Burglar Slips In To Loot Chicago Broker Office
A skilled burglar forced a vault at broker Andrew McAnsh's office during a weekend away from his Sarasota hotel home. The thief entered through a transom, opened one safe, stole estimated securities, and left a mess with fingerprints wiped. McAnsh later said about 380000 was overlooked, with 280000 lost earlier and 200000 in the opened safe. The theft occurred as McAnsh prepared for a northern Illinois trip and deposits.
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Chicago
U.P
Andrew McAnsh
Pisiaka Bay
Evelyn Pearson
Pearson
McAnsh
Sarasota
Fla
Ilinois
Peninsula Mine Manager Dies in Ironwood
Richard P. Zinn aged 48, Michigan manager of mines for Pickands Mather & Co., died suddenly at his Ironwood home from a heart attack. A former Ironwood mayor and Gogebic County board chairman, he recently completed two years as president of the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau and was a prominent state political figure. He was a Marinette, Wisconsin native.
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Ironwood
Mich
Richard P. Zinn
Michigan
Pickands, Mather & Co
Gogebic
Governor Demands Expanded Powers and Tax Reform
Governor La Follette demands three central conditions for resolving the budget deadlock. He seeks the same executive powers previously given to Governor Schmedeman to interact with the federal government, closing income tax loopholes, and ensuring no rise in general property taxes as a result of any financial solution. The Carroll substitute to the budget bill removes these powers, though.
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Madison
la Follette
Schmedeman
Thomas M. Duncan
Carroll
Senate
Assembly
Billion dollar Farm Value Rise Forecast by Standard
New York 17. A forecast of gross farm value reaching 8.86 billion dollars this year shows a 12 percent rise from 1934 driven by higher prices for farm labor and purchases, with softer rural living costs. The Standard survey notes major gains in grain and livestock values, while total cash income remains lower than gross value.
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Radher Winger
Associated Press
New York
Sandard Statistics Company
Supreme Court
Standard
Terre Haute Strikes Paralyze City Amid Labor Walkout
National guardsmen were ordered to Terre Haute Indiana to protect order during a general strike called by labor unions. Up to sixty thousand people cooperated as food deliveries halted and stores closed, with teamsters and truckers most affected. Coal miners in Vigo County joined the walkout, worsening shortages. Local enamel workers leader L G Brown cited the large turnout.
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Indianapolis
Elmer F. Straub
Indiana National Guardsmen
Terre Haute
Allen C. Dibble
United Press
Ind
L. G. Brown
Enamel Workers
Vigo County
Brown
H. N. Oakley
Former North Dakota governor injured in crash
Former North Dakota governor William H. Langer was seriously injured in a car crash near Valley City. He rode with driver C. W. Litten returning from a political meeting to his Spiritwood Lake summer home. Langer suffered a suspected brain concussion and internal injuries and remained unconscious.
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Bismarck
N. D
William H. Langer
North Dakota
Valley City
Langer
C. W. Litten
Fargo
Spiritwood Lake
Lithen
Light Showers Offer Brief Heat Relief in Wisconsin
Wisconsin forecasts show light showers expected to bring only temporary relief from a heat wave that hit the state five days ago. Milwaukee predicts a high in the eighties amid oppressive humidity. Winds shifted from southwesterly to variable as a low pressure system stalled, with peak temperatures reaching into the high eighties and low nineties in several cities.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Weather Bureau
Merninus
Lake Michigan
la Crosse
Madison
Weather Bureau
Long Soviet Flight Delayed by Weather
Seattle report says adverse weather delays takeoff from Moscow for an 8,250 mile nonstop North Pole flight to San Frankish. Amtorg Trading chief engineer A A Vartanian cites telegram from Moscow. officials withheld details.
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Seattle
Wash
A. A. Varianian
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Moscow
North Pole
San Frankish
Vartanian
Mosccow
Robison Seeks Quick Adjournment Amid Senate Battles
Washington reports show Roosevelt forces resisting Borah's push to attach the Patman bonus and Leinke mortgage bills to tax legislation. Robinson wants these major items separated, warns adjournment could slip to August 15, while House leaders hint at a possible bonus rider if Senate includes it. The Capitol also tackles an AAA bill amendment on import quotas and a proposed federal alcohol control administration to regulate liquor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Borah
Idaho
Borsh
Stalinsern
Barbour
New Jersey
United States
Capitol
Liquor Trust
House
Treasury
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Maverick
Democrat
Texas
Koyain
Farmer Laborite
Minnesota
Military Affairs Committee
Tydings-McCormack
Senate
Botie
Drowns Wife to Court Girl in Sutton Canterbury Case
Sherman 23 of Sutton pleaded not guilty to murder after overturning a canoe on Lake Singletary that drowned his wife Alice 23 mother of two. He waived examination and was held for the Fitchburg grand jury. Detective McCarthy said Sherman confessed to drowning to impress a Whitinsville girl and avoid married men.
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Worcester
Mass
Newall
Sherman
Sutton
Alice
Lake Singletary
Fitchburg
Lewis Sherman
Edward J. McCarthy
Whitinsville
McCarthy
Whitinsville, Ma
Masters Plumbers of Madison Cut Wages to One Dollar
Union announcement reports the Master Plumbers of Madison reducing the wage scale from 1.20 to 1.00 dollars per hour. The union says twelve to eighteen plumbers backed the move, while the president declined to discuss the dispute. Journeymen officials note a prior drop to 1.00 failed to generate more work, prompting caution.
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Madison
Plume
Bound Over For Trial On Charge Of Forgery
Milwaukee bound over for trial on forgery charges after arraignment in district court. George Ryan, 42, of Chicago, had been returned from Joliet penitentiary where he served time for a 1931 Western Union robbery in Chicago. Thirty money order blanks forged in Milwaukee tied to accomplice William Scott, now in Waupun prison.
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Milwaukee
W.P
George Ryan
Chicago
Tral
Tadiy
Ryan
Milwanukee
Joliet, TI
Western Union
Mile Walken
William Scott
Tames Waupun
Relief projects shut as farm work shortage prompts halt
South Dakota relief chief says state and federal relief are suspended until harvest labor demand is met. About 19,000 family heads drop from relief rolls tonight. Kansas Nebraska Iowa Minnesota North Dakota join in restricting work relief as clients refuse farm work due to 40 cent hourly rates and fears of losing reentry to relief.
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Pierze
S. D
South Dakota Relief Administration
Kansas
Nebraska
Umetowa
Minnesota
North Dakta
Aodl
Seek Support of Green in Alterie Death Probe
Chicago labor leaders urge William Green president of the American Federation of Labor to back a federal probe into the deaths of Alterio and Thomas Marlen Leaders from the Theater Janitors union and the Operators union press for intervention amid fears of retaliation The murders linked to remnants of Capone era influence prompt calls for federal protection and action George Swown global head of the international theater union traveled to Washington to meet Green.
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Chicago- Uwp
Bodie
William Green
Americam Federeation of Labor
Lear Atterie
Thomas 2. Marlen
Vite Theater Janiters
Bel Abe Operators
Wiginer-Canner Danas Creatites
Daleben
Alterio
Theater Janitors’ Union
Wiest
Thurskey
Madey
Operatons
Old Capone
George Syown
International Theater Union
Rone
Washington
Carter
Green
Crop control validated by U S Senate amid farm program changes
The U S Senate voted to validate crop control contracts between the Agriculture Department and farmers and adopted Byrd amendments restricting marketing agreements without two thirds producer consent. La Follette’s plan to empower quotas or imports faced mixed support as debate continued on tariff walls and conference with the House.
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Washington
Senate
la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
AAA
House
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Communit
Tee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Duffy
Leng
Louisiana
Int Commission
Wheat Processing Taxes Enjoined by Judge at St. Paul
Federal Judge John B. Sanborn granted Larabee Flour Mills of Kansas City Maine a preliminary injunction restraining the collector of internal revenue from collecting wheat processing taxes totaling 487000 for May and June. The company contends the wheat processing tax is illegal and that the AAA is unconstitutional.
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St. Paul
John B. Sanborn
Larabee Flour Mills Nemping
Kansas City
Internal Revenue
Gerald Thompson goes on trial for murder of girl
Shawano Wisconsin report notes Gerald Thompson, confessed attacker and murderer of Mildred Hallmark, 19, on trial for his life after a change of venue request. Also mentions Arthur F. Sehmidier, ex Milwaukee record clerk, held on warrant for falsifying records and missing since a $800 shortage found during an audit. Authorities say Sehmidier was arrested yesterday in Peoria, Illinois.
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Gerald Thompson
Shawano
Wis— i
Arthur F. Sehmidier
Milwaukee Wrekhouse
Milwaukee Atetho Ruins
Sehmidier
Fiere
Peoria
U.S
Mildred Hallmark
Chaniel
Joseph Sil Oye
12 Killed in Accidents at End of Week
Wisconsin and Milwaukee area reports reveal twelve deaths from auto and train accidents over the weekend. Victims include Otto Noack Sheboygan Alphonse Nice Marinette Gertrude Doering Milwaukee Delbert McCullough Racine Grace Ryder Merrill Fred Linke Green Bay Anthony Neva Chicago Evelyn Sayazak Milwaukee John Engebretson Taylor CG M McGregor Toronto Mrs M M McGregor Toronto John Heuser Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Otto Noack
Sheboygan
Alphonse Nice
Marinette
Gertrude Doéring
Delbert McCullough
Racine
Grace Ryder
Merrill
Fred Linke
Green Bay
Anthony Neva
Chicago
Evelyn Sayazak
John Engebretson
Taylor
M. McGregor
Toronto
John Heuser
Nice
Menominee River
Noack
William Houmes
Sheboygan Falls
Plymouth
Houmes
al Gemach
Miss Doering
St. Francis
Milwaukee Road
McCullough
Miss Ryder
Mosinee
Mosquito Bites Chief Injuries for Babe in Woods
Maynard Wisconsin resident Lawrence Berwards, two years old, wandered away barefoot into thick woods near his Hunter town home. He was found by volunteers after a night and day of searching, suffering mosquito bites and exposure, then rushed to the Indie School hospital for treatment.
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Maynard
Wis
Auwrence Berwards
Hunter
Bis
Jgon
Roy Hamblin
Hareward
Date Saturaishie
Indie School
Eleven Drownings in Prussian Ferry Accident
Berlin reports eleven people drowned when a rowboat ferry overloaded with 21 passengers capsized on Darelhen Lake in East Prussia. Local authorities examined the incident and are investigating the cause of the overload and capsizing.
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Berlin
Darelhen Lake
East Prussia
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Great Lakes Region
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a chance of thunderstorms in extreme southern Michigan and Huron area. Temperatures largely steady from July readings with a high near 81 and a low around 50 in observed periods. Winds mainly southwest, barometer approximately 20.30, no significant precipitation recorded locally.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Superior
Michigan
Huron
Northwestern
Burkstaff Observatory
Tragic New York Love Tragedy Ends In Storm Sewer
Ottilie, a German immigrant, defied her father by running away to America with her lover George Umbach. After a life of poverty and the baby’s death from malnutrition, their miseries culminated in a deadly storm sewer incident near a New York drainage ditch. Police will determine the cause of Ottilie's death.
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En York
Stutfman
Sever
George Umbach
Umbach
Ottlie
Dee
Ottilie
George
Samiburg
Germany
Creare
Ottilia
Weiles
New York
Iudo Corps
America
Bronx
Marlene
Dietrich
Pettnr
New Jersey
Hopsy
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Virginia
RIGH
Edward W. Lewis
House Ways and Means
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