Ethiopia and Italy clash over arbitration at League session
Addis Ababa announces rejection of any League mandate while Italy insists on arbitration only. Geneva talks resume with Britain and France pushing mediation as Ethiopia and Italy hold firm on boundary and broader issues amid looming open clash risks.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Sweden
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Italy
Opia
Ethi
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Gaston Jeze
Joseph E. Starker
Associated Press
Copsright
Baron Pompeo Amisi
Mussolini
League Council
Council
S. T
Great Britain
France
Stresa
Britain
Tialy
Exitain
Eatter
Lobbyists in Legislature Face Probe Demands
Assemblyman Arthur Hill calls for an investigation into registered lobbyists in the current session alleging unlawful influence on bills. Hitt's resolution would name five assemblymen to subpoena witnesses and report before adjournment, citing fake telegrams and money used to sway lawmakers.
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Madison
Hitt
Injunction Halts Tax Collection on Processing Fees
A federal judge in Kansas City temporarily restrains the government from collecting processing taxes from 13 milling and meat packing firms. Judge Menill E. Otis plans Sept 10 hearings on permanent relief, weighing constitutional issues and potential revenue considerations.
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Kansas City
Menill E. Otis
Federal Court
Otis
Congress
Courts of Justice
Republic
Tne
Doctor killed in Dallas office with wounded woman
Dr. William E. Hubbert was shot to death in his Dallas office today and a woman lay seriously wounded. An unsigned note stated I killed him and I am tired of living and asked to give the body to scientists.
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Dallas
Tex
William E. Hubbert
Frederick H. Gillett Dies at 83 in Springfield
Frederick H. Gillett former U S senator from Massachusetts and long time speaker of the House died early today at a Springfield hospital He was 83 and had served Massachusetts in Congress for 38 years Death attributed to leukemia attended by Mrs Gillett and Dr Seaman Funeral set for Friday afternoon at the family home
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Springfield
Mass
Frederick H. Gillett
U.S
Massachusetts
National House
Old Guard
Congress
Springfield Hospital
James A. Seaman
Westfield Senator Gillett Remembered After Death
Former Massachusetts politician Frederick H. Gillett, who served as speaker of the house and later as a U S senator, dies leaving a legacy of humor and sharp debate. He studied at Amherst and Harvard Law, led Massachusetts politics, and is survived by his widow Christine Rice Hoar Gillett and relatives. Burial in Pine Hill cemetery planned.
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Senate
Gillett
Amherst College
Harvard Law School
Springfield
Mass
Common Council
Ceseus
Christine Rice Hoar Gillett
Lucy Gillett
Westfield
Arthur L. Gillett
Hartford
Theological Seminary
Conn
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
United Es Sensic
Dawid i Welsh
House
Gold Clause Bill Allows Suits For Six Months
Washington UP The Senate banking committee reported the administration bill to prohibit suits against the government on its gold clause securities but in a form that allows suits to be filed during the next six months.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Wisconsin Public Service Body Criticizes AG&E Refinancing Plan
The Wisconsin public service commission sharply criticizes a 265 million refinancing plan by Associated Gas and Electric, alleging the structure is controlled by two men and could mislead investors. The commission filed its brief with Judge A C Hoppmann amid prior rulings denying registration of eight bond issues, warning the plan risks receivership and preserves a flawed management.
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Madison
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Washington
A. C. Hoppmann
Dare County
Wisconsin
Boncholders
Wallingford
Commission
H. S. Hopson
J. I. Mange
Associated
Congressional Lobby
Hopson
Wisconsin Senate Debates Indian Education Payment Bill
The Wisconsin Senate advances a bill to pay 1 631 694 for state crest land on Indian reservations in exchange for funding education for tribal children. The measure, introduced by Senator La Follette, faces House action as disputes over land boundaries with federal authorities surface.
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Washington
Sufiate
Wisconsin
la Follette
Progressive
Ickes
Senate
B. J. Gehrmann
Mellen
House
Wisconsin Progressive
Menominee
Lac du Flambeau
Badrier
Senate weighs revision of Wisconsin fishing laws on nets
Madison Wis a senate committee of the whole debated changes to commercial fishing laws defining net types for outlying waters and banning certain deep water trap nets. H W MacKenzie director of conservation outlined three bills from the assembly and urged passage while Dr John Van Qosten of Ann Arbor Mich warned the proposed rules must not restrict Great Lakes fisheries.
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Madison
U.S
Wisconsin
Senate
H.W. MacKenzie
Assembly Committee On Conservation
John van Qosten
Ann Arbor
Mich
Great Lakes
Ethiopians Ready to Defend Empire Against Italian War
Addis Ababa reports Ethiopians vow to defend the ancient empire at all costs and endure death if needed. They seek Britain’s decisive action to avert war with Italy and reject any form of international mandate or overlordship, while offering economic concessions to keep peace.
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Edward W. Beattie
United Press
C d Press
Addis Ababa
Great Britain
Italy
Taly
Britain
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Hane Selassie I
Prisoners to pay for their keep under Michigan plan
Auditor General John O Hara initiates a scheme to seize prisoners estates to fund daily meals and court costs. He filed a claim against the Balf McDonald estate for 464 dollars as the state moves to charge inmates for board and penalties.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
John O'Hara
Midians
Flint
Balf* McDonald
Grace B
Canale
Georgia
Employment of Women Measure Is Defeated
The Madison assembly defeated the Employment of Women measure and defeated related bills. Other failures included the Sweeney restricted netting of smelt bill and the Galatimsk liquor advertising bill. The Kriser bill to let Milwaukee voters decide on consolidating city and county government passed the house and moved to the senate.
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Madison
Assembly
Maurice F. Lac
Themeni
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
House
Senate
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Roosevelt outlines tax avoiding schemes by the rich
President Roosevelt addressed questions on his tax program noting that 55 thrifty Americans beat the gun in 1923 by shielding 37 percent of income above a million dollars through tax exempt securities and family trusts. He warned such practices cost the government and urged further inquiry into related taxes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Brone
Tyest
La Follette Calls for Select Policy Changes
Wisconsin Governor La Follette argues that significant reform is needed after decades of industrial and agricultural shifts. He says policy is safer than inaction and urges targeted changes using training and intelligence to tackle new mechanical problems.
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Milwaukeeronan
Debtors Seek Court Mediation Under New Mortgage Relief
The legislature approved a mortgage relief plan allowing debtors in foreclosures begun after the Donley act's expiry to seek court mediation. A three member mediation committee will oversee cases, with no state agency established. Budget talks continue as finance leaders wrestle with a $52 million biennial plan and school aid funding.
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la Follette
Assembly
Senate
Ese W. Thompson
Rockland Center
Harold M. Groves
Progres
W. D. Carroll
As- Demsne Tripartisan Group
Thomas Duncan
Duncan
la Foulette
Spesers
Schmepa
Protest against Immell actions stalls Wisconsin party plans
The Madison Democratic caucus planned protests over Immell’s political actions while debating federal relief plan avenues. Delegates support recreating the farm credit group with Progressives in vacant posts and seek to influence federal officials through Senator Duffy.
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Immell
Madison
L. Hopkins
Ralph
ONCOL
F. la Folle- Sy Dewrere
Creo
Cea
Nev
Duffy
Farm Credit Organization
Immeli
la Follette
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