Two Die After Collision On Highway 41
Two people were fatally injured and four others hurt in an early Sunday crash four miles north of Oshkosh on Highway 41. Henry William Johnston, 74, and Priscila Johnston, 68, died from internal injuries after their car collided with a southbound vehicle driven by Harlow Perrigo. Other occupants sustained injuries. the incident prompted an inquest set for Tuesday. Survivors include four children and six grandchildren.
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Oshkosh
Henry William Johnston
Nepenskun
Mrrs
Priscila Johnston
Sylvester Hoeft
Franklin Avenue
Harlow B. Perrixo
New York Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Hoeft
Homestead Tavern
Perrigo
Mercy
Johnston
Nepéeuskun
Koro
Rush Lake
Poygan
Plano
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Iowa
St Neperwise
William R Johnston
Route 3
Berlin
J. A Lillie
Dickinson
Charles Johnston
Hinsdale
Ill
Cora
Aurora
Thad Marvin
Napervalle
Rebecca Beesar
Frank Stoner
Chicago
Joseph Stoner
Michigan
Stephen Gare
Alfred R. Berger
Edwin M. Marheine
Silas H. Anderson
Arthur C. Miller
Joseph Rob
Ohio Street
Police shakeup in St Paul targets corruption in department
Police chief Michael Culligan is suspended and four officers are dismissed amid a probe into ties between the department and gambling and underworld activity. Five others face 30 day suspensions as Commissioner Ned Warren vows further discipline and hints at more discharges. Alexander Jamie, ex head of Chicago Secret Six, has moved to St Paul, fueling word of renewed efforts to recruit him.
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St. Paul
Ned Warren
Commissioner of Public Safety
Michael Culligan
Warren
James Crumley
Fred W Ruesch
Crumley
Raymond D. Flannigan
Michael McGinnis
Chef Culligan
Charles Tierney
Thomas Dalull
Charles J. McGowan
Patrick Ridge
Mark Gehan
Alexander Jamie
Chicago
Secret Six
Jamie
Mrs Waley to be tried July 5 in federal case
Tacoma Washington July 5 trial date set for Mrs Margaret Waley on charges of kidnapping and conspiracy in the $200 000 abduction of 9 year old George Weyerhaeuser Judge E E Cushman announced in federal court today The case centers on the dramatic 1934 kidnapping of the Weyerhaeuser heir.
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Mrs. Waley
Cushman
Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
E. E. Cushman
Funeral planned for Raymond Cadatt after rail crash
Cameron Wisconsin funeral services were planned today for Raymond Cadatt, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadatt, who was killed Saturday when he attempted to catch a ride on a freight train.
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Cameron
Wis
Raymond Cadatt
Frank Cadatt
Attempted Safe Crack Damages Wisconsin Oil Station
An early morning safe cracking attempt at the Creek One oil station in Johnson Creek caused 300 dollars in damage. The blast shattered windows and plaster as three robbers fled without locating the weekend receipts envelope. the fire department responded to the scene.
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Johnson Creek
Wis
Creek One Company
Daniels Denies Bomb as Work of a Crank
Ambassador Josephus Daniels dismisses as crank the dynamite bomb thrown into the Mexico City embassy chancellery courtyard at 8 a.m. The attack damaged windows including Daniels private office. no injuries reported. Foreign office expressed regrets and increased embassy security.
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Mexico City
Josephus Daniels
Foreign Office
Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Navy
Wisconsin Convention Sets Fair Trade Session in Green Bay
The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association opens its convention in Green Bay with a talk on the new state fair trade practices act. Br. Ralph Clark of Madison, senator of the association, will discuss the act and attorneys Herbert L Mount and Lem Berg of Milwaukee will outline penalties for violations.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Ralph Clark
Madison
Wisconsin Pharmaciat
Herbert L Mount
Lem Berg
Mibwaukes
1500 Seniors Granted Degrees at Wisconsin Commencement
About 1,500 seniors received degrees at the University of Wisconsin commencement. Notable honorees included Cordell Hull and James Bryant Conant, with Katharine Cornell slated for an honorary degree but unable to attend. President Frank lauded the university as society’s defender and critic of ideas while noting the class gift of a rental library for needy students.
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Madison
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Frank
Simmon
Cordell Hull
James Bryant Conant
Harvard
Frederic L. Paxson
Arthur Curtis
Gilbert Ames Bliss
Thomas D. Thatcher
Katharine Cornell
Europe
Frank Klode
Milwaukee
Klode
Secretary Hall
Dares Bryant Conant
Frederick Paxson
Br. Artthur Curtis
Harvard University
Weather highlights and lake conditions in Wisconsin and Great Lakes region
Showers tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures expected. Strong southerly winds on Lake Superior and the other Great Lakes with small craft advisories likely on Lake Superior. Northwestern observations show fair conditions with a high near 78 and a low around 55, no precipitation reported.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Epper Lakes
Superior
Michigan
Huron
Lake Superior
Duluth
Houghton
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Italy Seeks Rule of Abyssinia in 1935 Talks
Rome reports Mussolini and British envoy Eden began discussions on Abyssinia sovereignty with hints of a campaign to subdue the last independent African state. Indications point to Mussolini pressing Britain to act, potentially sidelining the Anglo French naval accord while Italy cites Abyssinia's league pledges and arms imports. London says the Anglo German pact benefits all naval powers and reflects British policy, with a Commons statement expected after Eden's Paris and Rome mission.
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United Press
Rome
IUP
Italy
Abyssinia
Benito Mussolini
Anthony Eden
Mussolini
Britain
Eden
Paris
Germany
France
League of Mations
League
Taly
Mal Trea
Somaliland
London
Sir Samuel Home
House of Commons
Sir Samuel
W Thorne
Samuel
Captain Eden
Leonard to wed Grace Golden in Green Bay
William Ellery Leonard, the 59 year old University of Wisconsin English professor and poet, announced plans to marry Grace Golden, daughter of the late Marvin F Golden of Green Bay. The couple reportedly met through poetry contributions to a magazine.
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William Ellery Leonard
Green Bay
Madion
William Lilers Leonard
University of Wise
Grace Golden
Miss Golden
Marvin F Golden
Leonard
Two Men Electrocuted At Michigan Home For The Aged
In Monroe Michigan Paul Erdos and Michael Kovac both about 25 were killed when a flagpole being raised at St Elizabeth's Home for the Aged touched a 6000 volt power line. Two other workers suffered burns in the incident.
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Monroe. Mich
Paul Erdos
Michael Kovac
Detroit
St Elizabeth's
Seem to Be Costly For Nation
Washington UP report criticizes private shipbuilders as costly luxuries and outlines findings of the munitions investigating committee. It urges bills to curb bidding collusion, safeguard secrets, expose lobbyists, and curb profiteering in naval contracts with private yards.
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Senate
Congress
Wur
Gerald P Nye
Republican
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Warfame
Jo P B. Morgan & Co
guGs
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Nergy
Navy Yard
Nahana
Navy
National Defense
Lompeany Hill
Roosevelt
Prevate
Serene Beto
Benkhood
Outing ends in tragedy at West Fork Creek drowning
In Bardwell Kentucky a gay weekend outing turned tragic when Mrs Stella Grey and her three companions drowned in the flood swollen West Fork Creek.
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Bardwell
Stella Grey
West Fork Creek
Roosevelt aims wealth tax this session as Congress meets
Washington reports say President Roosevelt wants the wealth tax plan enacted this session. Democratic leaders plan 5 pm talks with the president amid ongoing farm tenant aid debate and other bills. The administration also weighs TVA expansion, labor disputes, and banking legislation as Congress nears adjournment.
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Congressional
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Tlyde Park
Menasha Mayor Faces Malfeasance Charge In City Sale
Mayor Frank Heckrodt of Menasha is charged with pecuniary interest in the sale to the city of Menasha of real estate known as the glass factory from the Onward Manufacturing Co. The complaint alleges unlawful gain while he was mayor and former president of the company. The case follows a long investigation into a city property deal valued at 10,400 dollars.
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Frank O. Hieckrodt
Menasha
Dist. Alty. R. C
Mena
Glass
Heckroch
Montreal
Canada
Laus
Oshkosh
Winnebago
Frank ©. Heckrodt
Saul County
Winnebago County
Wis
Hieckrordt
Onward Manufacturng Company
Heckrodt
Mason Heckrodt
Atty Gen
Ion
Ontaoen
Mureyuh
Prominent Lawyer Dies in Marinette Community
A well known attorney in Marinette died suddenly after a brief illness. The report notes his prominent practice and time with the local bar association. Details on age, survivors, and funeral arrangements were not immediately available.
Three Gunmen Rob Bank in Nebraska and Kansas
Three armed men robbed the Farmers State Bank of 83000 dollars in Blue Mound Kansas and Blue Springs Nebraska. The heist involved breaking into the vault after compelling the tellers. No arrests reported at this time.
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Nebraska
Blue Springs
Pastor Appointed to Baraboo Congregational Church
Rhinelander Wis June 1 19 appointment announced that Reylaude Wyiren was named pastor of the Community Church at Land O Lakes and pastor of the Congregational Church at Baraboo after nearly nine years in Rhinelander this indicates a move to Baraboo as church leader.
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Baraboo
Station Attendant Dies After Boiler Explosion
In Bessemer Mich a railway station attendant injured when a boiler exploded at the Basket service station Wednesday died Saturday afternoon from complications of severe burns to head chest hands and ankles. He had been hospitalized since the blast and succumbed to the injuries after several days of treatment.
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Bessemer, Mich
Delphir de
Tas
Uwe
Harvest In Full Swing In Wichita Report
A fragmented Wichita report notes harvest activity in full swing with local farmers thriving. The readable items mention age estimates and a few bushels, reflecting ongoing agricultural progress in the area.
Will Demand Hearing For Ineligible Wisconsin Player
Anvizo Wis and M Felis Terber of last year’s Unnor Vets of Wascansain basketball team were declared ineligible for further competition. He said he will demand a hearing after being ruled ineligible on charges of playing summer baseball under an assumed name. He would ask for hosting a hearing but declined to commit.
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Anvizo Wis
M—Feli
Prenocht Terber
Unnor- Vets
Wascansain
Checks To Wisconsin Secretary For PWA Projects
Washington reports 17 checks to the Wisconsin Secretary Icketoca totaling 106243 dollars for 65 nonfederal PWA projects. Wisconsin Menomonee Falls receives 7000 for sewers and a sewage disposal plant. Manitowoc gets 8833 for a school building.
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Washington
Icketoca
PWA
Wisconsin
Menomonee Falls
Manitowoc
Man Says Four Men Cut Off His Ear at Party
Nelson, 33, reports he attended a quiet reunion with his brother and sister in Borkford N likely his wedding anniversary when four men assaulted him at the party. They allegedly struck him and severed his left ear with a butcher knife before fleeing. He alerted police several hours later.
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Borkford, N
Nelson
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