Fisherman Drowns After Ice Mishap Near Winneconne
Fred Williamson a 36 year old Milwaukee man drowned early today on Lake Winneconne or the Wolf River near the August Freaks resort after a fishing trip with his brother Jerry. A search since 4 am failed to locate a hole in the ice. authorities suspect he walked into open water with a strong current. New ice farther from shore is said to be dangerous. Williamson's wife and two Milwaukee children were notified as deputies searched with no body found.
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Fred Williamson
Milwaukee
Lake Winneconne
Wolf River
Jerry Williamson
Winneconne
Williamson Brothers
Frerks
Williamson
Williamsons
Sheriff's Department
Oshkosh
Kohler appointee to direct tax commission to join alliance
Edward L. Kelley of Manitowoc, a three year member, resigns from the state tax commission to become executive director of the Wisconsin Taxpayers' Alliance. Appointed for eight years by former Gov Kohler, Kelley chaired the commission last year. He will leave April 1 and assume duties in Madison.
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Madison
Edward L. Kelley
Manitowoc
State Commission
Follette
Wisconsin Taxpayers’ Alliance
Watc
Kelley
Walter Kohler
Huge cave found in Death Valley by photographers
Los Angeles reports the discovery of a large cave in Death Valley announced by A W Plummer, head of a news photographers group that spent a month in the region. The cave lies in the southern valley with a 125 foot deep entrance through a curved opening, then veering off at an angle. Plummer plans a thorough follow up exploration.
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Los Angeles
Death Valley
A. W. Plummer
Plummer
Dry referendum to be held at Elkhorn
An Elkhorn referendum is scheduled for April to decide whether to adopt an ordinance regulating the manufacture, sale and position of liquor within the city limits. The measure follows city discussions and hearing pleas from residents and officials.
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Elkhorn
Hkhorn
Elkhor Reinr
Red men and white pay tribute at Wewoka St Patrick Day
In Wewoka Seminole country a St Patrick’s Day celebration drew Red men and white alike to honor R. J. Smith. The ceremony paid tribute to his memory at a ceremonial site southeast of Wewoka. The event mirrored a broader Irish-American fusion observed in the area during the early 1920s.
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R. J Smith
Ridands
Sane
Pete Son
Tae Ali
Weroka
Pei
New Plan for Union of Ireland Announced on St Patrick Day
President Eamon de Valera unveiled a four point plan for Ireland including eventual merger of Free State and Ulster governments, abolition of oath to King George, end to land annuities, and suspension of Cosgrave era military courts, on St Patrick Day during ceremonies at Saul Down. Pope Pius XI sent apostolic blessing. statue of St Patrick to be erected and mass to be said at site with a high altar for outdoor services.
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The
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Michael Rooney
Associated Press
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George I
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Saball-Patraic
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Armagh
Eranenre Cardinal Macro
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Probe Sees Fresh Leads Fail
New York state police report ongoing discouragement in the Lindbergh kidnapping case as three promising leads vanish. Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf refutes a Preston baby match. Lightfoot’s missing chisel treated with caution. A new ad hints at ransom plans while Waterbury detectives track three suspects in a New York bombing squad case surrounding the crime.
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SN. J
Todaxy
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Col
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
Lindbergh
C. Leandro Lightfoot
Franken Park
N. J
Schwartzkopf
Lightfoot
Lusino
Preston
Schwarzekopf
New York
Donnellan
Jassie
Waterbury
Conn
New Jersey
Bridgeport
Chintonville Hero Medal Given For Daring Rescue
P Martin J Ehmke 17 of South Dupont receives a Ralston hero medal for saving Robert Neumeister from drowning in the Weither last fly. Mayor Herman Kraizke presents the medal at a Lions club sponsored diner in Chintonville Wisconsin.
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Chintonville
Wis
Martin J Ehmke
South Dupont
Ralston
Robert Neumeister
Irowning
Herman Kraizke
The
Lions Club
Squatter Claims Ownership Of Minneapolis House
In Minneapolis a man, Les ter C. Lamoreaux, asserts squatter's rights and has taken possession of a three story house with his two children and others present. He moved in about a year ago and declares ownership until courts decide otherwise.
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Minneapolis
Lester C. Lamoreaux
Ountil
Couils
Waber
Ugh
Corner on Money Blamed for Times
In Platteville Wisconsin Governor Philp F Jette addressed 700 residents and farmers last night stating that money and corporate control skew the economy. He cited 1928 figures, noting 50 percent of copper, 6 percent of banks, and major control of electrical and fuel industries by a few corporations.
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Platteville
Wis
Tnguaias Inongiaes
Midionaus
Philp
F Jette
Nazi Plans for Civil War in Germany Reported by Le Matin
Berlin raids by Prussian police target fascist headquarters amid claims Nazi storm battalions were to be mobilized for a civil war. Le Matin published alleged orders predicting rapid Nazi military action within 48 hours if Hitler failed to win the presidency, with 520000 storm troops ready and reserves to serve public services.
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Prussia
Ministry of the Interior
Naz
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Pres. Paul V
Hindenburg
Paris
le Matin J Today
Munich
Germany
le Matin
Hivier
Indianapolis Five Nears Catholic Tourney Scoring Record
Indianapolis Cathedral High on the verge of tying the national Catholic tournament scoring record after a 23 point win over Mary’s Bird Island. Other scores show St Thomas Scranton 45 Catholic High Little Rock 15 and St Francis DeSales Newark 27 St Mars Niagara Falls 26. Rabbit punches disqualify Tiger Claws in seventh round against Ted Algiers. Maj John B Griffith to headline Fen River Valley luncheon. Paddy Larson returns from Baltimore Orioles tryout, arms loosened in Green Bay at Y M C A.
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Bird Island
Minn
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Scranton
Catholic High
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Cretin High
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St. Francis Desales
Newark
St. Mars‘s
Niagara Falls
Steven
Tiger Claws
Milwaukee
Ted Algiers
New London
Fen River Valley Conference
Maj
John B. Griffith
Big Ten
Mountain
Paddy Larson
Baltimore Orioles
Green Bay
Larson
Y. M
Hoover May Run on Wet Platform
Washington: Ralph Williams, Oregon vice chairman of the Republican committee, reported after a White House visit that strong agitation favors a wet plank in the Republican platform. He said Hoover might accept renomination after four years in the White House and that the convention will face a platform issue of paramount importance. Williams noted improving conditions in Oregon but room for further gains.
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Washington
Ralph Williams
Oregon
National Republican Committee
Hoover
White House
Williams
Democratic attack on debts revision denied by Reed
Francis M. Stephenson reports a Democratic bid to push for debt revision was met with a denial from Senator Reed on behalf of President Hoover. Reed said the issue had not been discussed with Ambassador Mellon, who is bound for London, while Democratic leader Robinson claimed Mellon favored revision. The scene centers on Senate Republicans refuting the rumor as unwarranted.
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Washington
America
Reed
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Mellon
Big London Post
Robinson
Arkansas
Texas
Kaewist
Wisconsin Weather Forecast and Observations Note
The Daily Northwestern reports generally fair to unsettled weather with some warmth developing in the eastern areas. Observations include temperature readings for Milwaukee and notable moments from San Antonio, Duluth, Moorhead, and Roeburg, with cloud cover and partial clearing expected later.
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Lake Michigan
Cientie Co
Northwestern
San Antoni Tex
Roeburg
Duluth
Minn
Moorhead
Wolf River development deemed not feasible yet
Washington report concludes that further waterpower development on the Wolf River is not commercially viable at present and the current river channel suffices for commerce. It notes flood risks, high levee costs, and limited 1920s to 1930s river trade, with a survey planned only as part of broader Fox River flood control efforts.
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Ruby A. Black
Northwestern
Washington
Washington, D.C
Germ Lytle Brown
War Department
Congress
West River
Brown
Fox River
Wolf River
Record OF Commerce
New London
Fremont
Congress to Hike Federal Salary Reductions Plan
House leaders plan a general federal salary cut to balance the budget with Byrns proposing a graduated scale. The proposal would start with smaller salaries and reach 20 percent for Congress members earning about $10,000, with a flat 10 percent for others.
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Paul R. Mallu
United Press
Statf
Washington
U.P
House
Byrns
Appropriations Committee
United Press Today
Congress
Burns
John N. Sanlin
Louisiana
Salanes
Communiee
Lirle Tela
Thestab
Congress Uitang
Toagrer Yiis
Easter Eggs Surprise Kick Amid Unclear Text
Unclear OCR text presents scattered fragments about Easter eggs and a kick. Names, dates, or places are not discernible. The piece reads as garbled and does not yield a coherent event or identifiable entities.
Democratic Primary Record in North Dakota Noted
An obscure passage references a Democratic primary in North Dakota, mentioning names and actions such as Cap o oh AL a tg Parga and Cooney Phorkyres. The text appears garbled but implies a formal party activity or candidate engagement in a local election context.
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North Dakota
Carl
Perry Reward Divided in River Bank Case
The report describes a divided Perry reward connected to a river incident involving police and Hawes. It notes JP Johnson and R.O. Wughe as officials, mentions San Francesco and Frightene as locations, and references phonograph detective work leading to an arrest.
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Perry
J Po
Jonneon
R.O
San Francesco
Vau
Perres Phonograph
Magagne
Daex Coir
Noah Sailed 6700 Years Ago Claim Widens Timeline
Antiquarian sources cite the Noah voyage between 4250 and 4200 BCE and say the ark remained afloat until a landing near Mount Ararat on April 29. Claims include two fleeing groups and a later voyage ending with a sedate landing in Ararat region.
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Ararat
Magen Neal
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