Wisconsin land set aside for 113000 acre wildlife refuge
The state conservation department will urge federal officials to purchase about 133000 acres in Juneau Jackson and Wood counties for a wildlife refuge. The plan involves the surplus relief corporation funding of 25060000 with possible 25000000 from PWA and CWA for labor. Wisconsin land offers diverse game with dam and ditch improvements for nesting and hunting, including ducks geese cranes and deer.
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Miachison
Juneau
Jackson
Wood
State Conservation Department
Ralph M. Immell
Immell
Washington
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
PWA
CWA
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
William F. Grimmer
Sand Hill
United States
Grimmer
Three Women Die After Auto Plunges Into Chicopee River
Three women, including Mrs Faward Crimmins, sister of Palmer Police Chief Timothy Crimmins, were found dead when their car plunged through the ice of the Chicopee River near North Wilbraham Massachusetts early today. The vehicle was raised and identified by authorities.
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North Wilbraham
Mass
Ipi
Chicopee
Faward T, Crimms
Timothy Crimmins
Palmer
Convicted a second time six ex officers face fraud charges
The article reports that six former officers from H. Stone and Company were convicted again for defrauding investors. It mentions reorganizations, ship transfers between Savannah area ports, and a completed economic survey flight to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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Chicago
H. ©. Stone and Company
Mami
Fran
D. Renee
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Insull Brothers Face Extradition Across Borders
In a dramatic wave of developments from Athens to Toronto and Chicago, Samuel Insull was located aboard the Greek freighter Maiolis and ordered returned to Greek jurisdiction. Extradition of Martin J. Insull to Chicago was confirmed on appeal in Ontario, ending a lengthy legal fight over the fallen utilities mogul’s charges. The Athens ministry of marine said Insull chartered the Maiolis for 10,000 dollars and left port at 4 p m Wednesday amid a nationwide police chase and a resignation by interior minister Joli Metaxas, who took responsibility for the affair.
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New York
Insull Brothers
Samuel
Martin
Chicago
Athens
Maiolis
Martin Insull
Toronto
William Malevk
United States
Samuel Insull
Ministry of Marine
Insull
Qui
Joli Metaxas
Interior
Metsxis
Insiall
Maiotis
Port Said
Colin
Emergency Appendicitis Operation on Byrd's Gameraman
Emergency procedure reported for Byrd's Gameraman after a hazardous return from a southern fight. Describes a dramatic 48 hour period on the continent of inertia with America Radius Little climaxing the events.
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Byrd
America
Innertia
State rests its case against Charles Makley
A garbled court report shows the state resting its case against Charles Makley in a murder trial. The text references Rinne, Lucy Larber, widow of the slain husband, and mentions Harry Pierpont’s prior conviction, with sporadic names and unclear details indicating a courtroom proceeding in Indiana.
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Charles Makley
Lucy Larber
Makley
Ganester
Harry Pierpont
Lavy
Secret Psalm of Politics Roils Kentucky House
Louisville action pushes recall of Courier publisher Robert W. Bingham over a letter titled Psalm of Politics. A six hour ultimatum to reveal the writer failed as Vance Armentrout sues for false arrest. House asks Roosevelt to recall Bingham. Courier-Journal defies demand. An investigating committee branded The Courier Journal and Louisville Times as a possible criminal libel.
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Louisville
Kentucky House of Representatives
Robert W. Bingham
London
Courier-Journal
House of Representatives
Edito Vance Armentrout
Armentrout
House
Roosevelt
Bingham
The
Courier- Journal and
Louisville Times
Commonwealth of
Roosevelt program 10 use of general business methods
Fragmentary text cites a Roosevelt program claiming profits and capital should not curb or regulate. It references Louis Chamber of Commerce and a fear that selfish individuals and minorities must be regulated to sustain business methods.
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Roosevelt
Con Louis
Killing believed result of dispute in Monroe
Police investigated a fatal shooting in Monroe tied to a labor dispute. A man named Baelck was found with an imprint suggesting a motive linked to a union membership dispute at his workplace. Sheriff Bakley stated investigators believe the death followed worker tensions.
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Monroe, Mich
Monroy Oq
Detroit
Imson
Nyator
United Auto Workers of Ame Union
Bakley
Baelck
Body recovered from Lake Wisconsin reported by authorities
A body was recovered from Lake Wisconsin as investigators confirm the discovery. Officials did not release identifying details pending notification of relatives.
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Lake Wisconsin
Lindy Repeats Challenge over Airmail Contract Debate
Lindy repeats his challenge to cancel private airmail contracts before operators are tried on fraud charges. He opposed Postmaster General Farley’s annulment and a new permanent airmail setup, arguing contractors must be tried before conviction. Senators McKellar Barbour and Black led inquiries in separate rooms as crowds listened.
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Washington
Charles A. Wibergh
Senate Post Office Committee
Fiver
James R. Farley
Senator McKellay
Tennessee
Senate
Black
Alabama
Bir
McKellar
Senator Barbour
Prohibiel
Lindbergh
Logan
Pan-American Air Sarpouy
OEK Holdings
oRellar
Johnson May Pact Averts Auto Workers Strike
Washington reports that representatives for automobile unions agreed to postpone action to allow time for negotiations with Hugh S. Johnson NRA chief. An executive committee of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce will meet in New York to review a proposed program including an impartial arbitration board and a plant level workers’ representation election. The committee, led by Knudsen, includes Macaulay Sloan and Chrysler, with reports expected Tuesday morning.
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Washington
National Auto‘Chamber of Commerce
Hugh S. Johnson
Execut
National Automobile Chamber of Commitrce
New York
Mde
William 3S
Exnurison
Cgeneral Motors
Johnson
NRA
Arbitration Board of Review
James Cope
CVP
Geo. Wael S.n
Shelbyreach
National Labor Board
Kibor
Automobile Olives
Works Counc
Ipipartia Grievaner
Thaty Day Extension of License Asked by Gasoline Mer
An unclear item requests a further extension of a license by a gasoline merchant. The readable text mentions a dealer figure, Petra Sarg, and a Milwaukee context with weak, garbled phrasing. The fragmentary report lacks concrete dates, actions, or outcomes.
Interference by Hannan derails Wisconsin inquiry
In Waupun a legislative committee probing state institutions failed to obey an order to assemble, signaling a collapsed inquiry. Sen Morley Kelly plans to seek an AG ruling on the committee’s authority while Hannan defends the board and denounces the probe as political overreach.
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Waupun
Wis
Legislative Committee
Morley Kelly
Frank Costrove
Northen State Hospital
Triash
Hannan
Board of Control
Coxgrove
Interiat
Govern Citizens’ Committee
Nuaent
Broughton
Banking Bill Sought by RFC Amid Roosevelt Push
Federal banking measure backed by Jones of the RFC would allow five year loans to industry and furnish private banks up to 75 percent in financing. The plan includes credit for foreign trade and federal reserve bank participation, with NRA compliance and potential impact on private lending. Dillinger manhunt and related police actions also described in Port Huron scene.
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Rodertean
Associated Press
Washington
Soubal
Secons Finance Corporation
Dosse MM
Jones
Secure Banking Committee
Tomnorrow
RFC
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
RPC
NRA
Bil
RPG
Uurehi Fm
Federal Reserve Banks
Erye Board
Federal Reserve Aeed
RE Uch
Hie
Dag Baesc Industri Or
Nonmerciad Busi
Promusnury
Redbicowils
Securicic
Othecwi
Another High Official Is Suspended in Paris
A government source reports the suspension of a senior official in Paris, with authorities confirming administrative actions and ongoing inquiries. The move signals intensified oversight and potential reforms within the public sector.
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Paris
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