University Bill Sees Senate Back Original Approval
In a split vote the Wisconsin Senate rejected the Markham substitute and gave preliminary approval to the original appropriation measure for the University of Wisconsin. Regents warned the substitute would cripple state services, urging passage of the Finance Committee’s recommended appropriation after months of study. The session also tackled licensing plate distribution, voting 15 to 7 to assign county clerks the duty starting January 1931.
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Hutchison
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Roethe
White
Secretary of State
Assemblyman Eastmans
Bomb and Racket Gains Troubling Chicago Rise
Chicago reports a sharp rise in bombings and rackets over the past year. The Employers' Association estimates rackets cost Chicago 186 million dollars in 1928, with 86 dollars per person. 1929 totals are expected higher. Ninety four organized rackets now operate, including the so called business racket that started in Chicago and spread to other cities.
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Employers’ Association
Joseph Neilsen
Jine
Nielsen
Dr Moore Dies in Paris Ex Osteopathic Leader
Dr Fred A Moore, former Portland Oregon and San Francisco physician and ex president of the American Osteopathic Association, died today at the American Hospital in Paris. His remains will be sent to Minneapolis for interment.
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Graf Zeppelin postpones Tokyo leg to Thursday weather shifts
Friedrichshafen Germany Dr Hugo Eckener delayed the Graf Zeppelin’s Tokyo departure on the round the world flight to Thursday morning. Weather reports show a Siberian low moving east, prompting route debates while authorities prepare for possible northern or southern paths and maintain strict anti-smuggling measures aboard. Sixty crew aboard with forty officers due to illness of a senior mate.
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Hoover Has No Plans for December Mexico Visit
Washington confirms President Hoover has no definite plans to visit Mexico in December and may delay any trip due to Congress resuming sessions. He is expected to stay in Washington during the period, with a possible October visit to Cincinnati for the Ohio River opening celebration and a downstream stint toward Louisville, while trips to Memphis, New Orleans, and Texas remain doubtful.
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Weekend With Hoover Strenuous Camp Demands Guests
President Hoover hosts a rugged Virginia recreation weekend at hisRapidan River camp. Guests like Charles Lindbergh and Surgeon General Cumming join in dam building and surveying hikes led by Hoover, testing endurance as they move rocks, wade streams, and scout sites for multiple future dams.
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Damariscotta Man Killed While Attempting a Thrill Dive
Damariscotta Mills resident Loring Burnham, 32, died after jumping from an iron bridge into the river to thrill spectators. He began to strip insulation from a high tension line, lost balance, touched a live wire, was shocked as current melted a strand, and he fell thirty feet into the water.
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Indian twins take lead in Indian affairs in bold pairing
Interior Department appoints Commissioner Rhoads and Associate Henry Scattergood as collaborative leaders known as the Indian twins They insist they will work closely to address a long series of individual Indian problems toward making Native peoples self supporting and responsible citizens The pair maintain Bryn Mawr ties to avoid bureaucratic detachment and plan to learn from many sources while listening carefully at hearings.
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Intensive efforts to lift veil of Reynolds mystery
Federal officers in Phoenix pursue clues into the death of Paul E Reynolds 31 a Justice Department special agent found shot in an irrigation canal north of the city His rented car disappeared near the scene and he had planned a trip to Albuquerque authorities say Reynolds had recently helped arrest narcotics smugglers near the border a briefcase believed to hold evidence of a large smuggling ring is missing detectives continue to seek a motive and suspect potential links to his investigations
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Menasha Woman Seriously Injured In Car Crash
Special to The NorthWestern: Mrs Joseph Slinski, 45, of Menasha, was seriously injured when struck by a car owned and driven by George Wingrove Jr., Appleton. The accident occurred at Racine and First streets as Mrs Stanski and her 12-year-old son crossed. Wingrove and sister-in-law were in the car. The injured woman was taken to Theda Clark Hospital, with severe facial cuts and missing teeth. Witnesses said the crash appeared unavoidable and the driver was not held.
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Friede Zrolkowski
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Aart
Wine Grove
Anton Trezinski
Brezinski
Theda Clark Hospital
Tismone
Movto Revere
Joseph Martel
Oshkosh
Lyman
Boy Scouts End Great Jamboree At Arowe Park
Tens of thousands of Boy Scouts departed Arowe Park after camps broke amid rain and mud. About 45 contingents toured the site as 314,422 visitors attended. The chief scout issued a farewell message promising the scout symbol of peace as a golden arrow. The next jamboree will be in 1933, with place to be decided at Salzburg conference.
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Richbourc s hit gives Boston lead over Cubs
The Cubs trailed Boston 2 0 after five in Boston. Richbourg delivered a bases loaded single driving in three runs to give Boston the lead. Chicago opened the sixth with a man on base but failed to retake the advantage. In tennis at Rye New York Anne Pace of Philadelphia defeated Marton Hunt of San Francisco 6 1 7 5 while Cincinnati led the Glints 24 0 in the fourth with Rixey facing Fitesimmons.
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Evacuation of the Rhineland Mooted at The Hague Conference
Britain and allies press toward a rapid Rhineland evacuation with Christmas as a target but no firm date. The Hague talks seek a joint plan while asserting General agreement is needed with France and Belgium. Officials warn of uncertain outcomes if consensus fails. The conference also weighs German reparations and postwar arrangements.
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American visitor attacked in Mayfair flat in London
In London’s Mayfair district, American visitor Phil Eaton was severely attacked at his Half Moon Street flat. He was hospitalized in a dangerous condition after two men entered the premises and inflicted deep razor wounds, with Scotland Yard officers responding to an urgent call as Eaton remained unconscious for about twelve hours. His home address was not released.
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Governor of Sucre dies in battle in Cumana defense
Venezuelan Governor Emilio Fernandes of Sucre state was killed defending Cumana from a 400-strong rebel landing via steamer Falke flying the German flag. The clash left several rebel leaders dead or wounded, with prize prisoners taken as federal forces secured the area and restored quiet.
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Tiem Hanael Maria Caorabana
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Farm Folks Field Day to Explain Science on the Farm
University of Wisconsin field day explains science on farming with demonstrations on bacon soy saving and work saving practices. Morning sessions cover demonstrations, while afternoon plant demos are scheduled, reflecting a third annual Farm Folks Field Day by the university college of agriculture.
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University College of Agriculture
Half Enlisted Strength of Marines in the United States
Washington Sept. 1 Half the enlisted strength of the Marine Corps is now in the continental United States or on homeward duty from foreign stations. Secretary Adams notes quiet conditions abroad, with 1,200 Marines recently ordered withdrawn from Nicaragua and 800 due aboard the Henderson at Quantico to relieve China postings. The Henderson carries 500 replacements to China, while 460 more sail to the Pacific coast for transports to China.
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Doody Captured After Storming Flat In Chicago
Desperado Aestotange was not displayed by the suspect. Chicago officers seized the fugitive Doody at noon after a carefully planned raid on his West Jackson boulevard flat. He gave up without a fight as detectives entered. Doody, tied to two killings and multiple mail robberies, may face questions about the Davis Central train holdup. He was found with a divorcee and her child, while another arrest linked to the Illinois Central robbery was made.
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Donald H Holt
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Charles Levy
Berwyn
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Henry Ford urged to help curb abandoned cars nuisance
New York report: Borough President Harvey of Queens asks Henry Ford to lend his automotive expertise to remove discarded cars cluttering streets. Harvey cites rising costs and national strain from abandoned vehicles and says Ford, as leading car equipment producer, should share responsibility in solving the problem.
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Sheld
Robber in Sling Climbs Fire Escape to Stab Tenant
Milwaukee 21 year old Bauer escaped down a drain pipe after entering an apartment window armed with a fractured arm. He attempted to rob Ernest Peters 39. Peters, critically injured, refused surgery. Bauer is jailed on an attempted killing charge.
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