France Braces as Socialist Government Moats Civil Unrest
France’s socialist government cracks down on armed leagues amid strikes and labor upheaval. Prosecutions target rightist Croix de Feu and leftist Trotsky followers as police raid outlets and officials push dissolutions while workers return to jobs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kennedy
Faris
France
Croix de Feu
Leon Blum
le Populaire
Ieflist
Socialist People's Front
Leon Trotsky
Soviets
Lenin
Trotsky
Bium
Pierre Laval
Paris
Suspected Bank Robber Captured Near Eagle River
A man tied to the $1400 First National Bank holdup was picked up in Watersmeet Michigan after a tip from authorities. Sheriff Del McGregor questioned him as prints were rampared and the stolen car, found abandoned with multi-state plates, drawn a statewide drag net. Victims described the suspect as roughly 25 with a experienced manner as the search continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle River
Wis
Watersmeet
Mich
del McGregor
First National Bank
McGregor
Here
Fond du Lac
Inne Gunmerwin
Seven die in air crash near Bergen mountain site
A plane crash today near a mountain killed seven people including three passengers from Bergen. The wreckage was buried on impact, with authorities reporting the fatalities and noting the public tragedy.
Green Bay dredge strike spurs coast guard protection
In Green Bay a three day dredge workers strike prompted coast guard cutter Cartizan to stand by with a dredge, amid fears of violence after reports of a bombing. Thirty eight workers walked out over pay and a closed shop, while 28 continued dredging seven miles offshore. Clashes with strike sympathizers included a nonstriker beaten, and two tugboat handlers assaulted as supplies were moved to the dredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Coast Guard
Cartizan
F. J. van Stone
W. H. Gahagan Dredge Company
Brooklyn
XN. Y
Jaber
van Stone
Leaders to Speak at Wisconsin Farm- Labor-Progressive Convention
Hoan, Ohl and Evine among prominent speakers for Oshkosh convention of liberal forces uniting under one banner. Ohl opens Saturday, Evine and Mann speak Saturday afternoon. Main addresses set by Henry Rutz, with Handley as temporary chair. Sessions at Recreational building with capacity about 3,000. 240 delegates and alternates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Henry J. Ohl Jr
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
William JT. Evine
Madison Capital Times
Progressive Party
Farmer- Labor-Progressive Federation
Oshkosh
Sconsin
Henry Rutz
Federation
Mr. Ohl
Mavsor Mann
Evjuc
Rutz
J. J. Handley
State Executive Committee
Light Street
Wisconsin to pay World War I veterans early bonus bonds
The first installment of about 47 million dollars in veterans bonus bonds pours into Wisconsin. Distribution in Milwaukee begins at 5 30 p m with many communities already posting arrivals at local post offices. Thousands of veterans will receive bonds via letter carriers, with farm residents to get packages the following day. State officials praise rapid processing amid complex handling and anticipate further payments to arrive quickly as the program unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Socal
Arvenean Lemon
Wicoe
Gil Stardock
The
American Legion
Triu
Hoyer
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Patrick J. Luby
Elizabeth
N. J
Anos W. Brown
Buffalo
Vincent Burke
Wright Patman
Texas
Associated Press
Relations Board Studies Decision on Wagner Act Reach
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a unanimous ruling holding the federal government cannot regulate employer employee relations in promotions and manuals. The decision indicates the labor relations board lacks authority to enforce with respect to unnamed employers in the Pittsburgh area era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aceon
Ratinerd Lekor Relations Board
Orleans
Secterday
Yeonstluioen
Enix
Tio
Leushin
Mail Gierten
Alquippa
Joan
Judge A G Zimmerman Dies at Madison
Madison journalist reports the death of Judge A G Zimmerman at a hospital after weeks of illness. The 73 year old former county judge served 25 years before his 1926 election to the Ninth district circuit court. his current term would have expired January 2, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
A. G. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Ninth District Circuit Court
MadCity Warry Manchester Store Robbed For $2300 In Cash And Checks
Two well dressed armed robbers in a machine gun hold up the Warry and Manchester department store on Capitol square. They escape with $1800 in cash and $5500 in checks, held at gun point while workers and shoppers look on. A clerk, Emil Dantine, had the cash bag snatched from him as the pair fled in a car. one suspect described as about 5 feet 9 inches, 160 pounds, 30 to 40, wearing straw hat and gray suit, the other slightly shorter in gray hat. Police say the heist appears professionally planned. checks are worthless as they are payable only at First National Bank. Deputy Bailey narrowly escaped a collision with a pursuit machine shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Warry & Manchester
Emil Dantine
Margaret Mathis
Dantine
Emil
First National Bank
Wag
Fifty Nine Die in Estonian Munitions Plant Blast
A munitions factory explosion in Talinn, Estonia killed fifty nine workers and injured many others. Official confirmation lists several officers among the dead and notes authorities prepared a state funeral for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talinn
Estonia
Icteryl
Fridas
Zell Eaton Wins Illinois Tourney in Decatur
Zell Eaton captured the sixth annual Nhnais Open golf championship at Old Onlyhomen today with a strong round to win. Harr Cooper of Chira chased in second place as challengers faded. The Western Open and Armour entries were noted in a fragmented report from Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Zell Eaton
Old Onlyhomen
Ghiat B
Harr Cooper
Chira
Eee Resnyty
Tarmey Armour
Cra 1
Harriton
Chicats
Frantic Heat Drives Elephant Attack on Keeper
A heat battered scene drew a crowd as an enraged elephant mauled a keeper. Rescue attempts failed as bystanders watched, unable to intervene in time. Authorities investigated the incident and secured the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Senate Tax Conferees Near Agreement Yet House Holds Line
Washington reports indicate congressional conferees reached near agreement on a deficiency bill with relief funds intact save for two items needing House approval. Roosevelt signed a commodity exchange control bill extending SEC style powers to most commodity markets except cotton. House and Senate tax conferees pressed for a deal on corporation taxes, with Chairman Doughton noting no immediate House approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
House
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Securities and Exchange Commission
Joe Alex Morris
United Press
U.P
Senate
Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Progs
Charman Doughton
North Carolina
Landon Knox pledge earnest campaign for 1936 ticket
Topeka Kansas reports Gov Alf Landon and Col Frank Knox pledging a strong fight for the Republican national ticket against the Democratic New Deal. They spoke from the Kansas Statehouse steps amid cheers, urging unity and readiness as Kansas Nationalists and supporters gathered. The crowd sang and cheered at the event as plans for the campaign intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Todas
Kimsad Statehouse
Landon
Memphis Woman Charges in Earle Flogging Case
Memphis socialite Mir. Willie Sue Blagden accuses Rev. Chrude Williams of Little Rock of flogging her and a Presbyterian minister near Earle Arkansas during a seeking of a rumored savings in a cotton striker. Blagden says the attackers beat them with a brad studded leather strap. she died later. The minister survived with injuries, authorities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Teng
Earle
Ark
Mir
Willie Sue Dblagden
Chrude Willams
Little Hoek
Beth Bern
Qatar
Curt
Ortenden
Crunty
Promi
Cdg
Uineten
Tae Adler
Howey
Flood Waters Recede From Flora Towns After Storm
Floodwaters recede from Flora towns as a tropical disturbance passes. Officials warn travel remains hazardous and residents report damage while crews assess roads and homes. The storm, blamed on shifting winds, caused power outages and limited ferry service in the area.
State Assures U W Funds to Sidetrack Budget Boost
Madison Wis The state emergency board told University of Wisconsin regents committee it would advance funds to sidetrack until the next legislative session at a proposal to raise revenues to 100 a year. Dr Glenn Frank president urged a special budget meeting for the plan to boost revenues 215 WLS a year to provide salary relief replace inventories and fund faculty needs. The emergency board agreed to advance about 65 000 to restore salary cuts but the rest of 15 415 would be expected to be provided by the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
State
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Glenn Frank
Cogents
Philip F. la Follette
Harold M. Wilkie
Ener Ney
Chinese Peace Move Reported for North South Reconciliation
A peace initiative was described as under way in Hunan province between Nanning and Canton representatives. Southern troops pledged restraint amid student protests while authorities ordered disbandment of student groups and police patrolled streets in Nanjing to quell demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Japan
United States
Brison
Nan
Hunan
Nanning
China
St. Tans Aptans
Dapin Tie Chantelors
Joenstin
Olson Benson Win Big in Minnesota Primary Returns
In Minnesota yesterday, Olson and Benson posted large margins in U S senator and governor races after counting 1654 and 1680 precincts of 3724. Olson led with 95 806 to Taylor 6393 and others while Benson led in governor with 70 618 to Johnson 25975 Na val 31812 Gilbert 15625 Nelson 98106. Benson backed by labor won a strong margin in Twin Cities, Johnson strong in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
United States
Give
Farmer-Labor
Olson
Taylor
Delaney
Lofisgaarden
Christianson
Benson
Johnson
Bernard
Curtis
Naval
Gilbert
Nelson
Farmer
U. S
Elmer Benson
Magnus Johnson
U.S
Twin Cities
Hight
Drive Begun to Purge Public Jobs of Riders
Detroit 47 A drive to purge public payrolls of all members of the Black Legion was begun in three communities including Highland Park where several officials and detectives testified. The plan involved removing Black Legion members from city payrolls after grand jury inquiries into terrorism. Detroit officials say a dozen or more departmental employees have been suspended or dismissed as the effort continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Black Legion
Detroit
Bermn Tory
Highland Park
de Eubed
Hegre
Vireo Facinen
Patierwras Cyeye
Oeetery Poeren
Penn
Legion
Omurdér
Arthur FL
Hochherd
Park
Borin
Grand Jury
Teton Terorism
Somos Att Ders Orgamantion
Desier
Dean Bleck
Walter Poere
Pontiac Poles
Lincoln Park
Huck
George Marsh Organizer Inc
Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiery Cross
Sent
Bergen
Coastguard
Cartigan
Hoan
Ewue
Ohl
Farmer - Labor - Progressive Federation
Inj
Relations Board Studies
Illinois
Knox
Aed
Natonel
Sand
Farm Labor Party
Pla
Flords
Sprota
Win
Wien
U. W
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!