Supervisors Pick Clark-Kennedy Site Oil Control Legislation
Washington dispatch reports Harold L Ickes calling for specific and adequate federal oil regulation after the Supreme Court struck down core NIRA provisions. Rep Disney proposes a three part bill to reenact control, with production under federal oversight for two years and state compacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Supreme Court
Congress
Joseph W. Burns
Ickes
Wesley Disney
Oklahoma
House
Disney
Disneys
Disher-Thomas Il
East Texas
Reinstates Lawyer in Wisconsin Disciplinary Actions
The Wisconsin state supreme court reinstated Arthur Richter of Milwaukee as an attorney licensed for Wisconsin practice. Motions to reinstate George Stetson of Milwaukee and Otto Kuengli of Janesville were denied. Alvin A. Watson of La Crosse was disbarred on his own motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Stadres Court
Arthur
Richter
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
George O. Stetson
Otto Kuengli
Janesville
Alvin A. Watson
la Crosse
Church Conflict Deepens as Mexico Debates Socialist Education
In Mexico City and surrounding areas a clash between church and state intensified as 1500 students and others attacked the red shirts headquarters after the church condemned socialistic education. Five Catholics were killed, twenty two injured, and fifty red shirts jailed amid guards at the presidential palace and fireman–police dispersal.
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Glavk Ger
Associated Prat
Mexico
D. F
Red Shirt
Red Shirts
Tomas Garrida
Ganabal
Feneral
Coyoacan
Garrido
San Antonio
Téx
Mgr
Leopoldo Ruiz ¥ Flores
Orphaned Boy Adopt Plan By Fremont Family
Fremont, Neb. An orphaned boy aged 1 to 2 is sought for adoption by the affluent L. S. Murphys of Fremont who offer a home education and future inheritance in a profitable building contracting firm. The child must resemble Cynthia, the 21 month old Murphys daughter, and have brown hair with gray eyes. The family requests a boy from parents of reputable education. The search has continued for months after failing to find a suitable child in Omaha Fremont area and a Kansas City ad appeared. No reply has yet come.
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Fremont
Net
L. 5
Murphys
Gynthia
Burles
Cynthia
Omaha
Kansas City
Jatt
Railroad Pioneer Dies in Milwaukee Transit Step
Milwaukee July 7 A railroad pioneer charter Sophia 78 who helped develop the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railway collapsed and died while walking from his home to a bus stop. He was an assistant chief on the Meyer at the Milwaukee cross.
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Milwauker
Charter Sophia
Chivcaga
Miwaukee
St. Paul and Pafilic Railway
Meer
Milwaukees Ross
Former Wisconsin Doctor Dies in Helena Montana
A former Wisconsin physician, Dr. Mariha Lewse Dedrick Das Zi, died in Helena Montana. The report notes she earned her medical degree at the university and practiced medicine with her husband Bates in Eureka and Treas nd Most. The fragmentary obituary mentions connections to Wisconsin and Montana medical circles and lists several undefined details about her career and residence.
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Maniloror
Wic
Mariha Lewse Dedrick Das
Helena
Momt
Bayles
Bates
Eureka
Treas
Hauptmann Identified Twice in Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, accused of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder, was twice identified in court. Amandus Hochmuth, a former neighbor, pointed to a man with a ladder near the Lindbergh home, while Bronx taxi driver John Perrone identified Hauptmann as the man who paid to send a note to Dr. John F. Condon. The courtroom hushed as Hochmuth and Perrone testified, with Hochmuth describing a dirty green car and Perrone recalling a visit to Dr. Condon’s home on Decatur Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. Jbruno
Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Charlies
Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Amandus Hochmuth
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
John Perrone
Perrone
Dr. Condon
Adv
David T. Waleentz
Decatur Avenue
John F Condon
Wien
Bruno Richant Hauptraann
Wilentz
Porrune
Bauptmann
Vandyke
Amandus Hockmuth
Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
Edward J. Reilly
Defense Councel
Hockmuth
Fkeoper
S&f & Car
Wilenta
Reilis
Ray Sui
Solimniv
Reilly
Calunen
Court Upheld Unemployment Assistance Board Role
The court ruled the unemployment board must provide cash assistance to workers earning under 25 a week, ages 16 to 69, with no poor law stigma. It rejected state authority to enforce dairy advertising price orders, finding Dairy Dybmbalore, Inc. merely acted as an agent for Watertown Cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Unemployment Assistance Board
Thomas House
England
Madison
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
Ingh
Milwaukee Dairy Council
Dairy
Dasthuters, Inc
Milwaukee
Watertown Mill Cooperative
Arteciation
Billwaukee
Dury Dymbalore, Inc
Reese
Watertown
Algaa
Cortpaksian
Governor Calls for Care in Law Making
A fragmented message urges caution in legislation saying rush to cure all ills can harm the public. The plea stresses lawmakers must resist hasty measures and consider long term effects before passing laws.
Lindbergh Ransom May Be Returned To Flying Colonel
The text presents a garbled report about the Lindbergh ransom and allegations involving a Flying Colonel Temingtor. It references a suspect, possible restitution of funds, and mentions names like Brians Ruvhard and J Prins amid a disrupted narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh Ransom
Temingtor
Fiat
Cra
Fog and weather disrupt shipping on the East Coast
Fog snarls East Coast shipping as pea soup skies slow vessels from Boston to New York. Heavy warm spells amid late winter snow cause ice jams on the St. Lawrence, with a 20 foot ice wall and rising floodwaters. The tanker La Crescenta sinks with all hands feared, after radio reports place it northeast of Hawaii while en route from Port San Luis to Japan with 62,000 barrels of oil.
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Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Midwest
Omaha
New York Harbor
St. Lawrence River
San Pedro
Califori
la Crescenta
Radio Marine Corporation
Athelbeech
United Molasses Steamship Company
Une
Lanier la Crescenta
Athelbecch
Hawaii
Port San Luis
Cali
Dee
Japan
President Roosevelt Hunkers Home with Cold Return
President Roosevelt stays at the executive mansion for a second day to rest a slight head cold that troubled him for several days. He plans to go to the executive offices later and meet with the emergency council in regular session.
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Washington
Rooyvelt
Emsikency Council
Sts Reguley
Perrone Is Liar Says Hauptmann
In Flemington New Jersey the German carpenter Hauptmann called Perrone a liar after a confrontation in court. He claimed Perrone attacked him and suggested the case would proceed tomorrow as the judge would hear more testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrone
Hauptmann
Milangkee Up Thencere Etzel Dies Member of County Service Body
A notice reports the death of a member of the county service body, Milangkee Up Thencere Etzel, ER, a former official and plumber by trade. The obituary notes his service years and local origins, with few readable details about date and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milangkee
Etzel
Tar
Jonz
Bern
Moratorium Signs in Bismarsk Conflict Followed by Death
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice of a moratorium in Bismarsk connected to a person named Thomas Moonie. It mentions delivery, spars, and a burial, with garbled context about a procession or event and a possible judicial or ceremonial action. The exact facts remain unclear due to transcription errors.
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Bismarsk
Dewat Att
Thomas Moonie
Sxerpetsinp
Norn
Lorat
Geretaling
Catia
Buralwa
Milwaukee City Employees Get Pay Increase in 1935
The common council rescinded a 5.0 percent salary contribution resolution and voted to restore half of the 10 percent contributed by city workers over the past two years, boosting pay for Milwaukee employees in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miwaukee
Common Council
Americans Arrive To Vote In Saar
A 14 year old Kath erina Oberst leads 380 Americans and Saarlanders to vote in the Saar Basin plebiscite amid Nazi demonstrations. Some 15,000 greeted them at the railway station as the group travels by car to a cafe and then to their temporary homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin K. Winteleather
Associated Prees Fores
Saarbraecken
Saar Basin
Katherina Oberst
Los Angeles
V Station
Oberst
Saar
Germany
Shc
United States
Canada
New York
Fennsylvania
Athnois
Philip Woll
Suez
Saarbruceken
Insurance Plan For Unemployment Explained By Story
Harold W. Story of Allis Chalmers described the state supervised unemployment fund at a Chicago area meeting of 300 retailers. The session was part of 206 simultaneous meetings linked by radio across Unema Won and Linked. industrial representatives voted on three plans to be sent to New York for compilation as a guide for endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Harold W. Story
Milwaukee
Allis Chalmers ‘Manufacturing Company
Unema- Won
New York
Martin occupies seat on supreme court bench today
Madison Joseph GC Martin of Grem Bay occupies a seat on the supreme court bench for the first time since his appointment by Governor Schmedcaxon. He sits to the left of Justice Walter Oxen’s former chair, following Justice Marvin Rosenberry. The ceremony marks the first time since Oxen’s death that a new justice has taken the bench. Weather and regional notices accompany the article with temperature readings and forecasts for several states.
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House Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Representative Cole
Maryland
Supreme Court
Cole
Gexes
Tyler
Kilgore
Texas
Tekes
Madison
Joseph GC Martin
Grem Bay
Schmedcaxon
Austice
Remo
Hier
Marvin B. iRosenberry
Sustion Martins
Pee
Walter Oxen
Yes Gustom
Juste Owen
County Board Awards Clark Kennedy Site for Courthouse
The Winnebago county board voted 22 to 1 to buy the Clark Kennedy property at Jackson drive and Algoma boulevard for the new courthouse if purchase stays under 50 000. If price rises the board may pursue condemnation. The committee recommended Clark Kennedy with cap at 50 000, and the vote later favored the Clark Kennedy site 38 to 6 with one abstention. The plan included bonds and special committee to finalize negotiations and potential legal action if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark-Kennedy
Jackson Drive
Algoma Boulevard
Winnebago County
R. H. Russell
Special Courthouse Site Committee
Altorney
Winnebago Counyy
Russell
Church Street
Athearn
Roe Park
Debiot
Clark
Superviors
Lst
Cuiprentat
Sic
Charman Alten
Arr
Ruvell
Ruse
Fang
Suy
Rior
Wien
Sha
Mendas
Jackson Arin
Alooma Boulevard
Oshkott
Ree
Lear
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Helena, Mont
Harnad
Smith Lake
Cama
Sith
Ty Nave & Re “Note & Iglechae Ghulglz
Condon
Philip F. la Follette
Capiol
Mr la Follette
Marvin B. Rosenberry
Britain
Maid Wan
St. Lawrence
Bruno Ruchare
Udi
Martin
Atenitd Press
Warconsin — Cloway
Cour
Lake Michizem
Minnesota
LaAnt Sryey
Yorth
Ha Nertin
Pita
Porte
North Dakota
Weare
New Orleans
Deus Lake
Ramarek
Rackstalt Observatory
Nia
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