District Republicans Uninstructed Delegates in Wisconsin
The Sixth Congressional District Republican club meeting in Fond du Lac Wisconsin recommended that district delegates to the national Republican convention in Chicago go uninstructed. The resolutions praised certain Republicans, criticized Governor La Follette and urged action to amend prohibition enforcement, with W J Campbell and John B Chapple named among those supported or honored.
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Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Wis
Sixth Congressional District
Republican Club
Hoover
Chicago
la Follette
Senate
John B. Chapple
Ashland
W. J. Campbell
Oshkosh
Ashland Daily Press
Resolutions Committee
Charles Barnard
H. Johnson
Kiel
Barnard
M. A. Bell
Winnebago County
B. F. Boreson
A. J. Peters
Manitowoc
Shirley Hutchin
Green Lake County
John Conant
Marquette
Milton Jones
Calumet County
Sixth Congressional Republican Club
Wisconsin
Additional Marines to Nicaragua for Elections
Secretary Adams announced possible deployment of more marines to Nicaragua to supervise the elections. President Hoover will decide, with Rear Admiral C. H. Woodward appointed to oversee the process. Current forces number about 980 with 200 to 500 more expected to cover 2000 polling places while withdrawal proceeds after the vote.
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Washington
Adams
Nicaragua
Hoover
C. H. Woodward
Nicaraguan National Guard
Managua
Real winter due Feb first says 88-year-old veteran
Gary Indiana veteran Joos Verpland recalls 1897 and 1898 winters to warn that January is mild but February brings a harsh change. He notes past eras of sudden blizzards and lake ice, predicting a similar pattern this winter.
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Gary
Ind
U.P
Joos Verpland
Verpland
Lake Michigan
Democrats Rally Behind Victory Dinners for 1500000 Fund
Democratic leaders from Roosevelt to Smith urged a nationwide campaign to raise funds and win votes in November. Chicago chair Jouett House warned against overconfidence as Roosevelt spoke in New York and Smith drew ovations in Boston. A Boston address urged a constructive program while Chicago banker Melvin Traylor urged an active campaign.
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Chicago
Democracy
Roosevelt
Shouse
Smith
Jouettehouse
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
New York City
Resolutions Committee
North Dakota
Mr. Smith
Melvin Traylor
Weather Summary From The Daily Northwestern
Wisconsin remains mostly cloudy with possible light snows in the north and somewhat colder air pushing into the southeast and east regions. Lake Michigan shores see moderate northwest winds shifting to west and southwest with continued cloud cover and snow in the northern portions tonight and Saturday. Upper Michigan also cloudy with likely light snows and colder conditions in the east. Milwaukee area records show yesterday highs and lows near 4 to 33 degrees with notable cold in Bismarck and Lander. Observations from the Flockstaff Observatory note a high of 33 and low of 21 with .20 inches precipitation and northwest wind.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Milwaukee
Jacksonville
Fla
Houston
Tex
Lander
Wyo
Bismarck
Northwestern
Fuckstaff Observatory
Economists Propose Four-Point Recovery Program
A group of leading US economists endorsed by trade groups and lawmakers outlines a four point plan to revive business and restore bank stability. The steps include reconfirming the reconstruction finance corporation, trimming budgets, adopting a liberal federal reserve policy, and coordinating bank credit with treasury needs to halt price declines and spur recovery. Dr. Warren M. Persons chairs the effort as a nonpartisan move.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
United States
Warren M. Persons
Associated Press Today
Ifm
Dr. Persons
Europe
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Persons
Harvard
State Won't Extend Auto License Fees Deadline
Madison reports the secretary of state cannot extend the payment deadline for auto license fees despite an assembly resolution urging leniency. The attorney general ruled the assembly cannot alter statutes by resolution. Wisconsin motorists must have 1832 licenses or certificates showing application by February 1.
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Madison
Secretary of State
State Assembly
Assembly
Charles Perry
Wisconsin
Leavenworth Scholarship at Yale Seeks Named Recipient
New Haven Conn offers a $600 yearly Yale scholarship for a student of good character and promise with the surname Leavenworth. The fund has not been awarded since 1919 when Carteron Leavenworth of Woodbury Conn held it.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Leavenworth
Carteron Leavenworth
Woodbury
Mussolini reparations stance draws mixed editorials
London papers debate Mussolini’s call to cancel reparations payments. The News Chronicle questions how Europe will respond at Lausanne while The Daily Sketch urges Britain to back Duce’s view. Others argue Germany must pay someday as Britain bears the cost, with Downing Street declining to echo press claims.
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London
Mussolinni
Popolo Oatalia
Milan
Mussolini
News-Chronicle
France
America
Daily Sketch
Great Britain
I] Duce
the Sketch
Europe
United States
Walter Layton
Morning Post
The
Daily Mail
Sir Walter
Britain
Basel
Germany
the Post
Downing Street
Coast Guard Destroyer He rndon Crippled By Freighter
In a fog bound collision off Montauk Point to Block Island the coast guard destroyer Herndon with 85 men and eight officers was smashed by the freighter Lemuel Burrows. The freighter towed the crippled vessel toward New London while radio messages flickered and confusion reigned.
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New York
Coast Guard
Herndon
Montauk Point
Block Island
Lemuel Burrows
New London
Capetown Professor Wins Heresy Appeal in Dutch Reformed Church
Capetown 71 year old Professor Duples of Steelenbosch Theological College today won an appeal from a heresy conviction. He taught that the Bible is inspired in its main purpose but not in its details. The synod commission had convicted him last March and imposed discipline. He argued his teaching did not oppose church law and the appeal was successful.
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Capetown
Duplessis
Steelenbosch Theological College
Dutch ‘Reformed | Church
South Africa
Synod
Successor to Capone Faces New Chicago Gang War
The citywide clash of crime fighters and authorities targets Murray Humphreys who asserted Capone’s rackets after Benjamin Rosenberg was murdered when his cleaners were acid attacked. Officials warn the new chief may be killed if he takes Capone’s place.
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Chicago
al Capone
Cleaners
Dyers
Benjamin Rosenberg
The
Association of Commerce
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Murray Humphreys
Scarface al
Capone
Johnny Torrico
Torrio
Long Island
Humphreys
Rosenberg
Responsibility in Children Tied to Real Duties Says Expert
Mrs. Cecile Pilpel of the Child Study Association of America argues lack of responsibility in urban children stems from not seeing real effort behind goods. She notes country children learn cause and effect, and urges chores tied to duty to help others over theories like television.
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New York
Cecile Pilpel
Pilpel
Coed Driver Survives Dramatic Car Crash At College Road
Miss Margaret Borenz, a Lawrence college student, described being thrown through the windshield when her car collided with another vehicle near the campus. The car then plummeted 20 feet over an embankment, landed upright, and returned to Menasha under its own power with only minor injuries.
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Menasha
Margaret Borenz
Lawrence College
Miss Borenz
A. W. Borenz
Menasha Menasha
Billy” Schaumann
Harold Schaumann
Lake Park
Harrison
Beacher Ward
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Appleton
Lone Star Dietz Seeks Wisconsin Football Coach Post
Lone Star Dietz and his brother Willam Dietz are in informal talks with Wisconsin’s athletic council regarding the football coaching vacancy created by Glenn Thistlethwaite’s resignation. Pop Warner recommended Dietz for the position.
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Lone Star
Madison
Carl Dietz
Athletic Council
University of Wisconsin
Willam
Moods of Modernity in Weather Today
Midwinter scenes across the nation show boys swimming near Auburn New York while dandelions cheer Boston. Bass bite at Lake Cha t auqua New York State and Uniontown Pennsylvania hosts a baseball game. Sap runs from maples in the Midwest as bees begin work in Ontario Nevada reports 35 degrees below zero in Elko.
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Auburn
N. Y
Boston
Lake Chatauqua
Uniontown
Ontario
Elko
Nevada
Hoover Renomination Moves Ahead With GOP Efforts
The arrangements committee of the Republican National Committee will meet in Chicago on Friday January 22 as Hoover renomination efforts accelerate. Oklahoma delegates appear pledged to Hoover, and James Francis Burke longtime RNC counsel discusses placing Hoover in state primaries including Pennsylvania and Kansas. Dawes denies presidential ambitions while White House officials emphasize economic recovery focus.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Hoover
Oklahoma
Hurley
James Francis Burke
Pennsylvania
Brown
White House
Burke
Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Jonathan B. Carter
Republican State Committee of
Kansas
Carter
War Department
Hirad
Hariey
Farmer Found Shot To Death In Home
Antige Wisconsin. Wenzel Prev ratil a 67 year old farmer living 15 miles west of town was found shot to death last night. Coroner Jane Lingie Langlade county ruled it death by own action. His widow and daughter discovered the body after he reportedly arose during the night and tried to assault his wife. A shotgun lay beside him.
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Milwaukee
Edna Gerfin
Elias Smith
Milwaukee Fruit and Produce Company
Smith
William McCarlo
Fred Hofer
Gerfin
William J. Kershaw
Brown
Outagamie Counties
Dousman
Wis
Antige
Wenzel Prevratil
Here
Jane Lingie
Langlade
Foreclosure Sale of Knoxville Paper
Knoxville Journal sold at foreclosure today for 152 dollars to Canal Bank and Trust Company of New Orleans. J. G. Thompson acted as bank agent for the transaction.
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Knoxville Paper
Knoxville
Tenn
Knoxville Journal
Canal Bank and Trust Company, New Orleand
J. G. Thompson
New Orleans
Wisconsin legislature braces for unemployment relief funding clash
Madison reports a fray over financing unemployment relief as Progressives press for a dividend tax and income surtax plan aligned with Governor La Follette. The Goodland bill passes the Senate, while assembly leaders seek a weekend peace conference with Conservatives to resolve the tax strategy amid adjournment.
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Madison
Wisconsin
United Press
Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Progressive Assembly
Senate
la Follette
Thomas M. Duncan
Assembly
Walter S. Goodland
Racine
Joint Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Hoover National Credit Corporation
Hoover Refuses to Discuss Personal Political Future
President Hoover will not discuss his personal political future. A White House official says he is focused on relief programs and the nation's problems. Brown notes Hoover’s renomination is expected, with cabinet members and Hurley planned speaking tours to support his bid.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
White House
Brown
Hurley
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