Prosperity In Business Is Observed
United Press reports American business moving toward a period of relative prosperity. While leaders resist major New Deal changes, they foresee higher corporate earnings and expanding pay, with heavy industry and construction anticipating a seasonal rise. Federal relief will not fade soon, though employment benefits from relief spending are expected to rise. long-term debt and taxation remain concerns. Wisconsin commissions show improved manufacturing employment, earnings, and hours, amid rising bank resources and deposits, aligning with national signals of recovery.
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United Press
New York
Roosevelt
United States
Madison
Wisconsin
Industrial Statistical Department
Banking Commission
Smilar
Industrial Commission
Thomas M. Duncan
la Follette
Duncan
Whiting estate favors colleges and hospital via codicil
Prominent Neenah paper man George A. Whiting leaves a codicil directing a $150,000 lifetime trust for his wife Mae. Upon her death or remarriage, $25,000 funds Theda Clark Hospital for a Mae Whiting Bed, the remainder split equally between Lawrence College Appleton and Ripon College Ripon. Mae Whiting dies at Mayo Clinic Rochester after two weeks illness.
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George A. Whiting
Neenah
Mae R. Whiting
Theda Clark
Lawrence College
Appleton
Ripon College
Ripon
Whiting
Burial at Stitzer in Grant County Wisconsin
Cincinnati burial notices report the funeral for Rev. F. O. Barr age 61 retired Bethesda hospital manager and Morningside college field secretary who died after six years illness. Services will be at Stitzer Wisconsin Wednesday. Also Detroit notices funeral for Rev. John A. McClorez age 5? noted as orator lecturer educator who died after nearly three years illness with ties to Prairie du Chien Wisconsin.
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Cincinnati
Stitzer
Grant Counts
Wis
F. O. Barr
Bethesda Hospital
Morningside College
Sioux City
Wisconsin
Detroit—P
John A. McClorez
J. Orator
Gilege
Prairie du Chier
Five in gang raid at Twin Lakes resort near Kenosha
A gang of five men led by a machine gunner raided the Twin Lakes ballroom near Kenosha, forcing proprietor Carl Rademacher to open the safe. They fled amid gunfire after taking more than 1,000 from Nippersink raids. Authorities pursue likely suspects connected to two Nippersink robberies in Genoa City and a Milwaukee area holdup.
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Kenosha
Wis
Kenosha County
Wisconsin
Carl Rademacher
Twin Lakes
Here
Clarence Ericksen
Nippersink
Genoa City
Walworth County
Rademacher
al Handy
HUNT
Milwaukee
Theodore Seefeldt
Seefeldt
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Dan Haskell
England Wins Davis Cup Doubles To Retain Title
England clinched the Davis Cup with a doubles win as George Hughes and C R D Tucker defeated Wis Mer Allison and Johnny Van Ren 6 2 1 6 6 8 6 3 6 3 in the decisive round. The victory gives England a third win in the five match series and ends American hopes of recapturing the cup.
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England
Wimbledon
Eng—P
George Patrick Hughes
C. R. D. Tucker
Wismer Allison
Johnny van Ren
America
France
H. W.bunsin
Alison
Britain plans vast new fleet in seven year build program
The Daily Herald claims Britain intends to start a secret seven year plan to build 12 capital ships, 33 cruisers, 63 flotilla leaders, 21 submarines and three aircraft carriers by 1942 at a cost near 750 million dollars. Admiralty officials say disclosure harms public peace. Washington reports doubt a new race would occur under existing treaties.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Admiralty
Great Britain
Leborite
Bolton Eyres-Monsell
House of Commons
Herald
United States
France
Germany
Ialy
Japan
Washington
Three Robbers Captured Near Sabetha
Three men suspected of nearly 100 robberies and of murder and kidnapping were captured by Kansas highway patrol in a bloodless ambush near Sabetha. Howard Vernon of Fairbury Nebraska John Meade and Larry Kruse of Sioux City Iowa are jailed in Lansing Kan as authorities decide on charges including highway robbery and murder. Meade and Kruse admit involvement in robberies and a motorist slaying. Vernon denies the murder claim and vents anger at companions. The trio are identified as kidnappers of W E Gregman of Kansas City and implicated in the abduction of Marshal Charles E Mack of Hooper Nebraska.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas;s
Sabetha
Howard Vernon
Fairbury
John Meade
Larryj ‘Kruse
Sioux City
Iowa
Meade
Kruse
May
Wint Smith
Vernon
Michigan
Smith
Abdonen
Merde
W. E. Gregman
Kansas City
Charies E. Mack
Hooper
Neb
Bhaff
Smith Ete
Statens
Kruse Lskely
Kansas
Death toll of blast reaches two in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee a cleaning incident at a residence claimed Mane Koch aged 19 and her mother Elizabeth Koch, 57, earlier that week. The blast occurred Wednesday night while cleaning a mattress, leaving the two dead as investigators probe the accident.
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Milwaukee
Mane Koch
Elizabeth
Kochs
Progress Or Drones The Question Addressed In Wisconsin Rally
Stevens Point Wisconsin Republicans meet to draft plans for a regional rally August 18 inviting delegates from multiple counties. Col Robert R BieCormick of the Chicago Tribune criticizes New Deal policies and Roosevelt administration as he urges opposition and defense of constitutional government. Arthur B Fontaine and Roeland J Steinie praise confronting the New Deal and preserving American institutions in Green Bay event.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Portage County
Starathon
Waupaca
Green Lake
Marquette
Adems
Waushara
Shawano
Wood
Clark
Taylor
Jackson
Monres
Portage
Robert R. BieCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Fap
Arthur B. Fontaine
Green Bay
Republican National
United States
Roeland J. Steinie
Milwaukee
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Automobiles Cause of Ten Fatalities
Seventeen people died in Wisconsin over the weekend in crashes and drownings. The fatalities include 16 linked to autos, four from an airplane crash, and two boys and a man who drowned. Names of the deceased span Manitowoc to Chicago, with victims in Rhinelander, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, and Milwaukee County. A deputy sheriff from Waukesha County died when his motorcycle crashed into a car between Muskego and Lake Denoon. The crash at Rhinelander left Frank Poskie dead after his car overturned. Esther Yakel and Rudolf Pfeifer perished in a collision with a Soo Line freight train near Lomira Fond du Lac County. Other fatalities occurred near Mauston, Oshkosh, Byron, and Milwaukee, including two pilots in a plane crash. Full report continues on page 4.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Robert Holmes
Manitowoc
Milton Steffler
Arthur Richardson
Cable
Adolph Amundsen
Charles Snover
Waukesh County
Frank Poskie
Rhinelander
Esther Yakel
Chicago
Rudolf Pfeifer
Oak
Waukesha County
Snover
Muskego
Lake Dencon
Poskie
Highway 10
Miss Yakel
Pfeifer
Soo Line
Lomira
Fond du Lac
Zellmer
Mauston
Oshkosh
Young Spanbauer
Paulus
Highway 41
Byron
Martin McDonald
Henschen
Tengberg
Burkhard
Ennis
Three Arrested in Connection with Teacher Slaying
Rockford announces three arrests after the slaying of a local school teacher. Ralph Hakenhkeliz 22 and Leonard Bockman 20, both of Omaha, Neb, were picked up last night. Joan Swanson 21 of Rockford was arrested at Sturzcon B. Police say Swanson admitted involvement, while investigators tied the Omaha youths to the crime.
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Rockford
Musson
Omaha
Swanson
Tiarsan
Mancor Seenson
Ing
Legislature To Adjourn In 30 Days
Madison report on Wisconsin's 1925 legislature focuses on 14 key lawmakers who steer budget and tax decisions. The peace conference committee, spanning three parties plus the governor and budget director, races to resolve finances and avoid a long adjournment.
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William H. McCall
United Press
Madison
Wisconsin
William D. Carroll
Prairie du Chien
Senate
Philip F. la Follette
Two Year War On Vice in New York Backed by 250000
A two year vice and crime crackdown begins in New York with a special grand jury and a state supreme court term. Governor Lehman endorses the program with Thomas E. Dewey as commander in chief backed by $250,000 in city funds for the first year as police and federal officials pledge support.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Thomas E. Dewey
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Flotella la Guardia
Lewis J. Valentine
Sixteen Typhoid Cases Reported in Bessemer Epidemic
In Bessemer Michigan an epidemic of typhoid fever has 16 confirmed cases with others under observation. Dr C D Barrett of the state health department states no new pox signs are present and suspects water pollution from the local supply. Samples from the water and sewer system are being tested at the lab to determine the infection source.
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Bessemer
Mich
C. D. Barre
State Department of Health
Barrett
Local storms forecast for Wisconsin region Tuesday
Local storms expected across Wisconsin with Thundery showers in the north tonight or Tuesday. Increasing cloudiness in the south tonight. Slightly warmer in east and north tonight and extreme southeast Tuesday, cooler Tuesday in the west. Upper Great Lakes winds shift to fresh on western Lake Superior with fair conditions tonight and Tuesday, possible showers on western Superior.
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P. Wisconsin
Upper Lakes
Superior
Michigan
Huron
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Knapp Street
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Pole
Carlton Wohlt
Wohlt
William Spanbauer
Bill
Pupeter Brothers
Hoeme
Rome
Saint Acousin
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