Budget Bill Scheduled For Friday Budget Bill Scheduled For Friday
Madison reports the assembly, amid Progressive objections, set the executive budget bill for Friday after delaying it for weeks awaiting senate action on taxes. A 40 to 39 vote calendared the bill, with Novotny accusing the chamber of passing the buck, while both sides aired ongoing tax and budget deadlock and proposed caucus reconciliation. The assembly had passed the budget tax bill with few changes and sent it to the senate, which had previously shifted it to a committee.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Ray Novotny
Oshkosh
Novotny
Harper
Blomquist
Blomqwst
House
Harper Anguren
Senator Carroll
Carroll
Wisconsin Democrats doubting Immell political role in works program
Wisconsin Democrats debate a Progressive resolution praising Adjutant General Ralph M. Immell. They fear political motives behind his Wisconsin works administration and adopt a milder substitute praising administrative ability while delaying praise until after his term. Senate split along party lines 22 to 8 on amendment, 17 to 14 on rejection.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Ralph M. Immell
Wisconsin Works Administration
Immell
Adjutant General
Earl Leverich
Sparta
Harry Loolens
Bart Washington
Philip Nelson
Maple
Senate
Joseph Clancy
Racine
W. D. Carroll
Prairie du Chien
Clancy
Grant Haas
Progressive Movement
Carroll
Progressive Party
la Follette
Hitler Patrols Area of Riots in Berlin
Berlin reports say Reichsfuhrer Hitler rode twice through Kurfuerstendamm in a white raincoat with adjutants and secret service to ensure no new anti-Semitic outbreaks. Police and storm troopers increased presence as foreign observers noted the riots and attempts to whitewash the nazi movement. Meanwhile Arthur J. West, 32, of Oregon Wisconsin, was killed at a Northwestern railroad crossing when his car was struck by a gas electric train en route to work.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
der Fuchrer
Secret Service
Hitter
Saud
Wilhelmstrasse
West End
Madison
Arthur J. West
Oregon
Wis
West
Mec
Will ties inheritance to abstention from intoxicants
Portage Wisconsin area reports that Graydon Davies will inherit $1,000 at age 300 if he has abstained from alcohol for the prior three years, as dictated by the will of his grandfather David R. Williams of Cambria. The legacy is to be shared among Williams’s four children if Davies cannot prove a three year sober period before turning 30.
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Portage. Wis
U.P
Graydon Davies
David R. Williams
Cambria
Wis
Williams
Davies
Testimony on Utility Lobby Increases Congressional Scrutiny
Washington reports show R P Herron of Associated Gas and Electric testified he was told to destroy damaging papers as probes into the utilities bill widen. A Western Union operator corroborated anti utility telegrams from Herron while Miss Gladys Loding and Jack Fisher linked burned telegrams to the case. House hearings also touched on Brewster's claim that Corcoran threatened to halt Passamaquoddy project to push holding company abolition.
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R. P. Herron
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Senate Lobby Committee
A. F. Christenson
Western Union
Warren
Congress
Gladys E. Loding
Jack Fisher
Fisher
Driscoll
Pennsylvania
Brewster
House
Thomas Corcoran
RFC
Passamaquoddy
Roosevelt
Maine
Corcoran
Five Years Locked In A Garret Prison Story Told by Woman
Philadelphia woman Anna Van Cleve, emaciated and confined in a garret for five years, told detectives her husband kept her there for years due to dissatisfaction with her cooking. Officials say she ate scraps, was fed only milk, and was found chained in a third story room with boarded windows and a bucket for a toilet.
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Philadelphia
Anna van Cleve
Sne
Morals Court
Willaum
Catherine
van Cleves Neghbors
Charles Osborn
Osborn
van Cleve
van Cleves
Harnsburg
County Agent 3 Badly Hurt In Auto Crash
Winnebago county agricultural agent 60 P Cuff suffered a brain concussion and possible internal injuries in a two car collision on Highway 45 north of Oshkosh. He was pinned under his car until help arrived and is listed in satisfactory condition at Theda Clark hospital Neenah. The crash occurred about 530 pm as Cuff drove north on former Highway 26 near Gillingham’s corners.
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Oshkosh
P. Cuff
Winnebago County
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah
Cuff
Hortonville
Richard Conley
Mt. Vernon Street
George O. Morey
Jefferson Avenue
Frank Meyer
Kaukauna
Highway 26
Gillingham’s
Roar Away on First Leg of Transatlantic Flight to Norway
Thor Solberg, Norwegian American aviator, and wireless operator Paul Oscanyan left Floyd Bennett Field on the first leg of a transatlantic voyage to Norway. They aim to reverse Leif Erikson’s purported route to America.
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Roar Away
Norway
New York
Leif Ericson
America
Thor Solberg
Paul Oscanyan
Floyd Bennettirport
Five Robbers Raid Club for Second Time in Two Weeks
Genoa City Wis fourteen robbers struck the Nippersink hotel and Country club early today for a second time in two weeks fleeing with about $50. Sheriff George O Brien said the robbers matched the earlier raid and fled toward Chicago. Only the manager clerk and night watchman were present. In the July 3 incident they took $1,000 from manager J Smith night clerk Francis Molet and bell boy Angelo Dawagon. The robbers claimed the money was the total weekend receipts and pressured the manager to yield more.
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Genoa City
Wis
Nippersink
George O'Brien
Walworth County
Chicago
J. Smith
Francis Molet
Angelo Dawagon
Sheff O'Brien
Smith
Chairman Accused of Violating Law in Detroit Case
Judge Cotter signed blanket warrants charging Elmer B. OHara chairman of the state Democratic central committee and 49 others with defacement of ballots and conspiracy to violate election laws. State Sen. Wilkowski Detroit Democrat Jara and four others charged with perjury after a six month probe of ballots cast for secretary of state last November.
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Detroit
Mich
Thomas M. Cotter
Elmer B. O'Hara
State Democratic Central Committee
Anthony J. Wilkowski
Detroit Democrat
Jara
Wilkowski
Washington town board seeks grade crossing approval
Madison UP hearing set for July 26 by the state public service commission on an application from Shawana county for approval of a new grade crossing over the Northwestern railroad tracks.
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Madison
State Public Service Commission
Washington Town Board
Shawana County
Northwestern Railroad
Felchlin Inquest Postponed to Thursday in Fond du Lac
An inquest into the death of former police officer Joseph N. Felchlin, found shot to death under baffling circumstances, was postponed to Thursday. Dist. Atty. Alex Simpson cited substitution of attorneys for George Krug, a maternal witness, as the reason. Ten witnesses have been summoned for testimony.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Joseph N. Felchlin
Dist
Alex Simpson
George Krug
Illorony
League Sets Crisis Talks On Italo Ethiopian War
The League of Nations plans to convoke its council around July 25 to address the Italo Ethiopian crisis as arbitration appears unlikely. A preliminary warning indicates council presence in Geneva may be required soon. Addis Ababa reports mobilization near and Ethiopian Red Cross preparations amid heavy rain. Emperors Haile Selassie’s government readies troops and seeks Red Cross accord, while discussions surface on arms shipments to sustain the Ethiopian army under treaty terms.
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League Council
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Foreign Ministry
Paris
Red Cross
Ethiopia
Cemeter
Dircetor
T. A Lambir
Ethiopian Mission Service
Italy
Lambie
London
Dus Belet
Tinie Selassie
Hareld
Ramon
Bondan K. Wotlilly Wellein
Samuel Noure
Permis
Wife of Ambassador Undergoes Operation in London
Mrs. Robert W. Fittingham, wife of the United States ambassador to London, underwent a slight operation very successfully today. The embassy residence announced she entered a nursing home for the operation and would remain there for several days.
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London
Robert W _ ftingham
United States
Embaey
France faces 2 percent decrees amid budget crisis
Paris reports cabinet ministers move to enact 2 percent emergency decrees as France fights a 10 billion franc deficit. Laval prepares to address the nation by wireless, urging cooperation to balance the budget and stabilize the franc amid protests from civil servants veterans farmers and labor leaders.
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United Press
Paris
France
Great General Confederation of Labor
Pierre Laval
Laval
Weather Notes From Buckstaff Observatory
Wisconsin and upper Great Lakes expect showers or thunderstorms tonight and Thursday. South to southwest winds rise to moderate to fresh, shifting northwest on western Lake Superior. Temperatures reach around mid 70s with fair reading at 7:30 am and 1:00 pm. Precipitation minimal. winds southwest.
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Upper Lakes
Superior
Michigan
Myron
Michegan
Haven
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Minum
20 Years For Wife Of Kidnapper
Mrs Margaret Thu lin Waley 19 was convicted in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnap case at Tacoma and sentenced by United States District Judge E E Cushman to 20 years in Milan Michigan federal detention. The judge denied arrest of judgment and a new trial after overruling government objections to late motions.
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Tacoma
Wish—i
Margaret Thulin Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
United States District
E. E. Cushman
Milan
Mich
Cushman
Chef Defense
John F. Dore
Atttorneys O
Sault Lake City
Pully
Cushmary
Jotus Fo Dore
Farrer
Seattle
Cglinsel
Waley
Laman Mets Waly
Republicans plan statewide meeting in Green Bay
Milwaukee craft: Republicans plan a Green Bay statewide conference after the legislature adjourns to prepare a 1936 campaign. A party statement of principles will be issued at the session, Tujipp said.
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Green Bay
Milwaukee
Cyens Philipp
Milewakes
Republcan
Ehnene Mon
Tujipp
Monument Code Hearing Set for July 29 in Madison
The Wisconsin Recovery Administration announced a hearing on the proposed state code for the relay monument industry. The session will take place July 29 at the Hotel Tarrentine in Madison.
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Monument
Madison
Maom
Tarrentie
Wisconsin Recovery Administration
Hodaye
Wealth Tax Debate Shapes Up on Capital Hill
Washington updates report Roosevelt presses for a new tax measure on wealth inheritance and large incomes. Lawmakers signal right of way for the tax bill as AAA issues, housing programs, and lobby probes dominate debate. The Senate floor tailors price fixing amid a large modernization push.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Congress
AAA
Doughton
North Carolina
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Eureau Court
Boston
Wisconsin Senate Cuts Pension Age To Sixty Six
Wisconsin Senate approves Shenners bill cutting old age pension eligibility from 70 to 66, expanding access for seniors but raising questions about fiscal impact and administration. Senate also backs a separate Grins wold bill to require grading of American and cheddar cheese as a quality safeguard.
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Wisconsin Senate
Madison - Wisconsin
Senate
Sen Wallum Shenners
Yaukee Democrat
Vines
Juttog
New All Time Peak for Federal Debt Reached
The federal debt surpassed 29 billion dollars marking a new all time peak. The daily treasury statement showed 29,177,786,318 dollars after funds from a 500 million offering were received.
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Washington
Treasury
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