Dr E Forrest Bickel Dies At Mercy Hospital Oshkosh
Dr E Forrest Bickel longtime Oshkosh physician died at Mercy hospital after a major operation for intestinal disorder. He was 45 born February 9 1878 in Pennsylvania and practiced medicine since 1902. He led Oshkosh Kiwanis for a year and served on the school board advocating school physician assignments and annual exams. His death followed hospital treatment since last Wednesday and a final operation Friday.
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Mercy Hospital
Tie
Oshkosh Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
F. W. Gardner
Bickel
Kiwanis Dr. Bickel
Oshkosh
Berne
Switzerland
Shamokin
Florence Simon
Philadelphia
Bickels
Adolph Roos
Otter Street
Senate approves liquor tax measures amid debt-posed imports
The Senate voted 40 to 38 to place excise taxes on liquors from nations behind on debt payments to the United States. An amendment to liquor tax bills was adopted to allow newspapers carrying liquor ads in dry states. President Roosevelt urged ratification of the St. Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada, stressing navigation and power, and said completion will serve national interests and industrial regions.
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Senate
United States
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence Waterway
Canada
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
New York
Bern
Fulutre
St. Lawrence Seaway
Missouri River
Tennessee Valley
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Columbia River
St. Lawrence
Milk blockade ends as Chicago reaches price truce
Chicago officials announce a truce ending five days of dairy chaos. Arbitrators will set a minimum price to farmers while both producers and distributors appoint members to a triad. Milk deliveries to resume immediately as trucks are sent to rural routes and hospitals.
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Chicago
Pure Milk Association
Geyer
Pure Milk
Edward J. Kelly
Kelly
Don N. Geyer
Pure Mik Association
E. M. Krahl
Pure Milk Advisory
Walter V. Gregory
Agricultural Administration
Wallace
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Otto Black
Chicago Milk Association
United States
Economy Dairy Company
State Line
Richmond
Wis
Federal
Gerer
Alert Collie Saves Shawano Master From Bull Attack
A collie named saved the life of William Grosnick, a Shawano County farmer and former sheriff, when a bull charged him in the barnyard. The dog responded to a whistle, sprang at the bull, biting its legs and forcing Grosnick to roll under a fence to safety.
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Shawano
Shawne. Wis
Colle
Wiliam Crosnick
Shawano County
Grosnick
Grosn
Dutchman Van der Lubbe Executed by Germany
Leipzig Germany Marinus Van der Lubbe 24 year old Dutch slavemason was executed for firing the Reichstag building in Berlin last February. He confessed to setting the fire but refused to reveal accomplices. He faced the court verdict despite efforts for leniency. The execution was swift after a formal ceremony and prayer.
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Bouman
Associated Press
Leipzig
Germany
Marinus van der Lubhe
Reichstag
Berlin
van der Lubbe
Dre
Supreme Court
Ine
Werner
Wilhelm Buenger
Goebler
Magdeburg
Ernst Torgiev
Estag
Georgi Dimitroff
Blagioi Pupoff
Wassi] Taneff
In Congress Today Briefs on Committees and Inquiries
United Press reports ongoing congressional activity with committees debating liquor revenue airmail inquiries. Banking and currency resumes Detroit bank probe while foreign affairs holds executive sessions for nominations. Appropriations and Ways and Means address independent offices and tax revision.
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United Pro
Banking and Currency Committee
Detroit
Tiouse
RFC
Fears for six American Methodist missionaries in Fukien province
Reported fierce fighting around Kutien and Shatning in Fukien as six American Methodist Episcopal missionaries, based in Newark, remain missing for ten days. Communication cut, Min River valley battles pit Nanking regulars and rebels near Foochow. Amoy captured by Chinese sailors.
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China
American Methodist Episcopal
Fukien
New Oark
Min River Valley
Kutien
Shatning
Nanking
Min River
Fonchow
Amoy
Fukien Province
Shanghai
Chiang Kai Shek
Tsai Ting Kai
Insull Ordered to Leave Greece by Month’s End
Greek Foreign Minister Dimitre Masximes stated Insull must depart Greece by the end of January. The former American utilities magnate, held under an extension to stay until January 21, faces U S charges tied to his empire’s collapse. Masximes said extradition efforts fail, and the Greek high court cannot bind government actions. The government will grant traveling permits and clear Insull for crossing the frontier.
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Tandon
Dimitre Masximes
Greece
Sumart
United States
Otwen
Tasuall
Sion
Wisconsin to Establish Subsistence Homesteads Project
Secretary Ickes announced a $750000 loan to Wisconsin Forest Farm Homesteads Inc to resettle 1000 families from submarginal cutover lands into small plots on better soil across northern counties. Lands vacated would join the National Forest system while federal, state, and local partners coordinate relocation and farming efforts.
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Wisconsin
Ickes
Interior Department
W Consin Forest Farm Homesteads ,Inc
United States Forest Service
Federal Forest Service
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
University of Wisconsin
Civil War Administration
Wisconsin Forest
Rye
Ther
Irving
Douglas
Bayfield
Asmand
Tron
Vilas
Fore Florence
Marinette
Burnets
Washburn
Sawyer
Pi : One! Rush
Lincoln
Lanelade
Fatsire
Clark
Wood
Juneau
Former State Official Dies Today at Capital
Madison Wisconsin reports the death of John S. Donalda former secretary of state from 1912 to 1916. He died at his home after a long illness and would have been 65 this Friday. He was elected to the state assembly in 1904 and later to the state senate representing Dane County.
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Madison
Wis
John S. Donald
Tin
States Assembly
TNR
Dane County
Federal Judge initiates broad probe into potential court fraud
Investigation under way to determine if fraud occurred in court workings. Samuel Ynsull and creditors faced collusion claims in the creation of the reorganized Insull Utility Investments receivership. Judge van Al Evans and Samuel Ettelson sought to dismiss the Midwest Utilities supply receiver on similar grounds.
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Lindley
Samuel Ynsull
Insull
van AL Evans
Samuel A. Ettelson
Middlewest Utilities Soupuay
Federal Guarantee of Farm Bonds
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved William C Bullitt as ambassador to Soviet Union. President Roosevelt urged rapid action to legislate a federal guarantee of principal and interest on farm mortgage refinancing bonds, amid a broad appropriations package totaling 966.435 million for 16 independent federal agencies. The farm credit measure would create a government backed farm credit bonds system with 200 million capital, led by a farm credit administrator, to oversee bonds and guaranteed interest. Debate looms as lawmakers weigh extending the REC and veterans' funding, with both parties seeking timely action.
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Tis
House of the First Appropriations
House
Senate
District of Columbia
St. Lawrence
Lunaby
Jesse F H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
REC
Das Thie
Loo
Cunda
Witter
Administration Farm Credit
Myc Ot
Unie
Carse
Aed Bey
Pupeau
Wis
Somerroy
Emmytsse
Veterans’ Bureau
Ueki Aingeress
Job Lorne
Wisconsin Assembly Defeats Women Bar Restriction Amendment
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 72 to 12 against an amendment to Gov. Schmedeman’s liquor bill that would have barred women from working in bars or liquor stores. A lone woman, Mrs. Mary Kryszak, opposed a total ban, arguing capable women can work behind bars. Assemblyman Grimes defended women’s influence in bars as a deterrent to excessive drinking. The debate touched Roosevelt’s stance on saloons, while other provisions limited local license fees and barred alcohol campaign contributions by liquor-connected individuals.
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Wis
Albert G. Schimedeman
Assembly
William P. Grimes
Neenah Farmer
Mary Krysgak
Millwaukee
Mi Kryszak
Martin Franzkowiak
Milwaukee
Stile
Aplion
Roosevelt
Flying Dutchmen win iceboat race on windy day
Helped by favorable wind the Flying Dutchmen, holder of the Hearst International cup, defeated The Fritz and Miss Alice in a mile iceboat race. The Fritz finished second as Miss Alice crashed out after a spin. Ed Friedrich skippered Miss Alice and a late start hurt the field. a fifth race was planned for Thursday morning if the Dutchmen win again.
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Madison
Fritz
Miss Alice
John Hackstaff
Dannie D
Jev Dientl
Oshkosh
Edwin “Lehmaltz
Friedrich
Flying Trehmen
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Summary Page
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with colder conditions in the north. Upper Michigan and North Dakota report mainly cloudiness and cooler days. Oshkosh and Milwaukee show variable temperatures. Buckstaff Observatory notes Monday evening to Tuesday afternoon with a maximum of 27 and minimum 24, no precipitation, wind variable west, barometer 29.60. One year ago temperatures listed as 27 and 24 with a dollar sign error in minimum.
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Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
Orth Dakota
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Oshkosh Northwestern
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Miami
Pla
Lander
Wyo
Moorhead
Minn
Buckstaff Observatory
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