Wisconsin weekend auto deaths rise with drownings and crashes
Thirteen deaths occurred on Wisconsin roads and waters over the weekend. Victims include Delores Laskowski aged one in Racine and Helmer Strom in Milwaukee, with multiple serious injuries across Kenosha and Port Washington.
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Helmer Strom
Elmer Mpherson
Lewis Hood
John Gavin
Recine
Nick Lahr
Barton
Albert E. Schmude
Sete
Strom
William Gustafson
Tewis Hood
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Kenosha
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West Bend
Albert Schmude
Joseph Marcenkus
Cyrus Stindler
Clifford Dans
Wat Waukegan
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Spindler
Joseph Collins
Port
Dave Gonnor
Laona
P. J. Dacuhs
J. W. Duggan
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Howard Janes
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Dick McCann
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Tonight's Best Radio Features in Central Time
Radio program listings highlight Wiz Hook Up-adi-Roxy and his gang at WEAP with Goldsman band concert, Detroit symphony on WGHP, Verdi's The Masked Ball on WEAF, memory garden organ recital on WTAM Cleveland.
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Memory Garden
Peace Bridge Dedication Ties U S and Britain in Friendship
A Niagara River span connecting Buffalo and Ontario was opened to mark over a century of peaceful relations between the United States and Great Britain. Attended by the Prince of Wales and Vice President Dawes, the ceremony emphasized mutual pledges of friendship despite Geneva talks. Weather was ideal as officials and dignitaries, including Prime Ministers and Governors, celebrated the vehicular bridge.
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Mortly Fate and Weather Report From Daily Northwestern
The fragment reports an Associated Press dispatch noting notable fate and calendar details alongside a weather snapshot. It mentions tainted text about temperatures near 76 degrees and conditions partly cloudy.
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Protests Grow Worldwide Over Sacco Vanzetti Case
Widespread demonstrations and unrest erupt in the United States Europe and South America over the Sacco and Vanzetti case. Threatening letters and subway bombings prompt police vigilance and public official disruption as supporters rally and seek clemency or delays.
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Hoover Seen as Front-Runner by Business Interests
Washington lawmakers report business leaders favor Secretary of Commerce Hoover for the presidency. They cite his rising support among convention influencers, while doubting Charles Evans Hughes or Dawes. Wall Street wary of Dawes farm policy and his fiery image. Lowden also opposed.
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First Eagles Session Opens Wisconsin Aerie Convention
About 300 delegates from the forty nine counties attended the first business session of the twenty fourth annual Wisconsin Aerie of Eagles convention in Milwaukee. President Paul Herwis reported a statewide membership of 228,000 with a substantial year growth.
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Two School Boards Jockey for Position in Superior
In Superior Wisconsin today two rival school boards battled for control of the district. The appointive board kept possession of official records, moved to neutralize power, while the newly elected group planned steps to force the old board to yield.
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C. G. Wade
DROWNS IN LAKE NEAR RHINELANDER PROMPTS SORROW
Two brothers from Nible Wisconsin Arvel Harris 17 and Beether Harris 20 drowned in Lake Charlotte Sunday morning while swimming Beether reportedly went to rescue Arvel and both perished The younger had been served with crimp s and Beether worked in Land of Lakes Wisconsin this summer Arvel had arrived there Saturday The body will be sent home from Bayle River this afternoon
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Land of Lakes
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Bayle River
Uncle Sam Demands Naval Parity With Britain
U S officials reject naval competition with Britain and back Vice President Dawes in Buffalo for naval equality. Churchill supports equality in principle but cites Britain's empire trade routes as limiting exact parity. Government clarifies stance after Geneva Arms Conference criticism.
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Great Britain
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Dawes Critics Geneva Talks In Contrast To Premier Baldwin
Vice President Charles G. Dawes said the Geneva arms conference may have failed due to insufficient preparation by England and the United States. He argued both nations focused on domestic needs and announced programs too early, contrasting with Prime Minister Baldwin’s cautious praise of the talks.
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Mourning Veil Replaces Bridal in Tragic Fox River Rescue
Green Bay Wisconsin mourns as Helen Grant Kieis wears mourning veil after her brother William Grant, 25, died attempting to save her from a drowning on a riverfront dock. He jumped into the Fox River when she slipped on the gangplank, but both were pulled from the water and could not be revived.
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Helen Grant Kieis
Wiliam Grant
Hhe Rangplank
Fox River
Two Drownings After Yacht Fire Near Sturgeon Bay
Coast guard and Milwaukeee Margo rescue the wife and daughter of C W Johnson as two men drown when the yacht Frances TV sank after a fire and explosions off Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Bodies of Gartwalle and G Banks are not recovered despite a 36 hour search.
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Benton Harbor Marriages In Blurred Testimony
A Benton Harbor preacher and county juvenile officer testified in a trial about wedding ceremonies for twenty four couples. Rev Bullingham described late night rites and extended arrangements claiming modest fees, while the state's diary was challenged regarding the frequency and urgency of marriages conducted for young Israelites.
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Strike in protest hits Colorado coal fields
A strike spreading from the Beaver and Cato districts to Trinidad in Las Animas County protests the death sentences of Sacco and Vanzetti. Officials report widespread walkouts with miners from Tollerburg among the few to stay at work.
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General Leonard Wood to be buried at Arlington
General Leonard S. Wood will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery beside his Rough Riders. A full military funeral will include a caisson, escort from Boston, and marching troops with bands playing the death march. Washington officials and a large honors detail will accompany the procession to the cemetery.
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Governor Donahey Concedes Peace Talks Fail in Coal Dispute
Governor Donahey conceded his effort to convene a conference between coal miners and operators in the Central competitive field failed. He asked Illinois Indiana and Pennsylvania governors to support meetings at Toledo to restart wage scale discussions that ended at the Miami Florida session. Generally miners favored the plan while operators said the central arrangement has dissolved and prefer regional talks.
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Tobacco Crop in Kickapoo Valley Nearly Wiped Out
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin reports the Kickapoo valley tobacco crop, once set to be the region’s best, was nearly destroyed by a severe hail and rain storm yesterday. The storm battered fields along a 40 mile path from Baraboo to La Farge.
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Five federal agents killed in Bahamas coast guard clash
A Sunday battle off the Bahamas near Port Everglades left five government men dead and four wounded, including Robert K. Webster and Sidney Sanderlin. Wounded were Victor Lamby, Jodle Hollingsworth, Robert Weeca, and Horace Alderman. Authorities report a chaotic melee after a rum-running motorboat ignored signals and a gunfight ensued aboard the suspect craft.
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Bahamas
Robert K. Webster
Atlante
Government Secret Service
Sidney Sanderlin
Virginia
Beach
Coast Guard
Victor A. Lamby
Jodle L. Hollingsworth
Robert
Weeca
Miami
Horace Alderman
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Webster
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Amby
Hollingsworth
Grain prices rise sharply on crop damage reports
Chicago markets saw wheat up six cents per bushel and corn near the high of the season as damage reports boosted prices. Oats and wheat joined the surge, with corn hitting its highest level yet. later updates noted continued gains across grains. In New Orleans, cotton prices jumped two points on a government forecast. Washington projected 13,492,000 bales for the year, with crop condition at 69.5 percent of normal.
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Rhinelander burglary convict escapes jail
John Hayes 22 pleads guilty to eighteen counts of burglary and larceny and escapes from Oneida county jail by cutting through a first floor window. He allegedly led a youthful gang that looted stores in Rhinelander and nearby northern Wisconsin towns in the last six months.
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