Hill Renamed as President of Dairymen
Wisconsin dairymen reelected Harry E. Hill of Sheboygan Falls as president and J. C. Nisbet of Fort Atkinson as secretary treasurer at a two day convention. Richard Brockett of Elk Mound was chosen vice president. directors include W. A. Munn Janesville J F E Bowen Barron and D P Hughes Menomonie. The gathering drew thousands but only 16 voting members attended the business session.
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Wisconsin
Harry E. Hill
Sheboygan Falls
J. C. Nisbet
Fort Atkinson
Richard Brockett
Elk Mound
M. L. Witz
New Lisbon
W. A. Munn
Janesville
J. FE. Bowen
Barron
D. P
Burke Plan for Judge Retirement at 75 Faces Debate
The Washington scene centers on Senator Burke of Nebraska proposing a constitutional amendment to force compulsory retirement of judges at age 75 and to fix the Supreme Court at nine members. He aims to submit the plan to state conventions convened within six months, arguing it would safeguard court independence amid Roosevelt court bill opposition.
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Washington
Burke
Nebraska
Congress
Dean Young B. Smith
Columbia University Law School
Senate Judiciary Committee
Smith
Roosevelt Court
Supreme Court
Law School
Roosevelt
Columbian Dean
Fred Brenckman
National Grange
Brenckman
Dieterich
Ilinois
Farmers
Attorney General's Office
Democratic National Committee
Irwin N. Griswold
Harvard
Walter F
Milwaukee Exposes Labor Racketeers After Probe
Three self appointed labor organizers from Chicago left Milwaukee after an investigation found their activities here were a racket for personal gain. Police said they tried to organize taxi drivers, grain elevator workers, and restaurant staff. Authorities disowned them and warned that genuine labor reps can operate here, but racketeers will not be tolerated.
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Milwaukee
Adolph Kraemer
Chicago
Kraemer
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Middle West
California Shaken By Heavy Tremor Across Southern California
A strong earthquake centered near the Imperial Valley or gulf region rattled Los Angeles and surrounding cities at 8:49 am. The seismic event covered about 10,000 square miles with east west motion. C F Richter of the Carnegie Institution called it strong enough to cause damage near its origin. no immediate injuries or damage reported.
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Los Angeles
California
Imperial Valley
Gulf of California
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Glendale
Pasadena
Anaheim
Alhambra
In. C. F. Richter
Seismological Laboratory
Carnegie Institution
San Diego County
Bank Blaze Ravages Kaukauna Block Fire loss near $70,000
Kaukauna Wisconsin a severe fire gutted the Farmers and Merchants Bank building and damaged several stores offices and a clinic with losses estimated around 70 000 The blaze began about 9 p m and was subdued by 11 p m aided by Appleton firefighters Strong north winds fanned sparks threatening nearby properties The bank building also housed an apartment three stores and three offices A farm home near Kaukauna burned for an additional 3500 The alarm was sounded by tenant Mrs Anna Beyer
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Kaukauna
Wis
iPi
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Appleton Fire Department
Anna Beyer
Farm Home
U.P
Appleton
Farmers and Mer ‘Chants Bank
George van Sehyndel
Bill to Stabilize Dollar Introduced in Congress
Washington reports Sen. Elmer Thomas Democrat Oklahoma today introduced a bill giving the federal reserve board authority to stabilize and regulate the dollar’s value. He said the measure would curb inflation and deflation and frame monetary policy with a formal formula, making the Fed a government agency with enforcement powers.
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Washington
U.P
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Federal Reserve Board
Thomas
United States
Death of London poet Drinkwater Aged 55
London writer John Drinkwater 55 dies in Maida Vale home heart disease suspected. He watched the Oxford Cambridge boat race yesterday and his wife Daisy Kennedy reports he remained happy. A motor crash injured Miss Kennedy and he wrote for coronation before death. He was famed for Abraham Lincoln and Mary Stuart plays and lectured in the United States.
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London
W.—John
Drinkwater
Maida Vale
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Stuart
Oliver Cromwell
Robert E. Lee
America
Marshfield Lumber Warehouse Damaged by Blaze
Marshfield Wis The H Ebbe Lumber Company warehouse sustained damage estimated at 10000 dollars in a fire yesterday. Duntan McCollum Soo Line engineer noticed the blaze as he rode by on a locomotive and turned in an alarm.
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Marshfield
Wis
H. Ebbe Lumber Company
Duntan McCollum
Soo Line
Rebels Bomb Madrid From Land and Sky
Insurgent air and ground assault pounded Madrid for hours as bombs hit central and outlying districts. Government defenses with searchlights and antiaircraft fire tried to blunt the raid while artillery silenced the skies at dawn. Casualties were reported as many refugees sheltered in embassies and basements.
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Madrid
Madre
Defese
Francisco Franco
Guadalajara
Andujar
Cordoba
Four Die In Wisconsin Snow Storm Hits Milwaukee Area
A severe Lake Michigan snowstorm across northern Wisconsin caused four deaths from overexertion while shoveling snow or heart attack. Seven to eight inches fell in Milwaukee and Manitowoc reported eight inches with drifts blocking some roads. Crews worked late into the night to clear highways as buses and trains ran near normal.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Manitowoc
William Barton
Merri Mkc
John Buell
Racine
Ella Schostag
Herbert Pomeroy
Weather Bureau
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Wausau
Platteville
Scherdule
Kenosha
Frank Culeman
Gibson Attacks Auto Code in Wisconsin Suit
Madison, Wis The Gibson Auto Company Inc Oshkosh filed suit in circuit court to set aside the trade practice code for retail automobile dealers approved by Governor La Follette February 25 The governor and the trade practice commission were named defendants The suit by Attorney Gordon E Dawson challenges the legality of code rules on hours of labor minimum wage rates and purchase and sale prices of new and used cars arguing they bear no direct relation to unfair competition or unfair trade practices It also challenges the provision for arbitrary administration costs.
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Madison
Wis
Gibson Auto Company, Inc
Oshkosh
la Follette
Trade Practice Commission
Lawrence C. Whitter
Fred M. Wylie
Gordon E. Dawson
Dawson
Hayes Favored as Special Prosecutor in Milwaukee Action
Madison reports Attorney General Loomis recommends Gerald Hayes, Milwaukee Bar Association president, as special counsel to prosecute Sheriff Edward Mitten for alleged corrupt practices act violations. Loomis says probable cause exists and urged Governor La Follette to appoint Hayes, who states he will serve if chosen.
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Madison
C. S. Loomis
Gerald Hayes
Milwaukee Bar Association
Edward Mitten
Milwaukee County
Loomis
la Follette
Mitten
Carl R. Hampel
Milwaukee
Gerald P. Hayes
Edward Milton
Hayes
Four Die in Boston Office Shooting Murder Suicide
In South Boston this afternoon a gunman killed Dr Charles Mackey and three others after opening fire in the doctor’s office. Jeremiah Mackey, a Boston park department special policeman, was among the dead. The suspect fled, then died by suicide in an alley.
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Boston
Charles BE. Mackey
Cnmmates
Jeremiah Mackey
Paul Coste
Mackey
Alien Costa
Panh
Ferminiah Mackeyheed
Four Department Appropriation Bill Passes House
The House approved the four department appropriation bill carrying 123 million 99 thousand dollars for the State Justice Commerce and Labor departments for the next fiscal year.
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Washington
House
State, Justice
Ecommerce
Labor
Lenten services conclude Friday at Oshkosh theater
More than two thousand attended Holy Week programs at Oshkosh with about 1200 at the noonday service between 12 10 and 12 45. Dr Walter A Meier of Concordia Seminary St Louis spoke on Homes Blessed by the Cross and will lecture tomorrow at 11 and 12 10. The services, affiliated with the Synodical Conference, featured liturgist Rev J E Elbert and Grace Lutheran children's choir directed by Edgar Groth. Choirs performed Oh Bleeding Head and Wounded and Oh Christ Thou Lamb of God.
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Oshkosh
Walter A. Meier
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Synodical Conference of North America
J. E. Elbert
Trinity Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Edgar Groth
H. L. Masster
Schumacher
Christ
Lamb of God
Ghaydler and Lewis Arrive at Agreement
Striking Auto workers from eight Chrysler plants march in snow seeking exclusive bargaining rights. Sit downers vote to evacuate as Gov. Murphy says talks will resume. Union officials report plants are in good condition and picket lines to be peaceful.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Kercieval Avenue
Big
Lewis
Lansing
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
John J. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Frank Murphy
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler Board
Lewis and Hugh
US A.W
de Soto
Dodge
Highland Park
Chrysler
Plymouth
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Regions
Continuous cold air prevails with a slow moderating trend in southwestern areas. Tonight remains cold with slight relief in the south and northwest, as observed temperatures range from single digits to the low 20s. Highs approach the 30s in some locales while persistently cold nights continue across Devils Lake Milwaukee and Jacksonville areas.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Miami
Jacksonville
City
Devils Lake
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Edminster
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Dairymen’s Association
Department of Markets
Lennon Brothers
Buttman Brothers
R. B. Anger Company
J.C. Penny Company
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Henderson-Hoyt Company
J. F Konrad Company
Lynn Edminster
Department of State
Canada
Northwestern
Sergey City
Jersey City
Rose Burkhardt
John Gorman
Philip
Charles
Florence
Theresa
Veronica
Rose
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Gorman
Alan Rose
Medical Center
Robert
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Anthony Debrita
Debrita
Marshfield Lumber Company
Gibson
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