Huge fund to balance prices provided for
United Press reports the Senate Agriculture Committee favored the revised McNary Haugen bill to stabilize prices with a 50 million dollar revolving fund and an equalization fee on producers. A federal farm board would oversee operations. McNary aims to bring the bill to a vote soon amid added support for the loan feature and no price fixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate
House Agricuiture Committee
McNary, Haugen
Keyes
IN -el
Harreld
Oklahoma
Stabilization’ Fund
Aias
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Northwestern
Madison
Wisconsin
Pie A. E. Stoiler
Wiroqua
Imine
Zimmierman
Simith
Tarehorses
Erdman Olson Sought in Minnesota Camps
Duluth Minn United Prasa reports Erdman Olson wanted in Prairie du Chien Wis for the murder of his sweetheart Glara Olson near Rising Sun last fall. Police suspect he is hiding in Lake Superior logging camps and have checked Cloquet and other camps as searches continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prasa
Duluth
Minn
Erdman_ Olson
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Glara Olson
Rising Sun
Lake Superior
Olson
Cloquet
Miss Olson
Escaped Nicaraguan Leader Details Flight From Country
Juan Es Sacasa, liberal regime head in opposition to the conservative government, explains to the Associated Press that he fled Nicaragua after a 1925 coup. He describes being hunted, tortured, and forced from office, then crossing forests to Honduras and arriving in El Salvador, filing protests with the U.S. and detailing abuses under Washington pacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
Nicaragua
Associated Press
Puerto
Gabean
Nicaragena
Juan Es
Sacasa
Adilfe Dingac Managiu
DAXS
COCP
Ger
Eralliano Chamorra
Carlos Solorzang
Leda
Humberto Pasos- Diaz
Adolfo Diaz
Loon
BRS
Leon
la Asunciona
Gulf of Fonseca
Honduras
la Union
Salvador
United States
Eberhardt
Washington
Failors
Precedent Seen in Oshkosh Freight Case Ruling
Washington D. C Examiner Dilton urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to deem charges on floor loads from Oshkosh to Nashville as unreasonable. Dillon urged reparation to Paine Lumber of Oshkosh, while E J Balda, local sash and door firm manager, noted the decision’s potential to set a nationwide precedent reducing future carload shipping costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. Timmons
Washington
Daily
North- Western
Washington, D. C
Dil- Ton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oshkosh
Win
Nashville
Tenn
Dillon
Paine Lumber Company
E. J. Baida
Max. Ratda
Dillon Hei
Balda Jand
Son of President Sells Old Clothes in Amherst Tale
Hartford dispatch reports Amherst student Jack Coolidge, son of a president, suing over worn out garments sold by local dealer Jacob Goldman. Goldman, known as Jake, tours New England colleges for used attire and recalls buying items from Coolidge at Amherst Phi Gamma Delta house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hartford
Conn
Joan Coolidge
United States
Younk Amherst
Jacob Goldman
Jake
New England
Amherst
John
Phi Gamma Delta
Smith Senate case to be heard on campaign fund evidence
Washington authorities announce hearings for Senator-Designate Frank Li Smith of Illinois. The Senate privileges and elections committee will hear evidence next Saturday, with Smith and counsel arguing exemption claims about campaign contributions from public utilities and their impact on his appointment to fill the late Senator Kinley’s term. Chairman Ernst noted further proceedings if the exemption contention is rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated ,Press
Washington
Frank Li. Smith
Illinois
Senate
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Sraith
Smith
Smail
Willam
Afe- Kinley
Ernst
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Fire Chief Under Fire In Oconomewac Dispute
Henry Wessel chief of the Oconomewac fire department for thirty years faces suspension over his handling of a Wednesday fire that destroyed C. H. Stuart’s $24 000 home. The dispute centers on whether the chief acted with authority after the fire began, water shortages due to a frozen lake, and a possible failure to notify the mayor. A heated council meeting is expected to decide whether he will be reprimanded or face removal at the next corporation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Qconomewac
Wik
Henry Wessel
Oconomewac
C. H. Stuart
Eleven Baylor basketball players killed in collision
Eleven members of the Baylor University basketball team were killed in a crash near Sound Rock 22 miles northeast of Austin Texas when an automobile bus collided with a fast passenger train of the International Great Northern railroad. Five others were fatally injured and six seriously hurt in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Baylor Unniversity
Waco
Jess
International Creat Northern Railroad
Sound Rock
Gallex
Here
Inday
Prevention Method Against Foot and Mouth Disease
Government aims to prevent spread of foot and mouth disease in the United States. Secretary of Agriculture proposes guard measures on all livestock. The plan targets livestock movement from southern Mexico to curb outbreak risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Mexico
Unprecedented January Warmth Amid Mild South Weather
Report from Atlanta indicates a record January high of 75 degrees as mild conditions persist across the Deep South. Showers are forecast tonight while a brief cooldown is expected elsewhere, with no extreme cold in sight for the central states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy United Press
Aliana
Mercury
Atlanta Weather Bureau
Chicago
Middlewest
Weather Bureau
Central States
Rocky Mountain
China to emerge with central government says United Press head
United Press president Kart tar Bickel predicted before the Southern California Editorial Association that China will emerge from its disturbances with one central government. He cited anticipated Pacific coast manufacturing growth and noted press associations should stay independent from government agencies to avoid propaganda contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Iiss Angsies
Talif
China
Kart Tar Bickel
United Press Association
Naong
Presa
Read Not Guilty in Bank Break-In Case
Clarinda court records show Wh Elbert A Read, vice president of a local bank, found not guilty by a jury of breaking and entering the bank in a case heard today at the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annodated Presa
Clarinda
Elbert A. Read
What National Bank of
Lawsuit Seeks 145000 Damages Over Trolley Train Crash
Superior Wis plaintiffs sue The Great Northern and Duluth Street Railways for 145000 in damages from the Jan 6 trolley car train collision that killed seven. The actions name residents who lost relatives or were injured. A separate notice in Kenosha reports verdicts for deaths and injuries in rail incidents, including Richard Kurihammer and Harry Gunelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Wis
Great Northern Railroad
Duluth Street Railways ‘Company
Iy Oisht Superior
Seventilc
Baperioy
Ilttin
Billings Parte
Mary Spellman
Calvary Cemetery
Misa Spellman
Kenosha
Trallrondy
Juricy
St. Pat
Richard Kurihammer
Rugine
Harry Gunelan
Ambassador Houghton's Daughter Engaged
Announcement from the American embassy confirms the engagement of Miya Ma Unde Houghton, daughter of Ambassador Alansut RB Houghton, to Chandler Anderson Jr. Anderson previously served as the ambassador's secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My United Press
Miya Ma
Houghton
Alansut
United States
Great Jarhurn
Chandler Anderson, Jr
Todas
Anderson
Searching Parties Drag Creek For Bodies Of Children In Tennessee
In Nashville Tenn Texas? parties dragged Drake s creek near here today for the bodies of four children drowned yesterday when a pony cart overturned in floodwater. Victims Louis 14 Besateell 72 Sue Cren heth 16 and rey Tobert Syally, children of Mr and Mrs Harvey Latimer Shackie Island. The tragedy occurred a mile and a half from the Latimer home as they returned from school. Their father arrived in time to see the cart swept away and the pony struggling against the current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sashville
Tenn
Drake's Creek
Louis
Besateell
Sue Crenheth
Rey Tobert
Syally
Mrs. Harvey
Latimer
Arms of Uncle Sam Reach Out to Afford Nationals
Bigamo to second wife disappears prompts state and local authorities to join in a wide investigation. Willam Coffey, charged with forgery and bigamy, is at Manston awaiting trial as detectives trace the missing Mrs Hattie Sherman Eales through Dubuque and Rockford. District Attorney R F Clark arrives with sister of the missing woman to pursue leads across Wisconsin and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Far East
SeRussisted Press
Mhroll
Hattie Sherman
Hales
Willam Coffey
Bigs
Amy
Tist
Atty
Robert D
Juneau County
Coffey
Tangihie
Dubuque, la
Dubuque
Anna, Holdridge
Rockford
Mattis Sherman
Sai
Manston
Toldridge
J- Vey
Wls
Milusinis
Coffey Ac
Longs
Mrmr
Mr. Mules
Aince
Marym
Madl
Dragnet
R. F. Clark
Lestie Sherman Eales
Willam Gritey
Minaston
Amny Tielbridge
Thockford
Slater
Diversion Salvation of Mississippi, Says One
A Associated Press report from Washington describes testimony in a Mississippi water diversion case heard by the Supreme Court. Charles R. Berrett, president of Garrettine Cinetn ati), testified regarding navigation conditions on the Mississippi river and the impact of Chileno drainage operations enabling larger barges. The defense argued Chicago’s withdrawal of water from Lake Michigan faced scrutiny, with a decision expected after February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prec
Washington, T. C
Trinois
Mississippi
Oneur Po Berrets
Gerrettine. Cinetnati
Supreme Court
Charlera I
fLlugphes
Improvement Inc Navigation
Lone River
Berrett
Chicago
Great Lakes
Chaplin Not Disheartened After Personal Turmoil
In his first interview since separating, Chaplin met 25 reporters at attorney Nathan Burkary's apartment. He faced awkward, firecracker questions but answered cheerfully, insisting he remains hopeful of finding love and happiness despite the marriage breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Montoux
United Press
New York
Charles Chaplin
Artery
Chaplin
Nathan Burkary
Congress in session reviews nominees and bills
Senate continues consideration of Tyron Wood's nomination in executive session as Agriculture measures proceed. Privileges and Elections Committee plans inquiry into Smith's election. House Ways and Means mulls a lease in New Torre and tariff changes. Judiciary Committee weighs a bill on salaries in territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly United Press
Senate
Tyrun Wood
Seaglen
Pbrsleteas
Privileges and Elections Committee
Smith
HOUSE
New Torre
Judiciary
Comralries
Preferential Status Proposed for Tomo Depots in Budget Plan
The Associated Press reports that the House appropriations committee approved preferential status for Tomo Depots. The proposal includes $3,540,001 for immunities and depot improvements at Hawthorne Nevada, plus $14,000,000 for Navy improvements. The plan covers multiple stations with funding to be allocated under the preferential category. Budget estimates show nearly $600,000 in cuts, while overall appropriations total $82,459,890 to various departments including State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Irese
Washington
D. C
Justic
Commerce and
Labor
DHE
Fallowa
State Department
Justlee “Department
Judiciary
Commerce Department
Goodwill flight readies next hop for world tour
Associated Press reports a 20,000 mile goodwill flight team of five flyers from the United States Army prepared to begin a multi country journey across Central and South America. The New York flagship's gear was repaired after a forced landing in Cuate Male. Commander Herbert AL Daryae planned takeoff at dawn local time with a route through Colombia and onward toward Tarraquilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres Pansmil
United States Army
New York
Cuate- Male
City
Amj
Hlerbert AL Daryae
da. m
Hota
Colombia
Tarranquilly
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN IN WHINE LANDER DISPUTE
A garbled report discusses a cleanup campaign in Rhinelander Wisconsin and mentions Baris Feats and others in ADE Itverisedt, with January referenced. It notes a convilion and possible entry related to Naver Kafti and references weather outlook for the week with cloudy to variable conditions and temperatures near seasonal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey Rhinelander
Wis
Baris WI
Rharitt Drooker
Sky
Am Innes
Naver Kafti
Evacuation Accelerates For Americans In China
A U S Navy report notes rapid evacuation of American and British civilians from interior Chinese cities. A convoy sails from Guan to the Philip Dine islands while ministers in Pekin coordinate emergency departures. Washington canceled a voyage, and ships move from Shanghai toward Foochow as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Guan
Philip
Mage Murray
Pekin
Washington
Kellogg
Shanghai
Foochow
Pillsbury
Joh
Aken
Xcom
Alsturhad
Admiral Owilliams
Shunzhat
Amers Leat
Peking News
Hankow
Attorneys under fire over unethical procedure in Superior case
A Superior Wisconsin controversy centers on a Minneapolis law firm Teutges Widner and McDonald Nettorta accused of unethical procedures after the January streetcar disaster. The firm allegedly solicited clients, claiming costly injuries from a collision that killed seven and injured 17, prompting the county bar to issue a statement denouncing the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Minneapolis
Teutges, Widner and Meonald Nettorta
Som
Crudigan
Canigan
she+ressful
Cris. Minn
District Court
Iver Vederson
Therridne
John AL Cadigan
Youise
Pederson, Cadigan ‘Strites
Minneapolia Law
Tike
Duluth
Twin Cities
Winasar
Dong Isa
Wisconsin County Boards to Meet February Second
Milwaukee reports that chairmen of county boards from most counties in the state will gather in Milwaukee February 2 for the Wisconsin County Boards association annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try
United Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin County Boards’association
Thirty Graduates Celebrate at Waukesha Ceremony
A local graduation event at the United Pr of the Waukesha marks the completion of studies for thirty graduates. Officials present praise the class as they prepare for the next steps in work or further schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iRy
Waukesha
Glen Hort
Thay Ng
Also Mentioned on This Page
la. A
Smith Velleves
LA Davis
Pewaukee
Davis
Erdman
Minnesota
Sagasa
Gongerns Oshkosh
Mandalay
CAGE
Railroad
Streetcar Company
Ambassador Houghton
Bigamo
Hattie Sherman Hales
la Crosse
Rockford, Me
Cinis
Clark
Congress
Toma
Naval Committee
Ammunition House
Goodwill
Ty Anscomred
Clonn
Weel
Shan Kai
Lonidon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!