Beaver Bam tragedy stuns town as two confess
Wisconsin report states Emil Guse, 73, was killed by a pistol shot amid a disturbance at his home. Two teens, Jack Ter Lane and Edward Shep, 19, confess involvement with Kranz who allegedly shot Guse. Other defendants Henry Lehmann and Charles Becker face first degree charges. hearings set for March 22.
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Beaver Bam
Wis
Emil Guse
Charles Kranz
J.hathews
University of Wisconsin
Mathews
Guse
Kranz
Athy
H. J. Gergen
Charles Becker
CWA
Jack Ter Lane
Edward Shep
Becker
Jse
Ivy
Henry Lehmann
Ferang
Joppe
Ter Lane
Andison
Dodge County
Juneau
Marcel
Ilanta Publisher Nominated for Democratic Treasurer Role
Washington reports John S. Cohen, Atlanta publisher and former Georgia senator, is en route to discuss becoming treasurer of the Democratic National Committee with Postmaster General Farley. Farley says Cohen has been decided upon for the post as Hank C. Walker steps aside for President Roosevelts emergency coalition. Catherine Conner of Kentucky resigns as DNC member but remains with the Federal Emergency Administration.
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Ashington
John S. Cohen
Lanta
Treaser
Democratic National
Cohen
Geora
Farey
Farley
Kite House
Rouseti
National Emergency Coalition
Catherine Conner
Kentucky
Conner
Chese
Drowning Tragedy Strikes Fox River Grove Crowd Fails to Save Man
In Fox River Grove a 58 year old factory worker William Williamson fell through ice on the Fox River and drowned despite neighbors and bystanders efforts. Anita Hanson and two neighbors Gray Jones and George Jedlicka assisted attempts to rescue but Williamson could not be saved after the ice broke again.
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Fox River Grove
Fox Oke
William Williams
Williamson
Crex
Usta
Anita Hanson
Willie
Gray A. Jones
Corge Jedlicka
Urs
Lancom
Fox River
Adenne
10 000 Appropriated to Ghege Scarlet Fever
Fragmentary OCR notes show a repeated figure of ten thousand and reference to Ghege and scarlet fever with unclear surrounding text and garbled terms, likely a brief municipal or charity allocation record from an old newspaper page.
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Ghege
Deferred deposits freed at New London and Fairwater banks
The state banking department announced the release of $471,000 in deferred deposits at the First State Bank of New London and $43,000 at Fairwater State Bank from restrictions. Neither bank needed an RFC loan to release these funds.
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Madison
LLP
First State Bank of
New London
Fairwater State Bank
State Banking Department
RFC
Waterway Treaty Faces Senate Vote Delay
Washington report on an hour-earlier Senate session to speed ratification of the St. Lawrence Waterway treaty. Senator Clark of Missouri pressed rejection, warning the pact would permanently divert water from Lake Michigan, crippling the Mississippi valley’s future water development and creating a landlocked region in opposition to Roosevelt’s electrical power goals.
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Washington
Senate
St. Lawrence
Clark
Missouri
Champ Clark
Mississippi Valley
Lake Michigan
Iakes-Losgull
Roosevelt
New York
United States
Wath Street
Trial adjourned for ruling on objections in Appleton case
Appleton Wisconsin The trial of F R Appleton highway commissioner was adjourned late yesterday pending a ruling on objections raised by the defense. The proceeding opened before about 800 people. He faces charges of irregularities in letting contracts and pricing above wholesale figures, free county equipment use to move a slit, and purchase of materials in which county board members are stockholders and officers.
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Appleton
Wis
U.2
F. R. Appleton
Makley Defense Aims at Alibi In Sheriff Slaying
In Lima news, Clarrne Mabley faces a life trial for slaying Sheriff Jessafy Sarber with a defense built on an alibi. Witnesses report he was at home in St Marys when the shooting occurred, as Dillinger associate Pred Makley arrives amid tight security and family members express disbelief at his alleged guilt.
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Linta
Clarrne Mabley
Jessafy
Sarber
St. Marys
John Dil- Niner
Wiliam Fogarty
Thiananolis
Makle
Dillinger Pan
Makley Sc
Makley
Ronkintind
Donald Sauber
Tierpont
Former Kaiser May Return to Germany Report
A terse report notes potential plans for the former Kaiser to return to Germany. No further details or dates are provided within the readable text.
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Kaiser
Germany
AREY AIRMALL ABILITIES WILL BE EXAMINED
Washington UP reports a nine route army air mail system planned to improve safety after the war. Routes include Boston to New York, New York to San Francisco via Chicago and Salt Lake City, and more to Jacksonville, Atlanta, Dallas, Seattle, Los Angeles, Denver, and St. Paul. A special aeronautical committee led by Maj Gen Drom will study navigation aids, night beacon, radio landings, and pilot training.
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Washington
War Department
Farmig
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Dallas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Seattle
Salt Lake
San Diego
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Denver
St. Paul
Dern
Orville Wright
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlin
Hugh Ma. Drom
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
George S. Simonds
Army War College
John W. Gutick
Coast Artillery
G. E. Kilbourne
Ars
Wright
Chamberlin
Grimiost
Abergh
Roosevelt
Whe
Much colder outlook across Midwest and plains tonight
Wisconsin and Minnesota forecast generally fair and much colder tonight with subzero readings in northern areas. South Dakota and North Dakota expect colder winds and frosty lows as early as tonight with light snow possible in southern portions. Regional observations note extreme lows forming overnight across states, with temperatures plunging in the Great Lakes region.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
South Dakota
Oshkosh Northwestern
Tex
Boston
Devils Lake
Ruckstalf Observatory
European leaders gather for tense talks on Austrian alliance
Reports from Vienna and Rome describe uneasy, rumor filled diplomacy as Chancellor Dollfuss and Mussolini plan discussions on strengthening Austria and central European alignments. Catalyzing moves signaling a new phase in European politics include Britain weighing an air power conference and calls for disarmament revisited amid rising power rivalries.
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New York
Europe
Jis Athembian
Rome
Danube Basin
Dollfuss
Asia
Guembous
Hungary
Mussolini
Germany
Vienna
Jef
Spain
Prentet Lerraux
Benito Mibsolirit
Ciseless
Central Europe
Avista Chaiceior
Peiace
Tukhy Gang Violence Report From Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions gang activity and shootings linked to a group called the Thuhy gang. Specifics are unclear due to damaged text, but references imply violence and law enforcement involvement in urban Chicago. No verifiable names, dates, or outcomes are readable from the fragment.
Investigation at Waupun State Hospital Inmates Under Scrutiny
A Wisconsin inquiry probes conditions at the Northern Hospital for the Insane in Kaupun, with Sen Morley Tatelly chairing a legislative Citizens' committee of three after revelations of cruel treatment. The state board announces the discharge of several officials and officials from the asylum amidst hearings.
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Wiaupun
Wis
Morley Ta.telly
Fond du Luc
Ieeishtive Group
de. W. P. Junreng
Trist
Citizens’ Committee
A. G. Schmedeman
Northern
Ab. Winnehara
State Board of Conmabral
Gshkesh
Thiee
Ab Ineliioutl
Jobs for 100 at Bay de Noc Mill after shutdown
Unclear text fragment reports 100 jobs at Bay de Noc Mill after a shutdown. Content appears garbled with multiple unreadable words and place names, hindering precise details or dates.
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Bay DE Noc Mill
Prisoner IG Prosecution Ties to House of Correction Case
Milwaukee attorney William A. Zabel investigates how inmate Armin L Kreutser obtained a $88500 real estate down payment after eight months at the Milwaukee House of Correction. The case centers on Breutner and a lavishly funded illegal operation linked to Winthrop Harbor estate purchases. State health investigator Walter Drews notes Breutner’s weekends out for petitions while other officials discuss abuses and alleged bribery.
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Milwaukee
Tist
Atty
William A. Zabel Loday
Listes
Milwaukee House of Correction
Armin L. Kreutser
Zakel
Walter Drews
State Board of Health
Aun Cathers
Hve
Breuler
Woma Citle
Krealger
Drews Yutel
Breutner
Zabel
Winthrop Harbor
Kreutaer Ahority
Mlingis
Oliver TL. O'Boyle
Parahlowaiied
Illneis Orsen
Joling
Questing Parwateer
Jitu Letver
Dr'Boyle
Denind Vharpgesy
Drews
Tone Assoc
O'Boyle
Joseph Castello
Cate
Costello Lal
Iran
Toine
Tris O' Boyle
Costello
Firth Armie
Three Applications To Abandon Trackage Investigated
Fragmented OCR text shows three separate applications to abandon trackage under investigation. The garbled content mentions locations, companies, and individuals but provides no clear dates or outcomes.
Four Banks Start Operation Freely
Four banks begin operations freely as deferred deposits and slich operating risks are discussed. The Belleville State Bank will release $90,000 in deposits while the Richland County Bank of Richland Center will release $10,000.
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Madison Oboe
Otite Pankioe
Communnistul Boas
Rehiaae
Slich
Ohan Uurestrinbee
Belleville Slule Bank
Richland County Bank
Richland Center
Kidnap Suspect Is Social Leader in Indictment
The St Louis grand jury indicted Dr Kelley and Adolph Fidler and four others in a high profile kidnapping case. The charges stem from the abduction of Dr Kelley from a suburban district and hold the suspects for trial in Circuit Judge Nolte's court. Names include Mrs Nellie Tiplay Mijenrh and several others linked to past abductions and attempted kidnappings.
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Chouylan
Mio
UWRF
Nellie Tiplay Mijenrh
Physichan
Sane Dee Kelley
Stauid
Tucay
Jude Bart Davit
Oscar Johnson
Pex Francis McDonald
Johnson
Angela Rosegrent
John Jolson
Gharles
St. Louis Cavalry Grand
Nolte
Dr. Kelley
Adolph Tiedler
Shepe
Maplewood, Mo
Weber
Muenen
Grins
Fidler
Kelley
Police quell minor uprising at Seaman Body Plant
Police stationed at the Seaman Body plant halted a minor uprising as more than a thousand workers were on strike. About 600 pickets gathered, with some shoving of a worker. Several detentions and tense scenes occurred before workers returned to the lines and the plant remained quiet afterward.
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Seaman
Senay
Faelyry
Arlee
Tirlberk Bile
Cayedads
Keetiordva Madly Tote Company
Ooteikers
Agheshubert
Travel notices spark questions in Insull case file
Fragmented travel paper text references Insull and government actions, naming Abney and Te United ophaibes with unclear dates. The garbled OCR hints at filings, ownership notes, and directives tied to a transit or travel matter, mentioning locations like Wak and Teal and individuals such as Uncle Mehl and Loy.
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Omffiewin Saael al
Wishesingina Loy
Nbn
Fae PO
Ee Apa
Senate Will Nile Meas Leaderg off
Democratic leaders in Washington express confidence the $8.2 billion greenback bonus bill will not reach President Roosevelt. The House passed it by 205 to 125, but Senate action is anticipated to falter amid focus on the St. Lawrence seaway treaty and a pending veterans and federal workers bill with large expenditures.
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D. Harald Oliver
Washington
Wly
Roosevelt
House
Senate
St. Lawrence
Laken
Robinson
Arkansas
Stan
White House
Republic
Long
Ana
Wao
Hud
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F. L. Howard
A. R. Kerwin
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Thuhy Gang
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Norton Brown
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Lew Youngstortel
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Steve Cholewineki
Waller Casts
Bark Clovekind
Warren Wading
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Madhan Byrawre
Mel Willinpy
Toni Tablye
Gshkosh Asylum
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Phans” Moder
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Insull
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