Lobbyists Barred From Assembly During Sessions
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 66 to 11 to bar lobbyists from chamber corridors and the document room during daily sessions. Debates centered on access to information and the right of lobbyists to be heard, with amendments and motions tied to whether restrictions would deter influence on bills.
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Madison
Assembly
Congress
Graas
Laler
Document Room
Alfons
Maris Dueholm
Amerigae Woman 10 Faces Trial for Alleged Spy Activities
A state court prepares for the trial of a woman identified as Amerigae Woman 10 on charges linked to alleged espionage activities. The case involves foreign agents and authorities are listing suspect details with limited public information.
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Amerigae
Fond du Lac in 1935 and Varied Local Events
Fragmentary text references Fond du Lac in 1935 and an unclear phrase about HRPENEc com. The legible remnants suggest a historical snapshot or listing, but no coherent events or names are extractable for a full summary.
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Fond DU Lac
Wriston elected president of Association of American Colleges
Adjunta Ga. UP Pres. Henry M. Wriston of Lawrence college Appleton Wis. today was elected president of the Association of American Colleges succeeding W. M. Lewis president of Lafayette college Easton Pa. KR L. Kelly of New York City was reelected executive secretary.
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Adjunta
Henry M. Wriston
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Association of American Colleges
W. M. Lewis
Lafayette College
Easton
KR. L. Kelly
New York City
Tugwell's pet experimental farm faces cost surge near capital
United Press reports on Rexford Tugwell's Beltsville Maryland experimental farm expansion. About 2.3 million dollars from PWA and 400 thousand more were allocated, to centralize scientific projects while managing staff resignations and suspensions among over 150 workers. Subsistence homesteads battled funding limits, with Rural Rehabilitation and FERA allocations diverging from PWA rules as costs rose.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington—W
Ulinal
Brain Truster
Rexford
Tugwell
Capitol
Beltsville
PWA
Agriculture Department
Maryland
FERA
Iia
Stolen Slot Machines Found Across Ten Homes Traced
Police traced ten residences linked to thefts involving slot machines seized from multiple locations. Investigators identified suspects, recovered the machines, and secured warrants for further searches. The case underlines a network extending through the area with ongoing inquiries into accomplices.
Roads seek 106 rail crossing overheads and 21 bridges
The state highway commission plans a federal state relief program to fund more than 106 rail crossing over heads and 21 bridges. Commissioner Pattison said 21 projects could begin within a month after funds release. Engineer Hirens noted the 21 projects would yield about half a million man-hours of labor if the federal program is approved.
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Madison
Thomas J Pattison
Compvissi
Almonth
C. H. Hiren
Commission
Nees
Capital News Highlights Roosevelt Romance Scoop
Washington reports reveal a dramatic personal link involving the president's daughter and a news reporter. The Associated Press dispatch traces the developing story, noting the coverage has dominated the social page and attracted wide attention across outlets.
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Bass Furman
Associated Pre
Washington
Horatio G. Altti
Guilty verdict in Neenah mail theft case
Ralph J. Sherp and Matt Finnerty were found guilty by a federal jury of mail theft and conspiracy. They allegedly hid bonds worth about $2,000 from two mail pouches at Northwestern rally station in Neenah Wisconsin. Sentencing was scheduled for later.
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Ralph J. Sherp
Matt Finnerty
Green Bay
Wis
Neenah
John P. Barnes
Sharp
Finnerty
Sears
Wo Chung
Relief measure provides compensation for injuries
Fragmentary OCR text reports a measure delivering compensation for injuries and mentions a related action involving hay purchases for Wisconsin. The readable fragments reference Sonaien Inviane torided and a figure of 400 carloads of hay, with stray names and phrases that are garbled.
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Sonaien
Rene Fers
Wisconsin
Hauptmanns Wife Shouts In Court In Kidnapping Case
Testimony erupts as Mrs. Anna Hauptmann loudly interrupts proceedings in the Charles Lindbergh Jr. kidnapping trial. Justice Trenchard admonishes the outburst while defense chief Rely notes high tension among Hauptmann and wife. Spectators react. court recesses for a midmorning break.
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Associated Press
Hemington
Anna Saist
Eva Achenbach
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Achenbach
Mauptmann
Hauptimann
Tually
Dale
Shield
T. Wilentz
Uney
Edward J. Rely
Thomas W. Trenchard
Reilly
Justice Trenchard
Thomas 11
Hauptmaiy
Toy
Heiploiay
Hungary Disclaims Responsibility for King Killing Claim
A garbled report cites Hungary denying responsibility in the killing of a king. The fragment mentions names and places such as Na Hath and Shaan, with unclear references to officials and dates.
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Hungary
Kohler Hearing Postponed Indefinitely
A labor dispute hearing involving Kohler Company officials and the Federal Labor Union was scheduled for today in Sheboygan but was postponed indefinitely. Nathan Schefferman indicated the conference between Kohler representatives and the union would be rescheduled.
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Sheboygan
Kohler
Nathan Schefferman
Offic
Kotler Company
Federal
Liquor Law Revisions Proposed in Wisconsin Legislature
A Wisconsin bill seeks to permit taverns to sell bottled liquor by the bottle and drink, with liquor taxes set at 30 cents per gallon for liquor and 60 cents for wine. Separate proposals also advance a state forestry development corporation and other budget measures as both houses close this week.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Joseph ‘Theisen
Sheboygan
Hell
Ren
W. H. Shermiers
Miwaukers
Senate
Shelners
Milwaukee
Martin Pranzkowiak
Democrat
Hartland
Heske Congress
Morley
Judge's Mother Dies in Tragic Event
A judge faced the death of his mother as authorities investigated a troubling incident. Details remain limited as officials confirm the loss of life and begin inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the event.
Wisconsin relief costs expect a smaller state share
Governor La Follette announced that Wisconsin relief costs will require about 5 000 000 dollars less from the state than earlier estimates. The plan envisions raising roughly half the former lowest quota, with a total state and local funding target near 11 million dollars. The governor aims to present a work program and a cash relief option if funds allow, as last year’s total relief exceeded 26.5 million. Public Wor Administrator Ickes ordered a national inventory for the four billion reemployment drive, sending questionnaires to state PWA engineers to identify eligible new construction projects before March 1.
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Madison—iii
Poders
Hopkins
Retter
la Follette
Washington
Wisconsin
Uute
State Reef Administration
Wor
Harold L. Ickesday
Roosevelt
PWA
Ils
Ickes
Fragmentary News Note Sparks Local Figures in North Dallas
A partial OCR fragment mentions North Dallas and various local names in an unclear context, suggesting a brief community item or notice with several readable proper nouns but missing key details. The readable elements point to a local focus and potential civic or social relevance.
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G. Massock
Press Foreign
Ovatse
N. Ymone
Yes
Wriston Heads Association
Tuswel
Bruno
Prius
Bromo Maunteton
Iain Beet
Capital Today
Washington, D.C
Ow York
John Beeniger
Chicago Tribune
Nothio
Ignee
Maryle
Bob
Washinton Sniktan
Poderjay
Carribal
Abugrd SS
Wodlk
Jane Wa
Bres
IW Auto-Tratn Aggidert
Ycheon
Mtvs
Ted
SMCS
Renae
Ikohler
Whiteley
la Fallette
Dave North
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