Suspect in single case held in West
Frankie Foster, linked to the Chicago killing of Jake Lingle, was arrested in Los Angeles and jailed incommunicado. Police plan extradition for Foster and four alleged mob allies, tied to Al Capone. A separate Des Plaines river killing, the fourth since Lingle, produced a body with no identification, while Jack Zuta’s habeas corpus plea followed raids.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Frankie Foster
Chicago
Jake’ Jtyingle
Chicago Tribune
Joe Taylor
Susfi Foster
Lingle
Foster
Red’ Forsythe
Birney Matthews
Matthews
United , States
Nicago
Eles
Capone
al Capone
Aind
Chicago Sporting Goods
Roche
John Norton
Des Plaines
Jack Zuta
Moran
Abandons Search For Missing Man At Mud Lake
Ashland Wisconsin sheriff Elmer Sanders abandoned the search for 35 year old farmer Ben Marquardt who was believed to have drowned at Mud Lake on June 29. The sheriff said Marquardt likely abandoned his automobile and fishing tackle to fake a drowning or disappearance near the shore.
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Ashland
Wis.u.p
Elmer Sanders
Ben Marquardt
Mud Lake
Sanders
Marquardt
Jockey Held for Murder From Old Virginia Affair
Ashland Kentucky report says a jockey identified as Jack Turner or Edward D Saul was jailed on a murder charge from a love affair slaying in Virginia twenty three years ago. Police received confidential information linking him to the victimage in Franklin County Virginia Mount.
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Ashland
Virginia
Jack Turner
Edward D. Saul
Marshall
Franklin County
Vie
Hartal spreads as Bombay hit by protests and theater closures
The second day of Boycott week against British goods brings noisy demonstrations and hartal as Bombay witnesses large student marches on Hornby Road. European crowds face insults while a theater syndicate cancels six movie shows. Over 50 percent of cotton mills idle as hartal expands. In Allahabad Motilal Nehru and Sayed Mehmud are jailed for six months. Delhi police arrest six station leaders amid recent disturbances and flags are barred for two months.
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Bombay
Hornbey Road
Ine
Allahabad
Pandit Motilal Nehru
all-India Congress Working Committee
Sayed Mehmud
Delhi
Japur
Congress
Milwaukee Aldermen Split Over Six Dollar Plate Dinner Invite
Milwaukee aldermen planned to attend a Chicago dinner honoring Richard Byrd but enthusiasm paused at the six dollar plate charge. Cornelius Corcoran read the invitation. no hands were raised when asked who would go, though Aldermen Matt Mueller and John John later signaled to attend.
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Milwaukee
Richard Byrd
Cornelius Corcoran
Matt Mueller
John John
Veterans Relief Measure Nears Senate Vote Today
Washington DC veteran relief legislation faces a Senate test as the House push for highest pension figures continues. Walsh and Connally press for Democratic rates, arguing they match recent Spanish American War veterans bill gains, while Reed and Fess warn of costs up to 167 million in 1935.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Congress
Senate
House
Walsh
Massachusetts
Connally
Texas
Watson
Idiana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Fess
Ohio
Measure targets unified patrol under executive order
The House interstate commerce committee revised Hoover plan to create a unified customs and immigration patrol under the Treasury assistant secretary. The bill would affect over 1,500 aliens, raise personnel to 2,500, and place the unit on civil service. Entry points along Canadian and Mexican borders would be designated. illegal entry would apply to citizens, aliens, and merchandise outside designated points.
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House
Senate
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Hoover
Treasury Deepart
Cef
Des ‘Bate
Justice Department
Milwaukee Tourists Narrow Escape From Poisoning
A Milwaukee party of Mr and Mrs Frank Rabe their two children and Mrs Rabe s mother narrowly escaped carbon monoxide poisoning while traveling north toward Neenah. The heater in their sedan leaked gas and Mrs Rabe nearly collapsed as an officer summoned a doctor. They were taken to Theda Clark Hospital in Neenah then revived and continued their trip.
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Neenah
Milwaukee
Frank ‘Rabe
Rabe
Neengh
Unity and Nation Building Urged by Kiwanis Convention Speech
Wisconsin President Glenn Frank told Kiwanis delegates that unity spans individuals communities and nations. He warned urban and rural America diverging aims threaten politics and urged organized farming and a shared social purpose rooted in a unity of aim and action.
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Atlantic
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Kiwanis
Uni
United States
Americas
America
Lake Delton Dedicates New Airport with Air and Balloon Contests
Lake Delton Wis Sunday dedication drew about 25 000 spectators for airplane and balloon stunts and contests. Judge James Hill delivered the dedicatory address. Frank Dean won the W J Newman trophy in the closed course airplane race. Ray Zueski Irving Kuehnhorn led balloon and dead stick airplane events. Visiting planes came from New York Kohler Madison Milwaukee Chicago Rich Mond Center and other cities.
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Jake Delton
Wis
Lake Deletoh
James Hill
Barahoo
Frank Dean
Madison
W. J. Newman
Ray Zueski
Milwaukee
Irving Kuehihorn
Jubilant disarray as German celebrations turn violent
In Breslau and Mayence crowds clashed during jubilation marking release. Separatists and republicans fought in streets, several injured and arrested as police restored order. A separatist cafe was stormed. Kaiserslautern saw homes invaded, fire hoses used, and a separatist reportedly shot himself. Bells rang nationwide as stock exchanges paused and public festivities continued despite the unrest.
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Ody
Breslau
Tatoo
Igeet
Germany
Berlin
Prussia
Population figures for Wisconsin district show 1920-30 decline
The Green Lake county area in Wisconsins Eighth census district records a ten year population drop from 14 875 in 1920 to 13 745 in 1930 with Green Lake county alone down 1 130 since 1920. County totals list Winnebago Fond du Lac Manitowoc Calumet Green Lake and Marquette with shifts in their 1920 to 1930 counts. Farms enumerated per county are also provided.
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Wisconsin
Winnebago
Manitowoc
Fond
Dt Lar
Calumet
Green Lake
Marquette
David C. Pinkerton
Oshkost
Torals
Folch
Marquette County
Fond du Lac
Mati
Itowoe
Berlin
Berlin Township
Green Lake County
Four More Bodies Raise Toll From Sudbury Wrecks
Sudbury Ont bodies of three men and three children were recovered from flooded coaches, raising the two wreck toll to fifteen after washouts caused by a severe storm near Sudbury last Thursday. Ben Giles of Lloydminster Sask was identified among the dead. The freight wreck killed ten, including engineer and fireman, while the passengers’ wreck claimed five victims, most of them itinerant workers heading to harvest fields.
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Sudbury
Giles
Three Hoover Day Law Bills Favored by Senate Panel
Washington reports that three of President Hoover's law enforcement commission bills to improve prohibition enforcement were favorably reported by the Senate judiciary committee. The measures modify the Jones five and ten law define petty offenses and authorize waiver of jury trial. A fourth provision for trial of petty offenses before U S commissioners was not reported. All four were passed by the committee.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Seventeen Fire Aggies Milwaukee Hotels In Alarm
Seventeen fire companies responded to two alarms in Milwaukee today for a blaze in the heart of the city. A thick smoke cloud forced guests in two nearby hotels to retreat to fire escapes before realizing the fire was not in their lodging. Damage was heavy to drug stock in the basement and first floor.
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Milwaukee
First Moor
Prohibition Enforcement Moves Under Mitchell Watch
Washington reports indicate Attorney General Mitchell will steer enforcement policy post Mellon era. Amos W. Woodcock and Howard T. Jones took oaths as Prohibition officials. James M. Doran shifts to supervising industrial alcohol permits. Anslinger named acting director of a new narcotic bureau as the government expands cooperative measures nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
Melloni
Mitchell
Treasury
Justice Department
Mellon
Maurice ‘Campbell
New York
Upin
Arid
Washington
Secessary
the. Treasury
Sey Lochtan
Campbell
Amos
W.W. Woodcock
Prohibition
Howard T. Jones
Youngquist
Woodcock
James M.’ Doran
the Treasury
Aervil
Ife
Harry J. ‘Anslinger
Narcotic Bureau
Boxing Solons Ban Fouls in New York Bouts
New York state athletic commission ruled that fouls will not be permitted as the end of future boxings in the state. Boxers may devise own protection with commission approval, eliminating any right to claim foul in a bout. Madison and Tobias noted. Wisconsin football mention appears.
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New York i
State Athletic Commission
Hunters Flyers Touch Down After Brief Conference
Fragmentary report describes a Chicago event involving the Hunter family and two brothers connected to a fuel plane. A hasty committee meeting ruled flyers must land at the field, with follow up contacts planned for Harbor area and further contact steps noted.
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Chicago
Ifie
John
Kenneth
Hunter
Christopher
Pilgrims honor American war dead at Brookwood cemetery
In Woking Surrey British and American groups visit the Brookwood American military cemetery. Col R T Ellis leads the US party while General Sir Fabian Ware greets them. Women place wreaths beside graves as bells ring and poppies blow in the breeze.
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Woking
Surrey
England
Brookwood
R.T. Ellis
United States Army
Favian Ware
Imperial War’ Graves Commission
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Kenneth Hunter
Walter
Albert Hunter
Lake Delton
Associated Presar
Peeters
Dave
Tobias
la Crosse
Herky
Raed
Corpesiti
Tobias Felt -Vhert
American Association
Cean
Kenesaw Moentain Landté
Imaibenied
Omners
Fayvec
Hunters
Tabrié
Ei Albert
Irener
Norris Muscle Shoals
Rod
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