Thousands See Eagle Procession at State Convention
Oshkosh hosts the twenty-seventh annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention with a grand parade and ball. Drum corps, bands, and colorful uniforms filled the streets, while competitions at the Eagles club house and Macon temple determined top units for men and women. Awards ranged from 75 for first to 50 for second, with Ke nosha leading women and Wausau No. 251 triumphant among men.
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Bagles
Oshkosh
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Oregon Street
Oregon
South Park Avenue
South Main
Main
Irvings Street
Washington Boulevard
Maonic
Wausau Aerie
Kenosha
Manitowoc
Sheboygani
Victor H. Manhardt
A. P. Is
William I. Enos
Fred Johnson
Robert Schmidt
J. M. Herrmann
Jack Murphy
Seaplane Crashes Into Yacht Near Glosta Harbor Tragedy Averted
A coast guard seaplane crashed into the motor yacht Whiz of St. Louis in Gloucester harbor as it took off for Boston. The plane somersaulted and dived, injuring three aboard the Whiz but leaving the two coast guard officers uninjured. Pilot Lt N M Nelson and passenger Commander Eu scene A Coffin were aboard. The speedboat behavior cited as a possible cause.
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Lew London
Connie
Coast Guard
Gloucester
Mass
Harold Cooper
Frederick Beal
N. M. Nelson
Euscene A. Coffin
Erewtine
Summer Comes to Chicago U P Debut on Solstice
Summer begins with the longest day as the sun reaches its northernmost point before turning south. The day sees sunrise at 4 24 and sunset at 7 40, offering over fifteen hours of daylight, the most of the year.
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Chicago
U.P
Demented Man Hurls Family and Self From Cliff
New Brunswick researchers reveal evolving views on marriage and careers among women students at New Jersey College of Women. Freshmen see marriage as primary. seniors reverse, with four-fifths deeming dual goals possible. Ages shift from 18–23 for freshmen to around twenty five for seniors.
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Cliff
New Brunswick
N. J
New Jersey College of Women
Egypt to rule by decree five months under Sidky Pasha
Cairo reports Egypt will lack a parliamentary government for five months under a royal decree from King Fuad appointing Ismail Sidky Pasha to head a new government. The premier vows tranquil, normal measures if possible, warning the Wafd to back constitutionalism or risk further steps. The Sidky cabinet is described as hand picked amid a tense political climate with threats against the king.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ismail Sidky Pasha
Fuad
Sidky Pasha
Wafd
Mustapha Nahas Pasha
Mustapha W Nehasasha
Mustapha Nehas Pasha
Nehas
Badgers to Visit Moody on Rio Grande Lands Probe
Wisconsin investigative committee appointed to inspect citrus land holdings in the Rio Grande valley sails to Texas and will meet Gov. Moody and southern real estate operators next week. Members include F H Clausen, George Kull, Irving Mehigan, Elmer Grovemont, William Doll, and Carl Johnson. The Wisconsin real estate board’s denial of licenses sparked the probe as the Progresso Development Company appeals to the state supreme court with a ruling expected next week.
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Madison
U.P
Wisconsin
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Dan Moody
Southern
F. H. Clausen
George Kull
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association
Irving P. Mehigan
Elmer 7
Grovemont
Poient
Wisconsin Real Estate Board
William Doll
Real
Carl Johnson
Walter J. Kohler
Rio Grande
Moody
Progresso Development Company of Texas
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Air Fare Reduced by Tatmaddux Airlines
Tatmaddux Airlines announced a rate of T cents per mile for air travel, marking a reduction from the winter rate by 2 cents per mile set January 14. The company said the lower rate experiment proved that fate, not fear, kept most travelers from using air lines.
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St. Louis
Tatmaddux Airlines
France seeks changes in Hawley-Smoot tariffs
Paris minister of commerce M. Flandin said France hoped to secure modifications in the new American tariff schedules after discussions with the tariff commission. He noted U S tariffs raise prices on many goods, but cited gains on some points and warned of potential action if no concessions are won. He outlined France’s trade deficit with the United States and the role of tourist purchases, war debts, and invisible exports in the balance. He added a global request will be sent to President Hoover, with two possible outcomes.
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Paris
Flandin
France
M. Flandin
Tariff Commission
Congress
Calais
Caudry
United States
New York
Hoover
America
Weather outlook and observations from Buckstaff Observatory
Daily Northwestern reports partly cloudy to threatening conditions in Wisconsin with possible local showers Sunday and a fair but warm week ahead for the Great Lakes region. Observations from Buckstaff Observatory cite temperatures around 75 to 83 degrees, no precipitation, and a 29.45 barometer as of Thursday night.
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Associated Pre
Wisconsin
Upper Lakes
Huron
Lower Great Lakes
Ontario
Buckstaff Observatory
Great Lakes
Cannon and Tinkham Contend Over Signature Allegations
Washington reports ongoing clashes between Bishop James Cannon Jr and Rep. Tinkham a Massachusetts Republican over charges of corruption and misuse of funds from 1928. Tinkham alleges 653,300 in cash from E Jameson was not reported and used in Virginia campaigns while Cannon vows libel action and defends his financial records amid Senate lobby committee scrutiny.
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Washington
James Cannon
Tinkham
Prohibition
Massachusetts
Southern Methodist
House
Cannon
Senate
Bishop Cannon
House of Representatives
New York
Jameson
George
Holden Tinkham
Nbel
Setdy
Hgd
E. ©. Jameson
York
Cannon-Tinkham
Churchman
Jameson Jameson
Congress
Virginia
Harold Ryder arrested in Wall Street brokerage collapse
Harold Russell Ryder, partner in Woody & Company, was arrested for grand larceny over a $2 million collapse that wiped out most funds. He reportedly confessed handling about $7 million during eight months before the firm failed amid a sharp market drop and a pool involving Stein Cosmetic stock.
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New York
Harold Russell Ryder
Wall Street
Woody & Company
Hastings
Broadway
Woody & Co
Ryder
Charles L. Woody, Jr
Lucian A. Hold
Stein Cosmetic
Frank Stottz
Strin Company
Frank Bailey
Brooklyn
Bailey
Charles L. Woody
Woody
Prisoners game recollection aids in hold up case
A damaged OCR report recalls a girl Louise Patterson linking a “prisoners” game to a real robbery in Victory Kansas. Police questioned Kathleen Patterson and said she handed over her husband’s 18000 inheritance to Ray Miller. Suspects include Harry Lewis and three others tied hands and gagged by a tape device during the game.
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Hirigo
Eric
Noldu
Shore Richter
Munllionair
Leke Forest
St Templeton
Louise Patterson
Kathleen Patterson
Victory
Ray Miller
Lewis
the Lake
Night Under Wings: Aviator Survives Andes Ordeal
Henri Guillaumet, famed French airmail pilot, endured a weeklong trek after a crash in the Andes near Pareditas Mendoza Argentina. Missing for seven days, he survived a 400 foot fall, blizzard, and starvation before a shepherdess aided him and authorities arranged rescue to Mendoza.
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Henri Guillaumet
Shepherdess
Mendoza
Argentina
Pareditas
Andes
Guillaumet
Santiago de Chile
Psreditas
Reynolds denies quitting the age old race for attorney general
Madison April 4 Attorney General John Reynolds denied reports he planned to withdraw from reelection and clear the field for Assemblyman Alvin Reis Reynolds stated no intention to withdraw and said he remains a candidate Reis recently announced his candidacy as a Progressive Republican after Reynolds won reelection to the supreme court bench earlier this spring
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Madison
John Reynolds
Tepo
Alvin C. Reis
Reynolds
Reis
Chester Fowler
Supreme Court
Newspaper Men Visit the Cherry Country
Two hundred newspaper editors from the National Editorial association toured Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin as part of a bi annual Milwaukee conference program. They arrived by boat from Sheboygan where C E Broughton of The Sheboygan Press hosted them. Gov Kohler and Mrs Kohler attended the Kohler village banquet with Chicago treasurer Charles Peterson and others inviting the convention to Chicago for the world fair.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
L.2
National Editorial Association
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
C. E. Broughton
Walter J. Kohler
Rams Sinks Pleasure Boat Off Connecticut Coast
The coast guard patrol boat 289 rammed and sank the pleasure boat Anna of New London before dawn today. Five aboard including owner William Nordenhold were rescued from the Thames by 289’s crew after the Anna was struck amidships. The vessel had carried crowds to view Yale and Harvard boat races yesterday.
Arkansas Senator Defends London Naval Treaty
Senator Johnson of Arkansas, a London treaty delegate, urged Radio Grange listeners that opponents exaggerate safety sacrifice. He explained cruiser armament choices, noting eight inch vs six inch guns, and that the treaty grants similar combat power with fewer ships. He cited tonnage differences favoring Britain and urged support as defense of the pact.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Arkansan
National Grange
Senate
General Board
United States
Great Britain
America
Jimson
Lonnon
Johnson
Read
Pennsylvania
Jonnson
Missionary Ralph Keithahn Ordered to Depart India
Boston based board of foreign missions reports a brief cable from India indicating Rev. Ralph Keithahn has been compelled to leave the country. Keithahn, a former Madura principal, was appointed by the board in 1925 after degrees from Carleton College and Yale University.
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Boston
India
Sionary
Ralph Fairmount
Carleton College
Norfield, Minn
Yale Univ Iso
King Alfonso Guest of Doumergue at Paris Luncheon
King Alfonso of Spain was Doumergue's guest at a Paris luncheon. President Doumergue hosted the event at the Spanish Embassy with notable attendees including Amber De Lean Foreign Minister Briand War Minister Maginot Minister Flandin and Marshals Petain and Franchet.
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Paris—i
King Alfonro
Spain
Doumerwe
Amber de Lean
Poreien
Brian
Maginot
Flandin
Marshals Petain
Franchet
Tragic West Rock cliff death of Spang family
New Haven report details Ray C. Spang 36 his wife Helen 33 and children Lorraine Donna Raymond Dona aged 3 and 5 who were hurled one by one from West Rock by a mentally unbalanced husband before he leapt to his death. Police and witnesses describe a picnic outing turned fatal as the man seized each victim.
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New Haven
Conn
Ray
Spang
Ansonia
West Rock
Ray C. Spang
Helen
Lorraine
Raymond
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Seymour
Charles I of
England
Whalley Avenue
Bethany
Woodbridge
Yale
Ders
West
Wilam Tecumseh Sherman
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Doumergue
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