Madrid unrest spreads as refugees flee into France
Warweariness and famine threaten Spanish cities as a general strike expands. Martial law is proclaimed while Berenguer claims the revolt is crushed and public loyalty supports the government. Rebels reportedly take Valencia as three loyal generals are executed. refugees flood the border at Hendaye amid riots in Santander and northern towns.
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Madrid
Santander
France
Berenguer
Lisbon
Ramon Franco
Associated Press
Damaso Berenguer
San Sebastian
Seville
Cuatro Vientos
Jaca
Hendaye
Valencia
Spain
Santa Claus or tire swap mystery in Milwaukee
Cecil Sparling found two new front tires and a swapped spare on his car at a Milwaukee parking station. A smithg attendant charged only for the space, and police suspect another owner with a similar car had tires fitted to Sparling’s vehicle. He remains convinced Santa Claus visited early.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cecil Sparling
Santa Claus
Sparling
Germans explode over moving picture in diet session
Berlin Germanys indignation over the film All Quiet on the Western Front sparked a bitter diet session. A no confidence motion targets Interior Minister Carl Severing, with Ludwig Schwecht condemning the movie as a German decline and clashing with lefts over pacifism and national spirit.
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Berlin
Germany
Carl Severing
Interior
Ludwig Schwecht
Schwecht
Frederick
Police claim to know slayer of farm hand at dance
Omaha police profess to know the killer of Lawrence Atkinson a 20 year old farm hand shot at a country dance near North Platte Nebraska. They name a well known police character wanted for five Iowa bank robberies known as Minor runner between Des Moines and North Platte. The escape car was found but the suspect nicknamed Jack Nelson remains at large.
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Omahs
Eariy Sunday
Lawrence Atkinson
North Platte
Neb
Iowa
Mqnor
Des Moines
Jack Nelson
Hoover Will Remain Adamant On His Program
President Hoover will not waver on his program and insists on cooperation only if the Senate shows friendlier signals. He plans to appeal to the people if the La Follette resolution passes, framing a showdown between the White House and the Senate. Advisers see risks and possible gains in a public confrontation ahead of 1932 reelection.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington, D. C
U.P
Hoover
Senate
White House
la Follette
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Billings intends to fight his case alone from prison
Warren K. Billings, inmate at Folsom, says he splits with Mooney and will seek a writ of habeas corpus. He plans to form a five member committee to present his case to the Wickersham commission and the U S Supreme Court, naming two San Francisco Labor Council delegates and two from the American Civil Liberties Union in New York.
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Folsom State Prison
Sacramento
Calif
Defense Committee
Warren K. Billings
Thomas J. Mooney
United States Supreme Court
Wickersham Commission
Mooney
San Quentin
Billings
Folsom
San Francisco
Tom
Wickersham Committee
Supreme Court
San Francisco Labor Council
American Civil Liberties League of New York
Ban on Boulevard Gas Stations upheld by plan panel
The Washington plan commission on Monday voted unanimously to oppose changing the city zoning ordinance to allow a gasoline filling station at the northeast corner of Washington boulevard and Broad street. Residents and officials weighed pros and cons, with Mrs. Asa Martin’s representative arguing the site harms residential value while supporters claimed it would beautify the area and add a $25,000 to $30,000 investment.
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City Planning Commission
Washington Boulevard
Broad Street
Brown
Mitchell
J. Valentine Faber
Asa Martin
Walre
Robert Brand, Jr
Martin
Brand
T. R. Brady
Rockford
Ill
Brady
Czechoslovakian Journalist Conquers Kaibab Forest Ski Trek
Charles Tulka, a Czechoslovakian journalist, claimed to conquer the Kaibab Forest in Arizona in a three day ski traverse from Fredonia to the Bright Angel Trail. He traveled with a unique kit and stayed first night in the open, second at V. T. ranch with caretaker Woodruff Rust. He aims to reach home in July 1932 after four years away.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Kaibab Forest
Charles Tulka
Tulka
Fredonia
Bright Angel Trail
Grand Canyon
V. T. Ranch
Woodruff Rust
Million Merger Unites Banks In Birmingham
The Bank of Alabama merges with Ensley National Bank creating a combined asset base over $1,000,000. R. A. Terrell, 63, longtime Bank of Alabama president, died yesterday from injuries deemed personal safety related by the coroner. State officials praised the bank’s strong condition in a recent report.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bank of Alabama
Ensley National Bank
R. A. Terrell
J. D. Russum
Dent F. Green
Fonelis Jury Slowly Chosen in Wisconsin Slaying Case
In Sheboygan Wisconsin difficulties in juror selection persist for Anton Jonells accused of killing his wife, mother of five. An original 58 jurors were exhausted and 50 more were drawn with only 16 seated as the court adjourned. Many jurors already had read about the case and formed opinions. Jonells allegedly shot his wife several weeks ago and was captured in Fond du Lac county after authorities say he confessed while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wis
Anton Jonells
Try
Joneils
Loescher Named Menasha Postmaster by Hoover
President Hoover sent to the senate the nomination of Clarence A. Loescher as postmaster at Menasha to succeed Wallace Pieres. The move comes amid a regional postal building program in Fox River valley cities with appropriations around 430000.
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Applelon
Wis
Hoover
Senate
Clarence A. Loescher
Menasha
Wallace Pieres
Appleton
W. Huehlke
Stephan M. Peeters
Little Chute
Wallace M. Comstock
Oconto
Fox River Valley
Oshkosh
Menasa
Waupun
Treasury Department
Waunun
Kaukauna
New London
Sha- Wano
George J. Schneider
Interdepartment Public Buildings Committee
Wisconsin
Portage
Plymouth
Wau- Sau
Washington, D. C
President Hoover
Dennis D. Shea
Arena
James W. Pryor Barneveld
Joseph Wahl
Dallas
Joseph W. Jacobson
Dane
Charles CS. Randolph
East Troy
Clayton M. Honeysett
Footville
Stephen M. Peeters
Little Chale
James E. Barzeau
Wekoosa
Alban Parks
Pick
Ett
Leo A. Brezinski
Sobieski
Raymond FE
Longsweiler
Sturte
Vant
Earl G. Lawsha
Weekend Weather Forecast and Observations
The report notes rising temperatures by midweek across Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region. Winds from the south to southwest strengthen, with generally fair conditions tonight and increasing cloudiness Wednesday. Upper Michigan shows partial to full cloud cover with temperature decline in the northwest. Buckstaff Observatory records Sunday 8 p.m. to Monday 8 p.m. no precipitation, max 23, min 4, barometer 30.11.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Rokal
Agencies Forge Relief Draft Accord In Congress
Conference of senate and house agreed on a 116 million emergency employment appropriation. Report to senate late Thursday with provision allowing President Hoover to allot funds. Democrats criticized the move but supported haste. House committee adopted a motion to invite Secretary Hyde to testify on drought relief. immediate consideration of the senate bill was blocked on party lines.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
House
Appropriations Committee
Weather Bureau
National Airways
Animal Husbandry Bureau
Dairy Industry Bureau
Plant Industry Bureau
Forest Service
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Bureau of Entomology
Biological Survey
Agricultural Economics
Food and Drug Administration
Great Britain
Upper
Mississippi River
Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Cheyenne Bottoms
Hoover
DB. C
Senate
Hoove Wu
Robinson
Chapman Jones
Senate Appropriations
Dougias
Michigan
Black
Alabama
George
Georgia
Furnell
House Agriculure Committee
Parnell
Indiana
Hyde
Jones
Texas
Aswecll
Louisiana
Haugen
Milder twist of the Judge Lindsey theory test case
In Freeport Illinois Daniel Granger 19 will live with Charlotte Barker as a "finance-brother" for six months and then a year under parole to the court. If he proves responsible and their love endures Judge Lewis Smith may wed them. The plan follows a milder take on Judge Lindsey's ideas.
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Freeport
Lewis Jr! Smith
Daniel
Charlotte
Washington, D. C
Mineola
Danniel
Smith
Barker
Moreone
Christmas Safety Tips From The National Safety Council
Suggestions for Christmas from the National Safety Council warn adults to guard children with lit candles, anchored trees, and safe decorations. Do not play with toys near hazards or leave jetted sleds and cars unattached as festive risks rise in winter holidays.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Santa Claus
Government seeks 75000 for Oshkosh post office site
The U S government values the old Oshkosh post office and site at about 75 600 and indicates it will not negotiate below near that amount. Congressman Reilly cites federal rules requiring sale at public auction to the highest bidder, and notes current conditions may keep the property off the market pending a decision. The letter to County Judge McDonald and the county board chair details interviews with treasury officials and outlines the reluctance to incur a deficit by lowering the price. The matter remains under review as officials in Washington weigh disposal options and timing.
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Goverment
Winnebago County
M E. Reilly
D E McDonald
Intin
Nicholas F Bouchette
Reilly
Treasury Department
Washington
Congress
Anna Reilly
Oshkosh
Wis
Kenoke Oshkosh Dead on Reservation in Wisconsin
Kenoke Oshkosh, 26, daughter of the original Oshkosh chief after whom the city is named, died of pneumonia at Keshena agency hospital. Funeral at Keshena Mission church. She had three marriages and was half sister to Chief Neople Oshkosh and aunt of Chief Reginald Oshkosh. Princess Kenoke is her great-niece.
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Shawano
Wis
Kenoke Oshsosh
Oshkosh
Agency
Keshena
Charles Mec Gall
A-Painl- Sia
John Oshkosh
Gus Ahyasha
Kenoke Oshkosh
Neople Oshkosh
Reginald Oshkosh
Alice Oshkosh
Ernest Oshkosh
Kenoke
The Perfect Wife Course Planned at Iowa State
A course in home relationships will be taught at Iowa State College next September. It blends psychology and sociology to explore the mother in law, the favorite child, spiritual development within the family, and parental attitudes toward children.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Lone bandit robs Shiocton State Bank at noon
A lone gunman robbed the Shiocton Wisconsin state bank of about 500 dollars at midday. Customers and four bank employees faced the wall as the bandit emptied the till before fleeing in a Chevrolet coupe license 117-0090. Officers organized a county posse and tracked the car toward Appleton.
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Shiocton
Wis
John Wagur
Earl Reichtz
Ruth Johnson
Isaac Young
Young
Appleton
John A. Adams
Green Bay
Outagamie County
John Lappen
Anpletor
Oshkosh
Slidell, W
Jpy
Lne
Leo Moody
Here
Citizens’ State Bank
Clinton
Ind
Joe Walker
Dana
Erle Boetts
Canton
B. A. Hunter
Terre Hautes
Uniform Regulations Desirable for Aircraft
Wil Mam Butterworth, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, urged uniform aeronautic laws at the national conference. He called for federal licensing for pilots, state conformity to federal rules, and airports adopting uniform federal rules, plus properly marked highways and recognised airways for safe air transport. In Racine, J I Case announced a 500,000 tractor order from Russia for 4,000 units.
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Washington
Wil Mam Butterworth
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
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