Wisconsin Wisconsin Michigan bridge opening unites two states
The $750000 Marinette Menominee interstate bridge over the Menominee river was dedicated today with Gov. Walter J. Kohler of Wisconsin and a statement of friendship from Michigan’s Gov. Fred W. Green. Princess Kenoke cut the ribbon opening traffic as thousands watched a joint ceremony.
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State Public Relief Committee Meets in Milwaukee
A statewide committee on public relief sponsored by the Wisconsin Conference of Social Work will hold its first meeting in Milwaukee on June 1. Aubrey W. Williams, secretary, announced the gathering with Mrs. Isaac P. Witter presiding. The group will study relief statutes and modernized practices, with speakers Edith Foster, Edwin S. Witte, Aubrey Williams, and William Coffey among others.
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Hew Locks For Senators In Wake Of Break Ins
Washington reports new locks installed in the senate office building after multiple nocturnal ransackings. Senator McKellar said his office was broken into with papers scattered, followed by protests from Senators Smooth Brock Johnson about similar incidents and private correspondence being ransacked.
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Conferees Agree on Tariff Rates and Highway Project
Gov. Walter J. Kohler signed a contract for construction of fifteen miles of concrete on U S highway 10 in Clark county. The project runs from six miles west of Neillsville to the US 1 intersection with county trunks, costing 307,476 dollars.
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Wisconsin bankers debate regional clearing houses
Milwaukee delegates at the Wisconsin Bankers convention hear Glenn Griswold of the Chicago Journal of Commerce urge regional clearing houses. He notes 6,602 unit banks over nine years with only one in regional clearings and that chain banks hold most national deposits. Official action on the plan rests with a committee. David Lawrence says no clear party desire for government meddling, cites farm relief and two fact finding banking committees as cooperation signs.
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Four Year Old Spends Night at Police Station Not Missed
Milwaukee news reports four year old Joseph Holly Jr wandered from home yesterday evening. He received a nickel for candy, became lost, and spent the night at the police station after his father and mother assumed he was elsewhere. He was found by police unable to say where he lived. The absence went unnoticed until breakfast.
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Kentucky roads slated for two year $2 million spend
Kentucky plans about $2,000,000 for road construction and maintenance over the next two years. The forecast includes regional Central and Lake Erie area weather notes with frost warnings, wind shifts, and scattered showers across the Great Lakes region.
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Picketing of European Shops Amid Indian Nationalist Move
Bombay reports say volunteers in khaki and Gandhi caps picketed twelve European shops to urge Indians to stay out while Europeans faced no molestation. The British faced frontier tribal movements near Peshawar with Afridis and Zakka Khels amassing and ambushing buses. Rail and irrigation schemes hang in balance as violence spreads, with British and Gurkha forces dispersing tribesmen aided by airpower.
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Natives Continue Normal Activities Despite Artillery Fire
Japanese dispatches report Tsiwan residents in Shantung province maintaining daily routines despite loud artillery from fighting northern and nationalist forces. Japanese arrivals to Tsingtao increase, a neutral zone around Tsinan urged, and northern allies push toward Tsin-Tsingtao railway as Nanking faces multiple fronts and economic strain.
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Will Phil La Follette Run For Governorship
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee reports from Madison indicate doubt whether Phil La Follette will run for governor. Regional Progressive conferences endorsed him to head the ticket. Rumors say he may oppose Kohler if Conservatives adopt a Stalwart platform, or stay out if tax and banking issues split the party. He is said to be cautious in Milwaukee discussions with friends. If he stays out, Progressives may nominate Henry A. Huber for governor.
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Senate committee orders inquiries into New Jersey campaign
Washington D C The senate Campaign funds investigating committee ordered agents to probe charges of decisive expenditures in New Jersey and Oklahoma for senatorial primaries. Chairman Nye cited claims that New Jersey limits of 50000 are being flaunted and noted no hearings set yet.
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Eleventh Arch of Bridge Collapses in Italy
In Cuneo Italy the eleventh arch of a large bridge under construction over the River Stura collapsed today killing eight workmen and seriously injuring three. The cause of the collapse has not been determined.
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Woman to fight charge over school permits after scarlet fever
Mrs Rudolph La Mere of Green Bay was arrested and arraigned in municipal court for refusing to send her three children to the health officer for permits to attend school after recovering from scarlet fever. She pleaded not guilty and said she would fight the case.
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Rudolph la Mere
Symphony Orchestras May Face Extinction Says Union Leader
Joseph N. Weber of New York heads a 140000 member federation convention in Boston to assess the impact of sound films on musicians. He warns only about 400 players are employed in Hollywood and New York studios, incomes have fallen by about 20 million yearly, and many orchestras could vanish unless conditions improve. A hopeful note cites millions responding to a defense campaign encouraging theater and live performance.
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BROUGHTON NOT IN RAGE
Sheboygan editor E. Broughton announces he will not run for governor on the Democratic ticket. Name floated by several county Democrats, he will attend the convention to support a platform aligned with liberal Jeffersonian democracy principles.
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Drag for Body of Student in Fox River West De Pere Wis
A crew dragged the Fox River for the body of Jerry Resch 16 a St Norbert College student who drowned when a canoe with two companions capsized. Companions Robert Steckart and Donald Francken were rescued by farmer Joel Hoskins who heard their cries.
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Graf Zeppelin lands at Friedrichshafen after 19 day voyage
Graf Zeppelin returns from a 18 000 mile voyage to South America and the United States landing at Friedrichshafen at 7 22 p m. after visiting Spain Brazil and the United States. The voyage included flying over North Africa and avoiding a major storm in the Rhone valley.
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Gustave Bestows Decorations on American Sirs
King Gustave conferred decorations on Americans including William Wetherie Lawrence of Enel az Columbia and Rev Loncoln of Chicago. The Royal Order of the North Star with knight rank was awarded to Dr Karl Gustaf Lagergren of St Paul and Professor Vicor Rothstein of Chicago.
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Indian Mound Excavation Underway Near Trempealeau City
In Trempealeau county Wisconsin a field party from the Milwaukee Public Museum led by curator W. J. McKern began excavating nine mounds near Trempealeau. The dig aims to uncover artifacts and reveal past Indigenous activity and will extend over several months.
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Green Bay Man Faces Trial On Two Federal Laws
Sault Ste. Marie Mich. William Miller of Green Bay Wisconsin is on trial in federal court on conspiracy to violate tariff and prohibition laws. The case centers on Miller allegedly transporting liquor from Ontario to Green Bay several years ago with jury selection beginning this morning.
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Senate Noes Remove Poison Denatured Alcohol Bid
The Senate rejected Senator Tydings Maryland amendment to bar poison in denaturing industrial alcohol by a 45 to 16 vote. He tied it to labeling canned fruits and vegetables noting misbranding risk. Sheppard argued the move would upset government denaturing formula. Afterward Tydings vowed to resubmit with other conservation measures. Dietrich Superior mayor arrested for traffic violation. paid $1 fine.
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Former Iowa star signs to play ball with Moline team
Willis Glass-Row, a former University of Iowa football and baseball star, was signed by the Moline club of the Mississippi Valley league today. The item notes other regional sports results including golf and Davis Cup tennis, with matches and standings from Chicago to London.
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Conferees Clash Over Watch Tariff Paragraphs
Washington reports conferees on the tariff bill failed to finish revising watch paragraphs and postponed action until Monday while reaching informal agreement on rayon filaments cheese and frozen cherries duties. Reid and Barkley were summoned to aid, and details await final settlement.
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Naval appropriation bill goes to Hoover
The House voted unanimously to accept the joint report of House and Senate conferees on the naval appropriation bill. The measure, totaling 389,373,111 dollars as reported from conference, was $1,849,555 under the 1931 fiscal year budget estimate. The Senate agreed to the report in June.
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Policies of Kremlin Fully Approved and Stalin Exonerated
Moscow district conference of the Communist Party published a resolution fully approving Kremlin policies and exonerating Stalin for responsibility in collectivization mistakes. It states the Moscow party congress will ratify Stalin leadership, endorses industrialization, and the suppression of the kulaks as a class, while pledging support to international communist leadership amid opposition.
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