Deadly deer season toll climbs with twelve killed
Milwaukee reports twelve deaths linked to hunting during the bi annual deer season. Gun accidents and exposure cause seven gunshot and two motor-vehicle related deaths. Victims include Roy Griffin 41 near Fifield and Ernest Palmer 28 near Shawano. Others listed are Lester Elmer 19 Cottage Grove George Blossom Wausau Dr George Peck 44 Durand Edward Khorn 40 Cameron John Pack 17 Florence Oscar F Kuntz 61 Chippewa Falls Arthur Bruse 218 Townsend Venetine Maziarz Phillips George Innes 30 Ashland Edward Jashinski 30 Pound and Palmer.
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Shawanq
Ernest Palmer
Neillsville
Shawano
Lester Elmer
Cottage Grove
George Blossom
Wausau
George Peck
Durand
Edward Khorn
Cameron
John Pack
Florence
Oscar F. Kuntz
Chippewa Falls
Arthur Bruse
Townsend
Venetine Maziarz
Philips
George Innes
Ashland
Edward Jashinski
Pound
Roy Griffin
Rehabilitation pays dividends of size at vocational summit
George P. Lambrecht, head of Wisconsin and federal vocational programs, told the American Vocational Association delegates that rehabilitation since 1920 has placed about 39 000 disabled persons in paid work at an average cost of 250 dollars each. He said unemployment among such rehabilitated persons costs the public 300 to 500 dollars yearly and that more than 75 percent of 6 000 rehabilitated 1920–1924 had continuous employment. In Wisconsin eight year stats show 1 581 rehabilitated at 254.91 cost with wages rising from 420.43 to 1 132.37 annually. he called rehabilitation a large human engineering effort and noted every dollar invested returns social and economic wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
George P.lambrecht
State Board of Vocational Education
American Vocational Association
Hambrecht
Wisconsin
Elopement Seen Behind Missing Everett Sapp and Helen Shaner
Rockford Wisconsin sheriff says the disappearance of Everett Sapp and Helen Shaner is likely explained by elopement rather than murder. Sapp’s bullet-punctured car and his hat were found near a highway. Mrs. Sapp’s questioning led to ending the search.
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Rockford
Everett
Sapp
Helen Shaner
Freeport
Wiliam C. Bell
Winnebago County
Beloit
Wis
Bell
Wisconsin assemblyman elect calls tax deduction for doctor bills
Harold M. Groves, UW economist and assemblyman elect, urged income tax reform to allow deductions for doctor bills. He argued such expenses are incidental losses similar to stock loss deductions and cited hospital costs for a wife as a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Harold M. Groves
University of Wisconsin
Stock Exchange
Press of the Country Better Than Ever Before
Frank B. Noyes of the Associated Press tells a convention that the press and life insurance firms keep the nation informed. He urges balanced reporting, warns against biased or distorted news, and praises insurers for health information and policyholder education.
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New York
Frank B. Noyes
Associated Press
Nayes
Noyes
Lumbermen Cooperate To Gore Delinquency
Madison Wisconsin officials from the lumber industry plan a December 13 conference to address delinquent tax issues in northern Wisconsin. Joan J. Hannan chairs the state board of control with governor-elect approval. attendees include M C Kudson R B Goodman Marinette and others from Wausau Rhinelander Oconto White Lake and Oshkosh plus topics on cut-over lands and fire hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
U.P
Wisconsin
Froconsin
Joan J. Hannan
State Board of Control
M. C. Kudson
R. B. Goodman
Marinette
O. C. Lemke
Wausau
W. A. Holt
Oconto
J. Db. Mylrae
Rhinelander
W. W. Gamble
White Lake
W. D. Connor
Idarshfield
W. E. Switzer
Wabeno
W. H. Hatton
New London
A. L. McBean
Park Falls
Don Hammer
Neopit
A. L. Osborne
Oshkosh
Prominent Fond du Lac Resident Dies At 62
James Gaghill of Fond du Lac county died of a heart attack yesterday while cutting Christmas trees on his Dundee farm. He was 62 and well known in the area. Funeral arrangements are pending local notification.
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Fond DU Lac
Fond du Lac, Wis
James Gaghill
Fond du Lac County
Dundee
Frank Urges New System of Economics
President Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin called for higher wages shorter hours and lower prices as a cure for the economic crisis. He argued a machine economy could free humanity from drudgery but only with leadership that shifts more national income to consuming workers and expands leisure. He warned current economic statesmanship is lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
United States
Association of Life Insurance
America
St. Louis
Gus W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Fight Over World Court Developments Move Through Senate
The world court issue heats up in Washington as President Hoover pushes adherence, pitting Borah and Senate Republicans against party lines. Root’s formula calls for U S veto power on advisory opinions, shaping a ratification path with league nations and potential extra sessions to finish budget measures.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington, D. C
U.P
World Court
Senate
Hoover
Johnson
California
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Watson
Elihu Root
Root
United States
Council of the
League of Nations
Jurists
League Assembly
Bank of United States Faces State Takeover After Rush of Withdrawals
New York notices posted at the Bank of United States main office and branches announce state banking department control after yesterday’s withdrawal surge and meetings at the New York Federal Reserve. The bank, no government affiliate, began as Bank of United States in 1913 and later expanded to 59 branches serving garment trade.
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New ‘York
State Banking Department
Bank of the United States
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of United States
Lower East Side
Wall Street
Financial District
Law aims to curb gasoline trucks with two drivers
Fond du Lac County authorities backed a state bill requiring two drivers for gasoline trucks after a fiery crash near here killed a river worker and caused extensive damage. The 5000 gallon load exploded, destroying Highway 41, halting traffic a day, disrupting rail service, and knocking out phone lines to North Fond du Lac for three days. Authorities say the crash happened when a driver fell asleep at the wheel and ran off the highway near a railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
Here
Highway 41
North Fond du Lac
Wisconsin to probe meat and bread prices in state
Officials of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and Markets announced a formal inquiry into retail meat and bread prices following weeks of study. Commissioner W. F. Renk leads the project, aiming to publish daily wholesale price data to guide shoppers amid concerns of inflated retail margins.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture and Markets
H. M. Knipfel
W. F. Renk
Renk
Knipfel Z
Chicago
Execution Day Set for Dague and Schroeder in Pa.
Governor Wisher set January 12 1931 for the electric chair execution of W Glen Dague and Irene Schroeder at Rockview Pa for the 1929 slaying of Corporal Brady Paul of the state motor patrol near Newcastle.
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Harrisburg
Wisher
W. Glen Dague
Irene Schroeder
Rockview
Brady Paul
State Motor Patrol
Newcastle
Dynamite fails to reveal bodies in Turtle Creek
Beloit Wisconsin dynamiting failed to uncover any bodies in Turtle Creek while authorities shift search for J Everett Sapp of Yockford and Helen Shaner missing since last week. Investigators consider the possibility that a bullet marked car hat and partial clothing found along the highway were planted.
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Beloit
Wis
U.P
Turtle, Creek
J. Everett Sapp
Yockford
Helen Shaner
Freeport, St
Waters
Thinois
Wisconsin
Sapp
Brandon girl bared affair with Shepard
Grace Brandon, a San Antonio stenographer and star witness in Major Charles S. Shepard’s murder trial, described his unhappy home life and an alleged love affair that prosecutors say spurred the 1929 Fort Riley poisoning. She testified of meetings in San Antonio and Fort Riley and of questions about divorce and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Grace Brandon
San Antonio
Tex
Charles 4
Shepard
Brandon
Fort Riley
Brooksfield
Sheps
Boy in Boise Cuts Wires to Stay Alive
A 15 year old Boise boy trapped fur bearing animals to help his family. After a failed car start he climbed a power pole, cut lines causing a 7 30 to 8 45 delay, then rescuers repaired his car and brought him home. No action taken due to his survival.
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New York
Associated Press
Boise
Boise Statesman
Rescued From Burning Auto In Wisconsin Incident
Mrs. T. A. Sweeney and her daughter Mrs. C. S. Arnold were rescued from a burning automobile near Elkhorn Wisconsin. Both women were hospitalized with burns and severe shock after a motorist saved them, the car later destroyed.
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Elkhorn
Wis
T. A. Sweeney
Wells St
Milwaukee
C. S. Arnold
Einstein Seer of Science Urges U S to End Militarism
New York dispatch reports Albert Einstein landing in the United States and delivering a radio address to Americans urging the end of militarism. He praised democracy and liberty, said the nation’s peace and labor give it preeminent world status, and quipped at reporters gathered in Bergenland with his wife present.
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New York
Cr. Albert, Hinstein
United States
Einstein
Bergenland
Amarantine
Defiant Democrats bury thoughts of Hoover harmony
Washington reports that Democrats have abandoned harmony with President Hoover and attack his relief program. Minority Leader Robinson rejects cooperation and urges partisan responsibility, while a House vote defeats a plan to fund immediate road building and drought relief faces mixed support. Senate shows limited harmony on drought relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington, D. C
LPI
Hoover
Metropolitan Press
Jby
Robinson
Rabin Police
House
Louisiana
Senate
Jeaders
Swanson and Watson hold time ripe for world court vote
Washington reports Swanson and Watson urged delaying debate on the world court issue to the next session. Swanson said the matter could not be voted on before March 4, while Watson pressed for a special session after March 4 to allow urgent domestic legislation to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Hoover
Swanson
Virginia
Watson
World Court
Foreign Relations Committee
Walsh
Montana
Legge warns against giving government wheat to unemployed
Washington chairman cage of the farm board warned the senate agriculture committee that enacting the Capper resolution to distribute 40,000,000 bushels of the grain stabilization corporation's wheat for relief might push prices higher. He said the corporation would need to buy back much of that wheat to sustain prices, and domestic prices are about 20 cents above world levels. He noted limited consumption increase if diverted and questioned whether relief via a single commodity is as effective as broad aid.
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Washington
Cage
Farm Board
Senate Agriculture Committee
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Legge
Weather forecast and observations from Buckstart Observatory
The Daily Northwestern reports a cold trend with snow likely in Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region. Upper Michigan and the northwest expect more chilly conditions with occasional snow, while lower lake areas face possible rain or snow and moderate winds. Observations show a high of 50 and a low of 29 with no precipitation.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Upper Great Lakes
Lower Great Lakes
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
Buckstart Observatory
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