Congress Leaders Strive to Break Jam Jury Frees Joseph Pliner
Madison reports former Stoughton policeman Joseph Pliner was acquitted of first degree murder in the death of Paul Kraby after a six day trial. The circuit court jury with ten men and two women delivered the verdict amid spectator demonstrations. Judge A G Zimmermann concurred, noting he did not blame the crowd. Pliner’s alibi held that he was in bed the night of the shooting and learned of the crime eight hours later.
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Joseph Pliner
Stoughton
Liberty
Paul Kraby
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Pliner
Mayster
Kraby
Four Wisconsin Cities Plan Wool Comforter Project
Milwaukee will join Marinette Lancaster and Crandon in a state emergency relief effort to sew wool comforters. Bruce Uthus, works director of the state emergency relief administration, announced today that three carloads of wool have arrived from the Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation, with four more due. The current shipment totals 30,090 pounds of wool, enough for about 10,090 comforters, and the state has been allotted 100,000 yards of soft ramforter covering for the project, to be sewn at local sewing centers.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Bruce Uthus
State Emergency Relief Administration
Marinette
Lancaster
Crandon
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
Uthus
Body of Perrot Boy Found in River
The body of Richard Max Perrot, 4, long missing since April, was found in the Chicago River near his home. Neighbors and authorities had followed numerous tips and sightings, including a "thin man" lead, as Max Perrot urged the ongoing search for his son. The body was located by Elmer Feick and recovered by bridge tender Frank O'Brien.
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Perrot
Irving Park
Max Ferrol
Elmer Feick
Feick
Frank O'Brien
O'Brien
Drowning in creek near Fennimore claims young woman
Mildred Van Natta, 21, drowned in Austin's creek six miles south of Fennimore, Wis., after her car overturned from the highway. Companion Joseph Leeser escaped with minor bruises but could not lift the submerged vehicle. He sought help from a nearby farm, but the car remained under five feet of water when he returned.
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Mildred van Natta
Austin’s Creek
Here
Joseph Leeser
Leeser
Junior Beaver Dies in Farm Fire Burns
Janesville reports a 1 Junior Beaver died yesterday from fatal burns after his clothing caught fire while starting a fire at his parents farm south of Clinton. The tragedy underscores farm safety concerns in Wisconsin.
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Janesville
Wis
Clinton
Divisions Rise Over Next Steps in Recovery Program
Washington leaders and organized manufacturers clash on recovery strategy as Congress weighs controversial measures. National manufacturers lobby for a cautious approach while critiquing administration policy. Leaders and farmers debate government role in postwar reconstruction and economic stabilization.
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Washington
Romevelt
May Day Plans Across Nations Spark Tight Security
Police in many nations prepared for May Day disruptions as socialists and communists organized demonstrations. Austria France and Spain faced potential disturbances while leftist actions were banned in several states. Paris imposed outdoor demo bans and Vienna reports show mass arrests.
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Austria
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Spain
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Atlantic
Red Army
Germany
Maly
Vienna
Adolf Hitler
London
Wide Park
Labor Party Trades Union and Co- Operative
Fire destroys herd of valuable cattle in Maneue Wisconsin
A fire in Maneue Wisconsin destroyed a barn and cattle herd valued at around 10 000 with machinery and equipment burned as well. The incident damaged a farmstead and related property, with surrounding farms reporting losses and partial details unclear due to OCR.
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Maneue
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Wiedary
Dalewlert
Vorenag
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Inference clash over Wisconsin university probe
A university president denied improper conduct in a senate investigative hearing and promised a formal reply through official channels. Dr Frank, dean Snell, and committee members discussed the Menkee Center dispute and pending university actions as the inquiry continued with no fixed date for further hearings.
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Uonversity of Wisconsin
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Third Party Outlook Splits Stakeholders Ahead of 1930 Campaign
A tense national debate unfolds over a third party movement endorsed to express farmers and laborers’ desires. Within the coalition a minority resists alignment while Milo Remy urges a cross group conference to test support. Separately Republicans plan regional meetings in Boston and Springfield to shape party revival and self-government advocacy.
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Roosevelt
Das Moings
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Louisiana
National Mets’ Haliday Association
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Roosevelt Urges Reconstruction as Lawmakers Work on Looming Bills
President Roosevelt pushes for a broad reconstruction program while Congress battles to move vital measures. Senate leaders ponder sidetracking anti lynching legislation amid threats of summer filibusters. House debates the omnibus banking bill as cabinet members discuss works program projects likely in the next ten days.
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Ickes
Rexford G. Tugwell
Brazil
Chaco
Bolivia
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Mighty Culmination Of Romances on the Sunday After Easter
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Sunday after Easter and hints at romance themes. No coherent event, names, or places emerge to ground a full summary.
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