Heil Promises Big Savings If Elected Governor
Julius P Heil, Milwaukee manufacturer and candidate, spoke at Century Hall on North Farwell Avenue. He claimed he could save $10,000,000 to $50,000,000 for Wisconsin, criticized the current administration, and urged unity beyond party lines. He described himself as a manufacturer not an industrialist and pledged to help citizens personally in everyday needs.
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Milwaukee
Julius P. Heilkee
A “R Kean
Century Hall
Wisconsin
Heil
Julius
America
Clarence E. Jones Dies in Theda Clark Hospital Omro Wis
Clarence E. Jones of Omro dies at Theda Clark hospital after a brief confinement. Born in Berlin September 1900, he had lived in Omro most of his life. Survived by Alice Jones, Laura Esther, Mrs. Florence, and Mrs. Ellen G. Funeral services at the Presbyterian church with Rev. H in charge, burial at Berlin Cemetery.
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Omra
Wis
Clarence E. Jones
Theda Clark Hospital
Mr. Jones
Berlin
Alice Jones
Laura Esther
Florence
Ellen G
Nise
Burial of Poygan man held at Poy Sippi
The remains of David Br r were brought here for burial from Poygan this afternoon. His parents formerly lived here and Poy Sippi was the place of his burial. The Danish church school will hold its annual picnic Sunday at the Anderson Grove. Mr and Mrs Vernon McGregor Roy McGregor and family have returned from a visit at Lake Geneva the Dells and Devil's Lake State Park. Mr and Mrs Walter Paulson and sons have returned to Chicago after a visit at the Wallace McGregor home. Mrs Alma Neilson has taken employment at Weyauwega. Miss Margaret Cornwall has returned to Ogdensburg where she is employed.
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Toy Sippi
Wis
David Br R
Poygan
Poy Sippi
Danish Church School
Anderson Grove
Vernon McGregor
Roy McGregor
Lake Geneva
The
Dells
Devil's Lake State Park
Walter Paulson
Chicago
Wallace McGregor
Alma Neilson
Weyauwea
Margaret Cornwall
Ogdensburg
Brphive
Dramatic Story of Hughes Life Quitting Movies for World Flight
This concluding segment of a four part Hughes biography recalls his romance with Katharine Hepburn, the decision to quit cinema, and his drive toward a round the world flight completed on July 14. It recounts his Hollywood years as a producer, his wealth from Texas oil, and his public image as a high living social lion.
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Hughes
Howard Hughes
Katharine Hepburn
Hollywood
Hughes and Franklins Theater Scheme and Cross-Country Flying Feats
The report details Harold Franklin persuading Howard Hughes to form a theater chain to acquire bankrupt cinemas, financing with millions spent on Multicolor and lab ventures, yet facing contracts with major studios. It notes Hughes bold aviation feats, speed records, and romantic rumors around Barbara ONeil, while recounting the suspended film Queer People project and Hepburn’s involvement.
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Harold Franklin
Hughes
Hughes- Franklin Theater
Franklin
Youth found slain on Indiana Dunes, police hunt pistol
Michigan City authorities investigated the death of 18 year old Abner Daley Jr found shot to death near Indiana Dunes Park. A pistol and holster were found, a thorough search for the weapon was ordered. Read more details on the involved parties and tests conducted.
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Indiana Dunes
Michigan City
Ind
Abner Daley Jr
Lake Michigan
Indiana Dunes Park
Dev Ise
Sergio Rudolph Vinzant
Chesterday
Dilley
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Endorses Sen Duffy
The national legislative board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers endorsed Sen F Ryan Duffy of Fond du Lac for reelection on the Democratic ticket. In a Wisconsin letter, the three board members praised his six year Senate record and urged union members to support him this fall.
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Milwaukee
U. S
Ryan Duffy
Fond du Lac
National Legislative Board
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wisconsin
Union
Duffy
Senate
Funeral held for Royalton man Bert Wilcox
Funeral services for Bert Wilcox 56 of Royalton were conducted at his home by Rev H P Rekstad of New London. He died Tuesday in a New London hospital from heart trouble. Burial was in Hobart cemetery. He was born in Royalton in 1881 and lived there most of his life, except 11 years in New London. He married Anna Stillman in 1910. survived by one son Raymond, his mother, a brother and a sister.
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Weyauwega
Wis
H. P. Rekstad
New London
Bert Wilcox
Hobart
Mr. Wilcox
Royalton
Anna Stillman
Raymond
Dolores Splitt
Marion
Waupaca County
Scandinavia
Splitt
Heideman
Jeader
Lions Club
Hotel Dobbins
Betty Jane Wall
Chicago
Arthur Ballard
Martha Stafford
Naperville, Il
George Stafford
William J. Soldike
Cora Shermen
Engelke
Milwaukee
Mrs Winterhack RIPON Resident Dies at 72 in Ripon Wis
Amelia Winterhack 72, widow of August Winterhack, a Ripon resident for 15 years, died at Ripon Municipal Hospital after a brief illness following a stroke from an accidental fall. Born in Germany on July 22 1865.
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Ripon
Wis
Amelia Winterhack
August Winterhack
Ripon Municipal Hospital
Germany
Second vote on Kiebler action at Milwaukee UA W council
Milwaukee union officials prepare a second vote to decide expulsion action against George Kiebler and two lieutenants. The move follows suspensions tied to Homer Martin policy disputes and a raid on Allis-Chalmers Local records. Witnesses set to testify include Richard Frankensteen and Ed Hall at a mass meeting of UA W members from Allis-Chalmers Siamon Body Lindemann and Movyerson plants.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County United Automobile Workers Council
George Kiebler
James Sieg
Kich
John Zaskow
C. I. O. Building Trades’ Council
John Schiefelbein
Homer Martin
Allis-Chalmers Union
Kiebler
Martin
Allis-Chalmers
Sieg
Herbert J. Steffes
Allis~ Chalmers
Richard Frankensteen
Ed Hall
US A. W
Siamon Body
Lindemann and
Movyerson
Widow August Winter obituary in Riverside cemetery
The daughter of Mr and Mrs William Schroeder who came to this country at age six lived on a Princeton area farm in youth. She married August Winter and then resided in Ripon where he died five years ago. Surviving are a sister Mrs Richard Schmuhl a brother Gustave Schroeder of Ripon and two granddaughters Alice and Augusta Schubert of Iola Funeral services by Rev F M Grams at the Butzin chapel Sunday at 2 p m burial Riverside cemetery.
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Willam Schroeder
Princeton
August Winterback
Ripon
Richard Schmuhl
Gusttave Schraider
Alice
Augusta Schubert
Iola
F. M. Grams
Butzin Chapel
Riverside Cemetery
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