Wisconsin Senate Rejects Sauthoff Conservation Amendment
The Wisconsin Senate rejected the Sauthoff amendment to the conservation appropriation bill by a large margin 24 to 2. The vote followed debate with personal attacks and emphasis on conservation policy. Final action postponed to Thursday with debate focusing on the governor's views and the amendment's implications.
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Carrol
Benaioy Carroll
Rennie Bauthott
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Uves Beck
Conservat
Wife of Davenport Barred From Court Until She Testifies
Jenn Davenport was ordered excluded from the courtroom for the remainder of her husband’s trial. Judge Sloughneary denied a defense request to allow witnesses in while the case continues. Davenport’s spouse, alleged leader of a bank robbery gang, is expected to testify later, with no exception granted.
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Shy United
Milwaukee
Merv
Jenn AL Daven
Derk Todas
Charsis
Northerstern National Bank
Sloughneary
Davermert
Tourist Tent Robbed of Family Articles
Three unidentified thieves robbed a family staying in a tent in St Paul last night. They took an assortment of personal articles from Oiat Broneth who was resting with his family while visiting friends.
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St. Paul
Minn
Fragmentary list items found in archival note
A jumbled OCR fragment references household goods including brushes towels bedding and underwear plus unclear names Bo cemta meer era dremea and Nive pales nif anekn suggesting a damaged inventory or sale list with unreadable entries.
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Ceverdaulte
Wisconsin Men Held For Trial On Conspiracy Charge
Wisconsin members of the American Malleable Trentexnotation surrender in Milwaukee federal court on indictments alleging conspiracy to violate the Sherman anti trust act. They seek habeas relief against removal orders as improper and improper conduct is claimed by their counsel.
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Milwaukee
B.A. Seige
Ohsir
Tughter
AL Anderson
Fon G. Aahorne
O.f. Hellinter
A. Nowese
Mayflower Dead Recovered After Milwaukee Fire
Two men from the burning Mayflower were rescued on a raft made from four fishing boxes off Sheboygan. Captain William Carlson of the Bay State brought them to Sheboygan where they were identified by letters on the boxes before transfer to Milwaukee authorities.
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Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Willam Carlson
Bay State
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Waukee Rach
Wisconsin Senate lauds Emanuel J. Kittop with resolution
United Peasy Madison reported a state senate resolution honoring former Governor Emanuel J. Kittop. The upper house unanimously adopted the measure praising his wartime leadership and Wisconsin’s war record under his administration. Funeral attendees include a committee of legislators.
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Emanuel J. Kittop
Oscar Morris
Wisconsin
Badger
Anderson elected director at Minne sota Child Welfare Institute
Dr. John A. Anderson head of the psychology department at Yale University has been named director of the Child Welfare Institute at the University of Minnesota. The post carries a salary of 76000 dollars annually.
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Minneapolia, Minn
John A. Anderson
Yate University
Child Welfare Institute
University of Minnesota
Wisconsin survey to measure cities by state plan
An announced municipal survey titled to measure cities by state will assess Wisconsin school buildings grounds and equipment. Aubrey Willtania secretary of the Wisconsin conference of madat work announces the effort with Milwaukee as a center and Oshkosh listed among participating cities. The plan aims to evaluate leading cities during a two part program including the department of education and University of Wisconsin.
Blaine Hurt by Upper House in Change of Measure
An amended bill favored by Senator Nautham and opposed by Blaine supporters faced a decisive Senate setback. The administration sought passage through a controversial measure despite opposition.
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United Press
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John J. Rining
Senate
Nautham
Blaine Crogresalve
Two Physiciansaccused of selling narcotics to users
Richland Center reports two doctors from Richland Center Dr C M Voth and J M Shirman are accused by a local investigator of selling narcotics. A federal inquiry is underway with a grand jury in Madison. Each doctor is held on $5000 bond awaiting further action.
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An & Magazine
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Richland County
United States
Jiry
Madison
Weatny
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J. M. Shirman
Richland
Gilda Gray Wins Custody of Child in Divorce Modify
Milwaukee reports a modification of divorce terms granting Gilda Gray custody of her child aged under one. John Gorecki agreed to the arrangement with provisions for educational access and care by the mother.
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Associated Plans
Milwaukee
Gilda Gray
John Goreck
Marth
Goreck
Aja
Flood Destroys Iowa Illinois. Six Drown in Rising Waters
Six people were killed as floods and storms lashed Iowa and Illinois late Monday, with property damage estimated at 2.6 million dollars. Victims include Alfred Wotts a war veteran in Manchester Iowa and Mrs Coloway who drowned after rescuing her sons. Cracude Illinois and Maquoketa River flooding caused boats to capsize and homes to be inundated. A violent thunderstorm added to the destruction.
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Chicago
Iowa
Indiana
Manchester
Alfred Wotts
Mra
Frank Coloway
Bell
John Cowan
Anda Fivasel Poriaherd
Maquoketa
Cracude
Mee
Cowan
Terrific New York Storm Kills and Damages Citywide
A severe electrical storm swept New York and surrounding areas causing multiple deaths and extensive damage. A train wreck reportedly cost six lives, lightning struck a building, and a water main burst flooding a basement apartment where Minnie Conklin and her two children were rescued. The city counted three more dead and five prostrations as dawn broke.
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United Press
New York
Isix
Witck
Equitable
Lower Manhattan
New York City
Badgers and Navy Race Regatta On Hudson
Nineteen crews from seven colleges contested the intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson. Wisconsin and the Navy both rowed the four mile course but failed to beat the 21 minute mark, lagging two minutes behind the Pennsylvanian time. A stiff headwind under the bridge slowed boats while on shore spectators watched for the final mile markers.
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Hudson River
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Navy
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Rodgie
Pennsylvania River
Fall Side
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