Wisconsin Senate blocks liquor control plan amid political maneuvering
Governor Schmedeman faces a rebuff as the senate defeats his liquor traffic regulation bill by 15 to 12. A revised measure, backed by Democrats, proposes a state monopoly on wholesale liquor with private tavern operation. Assembly reconvenes at 2 p.m. with five tax extension items on the calendar as attention shifts to the senate fight.
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Weller
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Prairie du Chien
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State Commission
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Robert A. Nixon
Washburn
State Regulatory Commission
Governor Demands Resignations Without Charges in Michigan
Governor Willi Gomestock orders the resignations of Michigan public utilities commissioners and directs Attorneys General to probe the commission's administration after members refused to resign. He cites political crisis and constitutional authority, saying removals hinge on public power and no charges are filed. Several commissioners from Muskegon to Detroit are named in talks as salaries are listed at seven thousand dollars.
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Willi A. Gomestock
2Ernor
Gove
Ghirdy
Reher
Dim Muskegon
Harey C. McClure
Flint
Herold Wapies
Trenwood
Edward P. Pitzgerald
Detroit
Teri Quue
Roeys
Boss McCooey of Tammany Dies at 63 in Brooklyn
McCooey, longtime Democratic boss who steered Tammany influence in Brooklyn, died yesterday at 63 from heart disease. His death marks a symbolic end to Tammany’s dominance in New York politics, following a fall in influence after the La Guardia era and a Brooklyn party revolt. He rose from shipyard worker to district leader and party official, serving 42 years in public roles, leaving a widow and daughter. funeral services are set for Wednesday morning.
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McCooey
John P. O'Brien
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Reilly Recommends Floridge for Hilbert postelections
Reilly recommends Geril D. Eldridge for Wilbert postmaster in Cahimet county after the Postmaster General named Eldridge as eligible. Eldridge topped a list that also included Nicholas Berg and George Romuveier. city notes show Wisconsin and Minnesota weather updates and miscellaneous observations from Oshkosh Northwestern and regional data.
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KK. Reilly
Geril D. Eldridge
Wilbert
Cahimet County
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Shrea
Nicholas J Berg
George J. Romsuveier
Eldridge
Racketeering case launches as officials expose extortion network
Prosecutor Raber unveiled a first racketeering case tying a professor, underworld leaders, and figures like Al Capone to a scheme extorting large revenues. Defendants, including Nelson and Squires, faced charges as bailiffs filled the courtroom. trial expected to last over a month.
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Kansan Says Disarmament Through Armament Build Up
A Kansan figure argues the surest path to disarmament is to demonstrate capability by building up arms. He contends that revealing tangible strength will push other powers toward a moderate program, asserting it is cheaper to build and scrap than to pursue futile policy or rely on others to set limits.
Militant Japanese leadership shifts stir regional tension
Fragmentary wartime copy reports upheaval after General Sadao Araki resigns as minister of war in Japan. Soviet leader Kaganovich warns Japan against frontier provocations while noting Moscow seeks no war but will respond to any aggression. France’s Herriot comments on rising tensions among United States, Japan, and the Soviet Union as Japan reshuffles top command.
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Wits
Leo
Jigur
Aapin
Manohar Witiver
Yire
Pat Cendony
Wael Bron
United States Near to Recognition of Cuba
Washington officials report growing momentum toward Cuba recognition as 20 American nations meet with President Roosevelt at the White House. State Department hints indicate Cuba's situation improving, while Secretary Hull returns from a South American trip and cites prior recognitions by Chile, Mexico, and plans for others.
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Admiral Byrd Reclaims Buried Weather Station in Antarctic
Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his crew explore the wrecked weather station buried in ice on the Antarctics Bay of Wharles. They uncover a lamp, clothing, and jars as they span the ruined winter city while hazardous conditions hinder tractor transport and a tractor fire injures the crew. The perilous recovery effort follows delays and dangerous terrain.
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Bay of Wharles
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Talies
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Safel
Amalgamation of World Wire Systems Foreseen
A planned global consolidation of telegraph and telephone systems into a single American owned, government supervised monopoly was forecast from New York and Washington. The effort would depend on U.S. government stance and Sherman Act waivers, with major players including Radio Corporation of America and the International Telephone and Telegraph Company. Proponents cite vast potential, while the scale and control raise concerns about market dominance and wartime implications.
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United Press
New York
Washington
Congress
War department appropriation bill details and naval funding
The report covers the appropriation bill for war department items, noting a total of $61,000 for procurement and various increases and decreases in naval construction, equipment, and personnel. It highlights plans for battleship and cruiser procurement, aircraft planes, navy yard funding, and Marine Corps support, with figures and agency allocations across the Army, Navy, and related bureaus.
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Etisaag
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Marine Corps
Hudaeh & Timates
Aye
Abduction Case Drives Nerves as Bremer Family Ties Draw Blame
Police and Bremer family links fuel renewed speculation over the kidnapping of Edward Bremer, the wealthy banker seized at dawn. Reports describe a $200,000 ransom, missing Walter Magee, and a citywide manhunt with detectives clearing lines to hear from the abductors. A city police order seeks a precise lead as officers chase a suspicious vehicle downtown.
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Senate Approves Emergency Waterway Measures
The Senate moved to lay aside Waterway 10 for emergency action concerning railroad and canal projects. Lawmakers debated the utility and timing of the plan as transportation officials outlined rapid funding and oversight steps to speed construction and ensure safety.
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Wynekoop Mistrial Declared by Court Dictum
A mistrial was declared in the Wynekoop case as the judge ruled the evidence and courtroom conduct created danger to the proceeding. The judge denied the defense request for a mistrial, citing lack of precedent and the need to proceed under the petition presented. Charles S. Dougherby is identified as a defendant in the report.
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Linn
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Coelaree
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Girl Dies 203 Hours After Accident At Denmark Wis
Agnes Wa Juke, 29, of Denmark, Wisconsin, died after remaining unconscious for 203 hours following an accident near the University of Wisconsin. Doctors reported brain injuries and complications contributed to the death, with the period of coma ending shortly before the fatal outcome.
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Nt Sun Far Ak Lie
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Pneumonia Fatal for Baby Operated on at Baltimore
A baby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patil A. Mountien, died after a pneumonia operation in a Baltimore hospital. The child underwent surgery earlier last week, but succumbed to complications following the procedure. Local authorities are reviewing the case.
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Bare Baby
Madison Club Wins Stuart Cup Here Today
The Madison Club wins the Stuart Cup in a local racing event. Teams and sailors including Carl Bernard of Alacueol, Frit boat entries, and Gull Lake regatta plans are noted with participants from Oshkosh and nearby clubs. The Frit will be taken to Gull Lake, Mich, for further competition.
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Gus
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Oshkosh
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Lasser
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Ray Schnoeder
Friedrich Wil Seth
Threats Raised Against Hoppmann and Risser
Fragmentary OCR text shows threats directed at Hoppmann and Risser with garbled surrounding content. Core names appear as Hoppmann and Risser while other words are indecipherable. No clear actions, dates, or organizations are reliably present in readable form.
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Hoppmann
Risser
Insull Ordered to Leave Greece After Appeal Fails
An appeal to the council fails as authorities demand Michael Insull depart Greece. The general sentence remains, with the press noting the state’s decisive position despite petition. Names referenced include Mirons Praryyota and Sagi, with unclear details due to fragmented text.
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Greece
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