Wildcat Brewery Raid Near Oshkosh by Federal Agents
Federal agents raided the Tyers farm north of Oshkosh on highway 41 uncovering 100 gallons of brew, three half barrels, a bottling unit, and sterilization gear. Henry Noe Jr. is charged on four counts including manufacturing intoxicants and maintaining a nuisance. bond set at 500 dollars. He is held in Milwaukee for preliminary examination next Monday. Neighbors observed a large raiding party with two cars. a woman accompanied them according to locals, though officials deny any female on the force.
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Henry Noe, Jr
Eighth Avenue
Tyers
Oshkosh
Highway 41
Milwaukee
Noe
Frank Cunningham
Tennessee
Government imposes anti dumping order on matches
Secretary Mellon signed an immediate anti dumping order restricting import of matches from Finland Norway Estonia Sweden Latvia Austria Holland and Poland. Duty equals the gap between fair value set at 80 cents per gross and dumped US price. Potential government revenue estimated at about 750000. The action traces to 1928 Russia dumping and rising prices afterward.
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Washington, D. C
Mellon
Finland
Norway
Esthenia
Sweden
Latvia
Austria
Holland
Poland
Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
Russia
Death Notice of Lieut. Com. Emory Winship Ends His Life
A note found by authorities reveals 59 year old Lieut. Com. Emory Winship, retired naval officer and San Francisco capitalist, shot himself after fearing mental decline. The note, delivered by valet William Myreck to manager Fred Rasmussen, followed Winship’s estranged wife Dorothy Lamar Blount of Macon Georgia ascending his apartment steps to reclaim belongings.
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San Francisco
Emory Winship
Winship
William Myreck
Fred Rasmussen
Dorothy Lamar Blount
Macon. Ga
Dentist Fires On Bank Robbers In Edna Killing Two
In Edna Kansas two bandits were shot and killed after robbing the First National Bank. A dentist across the street opened fire with a shotgun as the men attempted to flee with about $1000. One robber died instantly, the other died a few minutes later.
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Edna, Kan
Wpi
First National Bank
Edna
Burkhardt Dies Founder of Burkhardt Milling and Power
Hudson Wisconsin veteran businessman Christian Burkhardt 96 founder of Burkhardt milling and power industries dies Saturday. He built hydro electric plants at Willow River Little Falls and St Croix and is survived by 10 children.
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Hudson, Wis
Christian Burkhardt
Burkhardt, Wis
Burkhardt
Burkhardt Milling
Willow River
Little Falls
St.Croix
Hoover welcomed in San Juan Porto Rico amid festive crowds
President Hoover arrived in San Juan after a 90 mile island tour amid a jubilant welcome. Confetti rain and bells accompanied his entrance to the Ponce de Leon palace as Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt appeared on the balcony. The crowd roared for minutes as officials pledged Hoover’s sympathy with Porto Rico.
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San Juan
P. R
Hoover
Ponce
Ponce de Leon
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Arizona
United States
Forto Rico
Theodore Roose
Accidental Shooting In Milwaukee Leaves Couple Wounded
Milwaukee report says a Chicago police officer accidentally shot his wife during a dispute over a revolver he kept under a pillow. The wife, 34, is in critical condition. Ferguson was shot by Patrolman Carl Wood during the struggle and is carried to recovery.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
John Ferguson
Ferguson
Carl Wood
Bessie Ferguson
John Mellin
Mellin
Wood
Young Girl Killed in Accidental Gunshot Incident
In Superior Wisconsin twelve year old Mabel Anderson died from a gunshot fired by playmate Gladys Harstad also twelve. The revolver, found in a dresser, was believed unloaded by the girl who fired. The incident occurred as the girls visited near their homes.
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Superior
Wis
Mabel Anderson
Gladys Harstad
Mabel
Thomas Anderson
Gladys
Wealth per capita by state shows wide gaps in 1929
Survey reports total national wealth at 361.8 billion dollars with per capita wealth of 2977 dollars. Nevada leads at 6318 dollars per capita, Mississippi at 1242, Illinois 3227, New York 3270, California 3093, and Montana 4755. National income 84 billion. dollar value falls from 1913 by 40.8 percent.
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New York
WUP
National Conference Board
United States
Nevada
Mississippi
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Georgia
Idaho
Greater Flooding Planned at Horicon Marsh
Madison Wisconsin conservation commission ready to flood Horicon marsh further to boost its value as a wildlife refuge. An order March 21 allows holding back more stowage over the Horicon dam to attract migrating waterfowl. Chairman William Mauthe says the commission will work with neighboring landowners and favor purchase over condemnation.
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Madison
U.P
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Horicon Marsh
Railroad Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Horicon Dam
William Mauthe
Mauthe
Commission
Shouse Accepts Invitation to Speak at Jefferson Day
Los Angeles April 12 Jefferson day celebration will feature a speech by Jouett Shouse chairman of the Democratic national committee after he accepted the invitation.
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Los Angeles
Jury Chosen for Tam Murder Trial in Chicago
A Chicago jury was sworn in to try Leo V Brothers, charged with fatally shooting Alfred Lingle, with opening arguments set for tomorrow morning. The panel includes Herma Isaacson Edward J Brown Walter Graff Herman Crotzer Kelsey Stone Jacob Schlosser David Tateel Frank Edgeworth Edward Larv om Herbert Thompson Phillip Hagerman Lars Aadnesen. The court recessed after law points debated, including whether to mention Brothers previous St Louis arrests.
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Criminal Court Building
Chicago
Leo Brothers
Alfred
Tribune
Jake Lingle
Leo V. Brothers
St. Louis
Herma Isaacson
Furniu ‘E Company
Edward J. Brown
Walter W. Graff
Herman Crotzer
Kelsey Stone
Jacob Schlosser
David Tateel
Frank Edgeworth
Edward Lar- 50m
Herbert Thompson
Phillip Hagerman
Lars S. Aadnesen
Points OF Law
Discovery of Gold Brings Many Miners to Manchuria
Harbin Manchuria British mining interests push for a Kirin province concession as European syndicates recruit engineers to exploit deposits. Chinese authorities at Mukden show cautious interest demanding real financial guarantees before any grant.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Europe
London
Mukden
Kirin
Chin
Senator Davis Noncommittal On Movie Offer
Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania arrived in Los Angeles and said little about reports he would aid the production of a motion picture based on his career. He was a guest at the Santa Monica home of Louis B. Mayer of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Davis, a Welsh immigrant who began in Pennsylvania steel mills, gave no commitment.
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Los Angeles
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Santa Monica
Louis B. Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Davis
Supreme Court rulings and cases heard this term
The Supreme Court issued decisions including a ruling on the statute of limitations under the federal employers' liability act and rejected several cases. It also announced arguments on the Minnesota compulsory arbitration statute for fire loss disputes and will rule on its jurisdiction. The DC decree appeal was announced by the justice department. The session recessed until April 13.
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Washington—i.Pi
Supreme Court
Packers
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Justice Department
Washington
Supreme Report
New Haven Railroad
Edward F. Flynn
New Haven
Northwestern
John Ss. Owen
Rust Owen
New Dells Lumber Companies
Wisconsin Tax Commission
Sadaichi Kenmatsu
San Francisco
Gunther Storansl
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Mutual Fire Insurance
Wisconsin
Equalization fee endorsed by B C P leader
U S senator Watson of the Senate renewed support for the equalization fee to dispose of agricultural surpluses after the farm board announced it would buy none of the 1931 wheat crop. He argued the fee is the only remedy, opposing export debentures while noting the farm board holds over 200 million bushels, much deteriorated to cattle feed. Senator Couzens cautioned the fee would not solve the surplus, urging longer term farmer sales. Chester Gray predicted optional use of debenture and fee may replace stabilization efforts.
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Washington
Watson
Senate
Farm Board
Watson Long
Coolidge
Indiana
Hoover
Themarket
Couzens
Michigan
Chester H. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gray
Search for Girls Ties to Nowak Death in Milwaukee
Milwaukee police continued their probe into two girls believed linked to the fatal shooting of Vincent Nowak in a Cudahy restaurant. Stella Goss, 40, held without charge after claiming self defense as she describes two girls fled the scene.
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Milwauke
Vincent Nowak
Cudahy
Stella i Goss
Nowak
Fatal Car Crash Near Racine Claims Racine Woman
Mrs. Henry Oswald, 43, died after a head on collision at an intersection near Racine. Gustav Lindstrom, 20, of Kenosha, was arrested for reckless driving and released on $50 bail. Passengers Mrs. Oswald and Miss Anne Whitt sustained injuries while George Revelle and others had minor hurts.
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Racine
Wis
Henry Oswald
Gustav Lindstrom
Kenosha
Lindstrom
John Warling
Oswald
Anne Whitt
George Revelle
Seattle
Wash
Wil lard Tubbs Former Traveling Salesman Dies at 82
Willard Tubbs 82 a well known traveling salesman for the Tub s Medicine company was found dead in bed in River Falls Wisconsin yesterday. He retired Saturday night and was in good health. He belonged to the Quarter Century club and is survived by his widow six daughters and a son.
Europe torn in disruption by new pact
France Italy and Czecho Slovakia protested a projected Austro German customs union arguing it would breach the Geneva protocol of 1922. Austria sought to reassure that the pact would not compromise independence, while diplomats viewed the move as a possible step toward broader Pan European integration.
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France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Mitteleuropa
Saint Germain
Austria
Schober
Germany
Berlin
Republicans Enter Mayor Walker Probe
The Republican National Committee urged a sweeping inquiry into New York City administration under Mayor Walker. It blamed Governor Roosevelt for not authorizing a strong investigation and noted press and civic leaders push for action. The letter tied the dispute to broader corruption concerns.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
New York City
Roosevelt
Tweedland Croker
Walker
Tammany
Meyer Walker
Weather notes predict rain and snow mainly north
The report forecasts rain tonight and Tuesday with mixed snow in northern areas. Southeast winds on Lake Michigan may strengthen then shift westward in the far south. Temperatures rise slightly with a high near 54 and a low around 33 and no precipitation recorded yesterday.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Socialist and Reform Group Pushes for Congress Extra Session
A coalition led by Norman Thomas adopts a program to force an extra session of Congress to address unemployment and economic distress. Delegates will pressure Hoover and Congressional leaders while linking relief to unemployment, international issues, and the Hawley Smoot tariff debate. Thomas cites a $9 billion wage loss in 1930 as justification.
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Washington
Peace Sociesties
National Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Senate
Watson
Hoover
Longworth
House
Congress
World Court
Thomas
Dole
Oshkosh Waupun Highway Bid Among Projects
Milwaukee bids for several highway projects will be opened at the state Highway Commission office. Two sections of state highway 26 between Oshkosh and Waupun totaling 17.113 miles and four miles of highway 39 between Darien and Richmond will be let. Both contracts require concrete pavement.
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Milwaukee
Minutee
State Highway Commission
Oshkosh
Waupun
Darien
Richmond
Madison
Iulinois
Fox River Valley
Poison Case Arraigns Parents in Infant Death
Elmer York and his 19 year old wife were arraigned in Harrisonville Missouri on a first degree murder charge after their 21 month old son Winfred died from poisoning. An autopsy found poison in the stomach. York claimed milk from neighbors caused the illness. A second child, four, also fell ill. Authorities found no evidence against the Kennedy neighbors.
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Harrisonville
Elmer York
Winfred
W. M. Anderson
York
Alexander Kennedy
Martha Kennedy
Kennedy
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