Record Heat Sees Death Toll Rise Across Wisconsin
The 3 day heat wave furthers misery as Milwaukee and Sheboygan reach near 100 degrees while Antigo farmer Wenzel Drexler dies operating a mower and widow Rose Ciszewski dies from heat related heart trouble. A 9 year old Dakota boy drowns at La Crosse abandoned municipal bathing beach as sweltering conditions persist statewide. Continued on Pace 2.
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Rose Ciszewski
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Minn
Francis Harris Jr
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Flat Refusal to Extradite Parker Snags Procedure
Trenton, N J. Gov Harold G Hoffman flatly refused to extradite Ellis Parker, rural New Jersey detective chief, to New York for the Kidnapping of Paul H Wendel. The decision blocks an extradition appeal and involves Brookl yn attorneys cited in the case, with indictments naming Parker and associates.
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New Jersey
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Paul H. Wendel
New York
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Fed
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Lindbergh
Guet Dito
Weather relief in northwest North Dakota foretold
Skies clouded and rains reached Grenora Wildrose Crosby Lignite and Northgate as Great Northern reports showed up to one-half inch in parts with pains in eastern Montana. Forecasters predicted continued warmth and only scattered showers, offering some relief to crops but no sizeable heat relief within 36 hours for the drought region.
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Cadman Illness Reported At Valley Hospital
Noted radio preacher Cadman remained in serious condition at Champlain Valley Hospital after an operation. Dr Lyemen G Barton Jr led the surgery on a 9 year old clerksman, with condition described as grave and ongoing through the night.
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S. Parkes Cadmany
Erdition
Champlain Valley Hospital
Lyemen G. Barton Jr
Broskivn
N.Y. Clerzaman
S.nd
Drought at Glance Amid Midwest Heat Wave
Rio Associated Press reports fifty three deaths from heat as record highs persist for an eighth day across the Midwest. President Renee presses drought relief and aid for farm families and livestock breeders, while states seek action and relief measures amid ongoing arid conditions.
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Midwest
Washington
Renee Yell
Ama
Lincoln
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Winnebagoland to Sponsor Marathon for Rowers
Winnebagoland plans the first national rowboat derby on Labor Day Sept 7 a 23 mile marathon from Winnevenne to Neenah with 500 prize pool plus sprint awards from merchants and boat manufacturers Two in a boat racing rules require one pair of oars and timing flexibility. clubs plan entries and spectators will enjoy Winnebageland scenery.
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Winnebagoland Association
Winnevenne
Neenah
Winnebageland
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Catres
Freed is released from Chicago jail
A damaged report describes the release of a person named Freed from a Chicago jail after questioning connected to a homicide or assault case. The text references Carmelita and a possible related death, with gaps and unclear names. authorities and witnesses are mentioned amid confusion over the exact timing and circumstances.
Britain expands defense program amid funding pressures
The government plans a larger defense program with strengthened army, navy, and air forces. Additional appropriations are likely to balance security needs, though the total cost and funding details were not disclosed.
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Nameptt
Balser Army
Atkins
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Amonunis
Labor Leaders Split On Plan
Indianapolis reports three men sought by police in connection with the murder of Harry N. Miller. Heber L. Micks of Cincinnati implicated the trio, saying they killed Miller at his New Prenton Cottage. Miller’s dismembered body parts surfaced in Kentucky.
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Stile
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Heber L. Micks
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Harry N. Miller
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Seymour
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Flora Miller
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United Mine Workers
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Associated Press
American Federation’ of Labor
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William Green
ALF. of
Drouth Relief Modifications Appear Under Roosevelt Plan
A report details changes to the Drouth Relief Project during the Roosevelt era, including program adjustments and funding notes. The document references disbursements and relief measures, with scattered names and figures amid the OCR text, reflecting an administrative update on drought support initiatives.
Seven Soldiers Killed in Grash After Landing
Report states seven soldiers died during a landing operation after an explosion damaged craft. Captains Bara and Saeed are named among the deceased. the survivor list includes Lt. Col. Barford and other officers. The incident prompted continued coverage as authorities confirm fatalities and assess troop losses.
Republican state convention opens with plea to Democrats and Progressives
Victor Hackler reports Milwaukee that the Republican state convention invited Democrats and Progressives to join a defense of Americanism. Keynoter Charles F. Smith argues the issue is whether free democracy inherited from Washington and Lincoln will yield to socialism or fascism. Smith criticizes Democratic and Progressive organizations as split and limited, noting the contest for governor narrows to Wiley and Keil as Kohler withdraws.
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Victor Hackler
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Charles F. Smith
Wausau
Walter J. Kohler
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Julius Keil
Smith
Washington
Linccoln
Wei
Republican Party
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Rockefeller Birthday Party Marking 97th Year
Ninety seven candles lit John D Rockefeller’s birthday as family and friends gathered at his Lakebod estate. A quiet celebration followed with prayers read, a cake, and a private stroll to his garden. Rockefeller rested in his bed and presided over the day from a sunporch reading the newspaper.
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