Violence Breaks Out In Chicago Milk Strike
Chicago faced widespread violence as a milk strike disrupted deliveries. In a 100 percent effective action, tracks were mined and a train burned while thousands of quarts were dumped into gutters. Dairies sought protection amid a citywide rush of militant farm activity and talks of new contracts.
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Chicago
A. ML. Krahl
Publc
Phee
Dairies
Wantkegan
Til
Chitnge
Mgin
Aurora
Joliet
Haniunotud
Trerie
Frank Dred
Fehry
Ervien
Harvard
Lil
Blan
Boglen
Horata
Beatie
Boviera Pago
Mestherua di Tidiek
Cat
Shanonend
Bos Cap Et
Judge Rejects Plea To Postpone Kidnaping Trial
Chicago report says Judge Thomas J. Lynch denied requests to delay the trial of two alleged kidnap ring members Frank Souder and Gale Swelley for the abduction of James Hackett. Theodore Hlutas, once a University of Illinois student, was released after police shot him Saturday.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Lynch
Frank Souder
Gale Swelley
James Hackett
Blue Island Gam‘bier
Theodore
Jack” Hlutas
University of Linois
Cannon May Seek Senate Seat
Washington reports Wisconsin figures weigh potential Senate bid by Democratic Rep Ray Cannon of Milwaukee whose private hints point to a run in the fall primary. With La Follette’s renomination seen as likely the race could open. other contenders include Mrs Gertrude Bowler and publisher Charles E Broughton while fusion talk among Republicans draws skepticism.
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Carson P. Lyman
Associated Press
Washington
Wisconsin
Ray Camnin
Milwaukee
United States Senate
Cannon
Gertrude Bowler
Sheboygan
Robert M. la Follette
Charles E. Broughton
la Follette
Repubican
Young Boo
Harry Dahl
Dahl
Bob
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Boileau
Wausau
O'Mallery
Gannon
Boisieau
Wisconsin to form dairy consumption boosting committee
Madison Wisconsin officials report a statewide panel will be appointed soon to cooperate with other states in planning greater dairy product consumption. G Carlson editor of The Pure Milk Products Press announced the move as the agriculture and markets department supports the effort with Mr Caron coordinating transfers across dairy industry branches.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
G. Carlson
Pure Mik Products Press
Stain Department of Agriculture
Markes
Caron
Varans
Robbers posing as agents loot Milwaukee safe
In Milwaukee Albert Dix, 84, bound his daughter Celia, 60, gagged her, and forced entry by posing as internal revenue agents. They blasted a safe, escaped with 4916 dollars, and fled as the woman alerted her brother-in-law. Police link the heist to a prior sale of property. A separate Wisconsin Rapids farm raid involved six men posing as government officers, ransacking the Just farmhouse but leaving with nothing.
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Milwaukee
Albert Dix
Celia
Internal Revenue
Trig
Dixon
Dix
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Fed Revenue
John Just
Here
November Deaths in Wisconsin Down From 1932
Madison, Wis. The Wisconsin state board of health reports total deaths in November at 2,311, down 36 from November 1932. Deaths rose for diabetes to 59, tuberculosis to 86, and automobile accidents to 66. Pneumonia fell by 45 to 119, nephritis down 12 to 143, and diphtheria dropped from seven to one. Personal crisis reports dropped from 45 to 33.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board, of Health
Madison Boat Cops First Race for Hearst Trophy
The Fritz of Maison won the first Hearst Trophy race on Lake Winnebago covering 20 miles in 35 minutes 15 seconds. Miss Alice from Madison finished second in 67 minutes 5 seconds, Donnie D of Oshkosh took third in 70 minutes 5 seconds. Race began in light wind with Flying Dutchmen unable to start.
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Fritz
Maison
Posson
Lake Winnebago
Alice
Aby Oof
Madison
Donnie D
Oshkest
Carl Bernard
Aliice
Andy Trum
Donnie- D
Ray Schroeder
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Ice Boat Club
Stevens Gould
Mimi
Jane I
Edwin “Schmaltz
Friedrich
Oshkosh, Sil
Gould
Presdar
Mother Kills Baby and Herself in Berlin Tragedy
In Berlin a despondent mother Lillian Resop killed her 78 month old daughter Ruth Arlene and may have killed her three-year-old Virginia before taking her own life. The husband and witnesses described threats of harming herself and the children. The double funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon at the Wreck Funeral Home with burial in the village cemetery. The motive remains unknown.
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Lillian Aesop
Wreck Funeral Home
Fleb. Schroeder
Fairburn Lutheran Church
Berlin
Yates Memorial Hospital
Little Bush
Alashing
Tia Aba
Han
Big Betes
Tusband
Tabhior
Jahn
France Agrees to Tripled Quotas for US Imports
A confusing report notes France agreeing to higher import quotas affecting U S goods. It mentions exemptions and restated 1932 levels for certain products including wines and fruits, with emphasis on automobiles and mechanical tools. The embassy in Paris announces changes for early 1934 as a response to policy shifts.
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France
United Embassy
United States
Niehl
Fellette Speaks on Policy and Public Works
The article quotes La Fellette discussing the future of politics and government, criticizing neglect of farmers while referencing President Foowoed and other officials. It highlights calls to restore public works programs and improve civic engagement, noting the speaker’s emphasis on labor and responsibilities.
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Milwitukee - Uly
Kane
Philip BL
Osu
Mel
Wenid
Poetheiv
Hanks
Milk Embargo Riots At Sturtevant Blockade Fails
Rail workers and farmers clash as embargo on milk shipments triggers a train raid at Sturtevant in Racine county. Deputies, farmers and guards repel the attack amid warnings and guards posted along the line.
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Ruavenue
Wisily
North Shore
Miie Hinetody
Mytey Huled
Radtre
Milwaukee
Chicago Pure Milk Association
Sturtevant
Riwine Couily
Rucine
Milus Hulett
Lear Pas Buurba
Chieweo
Lens
Tw Puard
Lyons da
Rimers
Ktter
Pathone Poyasem
Chicago
Byes
Ollteils
Chie Cage
Ponk
Low Siussler
Prague
Arived
Maulk
Lyons
Chaipa
Tory
Wen
The
Arma
Erival
Conmiy
A. Co
Clarence Prekron
Traeninen
Aoshol
Fred Can
Stampede in Tokyo Station Ends in 71 Deaths
A crowd of about 10,000 gathered at Tokyo station to bid farewell to Imperial Japanese Navy personnel. Just after 2:00 am, a stampede began when one person fell, causing a deadly crush that left 71 dead and many injured as relatives and friends jammed the platform while the train stood on the track.
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Tokio
Ctn
Renge
Carrespardenk
Kyote
Ohe Station
May Amend The Liquor Tax Measure
Madison reports the assembly planned to reconvene to discuss a new liquor control bill introduced by Democratic Leader Jerome Fox of Chilton. Key amendments seek local option votes, governor favored controls, and shifts on licensing, with disputes over where tavern sales and hours may occur and whether wholesale pricing and retail restrictions align with statewide standards.
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Nathan Robertson
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
White House
Capitol Hill
RFC
St. Lawrence Seaway
House
District of Columbia
Finnance Committee
Harrison
Vanden 1Urg
Republican
Michigan
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Borah Republicuan
Idaho
Treasury
Henry Morgenthal
the Treasury
Abhiding Wih OW
Splawn
Texas
Interatats Commerce Commission
Kenneth Mopping
Asaccimbed Press Star
Madison
Assembly
Hema
Cioverner Sehmedemans
Jerome Fox
Chilton
Robert EB. Lynch
Demouat
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Joseph ML Wheicen
Stiebogan
Fred Math
Distressed Homeowners Targeted for Special Loans Program
A Madison Wis based government loan program favors homeowners unable to make payments. The federal director cautions lenders to assess hardship cases and regulate loan terms. The document outlines eligibility and application procedures, including potential denials, with references to the federal labor department and agencies in Milwaukee.
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Abadisan
Wis
Mortane
Gota Daidine
Joanne Aperations
Dakoor
R. McQurchin
U.S
Rome
Weather chart scattered states and temps
A garbled weather report across multiple states notes mostly cloudy skies in Wisconsin and Michigan with possible snow. Central areas like North Dakota and Minnesota show partly cloudy conditions with cold temperatures. Temperatures rise and fall with locales such as Miami and Moorhead showing typical winter lows, while winds and extremes are noted inconsistently.
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Iglon
Supreme Court
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Henry Morgenthau Jt
Secretary of the Treasury
Mallace Sacasone
Securetary Wallace
Ae Memorial Park
East Iving Street
Oshkosh Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bestram Lloyer
Winneconne
Gyp
Julia Fonrad
Betty Chellew
Jack Frost
Rapids
Madison Boat Cops
Hearst Trophy
Lea Maleon
Aed
Frange
Brench Foreign Ville
Liank Lauted
Tates Amipert
Che
Srayene Ag
Lot
Apr Bork
United Tilde
LA Fellette
Gar
Jean
Mies
Otrire
Turbange Ia
Jap Station
Poe
Sive Cer Co
Federil Buof
van Waywnen
van Wegenen
Nou Veo
Dea San
Volo
Party
Iesday
North Dako
Warner Lonigins
Warner
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Moorbeac
Osikosh
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