Oshkosh to Profit by Freight Rate Decision
Oshkosh gains a 35 percent freight rate cut after an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling in the Western Trunk Line territory. The move lowers costs for shipments to eastern and southeastern cities, with an estimated $10,000 annual saving for Oshkosh. The decision ties Oshkosh to zone C like Illinois and Michigan areas, aiding local industry and manufacturing competitiveness.
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Oshkosh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Trunk Line
G. C. Campbell
Traffic Department
Chamber of Commerce
Illinois Freight Association
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Paul
Denver
Chicago
Campbell
Hino
Senate Campaign Funds Committee Opens Inquiry Into Illinois Race
The Senate campaign funds committee begins public inquiry into Ruth Hanna McCormick's 1926 Republican nomination effort in Illinois. Subpoenas issued for witnesses including Col. Robert R. McCormick and Vincent Ferrara as it probes whether costs exceeded the $252,500 self funded total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Harris
Chicago
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Iinois
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Senate
Frank L Smith
Wiliam McKinley
Smith
Col
Robert R McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
W. R. James
Chicago West Parks Board
Christian Paschen
Naomm McAllister
Civic League
Vincent Ferrara
Italo-American Association
McCormick
Charles 8. Deneen
North Carolina Population Grows by Over Six Hundred Thousand
North Carolina's 1930 population stands at 3,165,146, an increase of 606,023 people or 23.68 percent since 1920. The 1920 census reported 2,559,123 residents, with tabulations released today by the Associated Press.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Associated Press
Robbery at Madison Store Steals $400 Worth of Goods
Thieves struck the Kessenich Collegienne shop in the university district last night, taking about $400 in dresses, bathrobes and jewelry. Police investigate and review store records for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Kessenich Collegienne
University District
Heat Wave Relents as High Low Pressure Shift East
A shifting of high and low pressure tonight will bring relief to the middle west from a deadly heat wave that has caused 171 deaths since Sunday. Forecasters say clouds and scattered thundershowers will form as far east as the Ohio valley, with hot winds dying. Albia Iowa reported 111 degrees, with Aberdeen and Mitchell at 110. Drowning deaths account for 53 of the toll. St Louis saw 103 and 19 heat-related deaths. Atlanta and Jonesboro record high heat, while a farmer and mule were killed by lightning in Dawson Georgia.
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Chicago
Middle West
Ohio Valley
Albia
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Mtchell
United Press
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Mercury
St Louis
Atlanta
Jonesboro
Ark
Monroe
Memphis
Tenh
Alabama
Dawson
Bobby Jones Sets Open Lead With 68 Third Round
Interlachen Club Minneapolis reports Bobby Jones delivering a record 68 in the third round of the United States Open. He holds a 212 total after 54 holes, with Hor ton Smith and Johnny Golden tied for third at 218 as Jones builds a substantial final-round lead.
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Interlochen Club
Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
Interlachen Club
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Bobby
Horton Smith
Johnny Golden
Darien
Conn
Ted
Smothering Causes Child to Pass Away in Omro
Special to The Northwestern Omro Wisconsin Otto Schonscheck Jr six months old son of Mr and Mrs Otto Schonscheck on a Winneconne Porgan farm five miles from Omro smothered in his bed while mother sat upright with him against a pillow no one watching him he rolled face down under clothing and died of suffocation relatives said the parents are summers no funeral arrangements yet
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Lalamity Jane
Bobby
Jones
Horton Smith
Nne
Horton
Omro
Wis
Otto Schonscheck, Jr
Airs
Otto Schonscheck
Winneconne-Porgan Road
Reds Beat Phillies In First Game Of Doubleheader
The Cincinnati Reds won the opener of a doubleheader against the Philadelphia Phillies with a 3 to 3 score. The Central State league warned late today that Red Granite of Oshkosh will not appear tomorrow, as Princeton replaces the opponent and will play here Sunday.
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REDS
Phillies
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Skoles
Central State League
Redgranite
Oshkosh
Icop
Princeton
Norris Seeks Reservation on Naval Pact ratification
United Press report describes Senate session over the London naval treaty. Senator Norris proposes a reservation that no secret papers affect interpretation. Despite opposition from anti treaty forces, leaders push toward a third week of debate as Hoover attends camp duties.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington —Il
Hoover
Senate
Rapidan
White House
Foreign Relations Committee
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Young Guard
Park Plan Frames Three County Forest Purchase Drive
Supervisors from Sawyer Ashland and Price counties met in Park Falls Wisconsin to form a committee to select 225 000 to 275 000 acres for sale to the government as a national forest The group aims to have 113 selections ready for ratification at the November county board meetings S Bean federal forests official indicated extensive land would be absorbed by the government if terms are favorable Much of the land is delinquent in taxes Under Wisconsin law the federal government may purchase up to 1000 acres for forest use and several thousand acres have already been acquired
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Park Falls
Wis
Sawyer
Ashland
Price
S. Bean
Wisconsin
John Philip Sousa Injured In Fall Aboard Leviathan
John Philip Sousa, 76, renowned bandmaster, slipped on a companionway aboard the Leviathan while docking in New York. He was semi conscious, four stitches were needed for a scalp wound above his ear, and he proceeded with debarkation after treatment.
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New York
John Php Sousa
Europe
Sousa
Woman Wanders Away From Carmelite Home in Kenosha
Authorities and officers from the Carmelite Home for the Aged search today for 90 year old Mrs. Anna Kowalska who wandered from the facility in Kenosha Wisconsin with fears she may have had an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Carmelite Home For the
Anna Kowalska
Attic Lover Sanhuber Freed Over Time Bar
Otto Sanhuber, known as the attic lover, was freed after a court ruled the manslaughter verdict against him could not stand due to a three year statute of limitations. He had confessed to killing Fred Oesterreich, Milwaukee manufacturer, eight years ago, while living in attics in Oesterreich homes. The case, tied to Mrs Walburga Oesterreich, had revived when attorney Herman Shapiro surfaced the attic-lover tale.
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Los Angeles
Otto Sanhuber
Fred Deesterreich
Milwaukee
Sanhuber
Tt Oesterreichs
Walburga Oesterreich
Q Oesterreich
Oesterreich
Man Held Brother Sought In Western Murder Case
Fresno reporters say 23 year old Magi was detained while his half brother Joseph Eauleo was sought as investigators probe the death of 33 year old Matgnew. A grape cooperative campaign sponsored by the federal farm board led to a shooting at Matignon Wabur Berry and Mrs Angela Bauleo and others were present. Berry and Mrs Egileo were injured though not seriously.
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Fresno
Calfi
Magi
Joseph Eauleo
A L
Matgnew
Poys
Angela Bauleo
Federal Farm Board
Matignon
Egiles
Egilca
Cooperative
Berry
Egileo
Savings Flag Economic Recovery In 1929-30 City Deposits
A United Press study shows spring and early summer deposits rising in representative cities, signaling improved conditions after the 1929 downturn. Chicago alone fell from 8684,976,000 to 678,242,000. Cleveland rose from 478,000,000 to 503,000,000. national totals from 8,434,442,1100 to 8,514,864,000 across 17,316 banks.
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New York
United States
United Press
Chicago
Cleveland Clearing House
Washington
Death row inmate Herron to die no more in New Jersey
Arch ie Herron, 71, has sat on death row for twenty two years in Trenton, New Jersey, while no execution will occur. Convicted in 1908 of murdering Rev Samuel B D Pickett, his sentence was stayed for appeals, then reaffirmed. A series of reprieves and stays followed. the stay lingered after Justice Bergen died in 1923, leaving Herron effectively unexecuteable and destined to a natural death.
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Trenton
N. J
UPI
Archie Herron
Herron
Samuel B. D. Pickett
Court of Errors
Supreme Court
James Bergen
Dig
John Franklin Fort
Seb
Heron
Justice Bergen
Bergen
Herron” Uien
Operation Is Fatal At La Crosse Electric Car Line
Patrieus J McCauley aged 76 died after an operation. He had spent fourteen years operating electric streetcars in La Crosse. The report notes the fatal outcome following the procedure yesterday.
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Ta Crosse
Wisp
Patrieus J McCauley
City
Sears
Dagger Adventure Promises Global Romance and War
Mary Dahlberg details a gripping romance in Dagger Adventure. A woman formed by a first kiss pursues happiness amid marriage tragedy across Europe, Africa, Asia, and war torn China. Airplanes, horses, and peril mark her dramatic quest in a world-spanning tale.
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Oman
Asia
China
Mary Dahlberg
Northwestern
New London Man Shot Twice in Raid of Still
New London Wisconsin reports Arnold Derkes aged 26 shot twice by a federal agent during a raid on a still near New London. Derkes and three companions were surprised by agents and later arrested, with two others jailed awaiting U.S. court review. federal officers also destroyed the still and equipment near Mukwa, including eight vats and 45 000 gallons of mash.
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New London
Wis
Arnold Derkes
Appleton
George Zitske
Kuieflner
Milwaukee
Robert Michael
Derkes
John
Howard Stats
Michael
Arnold Derke
Outagamie County
Zitske
John Derkes
Stats
Kieffner
Derkes Brothers
Here
Little Chute
Waupaca
Mukwa
Waupac County
Milwaukee Coast Guard official hints at resignation over transfer
The Paper reports William Kincade former Milwaukee coast guard chief recently fined for irregularities in office intimated he would resign from the Service rather than accept a transfer to Green Bay. He expressed preference for work that would keep him in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Sentnet Today
William Kincade
Milwaukee Coast Guard
Green Bay
Kincaide
Muwaukee
Auto Injuries Fatal in Iron Mountain Turnabout
Iron Mountain Mich July 7 James Loz aged 4 died after being run over by a car backed from a garage by his father Dr F O Logie. The accident occurred yesterday and the boy sustained fatal injuries.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
F O Logie
Jame
Loz
Weekend Weather Outlook for Great Lakes Region
Storms and cooler air sweep across Wisconsin and Ontario with possible thunderstorm activity. Expect clouds and showers Sunday in Ontario and eastern Erie with warmer, drier conditions developing later. Winds shift from south to north over Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, small craft advisories in effect, and overall temperate changes into next week.
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Wisconsin
Rattem
Upper Great Lakes
Superior
Michigan
Huron
Maicigan
Su Perior
Sunda
Lower Great Lakes
Eneana Teste
Ontario
Eastern Erie
Western
Erie
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Great Lakes
Wheat Sale by Federal Fan Boer under Plan A and B
Kansas City officials said moderate quantities of government wheat stored with Kansas City mills under the A and B plan were sold at current market prices this week. About 2,000,000 bushels were involved, with 350,000 bought by Kansas flour mills at around 82 cents per bushel.
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Kansas City
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Federal Farm Board Agency
Kansas City Mills
Farm Board
Kansas Flour Mills
Stabilization Corporation
Guards of Wisconsin in review before Governor at Camp Douglas
Camp Douglas Wis UP troops of Wisconsin's National Guard will pass in review tomorrow before Gov Walter J Kobler at Governor's Day ceremonies. Hundreds arrive by train and car for the half way point in a 15 day training period. units include 127th Infantry 128th Infantry 135th Medics and 108th Cavalry with commanding officers Forest H Hines Holden Spaita William Lorenz Planic.
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Camp Douglas
Wis
Wisconsin
National Guard
Walter J. Kobler
Kohler
Co. K 127Th Infantry
Milwaukee
127Th Infantry
Cob
Forest H. Hines
Crandon
One Killed Five Injured In Truck Sideswipe Crash
In Green Bay Wisconsin near Vere a truck carrying seven Merommee Indians en route to Door County cherry farms was sideswiped by a second truck. James Summers, 23, was killed and his sister May Dean Summers, 17, was severely injured along with Mrs Seplue King 38 and several others all sustaining arm fractures or severe injuries. The Summers family were riding with Martin Orchard company in a Sturgeon Bay bound vehicle. the loaded truck was driven by William Hickelberg of Sturgeon Bay. An inquest will be held.
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Green Bay Wis
Vere
Sturgeon Bay
James Summers
May Dean Summers
Seplue King
Summe
Eblecta Denny
Nellie McGee
Imelda Miller
Summers
Door County
Death from lockjaw in Wisconsin boy's foot wound
An eight year old, Jonn Dieter, died at home in Roscoe Wisconsin from lockjaw after a sliver pierced his foot. The incident occurred earlier this week and authorities are investigating the cause.
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Bent. Wis
iPi
Jonn Dieter
Roscoe
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