railroads at Crossroads As Washington Weighs Plans
United Press report outlines the 12 billion dollar railroad stake and the industry’s collapse since 1929. Leaders anticipate a Roosevelt coordinated plan with regional consolidations, warning that reforms alone won’t restore prosperity amid 50 percent drop in business and high taxes.
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Ouanfield Ecoteria
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Popella
Santa Fe
Yegard
Son Arrested by Father Sentenced to Badger Prison
Neuville Wisconsin resident Tloyd Rass, arrested two weeks ago by his father, was sentenced today for burglary. Police Chief Fred Rowsman of Nerieville and 19-year-old John Mover presided over the proceeding.
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Badger
Neuville
Akron Flight Weather Hazy as Navy Probe Opens
Report on the Akron disaster notes weather concerns for the April 3 takeoff from Lakehurst. Navy officials, led by Lieut Com Herbert Wiley, testified that poor sunset visibility could have reduced risk, while others discussed aerological forecasts and radio compass plans for the New England coast flight.
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Noodeado Teur Adura
William AL Moffeb
Prank OG. McCord
Akron
Com. Herbert
Wv. Wiley
Navy
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Admiral Moffett
Washington
Lakehurst
Moffett
McGord
New England
McCord
Herbert Wv. Wiley
Ademura Henry Vo Butler
Wa Mion Navy Yard
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Suniyente
Anon
California
Holones Coy
Uae
Japanese drive on Great Wall nears Peiping front
Japanese military authorities announced a major offensive along the Great Wall aimed at ending Chinese counter actions in North China. Reports from Manchuria described forces advancing from the India passes toward Chinwangtao and Shenkan areas, with Chinese troops massed along the Jehol border and fierce fighting near Shanhaikuan and Shihmenchai.
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China
North China
Chinwangtao
Great Wall of China
Manchuria
India
Jehol
Torelo Vokio
Rengo
Chargechin
Vine
Inda
Peipingesone Tienda
President Roosevelt pushes Tennessee Valley planning in message
President Roosevelt asks Congress to back a Tennessee Valley authority to oversee Muscle Shoals rehabilitation and broader river watershed development. The plan links power, food control, soil erosion, afforestation, agricultural reform, and regional economic planning across multiple states and the Tennessee River basin.
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Tennessee Valley
Mme
Muccle Shoals
Tennessee River
Ace Valley Authority
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Medl DU
Turna Nck
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Wlite
Nereis
Parpubliean
Nebraska
Linus Erie Duce Logins
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House to form joint committee on airship accidents
The U S House unanimously approves a Bankhead resolution creating a five member House and five member Senate special committee to determine responsibility for airship accidents including the Akron incident. The panel will also study the utility of airships for military or hawkl purposes.
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House
Congressional
Senate
Milwaukee Poor List First 10 Benefit Proposals
The item describes relief efforts and work camps for Milwaukee residents on relief lists. It notes that Milwaukeeans will gain employment through new forest work programs and that later, men on relief may enter camps elsewhere. the text reflects ongoing relief policy and camp-based employment plans.
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U. S
Adis Wakin
Wan Bedi
Jedi
Milwaukemans
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