Weekend Toll: Fourteen Die in Wisconsin Minnesota Accidents
Weekend fatalities across Wisconsin and upper Michigan total fourteen from rail, traffic, and water incidents. Names include Armina Peonchinske, 13, Fountain City. Joyce and Charlotte Hickey, 7 and 10, West Allis. Walter Nicnast, 32, La Crosse. plus others from Milwaukee, Chicago, Escanaba, and nearby areas. Details cover a trestle tragedy in Racine, a car crash near Kenosha, drownings in Lake Five and the Mississippi near Genoa, and a canoeing accident at Random Lake.
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Upper Michigan
Armina Peonchinske
Fountain City
Walter Nicnast
la Crosse
Philip Shorey
Hjalmer Erickson
Escanaba
Mich
Eileen O’brien
Summit
Joyce Hickey
West Allis
Charlotte Hickey
Robert Denny
Milwaukee
Alex Szatkowski
Chicago
Clemens Lesch
Holy Cross
Ray Mead
Richland Center
Joan Ross Lechner
Roland Brunner
Thicensville
Felix Weinberg
Appleton
Milwaukee Electric Line
Hickey
Joyce
Charlotte
Morave
Ja Me Denny
William
Chief) Webster
Webster
Lake Michigan
Racine
Szatkowski
Kenosha
Mead
Neptune
Lesch
Northwestern
Letsch
University of Wisconsin
Lechner
Brunner
Random Lake
Weinberg
Nienast
Shorey
Sippi River
Genoa
Nicnast
Peonchinske
Fountain City Bay
Catherine Haney
Melvin
Ernest Schlesselman
Landon to Meet Townsend Aide Reports on Campaign
Gov Alf Landon received reports on senatorial campaigns and farm conditions as Townsend contemplates a conference with the Republican nominee. Townsend addressed Kansas primary supporters at the city auditorium while aides briefed on crop insurance ideas from grange discussions. Taber of the National Grange delivered a London report on farm issues.
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Kan
Alf M. Landon
Francis E. Townsend
Townsend
City Auditorium
Kansas
John G. Townsend Jr
Delaware
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Taber
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
London
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Aids
Estes Park
Colo
Fond du Lac Man Seeks Eighteenth District State Senate
Max Weaver of Fond du Lac announces candidacy for the Progressive nomination in the Eighteenth district state senate race. Incumbent Morler G. Kelly, a Democrat from this city, currently holds the seat.
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Kelly
Fond du Lac
Wis
Max Weaver
Morler G. Kelly
Autopsy links death to blow on the nose
Sheboygan Wis authorities investigated the death of John Bolsard 25 found Saturday after an autopsy Coroner Harry Heiden said fresh open ears indicated a cerebral hemorrhage caused by a blow Slight abrasions appeared on the back and legs Carnival employees were questioned after Bolsard who was last seen at a carnival Friday night told friends he was out with carnival men to show them hot spots
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Sheboygan
Wis
John Bolsard
Harry Heiden
Walter Wagner
Bolgard
Two Are Questioned in Fraud Case Involving Bonds
Chicago based Joseph Peterson and Philip Hobart former Rockford residents were questioned today about obtaining 22700 in real estate bonds and 2000 in cash by fraud from Mrs Virginia Porterfield. They were retired from California last night by Saint Walham Ciunck and Secret John Afii gan of the Chicago detective bureau. Counsel said they would be taken to the state's attorney's office tomorrow for further questioning before arraignment.
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UV2
Joseph Peterson
Philip Hobart
Rockford, Tl
Mre
Virginia Porterfield
Beloit
Wyre
California
Saent Walham
Tacoma youth pleads guilty to highway robbery in Bernstein slaying
La Verne Marks 19 of La Verne Tacoma confessed to the highway robbery charge connected to the July 13 slaying of Robert Bernstein near Clintonville. Judge imposed a 20 year sentence with parole board to determine minimum. arraignment and funeral details follow as the case unfolds.
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Clifford A. Osborne
Robert Bernstein
Clintonville
Wis
A. E
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Marks
F. G. Remann
State Parole Board
Shawano
la Verne Marks
Co. S. T
Brodhead
Louis Cattav
Shawano County
Maris
Olympia
Cliff Osborne
Janesville
Embarrass
Here
Bayfield
Bernstein
Father
Evan- Bebcal
G. W. Zimmerman
la Verne
FE. W. Marks
Ais
Brodhead Church
Cintonville Jast Spring
Greenwood Cemetery
Proghead
Warss
E. D. Horns
Jetter
Europe Policy to Be Hands Off
France urged fellow European powers to let Spain settle its insurrection without outside intervention. Britain and Italy were said to support nonintervention, with Mussolini’s stance viewed with reservations in Rome. The Morocco incident involving planes bearing arms to Spanish insurgents fueled international unease.
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Compromise urged in Lewis Gage case at AFL executive council
Henry Ohl Jr. proposed a limited shift in policy to confine activity to steel and rubber unions and to submit industrial versus craft unionism to the federation convention in Tampa next November. He advocated broader flexibility in organizational policy and argued for dialogue with Lewis faction members.
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American Federation of Labor Executive Council
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Federation
Tampa
Wisconsin Federation
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
A.F. of, L
U S Leads Olympic Track Standings With 46 Points
Jesse Owens stars as the United States takes a lead in the unofficial track and field team standings at Berlin. Owens wins the 100 meters in 10.2 seconds, tied world record, with Metcalfe second. Finland and Germany follow as early medal contenders on day two.
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Poland
Miss Walsh
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Olympiad
Martin Osendiap
Holand
Wykoff
Metcalfe
Sixeman
Jesse
Moetcalfe
Osendorp
Americans warned to quit Spain amid evacuation issues
Madrid officials urged remaining Americans to flee via the one railway line to Valencia while warning that conditions could prevent U S ships from evacuation. Secretary Hull pressed citizens to depart but cautioned them of responsibility for staying. Evacuations have been slim but ongoing as air and sea routes assist, with Madrid described as quiet by Eric Wendelin despite rebel threats.
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Valencia
Sexcoast Town
Washington
Spain
Hull
United States
Con- Laular
Oklahoma
Quincy
Coast Guard
Cayuga
Eric ©. Wendelin
Zioncheck Drops Reelection Bid in Surprise Move
Seattle reports Rep Marion A Zioncheck will not seek reelection amid a private law practice shift. He cites his mother’s illness and aims to be America’s forgotten man. The Liberal Commonwealth federation campaign committee reacted with astonishment at his withdrawal.
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UAI
Marion A. Zioncheck
Congress
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Zioncheck
Liberal Commonwealth Federation
Zaoncheck
Athtore
Carrolls call for governor to declare status in race
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin reports Sen. Carroll urges Gov. Follette to announce candidacy for public office. He argues delaying violates the corrupt practices act, and speculates a reason may be to fund salaries for Progressive allies from a $200000 relief fund.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Philip F. i Follette
William 2D. Carrell
Ace Mantes
Carrel
Frank Durham
Milwaukee County
Thomas Hayden
Progressive Club
Fond du Lac County
W. R. McCabe
Superior
Progressive Party
Warships of Loyal Forges Engage Rebels Near Gibraltar
Spanish loyal warships bombarded Ceuta and shelled rebel concentrations east of Gibraltar while a loyalist clash involved two ships and two rebel planes in a 50 minute encounter. Convents seized across Spain yielded 22,700,000 pesetas as the militia arrested the bishop of Gerona fleeing with relatives. The bishop and kin were imprisoned and the cathedral became a jail as rebel forces advanced toward San Sebastian near Vera.
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Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
Lester Ziffren
Madrid
Spain
Gerona
Interior Ministry
Jaen
Elmer W. Peterson
Associated Press Foreign Staff
San Sebastian
Vera
Vice Lors
Government Begins Cattle Buying to Aid Western Farmers
The U S government opened a cattle purchasing program as drought tied regions ship more stock into the Midwest markets. MT Morgan of the AAA said purchases will target stock from growth areas and fit the federal relief plan. Receipts in Chicago reached 27 000, prices fell about a quarter, steers down 50 cents from last week. The move aims to curb losses by diverting meat to relief agencies, with distribution via teles agencies.
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Department of Agriculture
MT. Morgan
AAA
Omana
Sioux City
St. Paul
Morgan
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