Extremists Ruling Now In Germany
United Press reports intraparty struggle within the Nazi regime as extremists led by Joseph Goebbels gain the upper hand over conservatives. Hitler’s prestige remains high despite tensions with Hermann Goering, while the Army’s growth strengthens militant factions driving anti Jewish, anti Catholic, anti war veteran, and anti Free Mason campaigns. Continued on Part 2.
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Webb Miller
United Press European
United Press
London
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Paul Josenh Goebbels
Hitler
Hermann Goering
Wisconsin weekend deaths among nine in drownings and crashes
Nine people died in Wisconsin over the weekend including four drownings and five automobile crashes. Names and ages span Milwaukee Janesville Racine and Chicago, with incidents near Kenosha and Lake Mendota. One victim was killed in a highway collision near Janesville, and a Stevens Point crash injured others.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lawrence Medicus
Janesville
Bridget Gillmeister
Eilis
Claude McGee
H. F. Beard
Mt. Vernor
Paul Reznick
Harold Stipe
Louisville
Abe Berman
Chicago
Herman Enlick
Daniel Thomas
Racine
Kenosha
Berman
Erlick
Lake Michigan
Chiwokee Beach
Mud Lake
Tipe
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
Thomas
Paul Thomas
Medicus
U_S_ Highway 14
Gillmeister
Weadon
Alvin Jakusz
Stevens Point
AiGee
All Parties Upset Over La Follette Tax Idea
Washington dispatch reports a heated senate floor clash over a tax plan revising exemptions and tax rates. Senators Borah and La Follette clash with liberals and conservatives as debates threaten to split the Democratic and Republican ranks amid proposals to raise revenues and narrow relief workers’ burdens. Huey Long plans an anti-wealth amendment, likely to fail amid holdouts and time constraints.
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Hi. O. Thompson
United Press
Washington—‘L
Senate
Ica Mmight
Wiliam F. Borah
Republcan
Idaho
Borah
Treasury Department
Robert H. Jackson
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Finance Committee
Extradited to Wisconsin for Been Slaying
Lincoln Nebraska Acting Gov Jurgensen signed papers for the extradition of Elmer Dingman alias Earl Smith to Wood county Wisconsin to answer an officer slaying charge from August 5 1933 in Marshfield Wisconsin. Dingman completes a two year sentence in Nebraska for possession of a machine gun in Omaha. Beell, a former world heavyweight champion, was killed during the Marshfield Brewery raid. Web ster was convicted for robbery and Dingman also faced shooting charges. Beell had won the world title in 1906 by throwing Frank Gotch.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. H. Jurgensen
Elmer Dingman
Earl Smith
Wood County
Wisconsin
Ansner
Dingman
Omaha
Fred Beell
Marshfield
Wis
George Fukson
Marshfield Brewery
Beell
Minnesota
Speed
Webster
Frkson
Frank Gotch
Flooded 12 Mile Baraboo River Strip Under Water
A 12 mile stretch of farm land on both sides of the Baraboo River between Baraboo and Portage remained under water as agencies press flood cleanup in seven western Wisconsin counties. The Baraboo lowlands hinder farm work but homes remained unaffected. Columbia County relief director Arthur Johnson reported 25 men working on a damaged levee near county farmlands. Water appeared to be receding. Railroads and state highway commission crews began repairs in the flood areas.
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Madison
Baraboo
Portege
Wisconsin
Arthur Johnson
Columbia County
Famine of Opportunity Indicated by Groves
Madison States editor quotes Senator Harod M. Groves urging a system to provide work for trained men amid a famine of opportunity. He notes opposition from farm owners and calls for federal action to prevent unemployment and economic decline.
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Madison
Harod M. Groves
City Water Remains Safe Through Floods
Despite floods last week, Madison area water supplies stayed safe. Health workers distributed containment forms to farmers and residents to submit private well samples for state laboratory analysis. The board noted many wells are flowing and less affected by flood conditions than still wells.
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Madison
Ees
Beniptd
Tocar
Aree
State Board of Health
Inet
Haile Selassie warns of world war fears and backs League
Emperor Haile Selassie spoke at the Addis Ababa palace about the danger of a new world war and Ethiopia's faith in the League of Nations. He urged peace through impartial international action, pledged to defend Ethiopia to the last, and urged collaboration with nations supporting stability.
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Associated Press
Brome
Pars
Paris
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Roosevelt
France
Italy
Great Britain
Hassie Letus
Taty
Great
Britain
Frederick Kuh
United Press
United Press London
Anthony Eden
Eden
Haile Seles Jarereac
Fatality Marks Jap Political Row
Tokio reports that Lieut Gen Tetsu Zan Nagata director general of Japanese military affairs died from sword wounds inflicted by Lt Col Aizawa in Nagata’s war office rooms after a heated dispute tied to officer transfers. Gen Senjuro Hayashi reportedly prepared to resign. censorship followed the incident amid ongoing military shakeups and tensions.
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Tokio
Tetsu Zan Nagata
War Office
Aizawa
Nagata
Senjuro Hayashi
Jimi
Niimi
Hayashi
Jinzaburo Nazaki
City Advised To Keep Accounts Separate
Madison reports the city of Toro was advised by the state public commission to keep its water utility funds separate from other city accounts. The guidance stresses proper accounting practices and adherence to applicable standards to ensure financial protection and transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GITY
Madison
Toro
State Publi Commission
Uni
Madison man dies waiting for doctor in office
A man identified as C. Roberts, a life insurance agent, died of heart failure in a doctor's office waiting room. Coroner Edward Fischer reported the death occurred while awaiting medical treatment after being admitted to the office by a janitor. There is mention of a Madison location and a doctor’s wait for treatment.
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Madison
Walsr
Erect Cr . C. Rober i
Roberts
Edward Fischer
Cyclist Killed in Auto Accident in Milwaukee
A cyclist, James Sander, 20, was killed when an automobile driven by Oscar G. Hansen struck him late yesterday in Milwaukee. Authorities reported Hansen remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators.
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Milwaukee
Oscar G. Hansen
Genere
James Sander
Crawford County Leads in Compulsory Pension Roll
County Judge J O'Neil informed the state board that Crawford was first to comply with the compulsory aid age pension act effective July 1. No pension amounts were listed, but over 6 percent of residents over 70 received pensions. Eight other counties began voluntary payments. Marenelle county briefly issued then revoked an order for aged assistance.
Hoover challenges Roosevelt on constitutional amendment in 1936 drive
Hoover signals a major campaign push to alter the constitution as he faults the New Deal in Chicago stop. He urges open discussion of a precisely worded amendment and accuses the administration of dictatorial power, trammeling liberties, and overruling states rights. Reactions vary among Republicans and Democrats about his presidential prospects.
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Washington
Herbert
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt
Sequoia
Vinson
Cemmnecrist
Kentucky
Hele
Hoover
Gibson
Vermar
Texas
Kota
Sig
Senator Publican
Oregon
Iomuri
Borah
Chicago
New York
Associated Press
Hughes at Duluth Politely Firm During Stop
Boluth Minn. Charles Hughes arrived today aboard a transport steamship. He and Mrs. Hughes sought seclusion during a brief stay and interviews were declined. The itinerary likely heads for the Twin Cities and Yellowstone Park.
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Boluth
Minn
Charles Hughes
Jumiata
Juster
Hughes
Twin Cities
Yellowstone Park
Guffey Coal Bill Clears House Vote O K
Washington reports the Guffey coal stabilization bill won approval in the House Ways and Means Committee by 12 to 11 after a two month deadlock, with a new draft to be reported and floor consideration planned by Wednesday. The bill would create a national commission to enforce wage hour fair trade and price fixing rules for soft coal with a tax on operators largely rebated to compliant firms. President Roosevelt has urged Congress to pass the measure amid doubts about its constitutionality.
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Washington
Congress
Burns
Roosevelt
House
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Guffey
Ways and Mineras Committee
National
McCormack
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Husband Confesses Killing Wife
Police seek a murder warrant for Casmir Kowalski 24 a truck driver and confessed killer of Mary Kowalski 29 mother of seven. Kowalski called a fire squad to revive his wife who died of a broken neck fractured ribs a dislocated shoulder and internal injuries. He claimed an accidental assault and asked a daughter to help, with a police quoted line.
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Casmir Kowalski
Kowalski
Fire Department
Mary
Daugster
Jesse Platt Noted Musician Dies Across Obituary Notice
Noted musician Jesse Platt died yesterday. Funeral services are planned in Chicago with burial details to follow. The prominent author of instrumental works was 86, according to local notices.
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Jesse Platt
Tomer
Average U S income rises by 36 dollars from last year
The report shows 1929 national income totaling 78,578 million with per capita around 628 dollars. Gains stem from higher salaries and wages and expanded government relief programs, while dividends rents and small business earnings rise modestly.
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Caprys Washington
Ati- Soveet
S.oxn
Follaw Ug
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Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Nebraska
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Selassie
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Gome
Harper
Coleman
Duluth
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