Jobs Making bill Blocked Washington History Headline
Washington news digest reports the Senate debated President Roosevelt's forestry and unemployment relief measures with Len Ox McNary opposing rapid passage and Wagner outlining the aid plan. Debate limited to three hours, with tentative passage possibly by night. Bills affect farm mortgages and medical liquor prescriptions also noted.
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Senate Today
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Wagner
Newark
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McNary
Senate
Hirshberg Opposed to Protest Meeting in Milwaukee
Dr. Samuel Hirshberg a prominent Jewish theologian opposed a planned mass protest meeting in Milwaukee arguing it would fuel prejudice and invite harsher action against Jews. Gov Schmedeman would speak at the Auditorium event while Hirshberg urged urging government diplomacy to halt the outrage in humanity's name.
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U.P
Germany
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A. G. Schmedeman
Hitler
Clifford L. Day
United Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
New York
End of blame in auto collision near Sheboygan
Kenneth Breitz, 4, Sheboygan, driver of a truck, figured in a collision that injured Mrs. Ellen M. Burtch of Waukesha. Burtch, driven by her husband Burdick Burtch a railroad employee, was freed of a bill in the accident near the intersection of highways 100 and 41. Witnesses Mrs. Burtch, district manager of a corset company, described the site and events.
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Sheboygan
Ellen M. Burtch
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Eady
Suppressed Excitement As Franklin County Mines Turmoil Deepens
In a coal mining city under 4,000 inhabitants tension rose as Mayor Smith seeks state troops from Gov Horner to restore order. Deputies replace local officers amid clashes between United Mine Workers and Progressive Miners union factions. Two local deaths tied to the unrest include Clarence Donaldson and John Ward, with Elmer Cooper wounded.
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C. N. Smith
Henry Horner
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Browning Robinson
Progressive Miners’ Union
Franklin County
United Mine Workers’ Union
Clarence Donaldson
Eldorado
John Ward
Elmer Cooper
Bride suffers burns in gasoline fire at new Wisconsin home
In Waupun Wisconsin Mrs Clarence Edmunds an 18 year old bride was burned while attempting to start a fire in her new home with gasoline. Two workmen aided by rolling her in a blanket carried her to a hospital where she received treatment for burns to the face neck and arms as firemen checked the blaze.
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Waupun
Wis
Clarence Edmunds
Edmunds
Wisconsin refuges deer and wildlife in Roun Lake area
A 490 acre game refuge near Round Lake is under the control of the state conservation commission. The plan centers on propagation of deer and other wildlife and establishes a neon establiner within the refuge district.
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Wayward
Wis
U.S
Roun Lake
Sion
Federal Securities Act analyzed for Congress
President Roosevelt backs a proposed federal securities act outlining full disclosure for domestic and foreign securities sold interstate. The bill requires issuer details, underwriter and syndicate data, and a detailed balance sheet. it reserves power to revoke registrations, enforce penalties, and impose set fees.
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United States
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Wisconsin Poised for Federal Forest Relief Plan
Wisconsin conservation director Paul D. Kelleter says the forest unemployment relief bill, approved by the U.S. Senate, could be enacted and put into action immediately. He notes Wisconsin already spent 500000 on last year’s program, with 85 percent for wages, and that 16,000 to 40,000 workers could be employed quickly through local relief agencies if funds are released.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
United States
Senate
Paul D. Kelleter
la Follette
Kelleter
Conservation Department
Electric light cut at Appleton planned
Appleton Wisconsin UPA reduces electric rates for Appleton and Neenah area effective April 1. Neenah first stage rate drops from 10 to 8 cents per kilowatt hour with reductions for larger consumers. Public hearing on the Vor complaint and 63 Appleton residents set for April 14 in Appleton.
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Appleton
Wis
UPA
Neenah
R. E E. Moody
Wisconsin-Michigan Power Company
Public Service Commission
Phillip Vor
State Highway Chief Says Cooperation With Budget Plan
Madison, Thomas J. Pattie, chairman of the state highway commission, disputed The Milwaukee Journal editorial arguing opposition to diverting 2 million dollars from the highway fund. Pattie said the department cooperated to balance the budget, proposing to save about 1.6 million annually and reduce activities with minimal highway disruption.
Wisconsin Dells Forms New Chamber of Commerce
The first chamber of commerce meeting in Wisconsin Dells organized to appoint a temporary president and set up operations. Local officials announce the formation and aim to boost business and community activity in the area.
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Wisconsin Dells
Wis
C. A. van Wie
Mew Chamber of Commerce
Minimum Teacher Pay May be Cut
The Wisconsin Senate voted 26 to 4 to cut the minimum wage for teachers from 75 to 65 dollars a month, rejecting a plan to wipe it out. A substitute would have set it at 60, later raised to 65, amid debate over impacts on rural schools. The measure passes as state aid discussions loom.
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Roosevelt in Now Program on Securities
President Roosevelt delivers a special message to Congress proposing federal supervision of interstate securities traffic. He calls for full public disclosure of new issue details, penalties for misleading claims, and aims to restore public confidence in securities while urging broader reforms of banking and corporate governance. A bill implementing the plan accompanies the message.
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Weather Notes From Wisconsin and Michigan Regions
Warmer tonight with a Thursday rise in temperatures across Wisconsin and Michigan. Expect possible showers or snow in northern areas with cooler western and central portions and warmer conditions near Lake Superior Thursday. Daily Northwestern notes cloudy skies and a mixed map of temperatures across several cities with readings from Milwaukee and Chicago area stations.
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Price Fixing Is Sanctioned In Wisconsin Milk Market
The Wisconsin Senate advanced a bill authorizing the state department to fix milk prices in Milwaukee area dairy trade. The measure sets retail increases for producers, clarifies retroactive application, and limits apply to cities with pasteurization ordinances. Debate focused on constitutional reach and emergency powers to aid farmers statewide.
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State Senate
Caldwell
Department of Agricultue and Markets
Milwaukee
Senate
Assembly
Polakowski
Department of Markets
Milwaukee County
Nelson Maple
Nelson and Gehrmanis
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Supreme Court
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Manitowoc Dentist Dies After Illness
Norbert T. Aighneki a Gentist and former president of the Manitowoc board of education died at home after a year of illness. His sister Mire Adolph Kadow died two weeks later at Holy Family hospital. In Wilmington a heavy addressed package to President Roosevelt sparked a mail scare as investigators traced the misdirected item.
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Board of Education
Dewith
Mire
Adolph Kadow
Holy Family Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Thoosevelt
New Trial Motion In 1916 Mooney Case Expected
San Francisco officials prepare for a new trial of Thomas J Mooney. District Attorney Matthew Brads qualified to act and must represent the state when called. Deputy William Murphy to draft synopsis of state's evidence as basis for motion to dismiss the murder indictment tied to the 1916 preparedness day parade bombing.
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Dragte
Bepoca
Thomas J. Moones
Matthew Brads
Webb
Caligarny
Win Runny Yesterdas
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Hansett
Brady
William Murphy
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