One Dead and 50 Wounded In Strike Riots
In South Omaha last night a streetcar strike riot left John Duster 24 dead and at least 56 wounded including Dewey McCoy 35. Six streetcars burned several others overturned and police used riot guns as crowds attacked vehicles and stoned cars. Sheriff Hopkins warned cars must stop at night or deputies would be sworn in. Police and mayor urged militia but governor declined.
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Omaha
Neb
John Hopkins
South
Omaha and
Council Bluffs
Hopkins
Motormien
John Duster
Dewey McCoy
Charles Hutter ,Jr
Sarpy County
Duster
McCoy
Hutter
Charles Huller
Walter Honcik
Charles Kress
Vernon Tietsort
Richard Hogabooth
Arthur Rosinsky
Brick
35Th
South Side
Washington
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
D. C
Greenbriar
Lewis
Toledo
Edward F. McGrady
Toledo Edison Company
Tiger Woman to Be Freed Next Monday
Clara Philips the so called Tiger Woman, convicted of beating Alberta Meadows to death with a hammer in 1922, will be released on parole from Tehachapi women's prison next Monday after 13 years. She plans to live as a useful citizen and model housewife with hopes of having babies.
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Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Montecito
Los Angeles
Clara Philips
Tehachapi
Montecito Drive
Tegucigalpi
Honduras
San Quentin
Philips
Louise Peete
Limit Debate On Security Bill Monday In Senate Action
The Senate agreed to limit debate on the social security bill and begin Monday. After 3 p.m. no senator speaks more than 30 minutes or more than once on any amendment, and not more than 45 minutes on the bill itself. Huey P Long did not object to the limits.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Huey P. Long
Louisland
Wisconsin Farmers Seek Seed Obligation Relief Plan
Senator Duffy urged the federal government to allow Wisconsin farmers to work off seed bills. He cited $1,500,000 in outstanding drought loans and resolutions from Bayfield and Ashland counties backing a plan to let farmers work on town roads in place of cash payments, appealing to Rexford Tugwell.
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Washington
Duffy
Democrat
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Brouth
Rexford G Tugwell
Bayfield
Ashland
Tugwell
States Face Federal Takeover If Plans Lack Jobless Work
President Roosevelt said states failing to present statewide works progress plans meeting $1,200 per worker in total costs will likely have the federal government assume the program. Indiana and Alabama cited as meeting requirements. Wisconsin faces possible change after senate defeat. Roads, CCC funds unaffected. erosion and forestry on a cooperative basis.
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Ruby A. Bleck
Washington
Roosevelt
Indiana
Alaama
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Senate
la Fallette
Tiekes
Hopkins
Senate
Fish Will Speak on AAA Over the Radio Monday Evening
Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr. of New York will address the AAA and reciprocal trade agreements on the National Broadcasting company network Monday at 6 30 p m EST in Our Vanishing World Markets. The Washington broadcast aims to explain AAA and related trade issues to listeners.
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Washington, D. C
Hamilton Fish Jr
New York
National Broadcasting Company
AAA
Sources Of Untaxed Liquor Sought
State beverage tax unit maps a drive to end untaxed liquor sources rather than penalize tavernkeepers for minor infractions. Wisconsin agents will be reassigned as federal and local authorities cooperate to curb illegal stills and blind pigs.
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Milwaukee
State Beverage Tax Unit
Treasury Department
Yellowley
Chicago
Federal
Industrial Alcohol Unit
Wisconsin
John W. Roach
State Enforcement Department
Roach
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Robert K Henry
Fewer Than Fifty Bodies Found in Reinsdorf Ruins
In Reinsdorf Germany the Reinsdorf explosive works show utter devastation after blasts rescuers found 47 of 52 missing per Nazi counts. About 73 seriously injured remain in critical care while 100 with minor injuries were discharged. State mourning planned June 18 with Adolf Hitler present.
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Wittenberg
Germany
Reinsdorf
Adolf Hille
Authores
Weather outlook for Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley
Weather forecast shows showers scattered across the Great Lakes region from June 17 to 22 with temperatures near to below normal in the north and near or above normal in the south. Showers likely Monday and Thursday or Friday across the Mississippi and Missouri valleys, with variable temps and localized activity in the northern plains midweek.
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Associated Messi Wisconsin
Northwestern
BO Claudy
Buckstaff Observatory
Chicago
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Eveat Plains
County Young Republicans Plan A Rally
Winnebago county Young Republicans met at Menasha to plan a July 14 rally and picnic to discuss the Springfield convention and likely speakers. They aim to attract thousands from central Wisconsin with speeches music and entertainment at a local park in Menasha or Neenah.
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Convernfion
Springfield
Winnebago County
Menasha
America
Fox Waver Valley
Menasha Or
Neenah
Central
Wasconsin
George B. Simmons
Farorm
Marshall, Mo
George Olmsted
Des Moines
Young Republican Organization
Judson Staplekamp
Brillant Young
Kenosha
Menasha Fast Everting
Chester Shepard
Waldo Friedland
Mr. Simmons
Athmet
Young Republican Club
Clayton Stearns
Ornia
Curt Cain
Shépard
Lew
Magnusen Wae
George Greeley
Missing Milwaukee Woman Found in Milwaukee River
Della Staldi 41, of Milwaukee, was found in the Milwaukee River by coast guardsmen Friday. She had not returned home after leaving her car on Locust Street, and her husband Charlie reported she had suffered a recent condition.
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Milwaukee
Della Staldi
Coast
Long term upheld by supreme court in kidnaping case
Springfield WL-41 report says the Illinois Supreme Court upheld the 99 year prison sentence for Roger Touhy Peter Stevens and Albert Kator involved in the Chicago kidnapping of John Factor Hanged for murder at Rimouski Quebec Alexandre Savard alias Bergétron was hanged there for the murder of his 9 day old child Joni who was suffocated on December 26 Lettre.
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Springfield
Mienois Supreme Court
Roger Touhy
Peter Stevens
Albert Kator
Chicago
John Factor
Rimouski
Que
Joni
Milwaukee man named in warrant for embezzling funds
James M Campbell, 39, named in a warrant charging embezzlement of 5465 from the Wisconsin code authority for the painting paperhanging and decorating industries where he formerly served as secretary. District Attorney Wiliam A Zabel announced Campbell admitted taking the money and using it for gambling. Campbell previously was secretary of the Janesville Association of Commerce.
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Milwaukee
James M Campbell
Wisconsin Code Authority
Wiliam A Zabel Sas Campbell
Bond Campbell
Janesville Association of Commerce
Body of Missing Boy Found in East River, New York
The body of 5 year old Jackie Kaul was recovered from the East River after a search that began June 6 when he disappeared from a Sutton Place playground. Identified by his father John Kaul, the body was found by Salvatore Lia near Tiffany Street and taken to Fordham hospital morgue. Police consider two theories, drowning or sighting by a woman with maternal instincts, as the investigation continues.
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New York
Jackie Kaul
East River
Sutton Place
Manhattan
John Kaul
East Jilver
Bronx
Wheelie
Fordham Hospital
Barly
Salvatore Lia
Tiffany Street
Sultan Place
AG. Mitchell
Orleans
Red Cross
Republican Rivch
Nebraska
Schumann-Heink At 74 Birthday Passes Quietly
Hollywood soprano Madame Ernestine Schumann-Hneck marks her 74th birthday with a quiet day while in a motion picture cameo. She then travels to Coronado for wedding plans with her granddaughter Ernestine Schumann-Henk Wo Sho, bride to Philadelphia’s Fysign Henry Ruble.
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Hollywood
Ernestine Schumann-Honk Oho
Jef
Coronado
Ging
Schumann- Henk Wo Sho
Henry Ruble
Philadelpha
Graingabe
Alibi Witnesses Sought for Drossner in Extradition Fight
Milwaukee charges Charles Jean Drossner with forging bonds in Paris as an extradition case spans the United States and Puerto Rico. Drossner denies involvement and contends he was not the forger, with potential appearances in BE Paso Los Angeles New York and San Juan, Puerto Rico noted.
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Milwaukee
Pi Om Alla Wilenosses
Charles Jean Deassner
United States
Pucila Rion
Carney Court
Freneh Govermmment
Drassney
Paris
Dinsener
Paso
Los Angele
New York
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Former Gov Schmedeman Joins Housing Groundbreaking
Milwaukee reports former Governor A G Schmedeman returning to public life to participate in groundbreaking ceremonies for 57 homes directed by Wisconsin FHA across 14 cities. He praised the projects as a step toward better housing, noting his pride in the effort while reflecting on recent busy times and state housing leadership.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
A. G. Schmedeman
Harners
Wisconsin Disistan
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
B. C. Piedici
Beloit
Sehmedeman
Madison
Borg
Haverhors
Amshinge
Legislature Acts On Dozen Or More Bills During Week
Wisconsin lawmakers moved through more than a dozen bills this week while a $209 million works program loomed large. The senate killed a mortgage moratorium proposal for a second time and debated taxing, school consolidation, utility competition, and highway penalties as part of a broad legislative push.
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Madison
Senate
Limeon
Assembly
Minnesota
Floods Cause Wide Destruction Across Texas Hamlets
Torrential rains swollen rivers sweep through south Texas damaging towns and farms. Eleven known dead and at least 20 missing as Austin suffers power loss and the Nueces and Colorado rivers surge. Dam near Three Rivers ready to crumble. widespread flooding disrupts Del Rio and Uvalde with boats deployed for rescues. Some fatalities reported near Italy and Karnes City. dams and bridges washed away. communication broken with the Mexican border.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Austin
Colorado
Nueces
Three Rivers
Uvalde
John Nance Garner
del Rio
Mexicat
Italy
Wiley Post Soars East In Stratosphere Flight
Burbank California Wiley Post rose from the ground on his fourth attempt to cross the continent in a record stratosphere flight to New York City. He piloted the Winnie Mae at altitudes between six and seven miles above Earth seeking Fred Bennett Field. Takeoff occurred at 4 25 a m local time with a stratosphere suit as the goal was an eight hour journey.
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Burbank
Calif
Wiley Post
Union Air Serminal
New York City
Winnie Mao
Fred Bennett Field
New York
Post
Mars
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Clarence Schultz
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