Cuba to Form Export Agency for Sugar Control
Havana reports President Gerardo Machado approved immediate creation of a cooperative export agency to regulate Cuban sugar sales. Growers and grinders expect the move will deter U.S. tariff proposals, though details were not announced. Also, Czechoslovakia warns higher tariffs could cost thousands of jobs and slow industry.
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Havana
Gerardo Machado
United States
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Tax Commission Won't Answer Mayor Armstrong Complaint
The Wisconsin Tax Commission declines to formally respond to Racine Mayor Armstrong alleging delay in corp income tax roll formation. With the Dageel bill pending in the Senate, the commission paused work, then resumed, completing over forty counties and targeting Milwaukee and Racine next as staff calculate each corporation income and issue bills to counties for mail to corporations.
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Madison
State Tax Commission
Armstrong
Racine
Senate
Commmnission
Commission
Statistics Department
Milwaukee
Earch
Speedboat Missing Party Sighting Sparks Coast Search
New York police reported a 30 foot speedboat named Lola owned by Maurice Heckscher has been missing since yesterday after leaving Watch Hill Rhode Island. The party included Cyril Hatch Arthur Fowler and Elliot White Springs and was last seen near Bayside Long Island. Marine police patrolled Long Island Sound and New York Bay as crews searched shores for the vessel and its occupants.
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New York
Maurice Heckscher
Rye
N. Y
Long Island Soul
New York Bay
August Heckscher
Millentine
Watch Hill
RB. 1
Heckscher
Cyril Hatch Arthur Fowler
Elliot White Springs
Bayside
L. 1
Lola
Bravery Leads to Tragic Drowning Rescue
In Wausau Wisconsin Miss Stella Schultz died after saving fellow swimmer Miss Agnes Schneider who slipped under in the Wisconsin river. Schultz pulled Schneider to shallow water but drowned herself. the body was recovered twenty five minutes later. Mrs Henry Schultz witnessed the tragedy.
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Wausau
Wis
Stella Schultz
Wisconsin
Miss Schultz
Agnes Schneider
Governor signs poison liquor bill in Madison
Madison reports Governor Kohler signed Sen. Thomas M. Duncan's poison liquor bill, aligned with the dry law repeal. The law imposes a one to two year prison term for a second offense by anyone who manufactures or sells for human consumption a beverage containing wood alcohol.
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Madison
Thomas M. Duncan
Kohler
New York
RALLIES AFTER SETBACK DUE TO AEM
Victor L. Berger 69, former Socialist congressman, suffered a fractured skull when struck by a streetcar Tuesday. He was moved between hospitals yesterday and showed slight improvement while remaining in critical condition as physicians and nurses care for him.
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Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger
Berger
Family at bedside as Howe patient worsens
The patient, Mc Berger, remained surrounded by relatives and medical staff after an accident. Doctors reported a slight worsening and periods of delirium while he had been making progress earlier. He showed high fever and elevated blood pressure, though physicians stayed optimistic about eventual recovery.
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Howe
Ley Cath
Mc Berger
Kohler to Become Chief of Winnebagoes in Pittsville
Gov Walter J Kohler will fly from Kohler to Pittsville Wisconsin tomorrow to become chief of the Winnebagoes He is to arrive near 11 am for rites that have made former chiefs of the tribe Ginvred Fe Zimmerman and Solomon Levitan He may take a cherished peace pipe given by blind Chief George Monegar and had earlier declined the honor as a campaign stunt awaiting election as state chief before accepting.
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George Monegar
Jon
Ron
Australian millionaire awarded divorce in Reno case
Charles Lloyd Jones was granted a divorce from Louise Violet Jones after a three day hearing in Reno. He cited cruelty, while she was denied separate maintenance. The trial revealed Jones had invested over 350000 in Jones' commercial ventures during the past four years.
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Reno
New
Charles Lloyd Jones
Louise Violet Jones
Milwaukee man dies by own action at Evergreen Cemetery
A 43 year old man, Alex Sabo, died by self inflicted gunshot today at Evergreen Cemetery Milwaukee. Initial belief of murder shifted after deputies recovered a pistol at the scene and completed a search of the area.
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Milwaukee
Alex Sabo
Evergreen Cemetery
Tax Reduction Hope Near to Vanish Point
Washington observers view a White House inquiry into rising government expenditures as weakening tax reduction prospects. Agencies project about 300 million dollars more spending over four years, pushing total outlays above four billion for the first time since wartime relief. Key drivers include farm relief, army and navy needs, public works, postal deficits, aviation, and capital ship replacement plans amidst potential naval cuts and expanded building programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Army
Navy
Whittle
Boulder
Who's Who on the Indian Reservation Fort Yates
The Standing Rock Indian reservation social register lists members with notable animal and physical-peculiar nicknames. Testifiers at a Senate Indian Affairs subcommittee include George Sleeps Away From Home Edward Follo the Road Ben Has Horns George Flying By Julia Bringine Moarges Amos Walks Quietly Mrs John Chase Ing Bear Daniel Bob Tait Charles Ironhead Two Fare William Bronwent Plenty Jimny All Yellow Crawl Necklace Family. A deceased woman named Mrs Teen is repeatedly cited in the reservation's Who's Who.
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Fort Yates
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Senate
Indian Affairs
George
Edward Follo
Ben
Flying
Julia Bringine Moarges
Amos
Mrs. John Chase
Ing Bear
Daniel Bob Tait
Charles
Ironhead
Two Fare
William Bronwent Plenty
Jimny
Crawl
Seven
Merchants Victimized By Bank Note Peddler in Elkhorn Wisconsin
Seven Elkhorn merchants eager to get Uncle Sam's new bank notes were targeted by a truck peddler who bought small items from each and offered a $20 bill as payment. Police investigated the scheme as a local crime case.
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Elkhorn, Wis
Elkhorn Negchants
Uncle Sam
Hat
Torr
Police Seize Banners At Scout World Jamboree Greeting
New York police stopped a Young Pioneers of America protest at the Cunard docks as about fifty youths displayed banners and jeered the 237 Boy Scouts aboard the liner Samaria en route to England for the world jamboree. Officers ejected demonstrators after clashes near the ship.
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New York
Young Pioneers of America
Cunard
Samaria
England
Plan to Merge the Railroads
Washington reports Commissioner Porter submitted a plan to consolidate American railroads into several systems to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He completed the plan about two months ago and presented it for consideration though no decision or public details will be released until the commission approves a consolidation plan.
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Washington
Interstate Commander Commission
Porter
Connie
Up & Meropham Buit
Congress
Commission
Poblig
Creditors Claim Quimby Has Million in Deposit Boxes
New Fork reports creditors allege Quimby possesses a million dollars in deposit boxes as a Ring Ring Trust inquiry proceeds. Be Ring Bl Taundevy, a Quimby creditor, says a pastal inspeecler observed assets. Dunlevy holds revs to the hanes while Edward Addicks, heiress and brother of Walter Addicks, backs a judge against the case. Authorities plan to open the cajas once the beye hoses are waved.
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Quimby
New Fork
Redrare
Mileton GC
Quinte
Chalk Brothers Private Bank
Sud Rod Hed
Quinedy
Fas Slu
Sabe Deposit Hoses
Ita
New Deters
Taundevy
Quimbe
Qautroty
New Dirsey
Pastal
Dainlevy
Beage
Dunlevy
Edward Addicks
Intlionaire Preimoter
Walter O. Addicks
Cone
AlUbofnes
Sun Federal Kialedins
Ataidlis Morniain
Plane to Nome Departs After Refueling Stop
Weather reports from Hazelton forced an early refueling near Vanderhoof, British Columbia as a plane en route from New York to Nome paused for fuel yesterday. Strong winds and poor visibility prompted adjustments, with the aircraft resuming its journey at dawn.
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Vanderbott
New Yo
Doctors Report King George Makes Satisfactory Progress
London reports indicate King George had a good night and showed satisfactory progress after doctors paid their usual morning visit at Buckingham Palace.
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King
London
Burkingham Palice
George
End Summer Cruise Discharges Naval Crew in Milwaukee
Milwaukee harbor saw the United States Naval Reserve ship discharge officers and crew who completed their summer cruise as one of the fiercest storms in years battered Lake Michigan.
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Milwaukee
Lane Michigan
Etubeat
Drownings Claim Life of Boy at City Pit
Milwaukee police report a 12 year old boy, Alfred Schimck, drowned in a deep gravel pit used as a neighborhood swimming hole. Firefighters and rescue teams responded but could not revive him. Officials warn residents about the hazardous waters and mark the site with caution.
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Milwaukee
Eld
Alfred Schimck
Frost Boost State Weather Losses in Wisconsin
Weather bureau records show six months of severe losses across Wisconsin from frost, snow, high winds, and tornadoes. Total damage figures include crops and property across counties, with January through April entries and Alaska-driven cold snaps blamed for ongoing chill and delayed shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ma Liatboviel
Hoover used to advertise apricots shipment
A garbled report notes use of President Hoover's name in advertising apricot shipments in New York and Milwaukee. It mentions an alleged attack on a 16 year old girl by Thomas Brennan, with Brennan previously sentenced to ten years at Waupun after a disputed testimony by his daughter.
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New York
Milwaukee
Thomas Brennan
Thomas Leahy
Lome
Brenna
Waupun
Fercelf
Homeopathic Doctors to Arrive in Geneva for Peace Pronouncements
About 150 American homeopathic doctors and their families will reach Geneva Sunday night and Monday they meet with the League of Nations and the International Labour Office in a reception. They will sign 14 pronouncements in favor of peace with Swiss Homeopathic Association representatives.
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Geneva
Geeneva
League of Nations
Internaational
Air Movement Plan From Langley Field To San Diego
Langley Field Virginia to San Diego California involves a flight during the second week of August. The plan discusses weather constraints and expected duration of about fifteen days.
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Langley Field
Vas
Plugi A. Kanner
Key Shore
Taney Hela
San Diego
Calif
Aumust
Demen
Ate
Albuquerque
Washington
Grie
Cen
Benjani de Potriis
Lodday Deni
As Prays Engineering School
Wright Tiel
Kiyton
Wiliam FB Gilbnere
Tainbent
Washini
Petition Delay In Kohler Case Referencing Giese
Reading shows a petition related to Kohler referencing Giese likely delayed as officials note filing issues and possible protective measures. Local details indicate a governor or sheriff involvement and references to a crowd seeking status, with unclear dates and scattered names amid damaged text.
New Orleans challengers aim to beat Robert E. Lee record
Dr Louis Leroy of Memphis and Col George M Cox of New Orleans plan to chase the ninety hour thirty minute record set in 1670 by the Robert E. Lee. They will race the Martha Jane built at $125,000 to carry twelve on the river voyage toward an historic speedboat record.
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Newrleans
Louis Leroy
Memphis
George M. Cox
New Orleans
Robert BR
Teres
Cox Yall
Stewerd
Martha Jane
Martha
Cox
Marthe Dame
Pr. Leroy
Hartey Brown
Wausau Elects Leaders At State Utilities Convention
Evans Ravine was elected chairpin of an electric division of the Wisconsin Public Utilities association at the convention closing session in Wausau yesterday. Kallevung, Madison, named a chairman. About two hundred persons attended the meeting.
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Wausau
Wis
Evans Ravine
Wisconsin Public Utilities Association
Kallevung
Madison
Debates End Over Debt Accord Voiced by Deputies
Paris dispatch reports the chamber of deputies adopting a motion on the Meleton-Berenser debt settlement with strict reservations. The vote, 275 to 275, ended the general debate as ministers sought to proceed to examination of reservations while the government prepared for ratification efforts and potential confidence issues.
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Parise
Ehamber of Deputies
Doll
M. Briand
Tratton
Chaiber
Franen
Paris
Erlindtha
Hoasedt
Paris I
Ags
Finances
Cheran
Banday
Promier Poincare
Bottle of Wine Centerpiece at St Paul Meeting
A gathering of Last Man's Club members and survivors from Minnesota marked a reunion with a ceremonial bottle of wine as toast to departed comrades. Eight veterans shared war memories including Ball Run as they recalled the Civil War era and the last days of the conflict.
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ST. Paul
Aise
Fulupad
John FP
Peter
Mall Atwater
Charles Lockwood
Int
Berluat
Camaiversary
Rabbit Breeders Elect Temporary Chairman At Wisconsin Meeting
A Wisconsin Rabbit Breeders Association meeting in Fond du Lac elected temporary chairman as 200 breeders attended, with several delegates from Michigan and Minnesota present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinebender
Wis
Wisconsin
Breeders’ ' Association
Pitesimmons
Fond du Fac
Teu Norary
Michigan
Minne
Manchuria Crisis Delays Soviet China War Threats
Tokyo reports deny yesterday’s Manchurian occupation claim while China severs relations with Russia and diplomats seek peace. French Briand Stimson talks continue as Kellogg pact efforts push to avert hostilities between China and the Soviet Union.
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Tokyo
Manchali
Manchuria
Manchur
Nanking
China
Russia
Washington
Claudel
State Department
Briand
France
Stimson
Moscow
United States
Russsia
Hy Associated Press
Manchan Beter
Crear
Britain
Rolly Ching
Tthey
Givins
Shanghai
Harbin
Kause
REDS
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TAX Commission
AEM
Delirucam
Is Victor L. Berger
Pittsville
Winnebagoes
Rock Island & Pacific
Stratton
Colo
Sand Creek
Central Pre
Nome
Vanderhoff, B. C
Milwanlicom
Moorthy Central
Alaska
Wonk
Brennan
Homeos
Giese
Appleton
Clovernopy Koller
Anansi
Maditurt
Robert E. Lee
Heads Electric Division
THE
State Utilities
Tae
Tanoon
Behalf Et Taggiedtheta
Oper
Anitary Cotton
Nelson T. John Som
Johnson
Slimson
Virginia Mountain
Hoover
Rusia
John Yan A. MacMinyay
Plo
MacMurray
Ennge
Rissa Waspaenes
Red Army
Lve Unin
Naukin
Finland
Kuyomin
Miouie
Oleh
Herthwest
Wiwania
Ermal Lakes
Tam
Wahsau
Green Bay
Loa Grosse
Mion
Northwestern
Ruckstadl Observatary
Buromecer
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