Wisconsin Assembly Debates Liquor Control Plan Split
Madison reports a 43 to 36 vote revived the governor Schmedeman liquor control bill while a 38 to 38 tie blocked reconsideration of Neil McEachin’s preprohibition statute repeal. A Progressive plan modeled after Leary-Bachhuber aims at state wholesale liquor with local options, as impatience grows in sixth week of session.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
Governors Liquor Control
Neil McEachin
Rhinelander
Albert G. Schmedeman
Quebec
Prog Five
Robert A. 2
Washburn
Nixon
Ehough
Schmedeman
Senate
Young Hoover Tells of Connection with Firm as Engineer
Herbert Hoover Jr the former president's son disclosed before a Senate committee that he anticipated a mail contract award due to his work as a radio engineer with Western Air Express later Transcontinental Air Transport. He offered to resign in August 1930 to avoid damaging his father.
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Pasadena
Calif
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Ansner
United States Senate
Lark
Hoover
Wester Air Express
Moorer
Walibartan
Washington
Teal
HG Sai
Aviation Corporation
Rin Vareeoveddte
Land at Foochow to Protect Life
Thirty United States sailors landed at Foochow to protect American lives as disorders accompany the evacuation of the rebel capital by retreating nationalist forces. A naval party from the Tulsa took guard, with British and Japanese contingents nearby, as tensions eased after naval arrival. About 145 Americans were in Foochow, with many seeking safety outside the city and others fleeing north and northwest toward refuge.
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Foochow
China
United States
19Th Route
Gordon Burke
Tulsa
Min River
Fukien
Chen Shao Kwan i
Berwick
Hongkong
Missing Danger and Pilot at Winnipeg
Fray Baker from Watertown Wisconsin and her child William May were found after a weeklong search in Canadian wilds following three forced takeoffs. The plane, damaged in a crash at Whi tack Island on Lake Winniperns, left from The Pas last Tuesday. Mary Nebel daughter of C. W. Nebel of Watertown, was aboard during a theatrical engagement and was located Tuesday in Winnipes.
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Fray Baker
Watertown
Wisdanemr
William May
Miss Baker
Mary Nebel
C. W. Nebel Watertown
Winnipes
Whitack Island
Lake Winniperns
Winnniperosis
Man
Rour
Drastic Culling Held Out as Salvation in Dairy Debate
An association report released today argues drastic culling as the only salvation for dairy farms. It notes the average cow yields 167 pounds of butterfat yearly and $8 in losses per unprofitable animal. To stay profitable, about 25 percent of cattle must be culled, with indemnity considered for herd owners.
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Wisconsin
Association
Lislemar
Ea Speke
Elir
Carlos Hevia Named Cuba President Amid Shifting Government
Carlos Hevia, first Cuban graduate of the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis, named president by the revolutionary government after Grau San Martin’s resignation. Hevia led a revolutionary junta in New York against Machado and helped oppose Cesares’ regime. The State Department said it would issue instructions on seizure actions by the Cuban government affecting the Cuban Electric Company and its affiliate valued around 200 million dollars.
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Havana
Curigs Levid
Seterejary
Cuba
Jutta
Ramon Grau San Martin
Grau San Martin
Hevia
Nied States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gerardo Machado
Gibara
Oriente
Machado
United States
Heiig
New York
Carlos Manuel de Cespades
Instructio Washington
JPI
Phillips
Jeffer Gaffery
Roosevelt
State Department
S. J. Mahoney
Cuban Blecwire Company
Mahoney
Electric Bond
Earthquake Strikes All India Killing 21 and Wounding Many
A major earthquake rocked across India with at least 21 killed and many injured. Casualties included the wife and children of G W Brown the British railway workshop manager and the wife of the Indian medical officer at Jamalpur station. Tremors were felt in Bombay Ajmere and other cities. Looting followed the two minute quake which ended around 2:45 a m. No major property damage or fatalities beyond those reported.
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Cakemita Up
All India
G. W. Brown
Indi
Vallanse
Jamalpur
Additio
Pal- Neg
Vine Ab G
Puna Shricken
High Court and Electric Corporation
Imperial
Oral Posto
Ted
Roy
India
Willingden
Howrah
Benares
Bombay
Ajmere
Ajmera
Miss Cole of Avalon Die in Wisconsin Auto Crash
A fragment notes Mrs. Cole of Avalon was killed when a car plunged from a hill into trees near Juneau Wisconsin. Details are incomplete but indicate a fatal crash involving the unnamed driver and surrounding injuries.
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Juneau
Wis
Lohrville Women Control City Duties Amid CWA Turbulence
In Lohrville, women assume leadership of village duties as the Civil Works Administration influences local governance. Miss Helen Larsen, 23, acts in place of her husband in a village board role amid the upheaval.
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Lohrville
CWA
Lavin
Wisi
Ville Abes
I Larsen
Helen Larsen
Treasury Sets Newly Mined Gold Price at 34.45
Secretary Morgenthau announced that starting tomorrow January 18 the price for newly mined domestic gold would be 34.45 dollars per ounce, minus 0.25 percent for handling. Delivery to the treasury by individuals is due by Wednesday night, excluding federal reserve banks. The miner’s value after deduction would be about 24.36 dollars per ounce. The move follows large overseas gold purchases and signals a devaluation plan by the president after congressional action.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
RFC
Ister
REC
Cong
Record crowds flood Milwaukee automobile show
Milwaukee officials prepared extra facilities to handle record crowds after more than 87 000 people entered the first two days of the automobile show. Attendance figures showed 22 900 admitted yesterday, 12 008 saw a featured exhibit, and 7 000 more than Saturday’s turnout of 14 000.
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Milwaukee
URI
Fromipler
Pere Sans
Laeahian
Wisconsin Civil Works Job Quota Slashed to 73000
Madison officials announce Wisconsin civil works job quota cut to 73000 with federal order from Henry L. Rapt. Industrial commission plans protests and negotiations to restore quota near 109000, after 68000 surplus workers dismissed today. Many counties reportedly exceeded their quotas.
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Milwaukee
Peter A. Napiepein
Milwauker
State Industrial Commission
Toads
Henry L. Rapt
Washington
Wisconsin
Industrial Commission
Mental examination ordered for bank bookkeeper in fraud case
Circuit Judge A C Zimmerman ordered a mental examination for Carrie Tasker a bank bookkeeper after Defense Counsel W Lucas entered a not guilty plea on 21 counts of falsifying funds records The attorney argued she suffered from a mental disorder The defendant allegedly aided her son Lawrence Lasker in abstracting and diverting bank funds His trial is set for the current term of district court
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Carrie Tasker
Bank of Marshal
A. C. Zimmerman
W. Lucas
Alirney
Lawrence Hh, Lasker
Eirquit
Wisconsin Delegation Split as Vote Aligns with Party Lines
Members of the Wisconsin delegation align with party peers in voting patterns amid debates on an appropriation bill. O'Malley of Milwaukee supports the Democratic majority on crucial votes, while Henney, Reilly, and Hughes align with Democrats on key actions. some Republicans and independents show cross party behavior amid tensions. Morgenthau’s press event highlights conflicts over administration figures and policy assertions.
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Washington
Tuomi
O'Malley
Milwaukee
Uae
Pennsylvania
Repriigiesag
Pie Oppesinan
Besa
Henney
Revly
Whate
Ray Ro
Cannon
Reilly
Hughes
North Dakota Embargo Fight Reaches Federal Court
A legal clash over an embargo on North Dakota grain reaches federal courts. Judges rule the embargo exceeds state power and affects interstate commerce, while Congress retains exclusive control over such matters. Governor Langer defended the move as necessary to raise prices and curb market disruption.
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North Dakota
Lela North
Gov. Willa AL Liliger
John B. Sanbern
Federal Curm
Court of Appeals
Andrew Miller
M. M. Jovre
Federal District Court
Thm
North Diskota Elevator Companies
Mulroakd Commission
Congrers Supreae
Congress
William 4. Largo
Couvernor Langer
Beev Ban Saeseg
Ie Shite
Priests Appointed in Green Bay Diocese
Bishop Rhode appoints new parish assignments in Green Bay Diocese. Jans of St John’s Menidia and St Peters receive pastors and assistants, with changes at St Jehuy Lhe Bearphlet and St Marie Pore. Details list names and posts among several churches in the region.
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Green Bay
Grom Bay
Job Lee
Mat Rhode
Dae Green Bay
Momavahoof Poin
Jeverts Poind
St. Jehuy
Lhe
Bearphlet
Mont
Josey
Taniuszyk
John's
Menidia
St. Peters
Shewenn Potat
Chad
St. Doh
Meghatisey
Simon Bugle
St. Marie
Ras Jehagb
Bit
Muay
Ferd
Army Navy iceboat race postponed for another week
The Army Navy iceboat race scheduled for Sunday morning between Oshkaslated Stick and darveners was postponed to Sunday. Ben Gampert Jr. took the Commodore Strep Kuehl trophy, while Babe Muth signed with the New York Yankees for a second year at a low salary. Only one heat was held due to ice conditions, and results featured the work of Olash beats Witty.
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Army Navy
Sunekey
Fey
New Yorks
Babe
New York Yankees
Anobther
Ben Gampert, Jr
Strep Kuehl
Olash
Labor Signifies NRA Clash Over Recovery Act Roles
A chaotic labor briefing outlines what the National Recovery Administration means for labor, criticizing federation leaders and stressing industry, clergy, and workers’ roles in implementing the recovery program. Officials debate agency powers, labor relations, and the path to employment, with mixed reactions from union chiefs and political figures.
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Mabriek
AL Wileshal
NRA
Hisgervine
Witzpatrick
Aimerinniy Federation
al Labor
Gino
Dollar Revaluation Debate Divides Congress And White House
President Roosevelts plan to allow a dollar revaluation between 50 and 60 cents sparks opposition from Democrats and Republicans. He proposes a 2 billion fund for buying gold and government securities to support currency regulation and government credit, while supporters cite stabilization of the dollar and wartime finance potential.
Unclear OCR fragment on Wittman at Mian and sports note
Fragmentary clipped text references Wittman and a long table of stray terms. It mentions a race with over 1 20 mile distance and averages, but the readable content is sparse and difficult to parse. No clear event date or outcome is established.
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