Olson Grows Weaker Under Hospital Care
Rochester Mayo Clinic physicians report Governor Floyd B Olson appears weaker with difficulty feeding. Official bulletin notes no marked change, pulse and temperature near normal. Maurice Rose says Olson had a restless night with localized abdominal pains. condition still serious but improved since air hospital return.
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Rochester
Ming
Floyd B. Olson
Mayo Clinic
Maurice Rose
Rose
Governor Olson
William J. Mayo
Olson
City Atty. Magnuson files denial in courthouse zoning case
Harvey C. Oleson, city building inspector, awaits service of the city's answer in the injunction suit by 10 petitioners to block a Clark Kennedy courthouse permit. Magnuson argues amended zoning does not abuse discretion and denies plaintiffs lack of remedy or potential damages. Plaintiffs named include Earl H. Marquart and others. Atty. Pist and R. C. Laus represent county defendants.
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Common Council
Harvey C. Oleson
Lewis C. Magnusen
Clark-Kennedy
Magnusen
Floyd D. Atherton
Earl H. Marquart
HH OW
Roenitz
W. J. Hayer
E. C. Nielsen
Erna Harmon
Isabelle Maxcy
Nettie A. Hume
Carlton Konrad
F. H. Josslyn
M. E. Woodlock
Pist
Atty
R. C. Laus
Knox Campaign Speech in Maryland Rain
Col Knox urged simpler laws for fair play during a Maryland appearance in a drizzle crowd at the United Retail Merchants association convention. He mocked federal overreach and quoted a dog pound in Memphis as an example of overregulation.
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Robert M. Yoder
Associated Press
Hagerstown
Frank Knox
Memphis
Tenn
Hullaballoo
United Retail Merchants Association
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
John R. Fisher
ARMA
Fairgrounds
Knox
A. Martin
Estes Park
Colo
Alf M. Landon
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
New York
Missouri
Topeka
Kan
Miners Trapped as Rescue Efforts Stall at Waterlogged Shaft
Grim rescue efforts stalled by gas filled air shaft lead to threats from trapped miners families. Chief state mine inspector Arnold Griffith guards an abandoned duct while four men work in relays to reach four entombed workers Demmer Sexton A W McCann Edward Stonner Stenner Cameron and WOLK crowds of 3000 gather nearby hoping for signs of life.
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Grim
Arnold Griffith
Griffith
Demmer Sexton
A. W. McCann
Edward Stonner Jy
George T. Cameron
Stenner
Sexton
Lewis Sees New Lineup in Politics at State Fair
Democratic whip J Hamilton Lewis predicted a future with three new political groups conservative liberal and radical changing the current party map. He spoke at the Illinois State Fair with Attorney General Cummings and President Roosevelt backing Horner against Kelly as factions vie for control. The liberal party would broaden citizen opportunity and push constitutional and legal changes through federal state and municipal cooperation.
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Springfield
Lewis
Cummings
Democratic High Command
State
Henry Horner
Roosevelt
Washington
Horner
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Kelly
Liberal Party
Catalonia Seeks Autonomy Amid Regional Fervor
The Barcelona government council decreed confiscation of private property and declared Catalonia independent in maintaining order, prompting calls for autonomous steps in 14 other regions. Meanwhile, more than six railway cars of war munitions head from Mexico City to Spain aboard the Magallanes, signaling potential aid to the leftist government and angering fascist powers.
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H. E. Knoblaugh
Associated Press
Madrid
Catalonia
Spain
Republic
Barcelona
Barcelona Generalitat
Autonomous
William Lander
United Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Germany
Vera Cruz
Bank Robbery In Seymour Bank Heist
Three men robbed the Seymour State Bank of 5628 dollars and 25 cents yesterday afternoon in Seymour Wisconsin. Two gunmen entered the lobby and ordered bank staff and customers to lie down before forcing seven people into the vault. An accomplice drove away in an automobile and authorities pressed the search in northeastern Wisconsin.
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Seymour
Wis
Seymour State Bank
Wisconsin
Charles Prosser
Harold Olson
Prosser
Olson
Bank
Three Die When Freight Locomotive Boiler Explodes
Beckley West Virginia reports a freight locomotive boiler exploded on a lonely valley track killing three trainmen. Conductor Blaine Simmons Raleigh and Engineman Brown Nunally Hinton died before rescue crews arrived. Fireman Ray E. Singer Oak Hill died later in Beckley hospital.
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Beckley
W. Va
Blaine Simmons
Raleigh
Brown Nunally
Hinton
Ray E. Singer
Oak Hill
Paley Bros. Junk Warehouse Destroyed By Fire
Madison reports a fire destroyed the Paley Bros. junk warehouse causing an estimated loss of 50 000. Flames shot high into the air threatening nearby homes and businesses on the west side before firefighters subdued the blaze.
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Madison
Paley Bros
West Side
Ronkai
City Treasurer Dies After Heart Attack in Pittsville
Charles Senrinner, 61, longtime Pittsville city treasurer for 22 years, died at his home from a heart attack suffered yesterday. A native of Waukesha he lived in Milwaukee before moving to Pittsville 37 years ago. He is survived by his wife and two sons.
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Pittsville
Charles Senrinner
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Milk price increases ordered by Wisconsin department
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture announced new price hikes effective September 1 in six more areas, bringing total city increases to 28. A 10 cent per quart basic price is set for Portage Shawano New London West Bend Beaver Dam Oneida and Vilas counties to aid farmers during drought. Prices for butterfat payments vary by county and milk tests, with adjustments for fat content.
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Madison
U.F
State Department of Agriculture
Stevens Point
Portage
Shawano
New London
West Bend
Beaver Dam
Oneida
Vilas
Ashland
Chippewa Falls
Marshfield
Berlin
Oconto
Rhinelander
Wisconsin
Shawang
Marks Taken Aboard Train At 3 30 A M Enroute 10 Shawano
Verne Marks a 19 year old from Shawano Wis was taken aboard an eastbound limited train at Pasco Wash at 3 30 a m in custody of Sheriff Otto Bruckery to face first degree murder trial in Wisconsin. He allegedly confessed killing Robert Bernstein during July near Shawano and stealing Bernstein s car before fleeing to the coast. He had been convicted of a Tacoma robbery and entered the state penitentiary here nine days ago under a 2 year sentence. The officials expect to reach St Paul Friday night.
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Walla
Wash
Li Verne Marks
Pasco
Otto Bruckery
Shawano
Wis
Robert Bernstein
Bernstein
Accidental Drowning Verdict in Wisconsin Case
A coroner’s jury ruled May Gaurke an accidental drowning near Windlake Wisconsin after a boat trip with fiancé Slargid Linderman. Autopsy showed no injury, lungs congested from drowning. Linderman testified they swam from opposite sides of the boat and May vanished. He awaited an August 25 court date on a morals charge.
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Ravine
Wis
May Gaurke
Milwaukee
Windlake
Here
Slargid Linderman
May
Linderman
Belcoming
Ecnast Guard
Marcos Fernan-Nunnez
Marquette University
William Konnak
Racine County
Oscar M. Edwards
E. B. Yanny
Milwaukee Railroad
German Warships Threaten Force Over High Seas Search
Berlin warns Spanish waters to respond with force to any unjustified acts after the Kamerun search. Seven German warships en route to Spain reinforce detention warnings. Admiral Carl orders a forcible reply to breaches of free shipping and a prior incident near Seville is cited.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Madrid
Kamerun
Spain
Carl
Almirante Valdez
Seville
Libertad
High Seas
Otto Chapple foe made head of department
Madison reports Prof. Max C. Otto will head the University of Wisconsin philosophy department succeeding 70 year old Prof. Frank C. Sharp who retires. The new budget also advances several other promotions and retirements including emeritus Prof. E. B. McGilvary and leave for Prof. Martin G. Glasser.
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Madison
Max C. Otto
University of Wisconsin
John B. Chapple
Ashland
Department of Philosophy
Otto
Frank C. Sharp
Chapple
Brunette Committee
Senate
Sharp
E. B. McGilvary
University
Martin G. Glasser
Tennessee Valley Authority
Harry Glicksman
H. A. Schuette
H. H. Clark
Helen C. White
L. A. Coon
College of Agriculture
George M. Briggs
Vincent Kiviin
Conrad Elvehjem
Charles L. Fluke
Burr A. Beach
John L. Commons
A. R. Hochfeld l
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Magallanes
Juan March
Iran
Puerta de Sol
Ministry of Interior
Alfonso
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Edward G. de Pury
San Sebastian
U.A
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Trun
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