Lampert Injured in Auto Crash Near Chicago Heights
Special to The Northwestern Chicago Congressman Florian Lampert of Oshkosh is in a Chicago hospital after an auto crash at Chicago Heights. He was en route from Washington when his car collided with a coal truck driven by Senate policeman Charles Nolan. Lampert suffered a shoulder injury. X rays will determine fracture, believed not serious.
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Florian Lampert
Oshkosh
Chicago Heights
Lampert
Washington, D. C
Charles Nolan
Senate
Youngstown Chairman of Steel Testifies in Merger Suit
James A Campbell, 66 year old chairman of Youngstown Sheet and Tube, testified in the stockholders injunction trial over a proposed merger with Bethlehem Steel. He traced the firm from 1900 to assets over 235 million and noted 25 years of uninterrupted cash dividends while discussing plant locations and merger talks with Inland Steel and Republic Iron. He said Bethlehem sought Youngstown control for its western plants near markets and raw materials.
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Mahoning County
Harry Crawford
Luther Day
Cleveland
Campbell
Youngstown Company
Youngstown
Crawford
Bethlehem (Steel Corporation
Chicago
South Chicago
Sndiana Harbor
Bethlehem Corporation
Republic Iron and Steel
Truscon Steel
Inland Steel
Inland Company
Six trains halted near Querétaro after rain and wreck
Heavy rains caused a freight wreck near Queretaro halting six National lines passenger trains. Passenger service between Mexico City and Juarez Lagado and Guadal a was cut.
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National
Queretaro
Juarez
Lagado
Guadala
Senate debate opens on London naval treaty and papers
Senator Swanson urges ratification while opponents demand release of London conference papers Hoover withholds notes between Dawes and state department McKellar resists change to include public interest clause Borah backs previous practice Senator Robinson questions pressuring the president Fifty senators present for quorum as Swanson delivers 12000 word analysis praising treaty as promotive of peace and U S naval strength
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Hoover
Foreign Relations Committee
Tennessee
Dawes
State Department
Robinson
Arkansas
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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Swanson
Senate Naval Committee
America
Hemisphere
Stimson
London
Virginia
United States
A’s Rally to Top Yankees in First Game of DH
New York. Bing Miller homered with two aboard as the A’s toppled the Yankees 4 to 0, chasing Johnson early. Ruffing allowed two hits in the final eight innings while Walburg held New York to three.
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Bing Miller
A’s
Johnson
Yanks
Ruffing
Walburg
Wisconsin figures named to state World Fair committee for Chicago event
Governor Kohler appoints eight prominent Wisconsinites to a preliminary World Fair committee to study participation in the 1933 exposition. Members include lawmakers, educators, budget and highway officials, and business leaders. no funds allocated, members cover travel. The group will meet in Chicago for a luncheon and grounds tour with a legislative decision pending.
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Madison
W. J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Chicago
Charles §. Peterson
Kohler
State Board of Education
Budget Board
State Departments of Conservation and Highways
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Racine Times-Call
Oscar F. Morse
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Assemblyman
Moulton B. Goff
Sturgeon Bay
Charles L. I Fn
Department of Agriculture Land Markets
John Callahan
Jerry Donahue
Highway Commission
J.B. Borden
William Mauthe
The
Conservation Commission
R. S. Kingsley
State Chamber of Commerce
Kenosha News
Gen
Otto Falk
Allis-Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
A B. Funk
la Crosse Rubber Mills Company
W. D. James
James Manuacturing Company
Fort Atkinson
M. FP. Hanson
Milwaukee Sentinel
M. H. Creager
Milwaukee Journal
J. H. Black
Milwaukee News
O. J Hardy
Oshkosh Northwestern
J T Murphy
Superior Telegram
C. E Broughton
Sheboygan Press
Benn cites improved Indian situation says disobedience campaign faltering
The secretary of state for India Wedgwood Benn issued a statement noting a distinct improvement in India as of July fifth. He reported growing conviction that civil disobedience cannot succeed and that commercial and industrial groups worry about its consequences. He noted more effort toward constitutional solutions and Mohammedans engaging with their case for the London round table conference, while unstable elements are fewer than weeks ago.
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London
India
Wedgwood Benn
Red Arrow Highway May Get Onto Maps
Lansing Michigan report says a proposal to name the main highway from St Ignace to Wisconsin the Red Arrow highway honors the Thirty-second division for World War service. The plan was announced today to Governor Green.
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Michigan
At. Ignace
Wisconsin
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Jail Break at Milwaukee Jail Sparks Investigations
Walter Dandy Ross, a Milwaukee area prohibition defendant, escaped from the city’s $1,000,000 jail suspected to be escape proof. Sheriff Reichenbach may discharge two jail attaches. William Kuhn was fired for letting Ross obtain keys. Kuhn appeals and accuses broader jail irregularities while the sheriff denies beer parties. Ross fled Friday night.
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Milwaukee
Walter
Dandy) Ross
Oconomowoc
Charles Reichenbach
Ross
William Kuhn
Kuhn
Civil Service Commission
Family of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Awaits Word From Beyond
Crowborough Sussex England the family of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle awaited word from him who created Sherlock Holmes after his death at 71 of heart disease Adrian Conan Doyle said the novelist believed he would contact his family from the other side and that Lady Doyle had learned his speech inflections to guard against fraud. The widow and sons prepared for funeral plans as they awaited final signs and remembered his last words you are wonderful.
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Crowborough
Sussex
England
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Adrian Conan Doyle
Doyle
Accident ruled unavoidable in Wisconsin crash that killed two
In Superior Wisconsin a coroner's jury found the June 30 crash unavoidable after Oscar Wangen testified he had not been drinking and other witnesses corroborated the claim. Passengers August Carlson and Virginia Johnson, both from Iron River, were among the victims.
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Virginia Johnson
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Gas Tax Receipts for May Exceed Most Months
Madison reports gasoline tax receipts for May amounting to $823,281, second only to July and August in the prior eleven months. State Treasurer Solomon Levitan released figures showing May brings the twelve month total to $8,456,124, up from $7,269,032 the year before, with a treasury balance of $20,154,546 as of July 1.
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Threat at MacDonald government sparks censure motion
In London a Conservative bid for a censure motion targets MacDonald over safeguarding duties and free trade. Stanley Baldwin and Neville Chamberlain press for an early debate while a by election in North Norfolk tests party strength and Labour votes. West Fulham is noted as a recent safeguarding trend marker.
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London
MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
North Norfolk
Noel Buxton
Labor
West Fulham
Times
Baldwin
Contempt risk looms for former Fayette banker Thompson
Uniontown Pennsylvania date: J W Thompson once a major Fayette banking and coal operator must raise three hundred thousand dollars by July 31 or face jail for contempt of court. He failed to meet notes as trustee for estates including John Nicolls whose heir is related to the princess of Thurn and Taxis. Thompson sought a twenty four day stay as he pursues a twenty million dollar coal deal to satisfy obligations.
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Uniontown
J W. Thompson
Fayette County
Thompson
John Niccolls
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Air Elopement and Wedding Over Sioux Falls
Minneapolis couple Marjorie Henderson and the groom eloped in an airplane mission over Sioux Falls South Dakota. Fred Vikingstad announced the event as Gene Shank piloted and served as best man. Miss Lucille Gallogly was maid of honor. The ceremony took place last Tuesday with a wedding dinner served aboard the plane on the return flight.
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Sioux Falls
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Fred Vikmestad
Marjorie Henderson
Gene Shank
Shank
Lucille Gallogly
Vikingstad
Delian Appeal Not Sustained In Wisconsin Coal Yard Case
The LeBelle Fuel Company appeal against building inspector Harvey C. Oleson’s permit denial for a coal yard on Wisconsin Avenue failed to gain board of appeals approval. The decision keeps Oleson’s ruling, with potential court action by C J LeBelle or Chicago Northwestern Railway, amid stormy session and clashes among officials.
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Harvey C. Oleson
Wisconsin Avenue
Board of Appeals
Oleson
C J. LeBelle
Chicago& Northwestern Railway
Mitchell
Appeals Board
Erwin M Spe
Henry Auler
Sdasion
Mature
Brown
Charles Nevitt
Auler
Nevitt
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Hancock May Get Southern Cross, Kingsford Smith Says
The Southern Cross airliner, flown by Charles Kingsford Smith on a world tour, left for Santa Maria California where he declined to guarantee Hancock a chance to acquire the plane. Kingsford Smith said if Captain Hancock wants the plane it is his.
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Southern Cross
Santa Maria
Calif
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Oakland
Australia
England
New York
G Allen Hancock
Hancock
Kingsford-Smith
Oshkosh Bus Fares Raised to 75 Per Vehicle
Oshkosh city commissioners raise permit fee for buses 50 percent to 75 dollars per bus. The move, approved in a third reading, boosts revenue for snow removal street repairs and traffic regulation, with a $500 increase anticipated from Wisconsin Power and Light for twenty buses. The power company and others operating interurban buses are not opposing the change.
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Commission Council
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Hagene
Oaks
Weather and political notes from diverse North American locales
A rush of heat blanks Bismarck with temperatures over 100 and Sanish at 102, while Manitoba and Alberta faced a hailstorm and strong winds. In Minnesota, crop and communications damage tied to taxation and farm parity comment by Claude H MacKenzie, who retires from a meeting in Iowa City and plans talks in Madison and other states.
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U.P
Claude H MacKenzie Gaylord
National Council of States
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Iowa City
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Council
Michigan
Ohio
Additional Perjury Charge Placed Against Capone in Miami
In Miami Florida an extra perjury accusation was leveled against Al Capone as he awaited trial on two related charges. The new complaint claims Capone lied about D. McCreary threatening to shoot him and companions in a washroom of the city jail during their May 8 arrest.
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al Canone
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Weather shifts and forecasts for Wisconsin and Great Lakes
The report notes showers and possible thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight in eastern areas, with warmer conditions in the northwest. Forecasts cover Upper and Lower Great Lakes with moderate winds, mostly fair conditions overnight into Wednesday, and variable weather across Michigan and surrounding regions.
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Upper Great Lakes
Michigan
Huron
Superior
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Backstaff Observator
Longest Ocean Flight: Glider Claibourne Foster Stays Aloft Eight Hours
A wireless from Captain Stuparich on the liner Saturnia reports the glider Claibourne Foster remained airborne for eight hours, believed a record for a towed aircraft. A faulty check cord caused the flying boat to plunge into the sea at the end, but both occupants were saved with aid from a lifeboat.
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New York
Stuparich
Saturnia
Claibourne Foster
Tirtte
Governor Denies Pardon for Thomas Mooney
Los Angeles Governor Young denied the pardon application of Thomas Mooney, life prisoner at San Quentin for involvement in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco. He cited board recommendations and the California Supreme Court in rejecting clemency while stressing he acted without prejudice and aimed to uphold the state’s oath of office.
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Mooney
Young
W. D. Stephens
Woodrow Wilson
W. Richardson
Pardon Board
Supreme Court
Billings
State Pardon Board
Fortheless
Hines to Lead Consolidated Veterans Affairs Agency
Brigadier General Frank T. Hines will be appointed administrator of veterans affairs under a national consolidation. President Hoover announced the selection, noting the three-agency budget for next year would reach about 800.5 million dollars. The move marks a major reorganization of government machinery.
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Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
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Veterans’ Bureau
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Veterans’ Administration
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Hurley Promises Nye North Dakota Visit On River Project
Secretary Hurley pledged to Senator Nye that he will visit North Dakota to inspect the Missouri river diversion project. The plan aims to divert about 108 miles of water south to boost Devils Lake region supply. Army engineers have studied it for years while appropriations for a survey were made two years ago and await report.
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Senator Nye
North Dakota
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Devils Lake
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Army Engineers
Nye
Hutiy
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