Two Masked Robbers Hold Up Inn Patrons
In Kenosha Wisconsin two masked men with shotguns terrorized four dozen dining patrons at My Farm Inn on Sheridan Road three miles south of town. They fired, forced guests to line up, collected $50 from a till, locked the kitchen, then fled likely by automobile. One robber wore a purple hood, the other a white mask. Authorities are unclear on the total haul.
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Tulsa
Jake Cook
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Jackie Hibbs
Hundreds of Prisoner Break Attempt in Bayonne Riot
Hundreds of shouting people smashed police lines to seize eight Slavisky scandal prisoners en route to jail from Bayonne. Police held firm as the crowd surged, guards formed a barrier, and a hand to hand clash followed. Prisoners were later taken to jail.
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Attorney Ryall Dies After Heart Attack in Daytona Beach
Escanaba Mich Arthur J Ryall 53 a local attorney died of a heart attack in a Daytona Beach Florida hotel associates reported He was a University of Michigan graduate and had practiced in Escanaba since 1903.
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Anaba
Daytona Beach
Fla
University of Michigan
Ryall
Wisconsin CWA work force reaches 51328 last week
A Wisconsin CWA report shows 51,328 persons employed last week with a payroll of 907,556 dollars. The current week's quota stands at 47,000 as per state CWA headquarters.
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Spy Ring Aids Berlin And Moscow
Paris magistrate says Mr and Mrs Robert Gordon Switz of East Orange New Jersey disclosed an international spy gang operated in New York and sent them to France as agents. They earned about 333 dollars monthly. authorities described a vast espionage ring benefiting Germany and Soviet Russia with U S England police cooperation.
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North States Shielded From Southern Cotton Competition
Washington report notes Wisconsin and Minnesota dairy farmers fear a compulsory southern cotton control plan. The Bankhead bill includes a clause preventing cotton farmers with land out of production from growing crops that compete with others. The clause carries no criminal penalty but allows revocation of the protection if violated. House passage drew mixed support from Wisconsin and Minnesota delegations, with Republicans and Democrats split along faction lines.
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Oshkosh council moves to cut gas and electric rates
Unanimous approval was given a resolution to ask further reductions in gas and electric rates for Oshkosh. A survey showed rates are excessive, and the city attorney was authorized to file with the Wisconsin Public Service Commission. Mayor Oaks supported immediate action and open talks on transportation questions.
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Alderman Bell
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Admiral Byrd Rescues Stranded Air Crew in Antarctica
Admiral Richard Byrd flew from Little America to assist Bowlin and Bailey, two US air crew marooned after a forced landing on the Ross ice barrier. They had departed for a 100 mile relay depot, left food, and were found safe after a fogbound ordeal near the barrier.
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Bailey
100 Mile
Oshkosh Invites Roosevelt for July Wisconsin Tour
Oshkosh officials led by Mayor Oaks extend a joint invitation to President Roosevelt to visit Oshkosh during his Wisconsin tour in July. A Roosevel day and a full holiday for Winnebago County are proposed if he accepts, with plans awaiting his route details.
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Oaks
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A. W. Kirst
Winnebago County
Schmedeman
Green Bay
Fate of Silver Start Probe At White House
Senate leaders said passage of the silver renowal relief bill depended on a presidential blessing. The House pushed the measure 257 to 112, with critics crying dumping and fiat money. Calls to Roosevelt remained unanswered as Senate debated amended home loan guarantees and a Norris amendment. A House committee kept hearings open on its own bill.
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Nebraska
Home Own Loan Corporation
Neely
West Virginia
Mendota Hospital Inquiry Begins Tour By State Committee
A state committee investigating Mendota State Hospital for the Insane met with Superintendent Green, toured the facility, and discussed testimony plans. Members include Assemblyman Thomas Caffrey and Senators George Engebretson and Kelly, with Armstrong as legal adviser. The group considered employing counsel as examiner. no final decision made. Newsmen not allowed on the tour, committee to reconvene later for continued questioning.
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Alty
James Finnegan
Armstrong
Counse
Atty
Frank Cosgrove
Fond du Lac
Winnebago
Had Atly
Robert M. Reine
Thomas Caffrey
Morley G. Kelly
James [Kafina
M. Rowlands
George Engebretson
Kelly
Barly
Green
Two Escapees From Wood County Jail In Wisconsin Rapids
Two inmates on a minor charge escaped from the second floor of the Wood county jail by battering through a brick wall with an iron window weight and lowering themselves to ground using blankets. The men Charles Wally, 24, of no fixed abode, and Harald Huf faker Howe of Texas were to plead guilty in circuit court today on a breaking and entering charge involving a refrigerator car incident the previous night.
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Joseph Webster
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Suit Over $50,000 Damages In M Adoo Case
New York reports William Gibbs McAdoo son of the California senator faced a $50,000 damage suit. The summons was served after a disorderly conduct charge against a model and inn proprietor, tied to a tea dining incident. A court appearance followed as the case stirred local attention.
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Huangaman Inn
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John Roosevelts Condition Is Good
Report from Navai hospital states John Roosevelt is in good condition after recent illness. Medical staff say he responds to treatment and shows stable vital signs as of today.
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Key Men of Car Industry Meet to Avert Looming Strike
Industry leaders from Detroit to New York meet to defuse a threatened auto strike. President Roosevelt asks unions to defer action. William Collins plans a Washington meeting with union chiefs and replies are awaited.
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Suit Filed Under NRA Against The Weirton Company
Washington today led suit against the Weirton Steel company charging it with violating the national recovery act and the code of fair competition for the iron and steel industry.
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Democrats weigh Broughton bid in Wisconsin senate race
Democratic national committee chair James Farley signaled that Charles Broughton of Sheboygan could seek the U S Senate in Wisconsin this year while pledging party unity. Several leaders questioned the plan yet hoped a Broughton candidacy would unite the state against la Follette allies. Local figures echoed support but warned any formal step remained unsettled amid broader Roosevelt era tensions.
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Rates Investigation Ordered by Commission
March hearing opens into intercity power rates with preliminary inquiry into existing charges. Officials review company practices and potential revisions while noting overcharges and disputed bills in several counties.
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Roosevelt Kept Wage Peace In Rail And Auto Sectors
President Roosevelt urged swift settlement of wage disputes in rail and auto industries to avert industrial conflict. He proposed a six month extension of the wage agreement, warned of possible commissions if talks fail, and noted some wages may fall below NRA minimums needing correction.
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Enthusiasm Fails for Indo China Emperor Match
Report from Indo-China describes low public enthusiasm for the arranged marriage between Emperor Rug Deu and a bride from Cochin-Chine named Maretle. The ceremony, set for March 24, follows a convent upbringing and the burning prayer ritual conducted by a court minister. Widows of the late emperor reportedly grumble as eligible brides were also proposed amid tensions along the River of Pertinmes and amid palace rumors.
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