Upper House Chooses Among Three Income Tax Plans
Madison readers see a tax bill tangle as the Senate weighs Kohler Daggett Hitt and Roberts measures. Kohler Daggett passes 18 6 before moving to the assembly while Hitt would raise exemptions and boost revenue. Daggett would cut revenue. The Ket tle Moraine state park bill also advances 17 11 with 25 000 yearly for six years.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Thomas M. Duncan
Alvin C. Reta
Duncan
Assemblyman
Mauthe
Kettle Moraine
State Park
Kohler
Fond Dubac
Sheboygan
John ©. Schumann
Parents Should Help Children 10 Gorrett Defects
Washington report from the Public Health Service urges parents to talk more at home to aid children in speech development and prevent speech disorders. It cites about 1,000,000 Americans with speech issues, half of them children who stammer, and stresses home conversation as key to remedying non organic defects.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Statler
Robbers receive life terms for Elk River bank heist
In Elk River Minnesota Ray Salmon age 21 and Donald Millvan age 23 pleaded guilty to the 7200 dollar robbery of the Elk River National Bank and began life term sentences at Stillwater penitentiary. August Becker age 25 who was wounded in a gunfight with state officers was expected to plead guilty to first degree robbery and confessed to the Gilmore City bank crime. Alice Hull Becker age 18 wife of August Becker pleaded not guilty to receiving property with trial set for August 22.
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Elk River
Minn
U.P
Elk River National Bank
Ray Salmon
Donald Millvan
Gilmore City
Stillwater
August Becker
Becker
Gtimore City
Alice Hull Becker
Wif
Change Is Proposed In City Recreational Policy Milwaukee
An automobile on a thrill track amusement ride overturned after cresting a hill. The car soared, exploded in flames, and three occupants were injured but expected to recover. Rushed bystanders including A Heischel Wesley Bliffert and Mrs Gertrude O Neil aided the victims.
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Milwaukee
Heischel
Wesley Bliffert
Gertrude O'Neil
Reparations Settlement Breaks Down at Hague Conference
Louis Loucheur, French labor minister, said France cannot concede to Britain’s demand for a larger share of German reparations under the Young plan. A meeting of France, Italy, Belgium, and Japan delegates suggested a breakdown of the conference is likely as unanimity is required for decisions. Philip Snowden, the British chancellor, has shaped the session’s course since it began.
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Hague
Louis Loucheur
France
Great Britain
Owen D. Young
London
Reuters
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Philip Snowden
State Entitled Ten Gollegt Taxes From the Oneida Indians
Appleton Wis The care of Oneida Indians seeking exemption from taxes on their lands is considered closed by both the department of justice and the Indian bureau The state is now entitled to collect taxes from Indians who own unrestricted title to their land The federal decision will affect many locals holding tax certificates against Oneida property The Oneidas live on a reservation near Appleton but the land was allotted in 1891 and many are charity wards or destitute
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Appleton
Wis
Department of Justice
Indian Bureau
Foreclosures started to oust Negro residents in Kenosha
Two foreclosure actions were filed today against the Casa Loma Country club property used as a Chicago Negro resort. Complainants William Protzmann and William Buck hold first and second mortgages. the case follows title transfer from Aquila club. The Casa Loma club sits in an exclusive lakeside neighborhood where white cottage owners have voiced indignation and threats were reported against the Black guests as armed guards were posted.
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Kenosha
Wis
Casa Loma Country Club
Chicago
William Protzmann
William Buck
Aquila Club
Casa Loma Club
Weather Forecast Fragments From Midwest Regions
Fragmented regional forecast notes show Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan expecting increasing cloudiness with possible showers Friday. Northern areas may see showers, warmer Friday, with generally mild winds and clear to partly cloudy periods in various sections.
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Asa Iby Associated Press
Wisconsin
Upper Lakes
Michigan
Superior
Huron
Western
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
North
Northwestern
Huckins Surrenders Sought in Mail Fraud Case
Cedar Rapids and Milwaukee figures swirl as Elmer S Huckins and George Huckins face federal warrants for using the mails to defraud in a Midwest business scheme. Attorney Walter J Barngrover said Cedar Rapids authorities have not been directed to arrest Huckins and await talks with Milwaukee agents. Federal deputy M L Healy noted no arrest order from Milwaukee and mentioned persistent inquiries into the finances of George Huckins, owner of the Cedar Rapids baseball club, tied to the venture.
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Cedar Rapids
Elmer & Iuckins
Milwaukee
Walter J. Barngrover
Cedar Raids
Barngrover
Huckins Jt
M. L. Healy
Qiucking
Wisconsin
George Huckins
Middle West
Elmer 5
Huckins, Sr
Polonia
Here
Huckins
Elmer
Charged in death of boy insured for twenty thousand
Anderson county man J R Thomas is jailed after a coroner's jury ruled 1 5 year old Maxie Thomas died from mysterious causes. The father claimed Maxie slipped and drowned at Saluda River during a fishing trip on August 3. Clemson chemist Dr B F Robinson testified poisons were found in the boy’s stomach.
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Anderson
S. G— OT
Maxie
J. R. Thomas
Anderson County
Thomas
Saluda
B. F. Robinson
Clemson College
Lake Gogebic Park to be dedicated with water carnival
Lake Gogebic Park near Marinisco, Mich shows 400 acres taken for state use with improvements costing 5000 dollars authorized. A water carnival is planned for August 17 to mark the dedication in Two Winds town.
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Lake Gogebic
Twwonwood
Mich
Lake Gogebic Park
Mar_sinisco
Seventeenth win for Bush as Cubs beat Brooklyn 9 to 5
Bush earned his seventeenth victory guiding the Cubs to a 9 5 win over Brooklyn in the first game of a doubleheader. Chicago scored 9 runs to Brooklyn 5, with Bush and teammates Taylor McWeeney and Micinich contributing. Brooklyn led 2 0 after two innings of the second game while Vance pitched for Brooklyn. Gledhill advanced to the Culver semi finals by defeating Hugh McArthur 7 5 6 4.
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Ay Bush
Toitay
Cubs
Brooklyn
Chicago
Bush
Taylor
Clark
McWeeney
Micinich
Vance
Family must support head in court ruling
A Milwaukee judge ordered that a 52 year old man and his 60 year old brother must support their aged father, a drunkard who has not supported his family for eleven years and may have abused his wife. The court declared a suitable home be found for him, amid a contempt motion by the wife seeking divorce and a cross bill. The son testified opposition to calling the man father, urging care for the frail parent who cannot work.
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Milwaukee
Yen Anugh
Gustave G. Geirs
John Paul
Leopoldina
Jingeso
Ane
Ogamal
Paul
Frank 22
Gehra
Lhar
Vast Loss Hits Milwaukee Industrial Bay Shore After Fire
Milwaukee U P An industrial section along the south shore of Milwaukee s bay suffered hundreds of thousands in losses as salvage work began amid wreckage from a disastrous fire. The blaze started in the Pfister and Vozel Leather Co warehouse and, aided by a twenty five mile wind, destroyed the building and leaped to the Wisconsin Malleable Iron Foundry. Several smaller buildings were damaged and total losses were estimated at 300000 dollars.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Milwaukee's Bay
Pfister & Vozel Leather Co
Wisconsin
All Metal Dirigible to Have Right of Way
Washington P in order that the experimental tests of the all metal dirigible bul i for the navy might proceed without interruption at Grosse Isle airport near Detroit pilots of other aircraft in the vicinity have been requested to give it right of way Tests of the tin ship will be conducted from now until September 1 and William B McCracken Sr as a vndtant secretary of commerce for aeronautics requested that particular care be exercised by other armmen to av a close approach during the maneuvers
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Washington
Navy
Grosse Isle
Detroit
William B. McCracken
Vndtant
National Bank Resources Fall in Spring to Summer
The comptroller of the currency reported a material drop in national banking resources from spring to mid summer with total resources at 27.44 billion on June 29, down 1.58 billion since March 27. The number of national banks declined from 7,375 to 7,536, reflecting several large withdrawals under the national banking law while trust activities remained active with 2,442 banks holding trust powers and 1,734 fiduciary institutions administering 75,988 trusts.
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Washington
Dw. Pole
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Naval disarmament talks advance with MacDonald trip planned
London reports that disarmament negotiations between London and Washington are progressing satisfactorily. Premier MacDonald is expected to visit Washington in October after Geneva, to discuss tentative five power conference arrangements. A luncheon with Ambassador Dawes is anticipated in Elgin on August 24.
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Washington
Elt
Premer MacDonald
United States
Geneva
Assembly of
League of Nations
MacDonald
Dawes
Elgin
Auto jumps fence in Fond du Lac incident
Two Green Lake youths claimed an altitude record for automobiles when their car mounted a three foot embankment on highway 49 and jumped a farmer’s fence landing upright. The brakes failed to stop the vehicle, leading to the unusual crash in a farmyard.
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Fond du Lac
Vis
Green Lake
Highway 49
Far Reaching Farm Policies Initiated by Federal Board
Federal Farm Board launches sweeping policy drive to stabilize agriculture via cooperative marketing and nationwide coordination. Formed months ago, the board aims to unite farmers under national corporations for marketing wheat, grains, and wool. An advisory council will redirect agricultural thought toward crop-specific strategies and strengthen farmer controlled cooperatives.
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Raymond TE. Henle
Associated Press
Washington, DC
Federal Farm Board
Uie
Fare Nationy
Tom
Furumers National Grain Marketing Corporation
Tt Fndarmnential
Farina Renet
Foundalian
Chicago
Outaber
Advertisers Close Congress After Farewell Speeches
The International Advertising Congress closes its sessions after a formal farewell between President Ghanies O. Younggreen of Milwaukee and Dr Luther of Germany. Younggreen praised the gathering as the greatest of its kind and said advertising is a force for world peace. German hospitality earned thanks as the delegation plans a ten day tour of Dresden Leipzig Rothenburg Munich Nuremberg and Frankfort including the Black Forest.
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Ghanies O. Youngereen
Milwiukee
Luther
Germany
Younggreen
Uth
Younngreen
Mayo Moers
Dresden
Leipzig
Rothenburg
Munich
Nuremberg
Frankfort
Black Forest
Boris
St. Louis
International Advertising Congressy
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission lacks power to mandate store-door freight
Washington D C U P I Today the Interstate Commerce Commission, after an inquiry into freight receipt and delivery in New York City, ruled it has no power under the Interstate Commerce Act to require carriers to establish store-door receipt and delivery. It also said the practice of constructive station service by trucking in place of lighterage by the New York Central, Central Railroad of New Jersey, and the Baltimore and Ohio cannot be sanctioned due to clear tendencies to violate the act.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York City
New York Central
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Baltimore and Ohio
Snook Awaits Sentence Or A New Trial
Dr. James H. Snook, former Ohio State University professor, sits in county jail awaiting either a death sentence for the murder of Miss Hix or a new trial ruling. Judge Svennett set Monday for a motion hearing, with execution possible within five days if denied. Snook’s lawyers plan appeals, and he appeared calm, claiming memory gaps regarding the rifle range incident.
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Commons Pleas
Missness
Theorix
Hewary L. Svennett
Snook
Rentener
Death blamed on breaking of brew bottle
Police in Alexandria Virginia say Wayne Arnold Germond aged 1 of Burke's Station died after a bottle of home brew exploded. A glass shard lodging in his throat while he carried it to his father caused the fatal injury as he passed to an Alexandria hospital.
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Alexandria
Wayne Arnold Dermond
Burke's Station
Here
William R. Germond
Wayne
New Leaders Named for City Recreation and Athletics
Health and recreation committee plans to propose at the board of education meeting on Friday Aug 30 that Milwaukee's Miller be named recreation director replacing Berg and Richard J Erdlitz be named director of athletics for all schools. Vocational board must approve. plan assigns 30 hours to Erdlitz plus salary, and he would direct athletic programs in free time. Regular football and freshman activities led by Schneider and Callies. Nussbaum to assist in high school track. previous coach Christofferson moving to new role.
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Health and Recreation Committee
Board of Education
TR. €. Miller
Milwaukee le
Frank ¥. Berg
Richard J. Erdlitz
Vocational Board of Education
Vocational School Infilding
Etdlitz
Vocational Selinas
Vocational Board
Erdlitz
Frdlitz
Othey
J. Schneider
Carl Callies
Erdnitz
Jack Nussbaum
Ralph Christofferson
Miller
Erdlite
Criticism leveled at Milwaukee fire department after Bay View blaze
Critics blame Milwaukee fire leaders for a devastating Bay View district fire that ruined the Wisconsin Malleable Iron plant, with W P Westenberg saying delayed response and hydrant access cost the firm about 150000. He disputed fire officials on water pressure and hydrant availability while the chief defended tactics and hydrant spacing.
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Bay V
W P. Westenberg
Wisconsin Malleable Iron Company
Chie Petey Steinkellner
Moc
Itt
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