Seek Suspect In Murder of Hughes' Kin
Detroit police issued a statewide alert for Lee Ferris, an acquaintance of Howard Carter Dickinson, the New York attorney slain in a Detroit park. Ferris left a Detroit hotel at 11 a.m. yesterday and has been missing. detectives trace his movements after Dickinson dined at the hotel and left.
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Detroit Institute
Lee Ferris
Howard C. Dickinson
Detroit
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
Ferris
Charles Evans Hughes
Dickinson
Rouge Park
Robert Kallman
Wayne County
Fred W. Frahm
Hughes
William H. Yawkey
John I. Navarre
Arthur Carmichael
Elizabeth Carmichael Witherspoon
Yawkey
Carmichael
Witherspoon
Thomas Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Book-Cadillac
Carl C. Ogiesbee
Dearborn
Oglesbee
Richard Watson
Watson
Margaret Reuter
Mew
Woman Missing in Woods Found shoeming, Michigan
Mrs. Conrad Trosvig, 38, recounted three nights in rough country after she and her husband became separated while fishing. A posse of 100 searched the Little Huron river area until she was found by two youths and a boy 16 miles northeast of L'Anse with her dog Chum guarding her camp. She grew weak from hunger and exposure, left notes, and followed a barking dog to discovery.
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Conrad Trosgig
Little
Huron River
L’anse
Trosvi
Endurance Contest Bill Advances to Governor in Senate Vote
The Mulder bill banning endurance events such as walking dancing and skating marathons passed the senate 422 to 4 and goes to the governor. It exempts six day bicycle races in Milwaukee and roller skating contests up to 150 hours and limits endurance events to 16 hours per day for six days monthly. Violators face fines up to 500 dollars or 1 year in jail. spectators at illegal events risk fines up to 25 dollars and up to 10 days in jail.
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Madison
Mulder
Senate
Nelson
Maple
Douglas County
Superior
Milwaukee
Gag Rule To Tax Wealth Considered
Washington leaders debated a gag rule to kill amendments to Roosevelt's wealth tax plan. They discussed limiting the measure to inheritances gifts and high income taxes while warnings of a possible tariff fight surfaced. Moratorium on public hearings was set for July 3 with work to draft a careful bill on rates and scope.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Doughton
North Carolina
Morgenthau
Treasury
Coughton
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Appalachian Field
Congress
Guffey-Snyder
National Labor Relations Board
Senate Banking Committee
Nuisance Tax Bill Signed by President Washington
President Roosevelt signed a joint resolution extending nuisance taxes for two years. Congress completed action yesterday. Roosevelt also signed a resolution extending the temporary deposit insurance system for two months.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sears
Congress
Deposit Insurance
Montello Bank Robbery Scene Involving Two Masked Robbers
Montello Wisconsin witnesses describe a bank holdup by two men in overalls and straw hats who restrained nine people and escaped with about $1,000 after a time lock thwarted a larger take. They forced cashier Leon Sharpit to near the vault, then fled in a Ford sedan with Illinois plates toward Kingston. The note recalls a prior robbery at the same bank on August 15, 1930, when $4,100 was stolen.
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Montello
Wis
Montello State Bank
Leon Sharpit
Illinois
Kingston
Schmedeman Plans Milwaukee Move After Sept 1
Former Gov Albert G Schmedeman now housing administrator for Wisconsin announced at a welcome luncheon that he and Mrs Schmedeman will establish permanent residence in Milwaukee after Sept 1. Milwaukee Democrats lauded his record as governor and blamed Madison’s mess on Republicans.
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Milwaukee
Albert G. Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Schmedeman
Madison
Powe
Wesconsin
Manitowoc Cheese Firm Sells 59000 Pounds to Relief Program
The Farm Administration announced the purchase of 59000 pounds of cheddar cheese from Pauly & Pails Cheese Company of Manitowoc Wisconsin. The cheese will be turned over to the Ferris Surplus Relief Corporation for distribution to the unemployed.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Pauly & Pails Cheese Company
Manitowoc
Wie
Ferrirs Surplus Relief Corporation
Chippewa Falls Drugist Dies After Long Career
Riester, 76, longtime Chippewa Falls pharmacist and one of the state's oldest active pharmacists, died of heart disease. A Minnesota native, he began in the drug business at 14 and was schoolmates with Dr William Mayo in Rochester.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Riester
Minnesota
William Mayo
Reochyter
Minn
Corbett to be arraigned on fourth degree manslaughter
Elkhorn Wisconsin Patsy Corbett, 64, will be arraigned Monday on a charge of fourth degree manslaughter in the death of John Thompson, 75. A coroner's jury said the death was an inexcusable and unjustifiable homicide and Corbett is held without bail.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Patsy Corbett
John Thompson
Corbett
Streetcar men win seniority victory in Omaha walkout
Omaha streetcar workers secured full seniority rights after a board of arbitration ruled that 268 striking employees must be returned to their positions. Chairman John J. Ledwith announced the decision after Gov. Cochran intervened for a second time.
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Omaha
Neb
John J. Ledwith
Gov. R, IT. Cochran
County Dairy Festival Opens Tonight in Winnebago County
The 1935 dairy festival, Winnebago County’s largest industry celebration, opens tonight at the fairgrounds. Highlights include a black and white Holstein cattle demonstration, a queen and king contest led by Ethyle Liloyd and Emma Reuteler, and a one-night program headlined by the Al Miller revue. Children’s Day Saturday offers free admission before noon with merchant tickets, and weekend events feature harness racing, acts, and the Wisconsin State running derby with several entries.
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Winnebago County
Winnebago
Ethyle Liloyd
Oshkosh
Emma Reuteler
Vinland
Nelson Meilahn
Fisk
Lyle Hildebrand
Omre
al Miller
Mr Brown
Oshkosh Junior Chamber of Commerce
Barbers Seek Reinstatement Of Competition Code
Madison The first step to ward reinstatement of codes of fair competition under the new recovery act will be taken next week as a hearing on a proposed barbers code is scheduled in the capital. CL Whittet state recovery administrator will preside. On July 8 a hearing on a proposed cleaners and dyers code will be held at the capital. Both barbers and cleaners and dyers operated under codes prior to the supreme court ruling which invalidated the old recovery law. The new codes would be instituted under the new recovery act approved last week.
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Madison
Lawrence CL Whittet
Supreme Court
Wolf River Dragged at New London for Body of Missing Boy
In New London Wisconsin the Wolf River was dragged for the body of 12 year old Lawrence Hoersch who vanished after leaving home with his dog Buster. The dog later returned alone and twice led searchers to the river bank near an icehouse pier as efforts continued.
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Wolf River
New London
Wis
Lawrence Hoersch
Etta Hoersch
Lawrence
Tos
Buster
Imprison Embezzler Arnold 3. Steimle Pleads Guilty
Arnold Steimle a former Sheboygan banker pleaded guilty to embezzling 26000 dollars from American Legion trust fund bonds. He was sentenced to serve from one to seven years in the state prison at Waupun Wisconsin.
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Arnold
Steimle
Sheboygan, Wis
American Legion
Waupun
Wis
Associated Press
Wisconsin Bar Urges Loyalty Oath
The Wisconsin Bar association urged loyalty to the constitution in higher education. President T. L. Doyle called for a five member citizenship committee to study conditions in schools and urged compulsory constitutional courses for students and graduates. He warned against outsiders fomenting disloyalty and advocated stronger protection of constitutional values.
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Green Lake
Wiswp
Wisconsin Bar Association
T. L. Doyle
State Bar
Association
Doyie
American Bar Association
Doyle
America
Supreme Court
Republic
NRA
Bes
B. T. Torrelaler
State Supreme Court
Michael J. Cleary
Milwaukee
William L. Evans
Green Bay
Pmiel J Grady
Portage
Wis
Sperial
University of Was
Wisesconsin Barns
Amorun Bar Association
University of Wisconsin
PaKe Jycotaman
Oshkosh City seeks to establish Mary Happ will
Probate petition filed in county court aims to establish the May 29 1924 will with Oshkosh as residuary beneficiary. Judge McDonald set July 23 for hearing as Berniee Spoo and Fred Stanhilder seek administration, while the city weighs memorial and trust provisions. The long dispute centers on prior will invalidated for alleged undue influence.
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Mary Mead Happ
Oshkosh
A. Wiechering
D. K. Allen
D. E. McDonald
Supreme Court
J. Allan Simpson
A. T. Henrig
Wisconsin
Berniee M. Spoo
Fred Stanhilder
Happ
Lkely
Fred Stanhilber
A. T. Henmg
Ripustee
Fred Stanhither
Simpson
Wdhith Styne Stanhither
Fred
Thompsons, Gruenewald & Pryce
Spao
Williams & Williams
Boy Drowns in Five Feet of Lake Water
Norbert Grabowski of Racine plunged into Lake Michigan when a home made boat overturned while he was using it to store items. He drowned in five feet of water and was recovered within twenty minutes. Separate report from Janesville notes Thomas Cohen, 45, Milwaukee Road switchman, dies in hospital after basal skull fracture and injuries from being thrown from freight cars near the Chevrolet plant.
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Racine
Wis
Norbert Grabowski
Lake Michigan
Janesville
Chevrolet
Thomas Cohen
Milwaukee Road
Fic
Measure May Go Over to Next Monday
Governor La Follette’s revised works bill stalled in the senate as 15 opposed and 14 supported a special order for a vote. With several members absent, a Republican substitute pushed the bill over to Monday under Senate rules. Governor’s date may hinge on federal grant timing and further delays.
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Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Madison
la Follette
Senate
W. D. Carroll
Harry Griswold
West Salem
Cashman
Engebretson
Groves
Hunt
Kannenberg
Leverich
McDermid
Panzer
Rowlands
Rush
Severson
Nelson
Sheater
Dempsey
Bolens
Brunette
Carroll
Clancy
Galasinski
Morrissey
Phillips
Schoenecker
Shenners
Wade
Zimny
Coakley
Griswold
Mack
Morris
Jess
Washington
Generally Fair Weather Report June 28
In Wisconsin expect generally fair weather with possible local thundershowers in the south tonight and Saturday. Upper Great Lakes show light to moderate winds with most areas fair. southern Michigan may see isolated storms. Buckstiff Observatory notes 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. temperatures maximum 81, minimum 56 with .20 inches precipitation and southwest wind.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Upper Lakes
Superior
Michigan
Maron
Northwestern
Buckstiff Observatory
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Lansing
Mich
George Ktapfel
Chum
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Phil
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Qohkosh City
Wiechering
Switchman
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