Huston Faces Pressure as GOP Leaders Debate Resignation
The Republican conference weighs action on Claudius Huston after his refusal to resign as party chairman. With Huston resisting, aides Burke and Nutt seek White House guidance, while Senator Moses appears as a tentative ally. A showdown is anticipated at the executive committee meeting.
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Washington
Claudius Huston
Hoover
James Francis Burke
National Committee
Joseph R. Nutt
Huston
Nutt
Burke
White House
Moses
New Hampshire
Executive Committee
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Kohler unemployment committee in session
A governor appointed committee to study unemployment met in the Wisconsin state capitol for its first session. Members include Gov. Kohler, union leaders, bankers, manufacturers, educators and social workers from cities such as Madison Milwaukee Oshkosh Brodhead and Kenosha. The session was private pending a later public statement.
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Madison
Walter Kohler
State Capitol
Governor Kohler
Fred M. Wilcox
Industrial Commission
Charles L. Hil
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Rosendale
Henry Ohl
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Milwaukee
James P Sheehan
Milwaukee Federated Trades Council
Fred E. Gastros
State Council of Carpenters
Frank J. Janda
Federation of Labor
Oshkosh
Edward H Cole
State Bankers’ Association
Brodhead
D. D. Lescohier
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Marie C. Kohler
Wisconsin Conference of Social Work
Sheboygan
F. H. Clausen
van Brunt Manufacturing Company
Horicon
J. J. Phoenix
Bradley Knitting Co
Delavan
J. J. Barchard
Hummel-Downing Company
J. D. Mylrea
Thunder Lake Lumber Company
Rhinelander
Florence Wiltrout
Chippewa
Francis E. Murphy
St. John's Cathedral
Mrs Cornelius Passes Away Inquest Ordered
Milwaukee dispatch reports deputy district attorney James Costello flew to Chilton Wisconsin to urge Miss Margaret Tecks to testify in Los Angeles as a state witness against Mrs Walburga Oesterreich in the slaying of her husband. Costello sought letters Mrs Oesterreich wrote to Miss Tecks after the murder and was accompanied by a West Allis woman friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Margaret Tecks
Chilton
Wis
Los Angeles
Walburga
Oesterreich
James Costello
Tecks
Fred Oesterreich
Bethlehem Steel loan to Pickands Mather tied to Youngstown sale
In bounty court today Henry G. Dalton testified that Bethlehem Steel loaned 800000 dollars to Pickands Mather & Co. after it bought stock in Youngstown Sheet and Tube. He said the loan was repaid quickly with no security, and the money aided stock purchases amid proxy war tensions.
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Youngstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem
Henry G. Dalton
Cleveland
Picklands, Mather & Co
Dalton
Pickands, Mather & Co
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland Capitalist
Are
Luther Day
Grace
Day
Plans for Congressional Probe Into Communists Begins
Preparations near completion for broad congressional investigations next week into communistic propaganda and campaign expenditures. Subpoenas signed by Senator Nye will summon witnesses in Chicago Monday for Illinois primary expense hearings. House flood control leaders meet in New Orleans Monday with the Mississippi River Flood Control Association to discuss the Jadwin plan revisions. Senator Blaine’s committee pursues over 1,000 post office building leases with summer inquiries.
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Washington
Senate
Jadwin Fiood
House
American Samoan Commission
Nye
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Chicago
Reid
America Melts Under Merciless Sun
A widespread heat wave hits the central United States with temperatures above 100 across eighteen cities in fourteen states. The heat has caused at least twenty seven deaths, plus five drownings, including four on Lake Michigan as Chicago distributes free ice and milk to needy families and extends infant care hours.
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Chicago
United States
Alleghenies
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Far West
United Press
Mercury
Lake Michigan
Tornadic Wind Hits Neillsville Farms In Morning Storm
A cyclonic wind struck Neillsville Wisconsin at 7 30 a m damaging three farms three and one half miles southeast of the town The Allen Wildish silo collapsed and barn roof was torn off while the W S Ackerman silo was destroyed At the Albert Schultz farm machinery was toppled and wrecked all grain crops were flattened.
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Neillsville
Wis
Allen Wildish
W. 5S. Ackerman
Albert Schultz
Heat Wave Grips Middle America as Temps Hit 108 in Miles City
Lightly clad crowds haunt parks seeking sleep amid stifling apartments. Chicago tops 86 with humid air, while Miles City Montana soars to 108. Pierre and Omaha reach 104 and 102 respectively. Dozens in cities from Birmingham to Yuma endure extreme heat. Droughts threaten crops as farmers fear corn, and two heat deaths are reported as farm work slows. Continued report on page four.
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Chicago
Miles City
Mont
Pierre
5. D
Omaha
Neb
Birmingham
Ala
Des Moines
Huron
Sheridan
Wyo
Sioux City
Yuma
Ariz
Atlanta
Cairo
Evansville
Ind
Kansas City
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn., Nashville, Tenn
Rapid City
S. D
Shreveport
Near Northwest
Middle America
Seek Assailant of Man Who Lies Near Death in Hospital
Otto Bowlin, 30, of Milwaukee lay near death after being shot twice in the abdomen and transported to a Wisconsin Rapids hospital. A statewide search is under way for Bowlin’s alleged assailant. Bowlin muttered about a Kilbourne shooting while trying to steal whisky from a farmhouse. Ruby Hutchcraft and Otto Arnoldi, a Milwaukee pair, left with Bowlin. officials seek their aid in locating them.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Otto Bowlin
Milwaukee
Bowlin
Poe
E. J. Ball
Kilbourne
Ruby Hutchcraft
Otto Arnoldi
King
Wood County
Allied Patrols Battle Yangtze River Bandits
American Japanese and British river patrols joined in defensive actions as bandits harass foreign vessels on the Yangtze. Gunboats rescue priests at Yachow and consuls urge evacuation amid attacks above Hankow and toward Ienang.
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Shanghai
Yangtze
Kiukiang
Hankow
Ienang
Yachow
Lord Irwins Speech Seen as Step Toward Peace
Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru, liberal moderator leader, says Viceroy Lord Irwins address in Simla marks a distinct advance. He favors peaceful solutions and supports the assembly leaders call for amnesty and ending civil disobedience. The Viceroy calls Simon Commission report a weighty contribution and hopes conference can yield honorable solutions for all interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allahabad
Tej. Bahadur Sapru
Lord Irwin
Simla
Legislative Assembly
Simon Commission
Damage suit against Pantages dismissed in Los Angeles
A $500,000 damage suit filed by Nicholas Duncan against theater multimillionaire Alexander Pantages was dismissed in superior court. Duncan had testified in Pantages trial last fall for an assault on Eunice Pringle, a coed dancer.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Nicholas Duncan
Asault
Eunice Pringle
Wilay
Iron Man Orders End Crime in Chicago or Quit
Chicago acting commissioner John Alcock told police captains they must curb gangland killings or face charges of inefficiency. He warned captains to explain unsolved slayings tied to Alfred Lingle and pressed for rapid control of criminal elements in their districts. A grand jury probe into the Lingle case and linked crime-politics dealings advances from Chicago and Los Angeles was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Iron Man
John Alcock
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
John
Alcock
Lingle
Los Angeles
James B. “Forsythe
John A. Swanson
Weather summary for Wisconsin and Great Lakes region
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possible local showers or thunderstorms. Cooler tonight in extreme north and cooler Friday, especially in extreme southeast. Winds light to moderate with unsettled conditions over Upper Michigan and Lower Great Lakes. Buckstaff Observatory records show a high of 89 and a low of 65 with no precipitation.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Upper
Great Lakes
Huron
Lower Great Lakes
Upper Michigan
Northwest
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Senate to vote on McKellar resolution for London treaty papers
Washington D C adoption of a modified McKellar resolution to obtain documents on the London naval treaty was expected in the Senate. Three amendments were under consideration to require, delay, or guide release while persistent efforts sought a quorum and a vote before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Senate
Hale
Naval Committee
Steiner
Oregon
Smoot
Utah
Oregonian
Milwaukee murder case sees costello probe
Los Angeles assistant prosecutor James P. Costello visits Milwaukee to review the Fred Oesterreich slaying. He notes two wills, claims one favored the Christian Science church, and cites a theft of a will from a waste basket. He plans to question Marjorie Tecks in Chilton about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
James P. Costello
Los Angeles
Fred Oesterreich
Sanhuber
Christian Science Church
Costello
Oesterreich
Marjorie Tecks
Chilton
Wis
Oester
Stalin Not Likely To Add Another Job
Reports abroad that Joseph Stalin may succeed Alexis I. Rykoff as premier were given little credence in responsible Soviet political quarters. It was said Stalin is far too shrewd to accept the chairmanship of the Soviet cabinet, which carries less power than his current headship of the communist party.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Central Committee
Communist Party
Alexis I. Rykoff
Stalin
Russia
Soviet Russia
Pilot and Woman Rescued From Lake Michigan
A pilot and an unidentified young woman passenger were rescued by coast guards last night from an amphibian plane adrift three miles off Chicago. Lieutenant Arthur Johnson reported the aircraft plunged as the pilot demonstrated skimming the lake.
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Chicago
Coast Guards
Lake Michigan
Arthur Johnson
Coast Guard Cutter Captures Smuggling Schooner
US coast guard cutter Lensburg pursued a liquor laden schooner Angela ten miles off Cape Breton. The vessel left St Pierre with 200 ten gallon kegs of rum and 400 cases of whisky en route to an unnamed American port. The schooner, cargo, and crew were brought in under armed guard at North Sidney.
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Truro
N. S
U.2
United States Coast Guard
Lensburg
North Sidney
Angela
Cape Breton
St. Pierre
La Follette Campaign Opens Tuesday
Philip La Follette announces the Republican nomination bid will begin next Tuesday in Sauk City with seventeen addresses planned in the first week. He will speak in Sauk City Plain Adams Necedah New Lisbon Juneau Rudolph Nekoosa Wisconsin Rapids Almond Amherst Rosholt Stevens Point Loyal Colby Thorpe Nelilsville as he campaigns statewide against Gov. Kohler.
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Madison
Philip la Follette
Sauk City
Sauk County
Adams
Juneau
la Follette
Necedah
New Lisbon
Rudolph
Checking Alibi of Man Suspected as Bank Bandit
Eau Claire officers probed George Stubblefield alias Robert Johns for bank robbery links and parole violations. Bound over on assault charges for an attempted shooting in a restaurant. Alibi placed him in Moorhead Minnesota on June 18 during a Foster Wisconsin bank robbery and linked him to the West Racine and Sparta Wisconsin bank holdups.
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Eau Claire
Wis
U.r—Iowa
George Stubblefield
Robert Johns
Stubblefield
Aunt Askheim
Moorhead
Minn
Foster, Wisbank
West Racine
Sparta
Jones Takes Early Lead In National Open Round One
Bobby Jones shot one under par 71 on Interlachen to take a first round lead in the National Open golf championship. Out in 24 and back in 37, he tops a list of scores including Horton Smith 72 and others. Bulls Eye club loses Northeastern Women final to Ruth Plumb by one at the eighteenth. Arlington Park undecided as NBC plans a 80 race broadcast. Chicago to build a 706000 field house near Stagg Field. Rogers Hornsby plans to return July 16 after ankle injury.
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Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
Jones
Horton Smith
Jack Hutchison
Bill Melborn
Harry Cooper
Willie MacFarlane
Cyril J. Tolley
Farrell
Diegel
Irwin Ol
Fond du Lac
Su Nash
Bulls Eye Club
Wisconsin Rapids
Ruth Plumb
Manitowoc
Chicago
Arlington Park
National Broadcasting Company
St. Lewis
Rogers Hornsby
New London Woman Dies After Car Crash
Mrs. Terry Cornelius of New London died at Theda Clark hospital after a noon crash four miles west of Neenah. An inquest was ordered by District Attorney Keefe. Sheriff Nelson sought the two men in the other car who fled the scene and later learned details from witnesses.
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Keefe
Terry Cornelius
New London
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah
Nelson
Nehon
Albay
N. Y
Peru
Ind
New York
Northwestern
Wil
Yonders
A. R. Ball
Cornelus
Harry Hall
Rita Taggert
Critton
Niagara
Wis
Criticiza
Irving Stttp
Bali
Stilp
Owepenge
Sheriff's Fire
Couple Extricate Themselves From Sunken Auto
In Ocean City New Jersey a couple plunged about 100 feet from the Ocean City Somers Point bridge and swam to safety after the auto crashed through the railing into the river. William A Lorelisworth 24 of Haddon Heights New Jersey and Mildred Lindsay 22 of Yeadon Pennsylvania escaped with minor bruises and exposure. They opened a door after the car rested at the bottom of the channel and surfaced to reach a trolley line bridge where a motorman pulled them ashore.
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Ocean City
N. J
William A. Lorelisworth
Haddon Heghts
Mildred Lindsay
Yeadon
Ocean City-Somers Point
Lorrensworth
Miss Lindsay
Atlantic Shore Hospital
Lampert Improving Amid Hospital Reports
Chicago report notes Lampert's condition is improving as hospital officials provide updates. The article mentions Rep Florisg and Wisconsin port details, with sparse corroboration from the fragmentary source.
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Lampert
Chicago
Representative Florisg
Wisconsin
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Kohler
Aethlehem Low
America
Montana
North Dakota
Louisiana
Charles Augustus Lindbergh JR
Central Press Special Service
Charles A. Lindbergh
Englewood, N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Anne Morrow
Pantages
McKellar
Coast Guard
B. Jones
University of Chicago
Staggfield
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