State Aids to Schools Held in Madison
The state treasurer Robert Henry is withholding more than 3 million dollars in school aids awaiting clarification of a ruling by Attorney General Finnigan that 340 thousand has been certified to about 1,200 rural districts above the legal per teacher maximum of 600. A joint resolution urged recalculation, but the Senate rejected it before reviving the measure on a reconsideration vote. The dispute centers on how the 1931 school aid law should be interpreted and affects nearly all rural districts, with potential changes pending legislative action.
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Madison
Public Instruction
Finnegan
Henry
Senate
Legislure
Wahan
Lance Committee
Phil Nelson
Republican
Aple
B. G. Gehrmann
Proave. Mellen
Uniies
Vhey
Denhersen
S. Loomis
Progressive
Juston
SEMAN
Cashman
Amark
Aian
Daresd
Kedin
Weuiding
Teichers Weareo
Hes
Presidentua
Another Phase of Roosevelt Revolution Near
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt entering a new phase of his program as he marks three months in the White House. The upcoming focus centers on industrial control and broader, deeper measures for a trans formative agenda amid early administration momentum.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Copsright
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt to address business leaders on controlled production
President Roosevelt will speak to the United States Chamber of Commerce about industrial control and self regulation by business, shifting from competitive archy to guided production under public supervision. He canceled a radio broadcast to deliver the speech in person, outlining bold measures to curb deflation and restore economic stability while Congress expands emergency powers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States Chamber of Commerce
C Chamber
Congress
Ley
J. P. Gan
Congre
Ieaiala
Plan camps for 6009 men on eight projects
Plan details outline camps for 6009 men on eight projects in Wisconsin. Names and affiliations are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to federal forest afforestation program and official announcements by Albert Sehiindemiin.
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Madison
Nationwide farm strike delayed by U S convention
Des Moines Iowa May 13 action on a nationwide farm strike was delayed pending action on the farm relief bill in Congress. Milo Reno said cost of production must be included for the strike to proceed, with about 1000 at the convention and 1.0 to 1.5 million farmers nationwide. A resolution called for a nationwide strike May 23 pending further convention action.
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Des Moines
Congress
Pres
Milo Reno
Sen
B. E. Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
John A. Simpson
Farmers’ Union
Walter Singler
Shipcton
Wis
Rene
Reno
John A. Bosch
United States
AL. Rickard
Oklahoma City
Townley
St. Paul
Parents appeal to kidnapers of Margarvt McMath
A dated Harwich story reports Mr and Mrs Neill McMath requesting Margarvt McMath be returned safely. The handwritten plea asks for the girl to be a good prisoner and mentions a plan to keep her safe, amid a tense local investigation with community commentary.
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Harwich
Maria
Margarvt
Martin Kane
Mas
Masipee
Haly Beret
Fire at Menasha Mill Supply Plant Threatens Large Loss
Nee Nah and Appleton fire crews aided Menasha department as flames raced through the paper waste area of the Menasha Mill Supply plant on Appleton Street. The two story sheet metal building, 40 by 125 feet, held large quantities of paper stock and smoke reached the nearby business district. The fire, which started in treated waste paper, was spreading rapidly and threatened total destruction. about 25 workers would lose their jobs.
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Menasha
Wis
Neenah and
Appleton
Menasha Mill Supply Company
Appleton Street
Northwestern
Ishii Seeks U S Talks on Japan Peace Role Defense
Viscount Kukijiro Ishii sails for Washington to defend Japan as a peace guardian and press for U S recognition of Manchukuo. He will press Roosevelt for clarity on Kellogg Briand treaty ideas and potential consultative pacts while facing questions on Japan's self defense and China policy.
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Tokio
Kukijiro Ishii
Roosevelt
Japan
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Higo Fukai
He Bank of Japan
Secretari
Washington
Ishii
MacDonald
Great Britain
Ferrie
France
China
Russia
Isba
Apioussacdot
United States
Sid
Declared stance on teacher salary cuts and teaching quality
A garbled passage discusses proposals to lower teacher salaries, claiming it would degrade teaching quality. It references formal statements, potential studies, and opposition to wage reductions, though much text is unreadable.
Jumps Over Rail of Steamer in Darkness Reported
A brief note describes an incident aboard a steamer where a person leapt over the rail in darkness. The chaotic scene involved several witnesses and prompted routine safety checks by ship officers.
Trade Agreements Advocated Before Commerce Meeting
Silas H. Strawn urged a program of trade agreements tying production and consumption to government limits at a Washington luncheon. He proposed amending the Sherman Act to sanction such compacts, warning against harming producers and urging cautious shifts in national policy amid global depression.
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Washington
United States
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Chamber
Messenger to Identify Suspects in Robbery Case
A messenger is sent to name two suspects, Murray and Willie Ssalisce, connected to a robbery. Police have arrested a man and a woman, Dowunich Munaco and Caries Aitc, as part of the investigation. The effort aims to identify additional suspects involved in the crime.
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Tae
Ortalre
Murray
Willie Ssalisce
Heth
Ee Robper
Munaco
Caries
Aitc
Congress debates rail legislation amid reform plans
A draft message outlines federal steps to regulate interstate rail and curb duplication while Congress considers repeal of the who provided push for broader reform. The president urges action on commerce regulation and a comprehensive permissive framework, with details postponed until print.
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Washington - Rs
Mud House
Fedderut
Rmedbwing
Permiunent Legot
Voaendialer
Car Vic
Congress
United States
End of Shoals and Fabim Measures Near
The article notes near end measures related to Shoals and Fabim with references to predictions, dates, and local figures. It mentions votes, prices, and possible outcomes tied to a regional event at Pinaleter Cae gy and Thode dees. Details remain unclear due to OCR gaps.
Wisconsin youths join conservation corps in Ashland camp
Washburn and Waley report 12 male Swaukee youths arrived by train at Ashland to begin six months of service with the Civilian Conservation Corps in Wisconsin. They will plant trees, clear fire hazards, build trails, and combat pests as foresters plan the North Coast Barrens camp duties. Officers from Fort Sheridan and regular army cavalry oversee the setup with a rousing reception at Milwaukee before transport north.
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Washburn
Waley
Canhan Conservation Corps
Wisconsin
Hook
iAshland
True
North Coast Barrens
Rossi
Gupt
Co. S. Stewart
Fort Sheridan
North Woods
Chi
N.N. Rogers
Wil
Conservation Corps
Fork Sherian
Sarond
Milwaukee
Poheen
Fast Woman to Hold British Portfolio Dies
A fragmented OCR note reports the death of a fast woman linked to a British portfolio. Details are unclear but indicate a sudden end amid political or financial associations. Further readable elements reference names and places but remain incomplete.
Unclear fragment hints Lindbergh trial details
Fragmentary OCR mentions Lindbergh and trial context but lacks coherent facts or entities. Unable to determine a clear event, date, or participants from the readable text.
Waterways ratification eyed by chief executive in Washington
A Washington dispatch reports the chief executive urging quick ratification of waterways deals amid the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s divisions on diversion proposals from Michigan. The route faces opposition from La Follette and Duf, with other senators including Vandenberg and Shipstead watching closely as weather and travel notices unfold.
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Washington
Less
Demerrar
Tinot
Senate
Monna Jang
Michigan
la Follette
Wheenan
Vandenberg
Shipstead
Minnes
Objection Halts Riverside Water Works Council Action
City Clerk Emma Hebel blocked late Wednesday action to proceed with Riverside water works, citing legal grounds as no board of public works exists. Council earlier approved the act. Mayor Brown suggested creating a board if needed.
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Emma Hebel
Cannastow
Riverside
M Hebel
Board of Public Work
Imagene
Board of Public Works
Board of
Public World
GG. H. Randall
L. D. Mitchel
Boargd of
Public Works
Brown
Hagene
Taving
Augene
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