Menasha Man Seated as Winnebago County Judge
Silas L. Spengler, 22, a University of Wisconsin Law School graduate and former Badger basketball player, is appointed by Gov. Walter J. Kohler to the municipal court bench in Winnebago County. He will replace A. H. Goss who resigns Aug. 1. Spengler has five terms as Menasha city attorney and has served Neenah and Menasha in that role.
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Menasha
Silas Bullard
Spengler
Neenah
Silas L. Spengler
Menasha City
Winnebago County
Brundidge to Testify on Chicago Crime Probe Tuesday
The Cook county grand jury was informed Brundidge, a St. Louis newspaper reporter, will appear Tuesday to testify on crime and racketeering in Chicago. Frankie Foster’s Saturday arrival signals renewed focus on the killing of Alfred Lingle. Foster is indicted for the murder. prosecutors seek the gun found with Lingle. State’s Atty Swanson said jurors promised not to call witnesses if it hinders the murder investigation. Also, William White was indicted for carrying concealed weapons as part of a police crackdown on gangsters.
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Chicago
Cook County
Grand Jury
Harry T. Brundidge
St. Louis
Brundidge
Frankie Foster
Alfred Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Foster
Lingle
John A. Swanson
William
Jack
White
Chicago Crime Commission
Car owner in Leopolis bank robbery held by police
William Alford of Hastings Minn said three robbers halted him near Leopolis Wis stole his auto and tied him to a tree. He reported the same trio robbed Leopolis State Bank of about 1000 dollars and escaped in his machine. Dist Atty Fischer probes sale of the car.
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Shawano
Wis
William Alford
Hastings
Minn
Leopolis
State Bank
Dist. Atty
R. H. Fischer
Alford
Green Bay
Nations urged to agree on rationalizing production
Paris reports Paul Reynaud French finance minister urged an international agreement to rationalize production as the cure for world economic woes. He said over production caused the crisis and noted he had traveled in the United States while sidestepping pointers on finance from Ambassador Edge.
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Paris
France
United States
Paul Reynaud
M. Rexnaud
American Club
Edge
White Files Nomination Papers for 19th District S R
Sen Merritt F White of Winneconne filed with the secretary of state his nomination papers for reelection in the Nineteenth senatorial district. The submission signals his candidacy in the upcoming election.
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Madison
Secretary of State
Merritt F. White
Winneconne
Death ends partnership in Eureka mining quarrel
In Eureka California a gun fight ends a two year mining partnership. John Apple walked forty miles to Grants Pass Oregon to surrender, saying he shot his partner John Orloff at the headwaters of Alkhouse creek during a quarrel.
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Eureka
Calif
John Apple
Grants Pass
Ore
John Orloff
Alkhouse Creek
Dictatorship Shines Over the Reichstag
Berlin reports socialist members of the Reichstag moved to revoke last night’s tax laws enacted by decree under Article 48. The government faces a no confidence motion as Bruening’s cabinet seeks to push its fiscal program by decree. The tax package, if enacted, would raise about 215 million dollars with higher levies on government employees.
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Berlin
Reichstag
von Hindenburg
Germany
Heinrich Bruening
Paul von Hindenburg
Hermann Dietrich
Finance Ministry
Socialist Party
Nye Recesses McCormick Campaign Funds Probe
Senator Gerald Nye announces a recess of the Senate campaign funds inquiry into Ruth Hanna McCormick's campaign expenses until Mabel Reinecke former internal revenue collector is subpoenaed. Testimony linked a 2520 dollar contribution to McCormick but later testimony attributed 2500 dollars to Coll R R McCormick and listed under Ruth’s name. Recess aims to compel Reinecke to appear.
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Chicago
Gerald P. Nye
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Mabel Reinecke
Internal Revenue Collector
Colonel McCormick
Nye
Earthquake Hits El Salvador City Demolishing Buildings
A tremor in Ahuachapan El Salvador demolished thirteen structures in San Salvador and was part of a sequence of quakes felt in the region over several days. Reports from Three Forks Montana note a fourth light earthquake in four days lasting about four seconds with no reported damage.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Ahuachapan
el Salvador
Jar TN Montana
Forks
Mont
Rozeman
Lombarc
Gate Way
Pilot Maurice Graham Found In Underbrush Near Cedar City
The body of Western Air Express pilot Maurice Graham, missing since January, was found six miles from his wrecked plane in the Cedar City area. Maj. Richard N. McDonald and Sheriff J. T. Leigh led a search party to the spot where Graham likely died after battling a blizzard. Evidence suggests he fired his pistol to attract help and left a knife, emergency food, and a logbook indicating his last movements from Las Vegas. The mishap occurred after his plane vanished en route from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.
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Cedar City
Utah
Prom Rock
Crystal Canyon
Here
Maurice Graham
Airr Flyer
Los Angeles
Richard N. McDonald
McDonald
James Allen
Graham
Western Air Express
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Evada
Kanarra Mountains
Zion National Park
Northwestern denies prize for tree sitting craze
The Daily Northwestern states no prize or endorsement for tree-sitting endurance contests. It rejects rumors of entries or cash rewards and denounces participation by students. Authorities warn of health risks and note courts may halt such activities. the paper will not sanction or aid the contests.
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Daily
Northwestern
The
Madison
GLOTURE FOR TREATY TALK
Senate debate over the London naval treaty prompted a Watson led push for cloture to end debate. Johnson refused time limits while Watson announced a Saturday vote, saying the move aimed to prevent time wasting and keep discussions germane. Robinson denied using delay tactics in the session.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
Johnson
California
Ship Lines Merger Approved by Board
The United States Shipping Board approved consolidation of seven Gulf and Atlantic routes into three groups serving Gulf Mediterrean, Gulf United Kingdom, and Gulf Continental Europe routes. The sale of the Mobile Oreanic line to Waterman Steamship Co. for 39 a deadweight ton was approved with a total price of 1,074,230 dollars, 25 percent paid immediately and the balance over seven and a half years.
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Washington
U.2
Gulf
British Isles
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
United States Shipping Board
Merche Fleet Corporation
Mobile Oreani¢c Line
Waterman Steamship Company of
Mobile
Shotgun attack wounds man at Portage road house
In Portage County near Waupaca, Donald Meway 24 of Colorado lost his right leg after being shot at Arthur Wright’s road house on highway 54. Wright, also known as Swayson, fired after a craps game dispute. eight witnesses saw the shooting and Meway was hospitalized with amputation of the right leg and possible loss of the left. Wright fled with a companion, his past road house ventures noted by officials.
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Specttel
Waupaca
Donald Meway
Colorado
Christofferson Hospital
Arthur Wright
Highway 54
Portage County
Wight
Swayson
Mc | Kay
Mc Kay
Bell Telephone Company
McKay
Wright
Frich
Graf Zeppelin Flies Over Iceland and Faroe Islands
A radio from the Graf Zeppelin reports the airship passed Cape Portland and Iceland during a flight toward Spitzbergen with plans to return to Friedrichshafen via France. The Bremen Hamburg line confirms the course includes Iceland and the Faroe Islands north of Scotland.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Graf Zeppelin
Spitzbergern
Cape Portland
Fermions
Umberta
Friedrichshafen
France
Splitbergen
Paror Islands
Denmark
Scotland
Agen Alter
Plane drops food to stranded dam worker near Aberdee Lake
Vancouver reports a dam contractor A. R. Smath lost for three days in the Aberdee lake district. A seaplane found him yesterday and dropped food. A rescue party advanced toward his location today to reach him.
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Vancouver
B.C
Aberdee Lake
A. R. Smath
Regular Republicans of Wisconsin tout Kohler ticket rally
At a Fond du Lac Sixth district rally the Regular Republicans laid out a plan to back the Kohler ticket for governor and co allies for lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general and state treasurer The event showcased wide support among party leaders and candidates with Harry Dahl Michael Eberlein and others speaking on unity and campaign strategy
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Wisconsin
Kohjer
Harry Dahl
la Crosse
William L. Pleplow
Milwaukee
Michael Eberlein
Shagwang
EB. J
Kahler
Madison
Kohler
LA Follette
Philip la Follette
Eberlein
Cantirard, Ademnati
Boxers weigh in under division limit for title bout
Sammy Manfiell weighed 134 pounds and Al Singer 132 pounds as the lightweight title fight proceeds. The bout will be aired nationally. In other notes, club owners reject a draft ultimatum and John Heydler blocks Chicago protest over a Cubs Braves doubleheader. Prime Camera reinstatement possible with managerial changes. Carnera faces criticism over his series-only approach in boxing.
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Sew York
Sammy Manfiell
al Singer
Breshlow
New York
Trey
John Heydler
National Seasur Today
Chicago
Cubs
Braves
Boston
John Vo Clinnin
Tintis State Athletic Commission
Roxins
Carnera
Clinnin
King Alfonso Escapes Injury In Auto Mishap
King Alfonso of Spain escaped injury when his car collided with a woman driver’s vehicle on the way to Buckingham Palace. He leaped from the car to aid the other motorist and reassured her there was no damage. The woman did not recognize the royal visitor.
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London
King Alfonso
Spain
Buckingham Palace
Neenah Philanthropist George A. Whitig Dies at Home
George A. Whitig philanthropist and former Neenah mayor died at his East Forest avenue home in Unis city at 3 this morning from bronchial pneumonia contracted about two days earlier.
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George A. Whiting
Neenah
Wis
George A. Whitig
East Forest Avenue
Unis City
Pioneering Twin Cities Paper Leader Dies At 77
Walter Whiting a prominent early paper manufacturer and longtime president of the Whiting Plover Paper Co Stevens Point died after a brief illness his career spanned from Neenah to Kimberly and he helped shape regional paper industry born June 6 1849 in Gilboa New York Whiting moved with his family to Ripon in 1854 received business training in Poughkeepsie and Eastman College after starting in a car store and as a traveling salesman He remained active in his field almost up to his death and left a substantial legacy in paper making
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Whiting
Twin Cities
Whiting Plover Paper Company
Stevens Point
Gilboa
Schoharie County
New York
Charles and
Catherine (Nee Emer) Whiting
Ripon
Mr. Whiting
Ripon College
Poushkeepsie
N. Y
Eastman
Neenah
eHng
Three 2
Las Paper
Kimberly, Claro
Whinebago Paper
Weather Forecast Notes from Buckstaff Observatory
Partly cloudy with thunderstorms in western portions this afternoon and tonight. In Michigan and upper sources expecting unsettled, with increasing southwest winds and possible showers by Friday. Temperatures seen around 89 in the afternoon, barometer near 29.63.
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Associated
Bie
Wisconsin
North Mic
Trai
Upper Michigan
Buckstaff Observatory
Noted Wausau Mian Heineman Ends Life At 51
Walter B. Heineman longtime Wisconsin Republican figure and president of B Heinemann Lumber died by suicide at age 51 in his private office lavatory in Wausau. He had planned a Mayo Clinic visit and leaves a widow four children and several siblings. He was a major Republican contributor and a director of multiple companies.
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Wausau, WilFi
Walter B. Heineman
Wisconsin
G. B. Heineman
Heineman
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
B. Heinemann Lumber, Company
M.-The -Mid- West
Heinemann
Wausau
Jerome Morrison
Waukegan
Joan
Ben
Ashgar match ends with boy trapped in ash receptacle
In a perilous incident during a local match Lester Jacobson becomes wedged in an ash receptacle while Irving Sattler and police work for an hour to free him. Rumors claim a large quantity of improvised ointment was used before he felt relief.
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Lester Jacobson
Kerpiuni
Irving Sattler
Lester
Irving
Carroll to be Tried in Indecent Performance Case
New York court holds Earl Carroll producer of Vanities along with Jimmy Lave Faith Bacon and Kay Carroll to stand trial on charges of producing and participating in an indecent performance.
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New York
Earl Carroll
Jimmy Lave
Faith Bacon
Kay Carroll
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Reichsta
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Addy
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Robinson
Indiana
Ship Lines
Swanzen
Partage County
Winnesag
Wabaro
Waupata
Buffalo
N.Y
Ieague
Tevmnes
Alfonso
NERIE
Nena
Day Daly
Ja.m
Walter J. Kohler
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