Voters Show Strong Interest in Local Election Returns
Voters packed streets around The Daily Northwestern as returns came in from all wards. Early results showed Ben Gunz with strength while George F. Oaks and James Skole led in the race, Oaks eventually ahead of Skole as most wards reported.
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Tai Ward
Liecot
Yaet
Lee Dilithober
Manor
Northwestern Bulletin Board
Ben Gunz
George F. Oaks
James Skole
Oaks
Skole
Lindbergh baby ransom note details emerge in police transcript
The document describes a chaotic night in New York and New Jersey with multiple witnesses, suspects, and a tainted ransom message. It mentions Tony Russo directing actions, Gebhardts Hotel in Hopewell, the Woodrow Wilson Hotel, Val O’Farrell of a detective bureau, and Lindbergh home access attempts. Several named figures and addresses appear, including Syracuse contact Callie Polz and Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf, with police involvement across New York and New Jersey.
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Lindbergh
Spitale
Longacre
Hopewell
Tony Russo
Gebhardts
Rogers
Woodrow Wilson
New Brunswick
N. F
Val O'Farrell
Val O'Farrell (Head of A Detective Bureauy
Colonel Lindbergh
Conrey
New York
Weil
WWE
Lindber
Syracuse
Callie Polz
Green Street
Syracus
Callie
H. Norman Schwar
News State Police
Schwartzkopf
New York City
Otto Nelson
Avenue
Best B4th Street
Brooklyn
New Unemployment Insurance Statute Discussed at Meeting
O T Swan of Oshkosh spoke at Candlelight club on unemployment insurance in Wisconsin. He argued the plan shifts costs to employers, notes the Wisconsin idea as pioneering, and explains reserve funding, eligibility rules, and state administration under the new act.
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O. T. Swan
Oshkosh
Raulf
Swan
Wisconsin
LA Follette
Department of Economics
University of Wisconsin
Groves
Industrial Commission
Regular Republican Delegates For Wisconsin At Large
Wisconsin delegates at large to the national convention include Karry Dahl La Crosse born 1883 active in auto business and state politics. George Mead Wisconsin Rapids mayor and industrialist. Alvin Kletzsch Milwaukee republican leader. Gerhard Bading Milwaukee former mayor health commissioner and diplomat. William Dougherty Janesville lawyer and former US attorney. Frank Schneiler Neenah businessman and Legion leader. Agnes Charbonneau Superior woman legislator and Republican organizer.
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Wisconsin
Karry Dahl
la Crosse
Viroqua
Vernon County
Mr. Dahl
College of Commerce
University of Wisconsin
Andrew H. Dahl
Herry Dahl
Westby
Dahl
Walter J. Kohler
George W. Mead
Wisconsin Rapids
Mead
League of Municipalities
Nhon
Stro
Alvin P. Kletzsch
Milwaukee
National
Newburg
Washington County
Kletzsch
Io Fond du Lac
Milwaukee Auditorium Board
Milwaukee County Park Commission
Civic Foundation
State
Republican Central Committee
Gerhard Bading
Dr. Bading
United States
Equador
Harding
Coolidge
Bading
Alonzo Cudworth
William H. Dougherty
Janesville
Mr. Dougherty
Nolan, Dougherty, Grubb and Ryan
Knights of Columbus
Frank J. Schneiler
Neenah
Gilbert Paper Company
Schneiler
American Legion
National Legion
The
Legion
Agnes Charbonneau
Superior
Wisconsin Assembly
Charbonneau
Northwestern University
Women's Republican Organization
Wisconsin Organization of Republican Women
Eleventh
Wisconsin Wages Bill Examines Unemployment Benefits
A detailed report outlines partial unemployment definitions and rules, noting how weekly wages compare to total unemployment benefits, the impact of employer reserves on benefit levels, and non-qualified workers. It discusses state commission authority, voluntary plans, and potential cost shifts to employers, with emphasis on data requirements and possible future legislative questions. Candlelighters elects 1932 33 executive committee members E S Schrank E B Pfefferkorn E R Williams Forres R Polk E J Dempsey.
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Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
E. S. Schrank
E. B. Pfefferkorn
E. R. Williams
Forres
R. Polk
E. J. Dempsey
Colleges Struggle to Meet Deficits Across Midwest
Wealthier alumni fund efforts to cover deficits as colleges face shrinking income. Drake reports a $50,000 income drop with full-time enrollment at 1,150 and staff cuts. Beloit shows 60 new students yet a $22,000 deficit, while faculty at several institutions relinquish portions of salaries. Merger talks appear unlikely at North Central meetings.
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Coe College
Dr. Gage
Coc
Drake
D. W. Morehouse
al. Beloit
Wisconsin
Irving Maurer
Butler
Knox
Wabash
Miami
Lawrence
North Central Meeting
Primary Loss Ends Mayor Sauss Reelection Bid in Antigo
In Antigo Wisconsin mayoral primary Edw rd P Sauss finished third with 496 votes and failed to advance. J R McQuillan led with 1 087 votes while Louis Jordan had 678 and Emil Zunker finished fourth with 49 in a four candidate field.
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Antigo
Wis
Edw Rd P. Sauss
J. R. McQuillan
Louis Jordan
Emil Zunker
Lower electric rates urged as rural customers rise
A spokesperson argued that rural rates are not higher than those of rivals and, after all factors are counted, will compare favorably with other firms. Rural subscribers grew from 1,200 to 10,000, while 30,000 remain unconnected. He cited regulated status and milk and hog prices as examples of external limits.
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Public Service Commission
Commission
No Extra Charge For Two In Berth
A court verdict found Hargraves guilty in a kidnapping case with no extenuating circumstances and mercy denied. Judge Griffith noted the defendant’s silence and potential appeal was undecided by defense counsel Mango. The report also notes an ICC ruling limiting charges for space on a Pullman berth amid Belgium's dense population.
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Courts of Justice
Hargraves
Griffith
P. Mango
Mango
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Belgium
Papu
Europe
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Jevier
Emver
State Industrial Commission
Pat
Harry Dahl
Gerhard A. Bading
Wm. H. Dougherty
Col
Frank J. Schneller
Smart New ‘Polo
Sheneore
Toledlor
Ysparre
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