Wisconsin tax bill proposed by Assemblyman Koegel
Assemblyman Arthur Koegel Milwaukee Socialist introduces a tax bill to cut assessments on personal property and raise local government shares of income and inheritance taxes. The plan includes 20 percent levy on personal property value and changes to income tax rates, with shifts in state and local revenue shares.
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Ickes Foes Revolt Over Compromise on Relief Bill
Washington reports a Democratic revolt over a $4.3 billion relief measure as House leaders push a lump sum plan under a gag rule. A caucus vote 190 to 35 backed a modified gag allowing amendments and potential presidential control of public works funds through June 1937.
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Harold J. Ickes
House
Congress
Mercy
Roosevelt
Biins
White House
Neenah Man Sentenced For Prison Pact Case
Ambiguous OCR text outlines a Neenah man being sentenced in a case involving individuals named Matt Finnerty Kenan Barnes and possible connections to Possant FecuTats. The fragment mentions conspiracy or weapon related charges and a court outcome. Further readable details are unclear.
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Hundreds Forced Out By Floods In Mississippi River Basin
Refugees crowd makeshift shelters across northwest Mississippi and west Tennessee as swollen Mississippi tributaries flood towns. Red Cross distributes supplies while motorboats are in short supply hampering rescues. Frozen conditions persist with forecasts of more cold, raising concerns for stranded families in Daley areas. Local lines like Forked Deer and Coldwater areas see residents on rooftops awaiting help as trains and freight cars are used to move assistance.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Tennessee
Red Cross
Averfion
Masissippi
Forked Deer River
Dyersburg
Jackson
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Raiiroad
Memphus
Assembly to Inspect Mendota Hospital Plan for Legislation
Assemblyman Thomas H Catiree Milwauker, Democrat chair of the Insituprunit, said the inquiry could lead to back or contemimiated legislation. He noted potential to decar up to two plans tied to upkeep, maintenance, and funding at Mendota Hospital. The discussion, linked to Northern Winn ke, signals cautious legislative action.
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Mendota Hospital
Addia
Instituton
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Thomas H Catiree Milwauker
Winn
Youngester Prank Forces Bay Area Schools Shutdown
A cryptic OCR fragment describes a prank by a young person affecting Bay area schools. The text is garbled and mentions dates, percentages, and unnamed entities, but lacks clear facts or identifiable people. The readable portions point to a school disruption caused by a youth.
Farm Aud Proposals in Wisconsin Senate Action
Proposals in Wisconsin Senate discussed a tax on farm products and changes to aid for local schools. A bill aimed at exempting certain farm hauling from motor carrier fees was sent to the assembly. A related resolution sought funds for northern state infrastructure and school district investigations by the state school control board.
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Enmark
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President opposes two thirds vote on foreign questions
In a fragmented report from Scuetar Novns, Areska, President expresses opposition to any two thirds requirement for foreign policy questions. The brief notes a forthcoming Senate debate and hints at broader political maneuvering ahead of a key vote.
Xoehler's Testimony Ties Ladder Evidence in Flemington Case
In Flemington, testimony linked Xoehler to the ladder evidence. The record references welding links and related items as part of the evidence chain. Authorities note gaps in the transcript and unresolved details remain under review.
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Xoehler
Lindsay Case Readies for Jury in Sorenson Death Trial
The Lindsay murder case against Clarence Landay, charged with third and fourth degree manslaughter and related battery in Walter Sorenson’s Dec 19 death, was heading to the jury after half a day of argument before Judge Freg Boginger. Prosecution argued Sorenson struck his head and fell, while defense contended the fall caused the injuries.
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Clarence Landay
Walter Sorenson
Cass
Laus
L. W Hull
Charles A Barnard
Linday
Asitang
Rongie
Lindsay
Laws
Sorensons
Sorenson
Tian
Intense Cold Shrouds State In Record Low Weather
A severe cold snap grips the state with temperatures plunging to new season lows. Forecasts show subzero wind chills in several regions as residents bundle up and schools consider delays. City hubs report frigid conditions across the morning with icy surfaces and wind-driven chill.
Wisconsin Braces for Severe Cold Wave As Readings Plunge
The weather bureau warned of a new cold wave sweeping Wisconsin and upper Michigan, with temperatures plummeting to 40 below in some areas and a 24 below zero reading at Buckstaff Observatory. Schools closed as authorities forecast continuing harsh conditions through Thursday night.
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Weather Bureau
Shul. Rehet
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Wisconsin
Machigat
Buckstaff Observatory
Gweiock
Mystery Cleared Up Valentine Day Mass Casualty Event
A Valentine Day mass casualty incident is clarified in the report with authorities outlining the sequence of events and the roles of involved parties. The article notes investigation progress and any resulting actions or public safety measures. The exact identities and details are partially obscured in the text.
Heat plants crippled by broken lines in Neillsville area
A massive power outage hit Neillsville Wisconsin and surrounding towns after lines broke yesterday. Dozens of heating systems failed as temperatures dropped to near 34 degrees below zero, leaving schools stores and homes cold. Children at Windebagen Thien School were kept in bed at home and staff improvised stoves but heat remained scarce. Repair crews worked through the night restoring power while doctors treated those affected by exposure.
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Netlavile
Windebagen Thien
Nethisvidie
Neillsville Press Company
Hanscholders
Suip
Northern States Power Company
Granton
Chil
Lynn
Green Wood
Loral
Christite
Colby
Abbotsford
Black
Spencer
Sietsonveile
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Unsly
Ripinger
Mulan
Chiokre
Fernwood
Aunthier
Four bandits rob U S mail truck in Fall River theft
Four men halted a United States mail truck in Fall River Massachusetts bound its driver Herbert Reid 43 and escaped with registered mail totaling about 129000 in banknotes and silver. Reid was coerced into a sedan blindfolded and driven toward Swansea as a dragnet spread through Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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United States
Boston
Federal Resolve Bank
Herbert B. Reid
Jarfish
Taunton
Swansea
Reid
Postal Department
Sam
Potter
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Slug
Ban- Sol Roseman
New York
Hotel Marlin
Roseman
Wrights Wife Seeks Gov Follette Help For Prisoner
Mrs Liall Wright of Moton petitions Gov Follette to secure clemency or a reduced state prison sentence for her husband. The request cites a 30 year term from a New Labor case, with details unclear in fragmented text.
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Liall Wricht
Moton
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