Guffey Coal Bill Passed by the House
The House approved the Guffey coal bill by 194 to 168 with a 26 vote margin. The measure creates a national coal industry code under wage, hour, trade practice and price fixing controls. It imposes a 16 percent levy on mine shaft coal value with a 1 percent drawback for compliant producers. The bill faced hard partisan splits and mixed reactions from supporters and opponents.
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Legion Urges Support Move Against Reds at Rally
Eau Claire Wis A state American Legion convention heard a call to erase uncertainty about the permanence of American government. Rev R E Evans of Wauwatosa urged the Legion to stand firm while 11 boys aged 8 to 16 representing the Sons of the American Legion recited their creed. Evans warned that if the Legion fails to act within five years it risks leaving the youth with doubt about the nation's future. He denied red baiting and emphasized patriotic unity through a constitutional, conservative approach.
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Paine Bank rental bids withdrawn for sealed review
In circuit court the Milk Pool Products cooperative and Paine Lumber Company linked bids to rent and option to purchase the Paine Thrift bank building. Sealed bids will be submitted to the state banking commission by Thursday at 10 AM, with a recommendation due Saturday morning.
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State Banking Commission
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C. J. Schwarz
Ke J. Singier
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Sivilarity
Fish and Sinclair Draw Large Crowd in West Visit
A crowded gathering heard remarks by Fish and Sinclair amid jeers and cheers. Supporters urged votes for Republicans while others questioned economic conditions as the duo addressed social reform and duty during the visit.
Aerial Hearse Arrives At Seattle For Will Rogers
Pan American officials announced the arrival of the hearse carrying Will Rogers and Wiley Post at Seattle Tacoma airport. Pilot Joe Crosson flew the bodies from Vancouver to the West Coast as morticians prepared the hangar for the arrival. A crowd waited through the night while officials and friends, including Amon Carter, gathered. The procession will continue toward Los Angeles for the funeral arrangements and burial plans are expected to be announced.
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Roosevelt to address Young Democrats by radio next Saturday
President Roosevelt will speak at 2 p m EST Saturday in Milwaukee over a naval hookup to address the Young Democratic Clubs of America. Delays by Congress postponed in Milwaukee, with Woodward guiding the program. Governors and national attendees expected.
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Governor Is Chief Speaker At Meeting
Escanaba Michigan reports a gubernatorial appearance as chief speaker at a local meeting. Details unclear due to OCR errors but notes indicate a conservative event with the governor leading remarks and addressing attendees. Local officials and residents were present.
Auto Hit by Train Leaves Lyons Driver Safe
An auto is struck by a fast train near Lyons Wisconsin. The driver escapes unharmed as workers assist after the collision. Details remain unclear as investigators assess the wreckage and safety measures at the crossing.
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Influence of England May Avert Crash
Paris reports a deadlock as the Ethiopian peace talks stall. Rome warns of imminent Italian action in Ethiopia while commodity exchanges close in 10 cities. London voices war alarm from Italy’s rejection of concessions as Addis Ababa sees unification against danger. Dublin notes De Valera plans to champion Ethiopia at the League. Continued discussion hints at wider European war risk.
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15 Killed In Accidents End of Week
A string of deadly accidents across Wisconsin and nearby states left fifteen people dead by week’s end. Reports describe crashes and wrecks involving farmers, drivers, and travelers, with multiple injuries and unclear details in scattered summaries from Chippewa Lake, Shell Lake, and Minneapolis areas.
Paines Win Government CCC Contract Amid Regatta Mess
The Paine Lumber company secured a federal contract to supply portable and demountable frame buildings for 21 CCC camps in Minnesota, employing about 200 Oshkosh woodworkers for six to eight weeks. Valued around 200 050 dollars, the project was awarded after government bids. Paine officials stressed the order won’t reopen the Paine plant or supply excessive sash and doors beyond the contract’s needs.
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Paine
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Mark Whittlesey
St. Paul
Mr. Davis
CCC
Paime
Paine Company
Selassie Ordered Munitions From American Firm
A dispatch from Addis Ababa reports Emperor Selassie ordered munitions from an American company. The itemization and dates are unclear due to damaged text but reference to Hartford, Connecticut, and a gun‑arm maker is noted. No confirmation of quantities or delivery details is available in the readable portions.
Temporary bridges torn out by flood in Baraboo region
Flood forces rapid removal of temporary bridges in Baraboo area. Damaged structure near the river prompted swift response and temporary closures as crews assess impact and redirect traffic. Authorities warn of continued high water and possible further closures.
Takes oath of office as two Republicans enter congress
Washington reports 2 Republicans took the oath of office while Rhode Island opposition voiced discontent as a 38th birthday marked entry into a congress moving toward adjournment. A New Deal candidate was defeated, signaling a political shift.
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