Assembly Passes 100 Dollar Monthly Salary Bill
The assembly approved the joint finance committee substitute increasing legislator pay to 100 dollars monthly for a two year term with no front loaded total. Mileage for special sessions is set at 10 cents per mile with no trip limit. Amendments seeking different payout structures were rejected. bill sent to the senate.
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Madison
Assembly
Joint Finance Committee
Senate
McDowell
Hanson
Forest fires widen wast es of blackness in the northwest
Fire outbreaks across Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and Manitoba expand as crews fight smoky blazes. A Seattle man Frank Franz dies when crushed by a boulder near Chanapecash Hot Springs Wash. as fires burn in missoula area improves but several blazes stay beyond control.
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Spokane
Wash
Mie
Frank Franz
Seattle
Chanapecash Hot Springs
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Manitoba
Canada
Tien
Nevi
Regio
Forest Service
Missoula
Mont
Ranier Park
Selway
Clearwater
General Rains Break Drought Across Southwest States
General rains last night spread across Kansas Missouri Nebraska Texas and nearby areas ending a drought of several weeks. Rainfall varied from light to heavy with 4.64 inches in spots and 2.3 inches in Amarillo. Central U S temperatures remained generally coal and uniform.
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Southwest
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas
Auburn
Fairburn
Red Cloud
Clarinda
Towa
Amarillo
Central
United States
Torem
Chicago Drivers May Face Mandatory Classes After Fatalities Rise
Chicago officials consider compulsory driver education for inexperienced motorists as fatal accidents climb. With Cook County deaths reaching 100 in July and 28 so far this month, Police Commissioner William E. Russell calls a broad campaign against recklessness and recommends instruction in a Grant Park vacant lot.
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Chicago
Cook County
William E. Russell
Grant Park
Coste Readies Dawn Start For Transatlantic Flight
Dieudonne Coste and a Swiss trio prepare for a record long distance flight from Paris toward America. Secrecy surrounds the attempt while weather is watched and air ministry restrictions are considered.
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Bourget
France
Cape
Dieudonne Coste
Ameries
Paris
Air Ministry
Atlantic
Graf Zeppelin
Prospect
Moscow
New York
Aleutian Islands
Boviels
Mranchikc
Biendonne
Europe
Corte Imerely
Kieser
Tschapp
Linseher
Sette
Prosecutor Probes Cross-Examination On Key Witnesses
In Columbus court the prosecutor continues cross examination of Dr. James H. Snook, detailing Theora’s keys, the night of the killing, and events at a rifle range. Snook denies altering evidence or manipulating Theora’s statements, while the questioning references the hammer and injuries.
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Columbus
Julia J. Chester, Jr
James H. Snook
Ohio
Chester
Killine
Dr. Swank
Theora
Wilniss Rey
Ife
Football Player Dies After Diving Injury Years Ago
Waukegan obituary notes: John Greenleuf, once a University of Tinos football player who broke his neck diving in shallow water at Waukegan Beach six years ago, spent years bedridden or in a wheelchair and showed hopeful progress before dying yesterday from an appendicitis attack.
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Waukegan, W
John Greenleuf
University of Tinos
Waukegan Beach
Two Barns Burn in Wisconsin Storm
Two barns on local farms near Here, Marshfield Wisconsin, were struck by lightning and destroyed during a severe electrical storm last night. Similar weather on Wednesday night set a third barn ablaze in the same area as the heat of the day faded.
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Marshfield
Wis
iPi
Cubs Trail Phillies Early In Philadelphia Tilt
The Cubs trail 5 to 3 after two frames as they open a seventeen game East swing in the National League. Bush handles mound duties for Chicago while rivals at the plate threaten to widen the gap in the third inning.
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Chicago Cubs
Innin
Philadelphia
Bush
Cubs
Carl Kauffmann
Pittsburgh
John Hornsby
Topeka
Kan
Wesley Casper
Louisville
Milton Son¢rant
Forest, Park
St. Louis
Kauitmatin
Rove
Jay Cohn
San Monica
Calif
A Nelaheld
Wis
Caldwell Russell
Fie
Lak
United States
Helen Wills
Phache Watson
England
Recommendation for Belden Disbarment Sparks Judicial Rift
Majority report urges disbarment or resignation for Circuit Judge Belden over a $20,000 loan from Simmons Corp and interference in related cases. Minority finds grounds insufficient for impeachment. The panel cites loss of public confidence and improper conduct as the basis for action.
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Madison
BM. J. Delein
Forcine
State Board of Bar Examiners
Assembly Judiciary
Belden
G. Simmons
Simmons Company
Kerosint
Dudge
Alvin ©. Reis
Wallace Ingalls
Racine
J. W. Cure
J. W. Cure Ladysmith; Marman Ro Kiluew Mol-4waukee
Harold C. Malchow
Circot Bay
O. S. Loomis
Manston
Ineseph Pravhyl Milwarker
Lynn Ashley
Hudson
Charles Barnard
Mimmons
4Yin
ED Lance
Kenosha
Concordia Fire Insurance Company
Ettel
IATL
Bank Hold Up Escalates As Bandits Seize Cash
Three hold up bandits kidnapped a local physician and a bank cashier, forced them to the father’s bank, threatened injuries to bank staff unless given time to escape, and escaped with $7,200 in cash.
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Etkriyer
Minni
Loday
Oldest Wisconsin jeweler dies after stroke
Joseph J. Cartwright, 79, longtime Doudville jeweler and Civil War veteran, died yesterday from a stroke. He moved to the town in 1878 after starting a Mineral Point shop and was among two local G A R survivors in the Memorial Day parade.
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Doudreville
Wis
Joseph J. Cartwright
Cartwright
Mineral Point
Boy on the Run From Wisconsin Roads
Howard Lens, 14, of New London Wisconsin, fled with a pistol in his belt driving his father’s truck toward the west. It is the fourth time in as many years authorities report the boy has run away. His father fears for his night. Police are pursuing him.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Howard Lens
New London
Wis
West
Howard
Greenfield Surrenders in Michigan Embezzlement Case
Greenfield, tied to a brokerage placed in receivership, surrendered in Michigan yesterday. He faces embezzlement charges for funds from customers of the Standard Ort shares trust, which patrons say were never delivered.
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Chicago
J. BR. Greenfield
Recivers
Michigan
Greenfield
Farm Boards First Loan To Florida Growers
The Farm Board considers its inaugural loan to Florida growers amid broader drought and crop concerns. The funding aims to stabilize marketing for wheat and cotton amid supply issues and weather impacts, with Florida marketing groups seeking relief and organizational support.
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Farm Board
Florida Growers
Reward Offered for Dead Bandit in Ashi Wis
A local bankers association posted a $1,000 reward for the death of a bandit and his son. The notice lists Ashi, Basfield, and Trait Ging as involved, and mentions improved firearm use while outlining the distribution of funds.
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Ashi
Wis
Reel Surhs
Babakdits
Paar Ceyiaties Pankers
Basfield
Trait Ging
President Hoover Sends Condolence Letter to Mrs Meta Berger
Washington DC C Previdentt reports President Hoover wrote to Mrs Meta Berger widow of Victor L Berger Socialist leader who died Wednesday in Milwaukee.
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Meta Berger
Zeppelin Reception Prep Sparks Berlin Mobilization
Fragmented OCR reports show German authorities gearing up in Berlin as Germany readies for a Zeppelin arrival. Intercepted details mention airship movements, military precautions, and officials coordinating tracks for a potential public reception and security measures.
Wall Street reels as rate hike triggers historic stock wipeout
A rapid market sell-off follows the New York Fed rediscount rate rise to 5 6 percent, wiping out billions in value within minutes. Trading rebounded briefly after early losses as investors fled, with heavy declines at open giving way to a brisk rally before renewed selling pressure and a surge in panicked liquidity.
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UPI
Pric
Wall Street
New York Federal Reserve
Patel
York
Olwe
New York Stock Exchange
Taok
Spreve Lalion
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Une
Bank OF Faighaiel
Federal Reserve
Witteawat
Steel
Westinghouse Reg
General Motors
General Flveeline
American Telephone
Natal
Alan
Wisconsin debates waterway stipend and St Lawrence plan
Lawmakers weigh an annual six thousand dollar stipend tied to the St Lawrence waterway plan. The Tidewater group and others press for state benefit clarification as the assembly and senate stall the appropriation bill. Wisconsin’s river and harbors commission has used only 240 dollars to attend a Washington conference, prompting calls to reexamine cost effectiveness. The assembly tabled the Goodland education study and adjusted related bills while leaving some measures open for reconsideration.
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Wilhared Boosmibh
Wales
Ub del da
Grea Lakes
Tidewrnter Association
Agcailye
ANE Commission
Robert A. Ninan T
Tyereid ix
Wot
Eheredims
Town End Biesaid
Tidewater Organication
Charles T. Crispy
Tary
Nixon
Lunelieagis Pensive
Une Videseatey
Niven
Hiss
St. Lawrence
William Greorge Bruce
Mincayker
Wisconsin Deep Water- Ways Commission
Harding
Tinil
Wisconsin
Washington
Senate
Assembly
Tower House
Goodland
Duncan
Comry Parks
Des Fented
President Declines to Meet Anti-Blue Laws Group Officers
In Washington DC, Cicorne Akerson, secretary to President Hoover, said the White House would not be used for propaganda. Mayor Spendry M. De Grolier of Bradford PA, visiting after four days, expressed regret the president would not meet him and other officers opposing blue laws, noting prior meetings with Sabbath advocates.
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Washington, D. C
Cicorne Akerson
Hoover
Hus
Whitt House
Akerson
Spendry M. de Grolier
Bradford
Washington
National Assorition
Bre Taws
de Grolier
James Cannon
H. J. Rowlby
Lord's Day Alliance
Canon Chase
District of Columbia
British stand dictates consequences at reparations talks
At The Hague conference on German reparations the rejection of British demands and Britain’s withdrawal were broadly accepted. The likely next step is rejection of a proposal to form a sub committee to revise the Young plan as urged by Philip Snowden. Britain’s stance complicates currency, banking and potential international cooperation moves among France Italy Belgium and Germany.
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Lis
Hague
Finance Committee
Snowden
The
Philip Snowden
Shane
France
Italy
Belglim
Great Britain
Burpe
Artluw Henderson
Aristide Briand
Mr. Henderson
Gustav Stresemann
Emile Moreau
Bank of France
Tudolf Hilferding
Finance
Experiments To Swap Radio Programs With Germany Planned
German and United States radio officials prepare to interchange broadcasts in a test program. Spokesman Dr Kurt Magnus notes American audiences dislike certain lectures and Germany bans jazz before 10 PM. Koenigs Wusterhausen station will rebroadcast for the trial, with figures Willy Steinkopf Hans Badenstedt and Friedrich Blonck involved. Weather and observatory reports accompany the item.
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Wellington
Germany
United States
Kurt Magnus
Oterman
America
Koenteswusterhausen
Retehsfunkgesellschaft
Magnus
Willy Steinkopf
Reichstat
Hans Badenstedt
North German Broadcasting Comepany
Fredrich Blonck
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