Skole Talks In Behalf Of Own Candidacy In Oshkosh
Skole campaigns on his own candidacy criticizing current administration finances and bond policy. He vows to vote No on all bond issues unless put to a vote, calls for tighter city economy, questions officials and salaries, and urges voters to scrutinize candidates at the upcoming primary.
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Ising
Clhew
Oshkosh
Sule
Ering
Tamin
Fall River
Mass
la Follette
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May Not Electioneering In Public Order
Fragmentary text notes an electoral rule or directive about banning or limiting electioneering activities in public spaces. Mentions general order or approval steps and a date related to April. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
January 1932 death toll details and notable causes
The report tallies 288 January deaths, 13 more than last year, with pneumonia the leading reduction at 190 fatalities, 114 fewer than a year ago. Tuberculosis 126, influenza 26, puerperal 14, whooping cough 7 fewer, auto fatalities 39, personal crisis reports 28, carbon monoxide 6 deaths, drownings 4, homicides 4, and alcoholism deaths 11, reflecting shifts from the previous January.
Tax on shells eyed to fund conservation plan
Charles F. Hart reports a proposed 1 cent tax on each shell produced for hunters to fund conservation. Revenue would support the Bureau of Biological Survey, state game departments, the Department of Agriculture, and artificial propagation of fish and game, with game preserves planned along migratory bird routes. A national license idea has been dropped, though some areas consider a $3 fee.
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Charles F. Hart
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Hunting and Fishing Protective Association
Hart
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Sphing Opening at Berlin Postponed
Berlin Wisconsin officials cancel the traditional pre Eastern opening due to general conditions and weak demand. A spring opening may be held in early April decided later. The chamber and officials plan a $50 boost to the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Highway Association to help the treasury. Members John Ludi Ed Brunsman RB Scovie C W Hamilton named to lead an annual membership drive.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. S. Cross
Chicago-Milwauk Fe
St Paul-Minneapois High Way Association
Cross
Forly
John Ludi
Ed Brunsman
RB. Scovie
C. W. Hamilton
Midway
Clive Heal
Sanford
Coroner Jury Delivers Verdict in Oshkosh Car Inquest
Clarence Terrien of Green Bay died in a February 12 highway 41 crash near Oshkosh when his car collided head on with the Roenitz vehicle. The coroner jury found death resulted from ordinary negligence by the Roenitz driver, and the district attorney cautioned jurors that the evidence did not support gross negligence for a manslaughter case.
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Green Bay
Roenitz
Terrien
Highway 41
Oshkesheany
Oscar Roenitz
Keefe
Rornitz
John Suenkel
Lucille Reardon
Mercy Hospital
George Rearden
Reenitz
Rearden
John
Martin Petraty
Green Bay‘ Mail
Miss Rearden
Snenker
Steve Gore
Gore
Serarata
Suenkel
Miss Reardon
Owas
Comptroller Job at Wausau Taken Over by the Mayor
City officials announce the mayor will assume control of the comptroller duties in Wausau citing administrative needs. Details remain sparse as local government transitions proceed and voters await further clarifications from city hall.
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Wausau
Roosevelt and Hoover compete as primary year advances
Byron Price surveys the 7 March political week detailing Roosevelt banners rising in the East while Hoover backers mobilize across states. North Dakota and Illinois sit out, Ohio shapes up with a potential Hoovers slate, and Romney-like divides emerge in Minnesota as convention paths loom and party dynamics tighten.
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Byron Price
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Alfred Fo Smith
New England
Smith
Ohio
North Dakota
Illinois
All-Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Johngson
Republican Organization
Two Women Victims Linked in Upstate Murders Reported
Duluth police say they have information that Mrs. Margaret Perry planned to marry a St. Paul man and had a son. Marjorie Seaw of Duluth, mother of an 11 year old, is identified as the second murdered woman. Police do not connect the supposed fiancé to the killings.
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Duluth
Minn
Margaret
Rozer Perry
Purkc
Wis
St. Paul Mareh
Wisconsin Nurses Seek Extension of Eugenics Law to Brides
Public health nurses at their annual meeting urged extending Wisconsin eugenics law to prospective brides. They argued marriage applicants should prove freedom from social diseases, aiming to broaden protections for future spouses and the community.
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Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Whenu
Cire
Anna
Progress in Oshkosh sale of Baby Bonds
The Oshkosh bond sale reports no decisive totals yet as investors eye denominations of 50 100 and 500. Banks supply purchase blanks while committees of ministers business and professionals collect applications amid a state wide campaign to return funds to circulation and boost local capital.
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Ued
Jossica
Josslyn
Oshkosh
Dessign
Secretive reserve actions damage trade and cause unemployment
A fragment asserts hidden measures in reserve disrupt normal trade channels, worsening conditions for workers and increasing suffering. No names or dates are provided, but the claim highlights economic harm and enduring hardship from covert practices.
Board Comments on Neerah Generosity in Assisting Needy
County board members informally criticized generous aid to dependents, noting Neenah’s higher per family charges compared with Oshkosh despite larger population. Oshkosh township protests mounting expenses while aid continues, with officials urging a halt. They also observed improved feeding for aided families, many once without butter, now supported by the county. The right hand of Mona Lisa is cited as a perfect painting.
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Sie
Neenah
Itas
Oshkosh
Shxosn
C. O. Ailen
Oshkosh Civic Music week nears membership drive finish
The Oshkosh Civic Music association edges toward a successful drive with 450 current members expected to renew at tonight’s Grand theater concert. About 75 captains collect dues at association HQ, as the deadline looms and receipts grant admission to the final drive day.
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Oshkosh Civic Music Association
Grand Theater
Civic Music Association
Civic Music Week
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Boiler blast tragedy claims three lives in Tennessee
A boiler explosion near Lawrenreburs Tennessee fatally injured three workers and caused debris to scatter. Authorities sealed the site as emergency crews investigated the incident and the cause remains under review.
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