Italy Ready to Arbitrate Italian Ethiopian Dispute
Genevra WUP reports Italy telegraphed the League of Nations offering arbitration to settle its dispute with Ethiopia. Italy blamed Ethiopia for halting previous arbitration efforts and sought renewal under specified conditions while urging Addis Ababa to withdraw claims to allow the commission to proceed.
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Genevra
WUP
Italy
League of Nations
Ethiopia
League
Fulvio Suvich
Scheveningen
Wetherlands
Tialy
Addis Ababa
Reynolds Packard
United Press
Paris
League of Nations Council
Haile Selassie I
Tecia Haweriat
France
League Secretariat
Geneva
Great Britain
Joseph A. Avenol
Great
Kaly
FOME
Wisconsin Tax Revenues Rise 23 Percent in 1934
Wisconsin reports show six commission audits boosting taxable income by 23 percent for 1934. total 1925 incomes up to July 1 reach 4 245 million, compared with 3 442 million a year earlier, with year end projections higher. top collections near 4 268 million for 1934 and 23 000 short of that in six months, while 3 million in taxes and penalties remain unsettled amid disputes with 60 corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Commission
Winnebago County's PWA funding filings reported
Milwaukee. PF A Lewrie Kurtz, acting state director of the PWA, said three applications for federal funding have been filed for construction projects. The largest request is 393,550 for an $875,000 Appleton high school. Appleton seeks 315,000 for a $700,000 sewage system. Winnebago requests 360,000 for an $800,000 courthouse. Marshfield seeks 15,652.35 for a 34,783 library addition. Antigo requests 108,700 for a recreational school building with 48,915. Ashland asks 41,259 for a new city dock and wrecking dock.
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Milwaukee
A. Lewrie Kurtz
PWA
Appleton
Appleston
Winnebago County
Marshfield
Antigo
Ashland
State budget tentative on paper in Wisconsin funds plan
A bipartisan conference panel outlined a tentative biennial budget of 53 million dollars with about 12 million in new or increased taxes over two years. They proposed 1.59 million for counties pension aid 2 million for high school aids and 500 thousand for mothers pensions.
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Madison
Legislative Conference Committee
Tripartisan Group
Schmedeman
la Follette
Senate Committee On Corporations and Taxation
Oscar H. Morris
Milwaukee
Wisconsin WPA names district ten personnel director
Madison Wisconsin December WPA announces personnel directors for the ten Wisconsin districts. The appointees include George Malmstadi Marinette first district Gerhard Buenger Kenosha third Robert McCarthy Milwaukee fourth H R Johnson Wausau fifth A S Thompson Beloit sixth W E Kimbell Washburn seventh A E Tilseth Menomonie eighth J A Luetscher Osseo ninth and Edward Huebing Reedsburg tenth John Schaucimann Manitowoc declined the second district post and a director will be named soon.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Federal Works Administration
Ralph MM. Imraell
Works Progress
George Malmstadi
Marinette
Gerhard Buenger
Kenosha
Robert McCarthy
Milwaukee
H. R. Johnson
Wausau
A. S. Thompson
Beloit
W. E. Kimbell
Washburn
A. E. Tilseth
Inheritor of Oil Fortune Dies in Southampton
Southampton N Y Colonel Henry Huddleston Rogers heir to Standard Oil fortunes died at Southampton hospital age 35 after health decline since October. He was transferred for a blood transfusion from his summer home two days ago as pneumonia earlier last year had affected his condition. He was the son of H H Rogers a longtime Standard Oil vice president and aide to John D Rockefeller.
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Southampton
Henry Huddleston Rogers
Standard Oil Companies
Southampton Hospital
Rogers
H. H. Rogers
Judge Hoppmann Comes to Rescue of Phi Mu Coeds
Madison judge refuses eviction in foreclosure suit against Phi Mu sorority. The group owes 530,000 on a 560,000 bond and is about 16,000 in arrears in interest and taxes. The court allows the coeds to stay by paying roughly the same rent the fraternity would have paid, keeping the sorority house occupied.
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Madison
Wis
A. C. Hoppmann
Phi Mu Sorority
Hoppmann
Martial Law Rules Terre Haute
Terre Haute Ind. guardsmen tightened control after a four day general strike. About 323 guardsmen faced crowds near the Columbian Enameling and Stamping plant as 3 000 people gathered in Twelve Points. One injury reported when a civilian was cut by a bayonet. 11 arrested bring total detained to 120. Private guards remained at the plant while federal mediators pursued settlement. Factory and business activity neared normal as the city remained under military rule.
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Terre Haute
Ind
National G
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company
McNutt
Edward MacBeth
Albert H. Whitcomb
Charles L. Richardson
Washington
Harry E. Scheck
Chicago
No Progress in the Soft Coal Dispute
Washington reports a half hour joint session of Appalachian soft coal operators and United Mine Workers adjourned with no progress. Philip Murray, vice president of the union, said negotiations resume tomorrow as Congress considers the Guffey stabilization bill and the old wage and hour contracts expire at midnight July 21, risking a miners’ strike without a new agreement.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Man Dies After Crushed Arm Crash Near Shells Lake
Clyde E. Wiltse of Rice Lake Wisconsin died in a hospital after a car struck his left arm protruding from a window. He drove five miles after the crash before collapsing from blood loss and shock. He is survived by his widow.
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Rice Lake
Wis
Clyde E. Wiltse
Wiltse
Shells Lake
Major Defeat for Governor in the Senate
Wisconsin Senate defeats Severson labor relations bill 17 to 15 after Bolens amendment strips its teeth. Bill would have created a three member labor relations board to arbitrate disputes and outlaw company unions absent majority representation. Sigman companion measure also failed. La Follette administration urged passage at Appleton gathering.
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Severson
Wisconsin
Sigman
Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Madison
la Follette
Senate
Harry Bolens
Port Washington
Phil Nelson
Maple
Morley Kelly
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Labor Relations Board
Assembly
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Appleton
Bolens
United States Supreme Court
Herman Severson
Iola
Senate Democrats
G. Erle Ingram
Eau Claire
Veas
Joseph Clancy
Manawa holdup suspect may be Ronald Simms
Manitowoc Wis police say Ray Simms held in Mexico Mo on larceny and burglary warrant may be the Ronald or Raymond Simms sought for questioning after an attempted holdup at Manawa. A Wisconsin license plate tied to a car found in Green Bay led to the suspect, with the title transfer request sent to Raymond Simms in Manitowoc.
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Mexico
Towoc
Wistada
Thi An
St. Louis Hospital
St.o 'Lous
Manitowoc
Wis
Ray Simms
Ronald
Raymond Simms
Man
Lawa
Manawa
Waupaca
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Ronald Simms
General Delivery
Vote Sways Over Oshkosh City Government Form
Alderman Harold H Priebe advocated a public vote on adopting a city manager system next spring, with council size proposals of eight or sixteen. He argued the manager would centralize authority while advisory aldermen hire and fire the manager, and noted rumors of petitions reverts. Alderman Scheuermann proposed cutting the council in half.
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Harold H. Priebe
Adam Scheyermann
Priebe
Oshkosh
Scheuermann
Pridbe
Magnucen
Assembly Kills Bill to Limit the Veto in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Assembly killed a move to amend the state constitution to curb the governor’s partial veto of appropriation measures by deleting the sponsor. Lawmakers debated executive policy power and the scope of veto authority as the measure stalled. The body also rejected the Sigman-Olson bill requiring all motorists to carry public quality insurance.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Jantree
Gay Follette
Cevansugn
Bier
I.charki
Grob‘schmidt
Murrut
Mulin Waure
L ‘Wisconsin
Vatican General Filippo Saraizani Dies at 65
Brigadier General Filippo Saraizani of the Vatican noble guards, who served under four popes, died Tuesday night after a long illness. He was 65.
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Filippo Saraizani
Vatican
Analysis of AAA Vote Shapes 64 to 15 in Senate
United Press reports the Senate approved the New Deal agricultural adjustment act amendments by a 64 to 15 vote, with support strongest in the Midwest and West. President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace secured most of their aims as voters from eight Atlantic-coast states opposed. The measure includes an expert description of a normal granary provision, allowing government purchase of pledged commodities.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
U.P
New Mexico
Minnesota
Michigan
Senate
Cho
Sote
Whem
Delaware
Montana
Midwest
Far West
North Southwest
Strop
Wallace
Roosevelt
House
Battle over pension exemption stalls social security plan
Washington reports President Roosevelt failed to break the congressional deadlock over excluding private pension plans from social security. House and senate conferees refused the amendment and recessed, with no compromise in sight. A tentative tax bill agreement to raise about 200 million yearly was reached, omitting the intercorporate dividend tax, while outlining higher rates on large inheritances and incomes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Clark
Missouri
Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Ways and Means Committee
Democrats
Slightly Warmer Tuesday Forecast From Buckstaff
Wisconsin area expected showers or thunderstorms tonight and Friday with slight temperature rise into Friday. Upper Great Lakes may see partly cloudy skies, with local thunderstorm chances in southern Michigan and Huron regions. Observations show 7:30 a.m. temperature 76, 1:00 p.m. 86, max 36, min 68, precip 0.4, northeast wind.
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Wisconsin
Upper Lakes
Superior
Michigan
Huron
Porton
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
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Haile Selassie
Venezia Square
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Duce
Japan
Quits Parole Board
T. Webber Wilson
Mississippi
Virgin Islands
Amy S. Stanmard
United States Board of Parole
Copsright Harris
Badger State
PHI MU
Vatican General
Lawrence Cramer
The
Islands
Paul M. Pearson
AAA
Byrd of
Varga
Springfield
Doughton
North Carolina
Dougnton
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