Wisconsin Senate OKs Ten Million University Bill
The Wisconsin Senate passed the ten million university appropriation bill after debate over surtax provisions. The measure cleared with a 16 to 11 vote, Localist-Progressive coalition opposing, while conservatives backed final passage awaiting assembly action. A reconsideration motion failed 18 to 13.
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Wis. University
Senate
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Assembly
William H. Markham
Boldlang Blanchard
Fire destroys four businesses in Gays Mills blaze
A morning fire in Gays Mills Wisconsin destroyed four businesses including Buest Clothing and a millinery shop and damaged others. Firefighters aided by external districts halted the spread as wind and low water pressure challenged efforts. Investigators questioned tourists but found no link to the blaze.
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Gays Mills
Wis
Prairie du Chien
Boscobel
Buest Clothing Company
Dagnon Meat Market
Pohlman Bakery
Robert Young Furniture
Madison
Wisconsin extension dean targets million dollar Milwaukee campus
Senators Goodland and Schumann accused Chester D. Snell, head of the University of Wisconsin extension division, of pursuing a $1,000,000 state university in Milwaukee. The discussion warned that failure of the agreement could trigger a special session to fund. The passage also notes legislators voted themselves more pay, approving a $100 monthly salary increase under a reconsidered measure.
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Mathson-Wit
Chester D. Snell
Unversity of Wisconsin Extension Division
Thomas M. Dimncall
Assembly
Calendar reform urged by thirteen months of twenty eight days
A nine town committee led by George Eastman urged Secretary Stimson to forward a League of Nations calendar reform plan. The proposal divides the year into thirteen equal months of twenty eight days with a mid year intercalary day named Peace Day or Year Day, plus a leap day on June 29 as an extra Sabbath or holiday.
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Washington
Stirsen
Nintoun Committee
Rniondas
Ieague of Nations
George Eastman
Rochester
N.Y
League of Nations
Desperate Firefighting Across Pacific Northwest Regions
Firefighting fronts race to contain raging forest fires across Washington, Oregon, and neighboring Canada as dry winds and heat fuel blazes. Reinforcements arrive from Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona while planes aid crews. deaths and injuries are reported amid threatening timber stands and shifting winds.
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Seattle
Maine
Pacific Northwest
Canada
Sal Nore
C, & Ilutton
Sedra Wooley
Wailly
Falline
Lake Saniish
Bellingghem
Wash
E. P. Fionn
Portland
Wenatchee
Snales
Fionn
Chelain National Forest
Plyan
Washington
Blceder Donovan Lumber Mills
Inahe
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Rainier National ST 8
Sherman Creek
Coville National Foxes
Baranby Creek
Lamont Not Planning to Go to The Hague
London report quotes Thomas W. Lamont saying he will not travel to The Hague to help with reparations deadlock. He notes an invitation from former colleagues of the Young Committee but prefers to stay away.
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Lamont
the Hague
London
Thomas W. Lamon
Inquirers
Hague
Retailers Reelected In Racine Wisconsin Name Change Planned
The Wisconsin Retailers association reelected all officers at the convention in Racine and voted to rename the group the Wisconsin Retail Growers association. Officers include P. J. Zentner Oshkosh president Emil Waak Manitowoc second vice Otto Kugler Milwaukee third vice John Van Der Puy Sheboygan treasurer A E Geshe Carl Marcos Fond du Lac Fred Zermuelsen Two Rivers directors. The name change follows a claim that 95 percent of members are grocers.
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Racine
Wis
Wisconsh Retailers’ Association
Wisconsin Retail Growers' Association
P. J. Zentner
Oshkosh
Emil Waak
Manitowoc
Otto Kugler
Milwaukee
John van der Puy
Sheboygan
A. E. Geseh
Carl Marcos
Fond du Lac
Fred Zermuelsen
Two Rivers
Groc
Naval parity means nothing in disarmament debate
Williamstown experts argue naval parity cannot ensure security as industrial power and new weapons will outpace any equal fleets. They cite U S strength from factories and resources, Britain's and Britain's rivals’ evolving technologies, and warn parity fails to halt aggression or protect democracy.
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Williamstown
Mass
Donn Giovanni Elia
Rome
Institute of Policies
Owasspd
Great Britain
United States
Tontaire
Cu ¢ Young
Proigment
Europe
Soviet Union
Appleton An Heads Legon Appleton An Heads Legon
Kohasha Wisconsin report on Wisconsin Legion elections with candidates from Appleton Superior Kenosha Milwaukee Portage and others. New leaders include president chaplain adjutant and commanders for districts. plan to unify dues and cards via mobile crews and Armistice day broadcast discussed.
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Kohasha
Wis
Rmlyrshiall Groff
Appleton
Imenimnous Choe
Anntiean Lewin
Department of Wisconsin
Camander
Csisaings
Mide
Utter
Cart
Rhodes
Hariford
Thaey Ranchon
Portage
Pennine
Girat Suece
Rea Howdle
Superior
Fo Sravey
Port Atkimson
Ars
Rei
Mettoy
Sparta
Sfohir
Jad Dune Ackley
Walter Caishiatyon
Washburn
Rome
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Fe Wasfarn
Wise Bosh Aia
Tin Biebta
Mir
University of Tenevdynmiee
Wade Camminuider
Stoke
Milwauneer
Petersen
Look Out For Padded Figures In Crossroad Traffic Count
A Northwestern editorial questions a traffic census on the Alienville crossroad amid protests from Winnebago County taxpayers. It claims some drivers may have altered counts to influence highway funding, urging the county board to verify average travel under normal conditions and avoid bias driven tallies.
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Winnebago County
Alienville
County Board of Supervisors
Avenvillé
Winnebaga County
Mystery surrounds death of Dorothy Anne in Minneapolis
The body of 1 year old Dorothy Anne was found wrapped in ginny sacks south of Minneapolis. Police say a well dressed older man seen in the neighborhood may be involved, and autopsy has begun to determine cause. The parents Me. card and Mrs. Andrew K Anne identify the child. Authorities offer a reward and search for the suspect.
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Ston
Dorothy Anne
Minneapolis
Seth
Cillbert Seachtre
C. A. Hobbs
Cecarier
Ford
Belibad
J “Pwo Konneri
Minneapolig
Willd
St. Pra
Potlee
Pen Vite
Waal
Deretin
Rink
Grovery
Tages
Stopes
Lev
Dorothy Dy
Sivas
Fren
Brollar
Auris Fung
Uimebae
Phoy
Ais Etrangers
William B. Sunee
Aune Fami
Cubs Rain Out Gives Pirates Chance In Pennant Chase
Cubs were rained out in Brooklyn delaying their NL pennant bid while Pittsburgh trailed Boston 1 to 0 in the seventh. Hurst hit his 25th with men on base as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 2 to 1. Washington led the White Sox 7 0 in the first inning amid a reported on field incident in Columbus.
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Ccubs
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Boston
Hurst
Mhillies
Cincinnati
Washington
White Sox
Graf Zeppelin's second leg routes from Friedrichshafen to Japan
The Graf Zeppelin prepares to depart Friedrichshafen at 4:30 am for the second leg of its round the world flight toward Fukyo Japan. Experts note vast Siberian terrain and language diversity ahead with postwar geography changing route options and radio readiness crucial for ongoing transmission.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Hugo Fekener
Graf Zeppelin
B.S. Tu
Washington
Fukyo
Japan
National Geographic Society
Hugo Eelener
Okhotsk
Siberia
Bekenor
Gilbert
Gyros
Yonor
Chagaaphic Zocloby
Hix
Ob Dhe
Someke
Guy Lae
Rane
Con. Linde
Rigsda
Formanee
Lopo Farhier
Ebaing
Nage
Uabekistan
Kyuurakirghiada
Varkeministan
Freteky
America
Bhevy
Oil West
Krasnoyarsk
Prohibition Raids Target Calumet District Leaders
A sweep by federal agents arrested about 165 people in Chicago and Indiana Harbor as part of a Calumet district crackdown on liquor and vice. Mayor Hale and Chief Regan faced conspiracy charges, with more than 100 warrants outstanding. Nick Sudovich linked to Capone operations was seized.
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Hale
East Chicago
Calumet District
Indiana Harbor
Hammond
Ag Federal Prohibition
Calumet
East Chi
Fudiana Harbor
Crown Point
United States
Raleigh P. Hale
Fast
Chicago
James E. Regan
Nick Sudovich
Gapone
Philadelphia
Ligqter
Gieerh
Federal
South Bend
Resan
Sudevich
Bate
Regan
Ish Chi
Caluimet
Galver M. Loomis
Eivil
Harry G. Leslie
Fyvarkial Jay
Amphibian Plane Down on Lake Erie. One Missing
An amphibian plane from Thonpron Aeronautica forced down on Lake Erie about four miles west of Pelee Island. Pilot Kasper and a companion were rescued by the Midland King steamer, while searchers continued for the other missing man.
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Man
Cleveland, O
Thonpron Aeronautica Corporation
Leake Erie
Pelee Stand
Dagk iKasper
Copitot
Omar
Mie
Midland Kang
Repay Dowell
Cleveland
Pilot
BP Bertlittie
Gedar Tapids
Freghter Midland
Maat
C2 A
Lapole
Patterson
Miechame
Denranrk
Jack Baspov
Phompsai
Lupold
Teeante
Kasper
Weather summary and temperatures across regions
Wan MUR Wan MUR nav ang Wh Day s length Sith Sun Rea Bets on ya. Wisconsin Mostly falta Thursday frit Lexacept Increaging in northeast portion driving temperature in afternoon. Upper Lakea Moderate winds west to north this afternoon and decreasing Thursday partly cloudy tonight mostly fair Thursday. Upper Michigan Partly cloudy slightly cooler in north central portions Thursday. Cloudy Fram Barkatal Obstreatorys Monday temperatures maximum 77 minimum precipitation 0.18 wind northwest. Barometer 29.39 at 8 p m.
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Wisconsin
Upper
Lakea
Michigan
Reneeally
Northwestern
Tam
Clourly
Baromneter
Neenah Man Elected Rotary District Governor
Neenah man Norton Williams was unanimously elected 1931 district governor of Rotary by delegates from Wisconsin and upper Michigan clubs at the district convention in West Allis Wisconsin. Also named were lieutenant governors J B Murray A G Gillett Harry E Moody T H Sanderson J Worthington Frank Hyver and Roy Parkinson. Marinette selected as 1930 convention city.
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West Alls
Wis
Norton
Liams
Neenah
Rotary
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
J B. Murray
Las du Flambeau
A. G. Gillett
Superior
Harry E. Moody
Ripon
T. H. Sanderson
Portege
J. Worthington
Waukesha
Frank Hyver
Whitewater
Roy Parkinson
Mineral Point
H. J. Rogers
Racine
John G. Chappell
Ironwood
Mich
H. W. Krueger
Oconto Falls
Marinette
Bergstrom Scholarship Established at Carroll College
A Bergstrom scholarship is funded by the will of Dedvieh W. Bergstrom and established at Carroll College in Waukesha Wisconsin. The $5,000 bequest to the college trustees will be invested, with proceeds supporting needy and worthy students. Bergstrom, a Neenah Wisconsin businessman and Presbyterian supporter, had previously contributed to the college.
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Waukesha
Wis
I.p
Dedvieh W. Bergstrom
Nemah
Bergstrom
Carroll College
Heedy
Lfe
W. A. Ganfield
Presbyterian Church At
Neenah
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