Opposition to Black Expressed in Senate by Wire
Senators report receipt of many letters and telegrams urging delay in Sen ator Black's confirmation as a Supreme Court justice. Protests may not derail the nomination. judiciary committee shows a majority ready to approve. Telegrams from the Bar of the City of New York and labor groups support Black while some members oppose or remain undecided.
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Washington
Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Austin
Vermont
Alfred A. Cook
Judiciary
Association of the Bar of the City of
New York
Judiciary Committee of
Senate
Clark
Ashurst
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Norris
Nebraska
Arsenic Noted in Shaw Death Amid Slaying Probe
Wisconsin report partially confirms Orla Shaw likely ingested arsenic but says death stemmed from bacterial infection amid the case of his niece Mildred Best’s murder at Soldiers Grove. Harold Best, 15, jailed for the slaying. search finds poisons at Shaw farm.
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Prairie du’ Chien
Wis
U.P
C. H. Bunting
University of Wisconsin
Orla Shaw
Jeremiah O'Neil
Crawford County
Bunting
O'Neil
Frank L. Kozelka
Shaw
Richland Center
Mildred Best
Soldiers Grove Farm
Harold Best
Soldiers Grove
Blunting
Kozelka
Sidney Hanson
Hanson
New Canyon Forms Beside 75-Foot Deep Gap at Buhi Farm
In Buhi Idaho a new 20 by 75 foot sinkhole appeared beside a larger 175 plus foot canyon that opened two weeks earlier. A 28 foot thick wall separates the two. Farner H A Rebbert is 350 yards away. Crevices widen as subterranean blasts and dust columns rise.
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Buhi
Idaho
Farner H. A. Rebbertson
Blonde Mrs Hahn pleads not guilty to murder charge
Cincinnati reports Anna Hahn, a German-born former teacher, pleads innocent to murder in the death of George Greilman 67 amid probes of three more deaths. Prosecutor Outcalt cites poison traces and a bottle found at Hahn's home as evidence. She also pleads not guilty to grand larceny and a Colorado Springs fugitive warrant.
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Cincinnati
Anna Hahn
George Greilman
Dudley M. Outcall
Outcalt
Gseliman
O. P. Behrer
Hahn
George Hess
Cutcalt
Polish star Jedrzejowska captures eastern grass title
Polish national champion Ada Jedrzejowska defeated Alice Marble of California 7 5 6 4 in straight sets at the Westchester Country Club to win the eastern grass court women's singles title. Her forehand and backhand placements broke Marble's attack in both sets.
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Adwiga Jedrasjowska
Alice Marble
California
United States
Westchester Country Club
Miss Jedrzejowska
Miss Marble
Sali
Alice
Love
Plans for South Side gym inspected by committee
Auler Jensen Brown presented tentative plans for a South Side gym and recreation building to the Oshkosh board of education and business committee. No action was taken as the project was tied to a WPA proposal requested by Mayor Wiechering. If built, the 195 by 118 foot white concrete structure on Jefferson school lot would serve as a city recreation center and convention venue with a gym accommodating up to 3,000 and bleachers for about 2,090, plus a large domestic science room.
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Auler, Jensen & Brown
Board of Education
Co. A. Wiechering
Wisconsin Avenue
South Side
Henry Auler
John Jinbudde
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Tenth
Minnesota Streets
Tenth Street
Minnesota Street
Hopes Waiting For Wage Hour Bill This Session
The session shows little sign of passing a wage and hour bill as Speaker Bankhead indicated it likely won’t be considered before adjournment. He warned the measure requires two thirds and that rules committee delay may force a petition to move it next session.
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Bankhead
Washington
House
Congress
Rules Committee
Cow Found Missing Man Linked to Bear Attack Theory
Shawano Wisconsin sheriff says Albert Speering vanished after buying cow blood and borrowing $430. Bloodhounds traced scent to a shed near County Trunk Highway A while bloodstains on outer clothing differed from inner garments, supporting unconfirmed bear attack theory at the Procks Stoxs lumber camp woods.
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Shawane
Wis
Carl Druckrey
Shawano County
Albert Speering
Shawano
Druckrey
Speering
Jbank
Heo
C. EB. Stubenwoll
Bowler
Leon Hartwick
Procks-Stoxs
Siderwoods
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Great Lakes Region
Showers tonight or Sunday with a few storms. Warmer in northeast and extreme north, cooler Sunday in southwest and west central areas. Milwaukee cloudy to fair, temperatures near normal to above in Great Lakes region with a trend toward cooler later week. Ruckstaff Observatory reports max 84, min 41 with no precipitation.
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San
Associated Pres
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Fair Milwaukee
Phoenix
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Chicago
Great Lakes
Ruckstaff Observatory
Three Americans Dead Two Wounded in Shanghai Raid
Shanghai reports deadly aerial attack by Chinese bombers hit the international settlement. At least three prominent Americans died including Dr. Frank J. Rawlinson and H. S. Honigsberg, with two others wounded. Bombing near the Cathay hotel and Avenue Edward VII caused extensive casualties as police estimated dozens killed and hundreds injured.
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Morris J. Harris
Shanghai
Frank J. Rawlinson
China
H.S. Honigsberg
Robert Reischauer
United States
Princeton
Palace Hotel
Nanking Road
Lompital
Cathay Hotel
Bund
International Settlement
Avenue Edward VII
Thibet Road
J. M. Kerby
Employe
Haskins & Sons
New York
R. R. Rous
Saco
Montana
Rawlinson
Honigsbert
Edward VII
Aarons Sustains Demurrer In Mitten Case Milwaukee
Circuit Judge Charles L. Aarons sustained Sheriff Edward J. Mitten's demurrer to the state’s complaint seeking to oust him under the corrupt practices act. The ruling held the complaint does not state a cause of action, granting special prosecutor Gerald P. Hayes 10 days to amend. The suit, in support of defeated candidate Carl Hempel, seeks to protect the voter's true choice and prevent influence by forbidden practices. A separate $25,000 libel and slander action against Mitten and the Nowiny Polski newspaper is pending.
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Milwaukee
Charles L. Aarons
Edward J. Mitten
Aarons
Gerald P. Hayes
la Follette
Behal
Carl Hempel
Lickel
Mitten
Nowiny Polski
Hempel
Roosevelts Escape Bombing At Shanghai Hotel
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr and her son Quentin narrowly escaped death when a bomb shattered the Cathay Hotel in Shanghai. They had just left the hotel with Madame Chiang Kai Shek’s wife nearby amid calls to withhold further bombing until foreigners and refugees are safe. The attack killed scores and left widespread destruction as tensions and casualties rose in the city.
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Shanghai
U.P
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Chiang Kai Shek
Roosevelt
Quentin
Cathay Herel
Mrs. Roosevelt
Col
Philipping Islands
Safety at Sea Bill Passed by Senate
The senate passed a safety at sea bill sent to the house. It replaces Copeland’s prior proposal and arose from a senate inquiry into ship disasters. The measure sets safety rules for operation and crew quarters, and calls for federal inspection.
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Senate
Washington
House
Copeland
New York
Senate Commerce Committee
Yahr Will Retain Control Of Wholesale Firm
Milwaukee union official says a settlement reached with Yahr Lang Inc. keeps Fred E. Yahr as president and general manager. The agreement ends a strike, dismisses lawsuits, and rehiring all but three officials: George Huseby, Robert Blair, and John Sprengier.
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Milwaukee
R. A. Anderson
Retail Clerks Protecive Association
American Federaton of Labor
Thay
Yahr Lang Inc
Fred E. Yahr
Yahr
George Huseby
Robert Blair
John Sprengier
Manazet
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Las
North Pole
Brunete
Long Teruel
Frias
Mendayce
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Madrid
Cerugl
Spain
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Villancuva de la Canada
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Valencia
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Peame
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