Sturgeon Open Season Bill Signed by Assembly
An open season for sturgeon in central Wisconsin waters is approved in a bill passed by the assembly and sent to the governor. It permits fishing Sept 5 to Oct 31 in Lake Poygan and nearby waters and a spearing season Jan 5 to Mar 1 in Lake Winnebago area with a five fish limit. Assemblyman Meyer noted only two votes against. A referendum on the $1 fish license was also proposed. The Duncan bill granting broader railroad regulatory powers to the public utilities was approved 20 to 1 by the senate and sent to the assembly.
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Duncan
Assembly
Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Lake Poygan
Waushara
Winnebago
Winneconne
Butte Des Morts
Big
Little Lakes
Wolf Rivers
Wolf River
Waupaca
Northwestern Today
William A. Meyer
Oshkosh
Meyer
Taycheedah
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Doar County
The
Railroad Commission
Wisconsin Senate
Commission
Utilities
Four Saved After 20 Hours Adrift In Vermillion Lake Boat
A party of four including Dr. Preston Bradley, president of the Izaak Walton League, were marooned for 20 hours on a motor boat in Lake Vermilion Virginia Minnesota. They were rescued by three fishermen after repeatedly sounding the horn as conditions grew near freezing with snow and sleet. No serious injuries were reported despite lack of food and heat.
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Virginia
Minn
Lake Vermillion
Preston Bradley
Chicago
Izaak Walton League of America
Bradley
Gordon Tingstad
Theodore Olson
Peter Otivanii
Frost and weather outlook from Wisconsin to Lake Michigan
Partly cloudy with light to heavy frost tonight in Wisconsin. Saturday shows fair skies and warmer temperatures near Lake Michigan. Upper lakes expect moderate variable winds, northeast winds over southern Lakes Michigan and Huron, with partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday. Upper Michigan sees partly cloudy tonight and fair conditions Saturday, warmer in the northwest. Observations record 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. temperatures, 52 maximum, 41 minimum, trace precipitation, northwest wind, barometer 29.70. One year ago high 55.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Upper Lakes
Michigan
Huron
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Miniouri
Radio pair in separation suit shocks broadcasting world
Graham McNamee and his wife have filed for separation in New York. The romance that drew wide comment in radio circles ten years ago is cited as part of the dispute. Mrs McNamee discusses the strains of being a wife to a popular announcer in a recent radio magazine.
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Graham McNamee
New York
McNamee
Red Cross Celebrates Golden Jubilee in Washington
The American Red Cross marked its 50th anniversary with a banquet in Washington attended by 800 guests from 50 nations. President Hoover sliced the cake while officials recalled Clara Barton’s 1881 founding and praised the society as a living expression of the American spirit.
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Bess Furman
Washington, D. C
Battle Field
American Red Cross
Hoover
Red Cross
United States
Clara Barton
Washington
Red Cross Society
Hughes
British Amateur Winner Eric Smith Emerges Unheralded
Cambridge golfer Eric Smith won the British amateur title at Devon beating John De Forest 1 up after 36 holes. The event drew attention as Smith, a little known competitor, claimed the crown in a tight final.
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Eric Smith
Devon
Eng
Cambridge
John de Forest
Air Armada Sets Course for New York War Maneuvers
New York Pi Army air units from Dayton Ohio swept east in perfect weather to rehearse maneuvers over Manhattan. Over 500 aircraft refueled at Buffalo Rochester Washington Middletown and Butler with one minor nose over incident at Rochester and no injuries. Seventh bombardment squadron led the march completing Dayton to New York flight arriving at Roosevelt Field.
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Dayton
Buffalo
Rochester
Washington
Middletown
Butler
First
Provisional Air Division
United States Army
Army
Army Air Force
Roosevelt Field
G. W. Pile
March Field
Calif
Pile
F. S. Kurtz
Manhattan
BE. S. T
N. Y
Army Air Forces
R. H. Heiman
Fairfield Air Depot
O—U.p
Fhe
Columbus
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
East
Home of Toscanini Guarded by Soldiers in Milan
In Milan two soldiers and several detectives guard Arturo Toscanini's home after his assault in Bologna for refusing to read the fascist anthem. A hostile group gathered last night outside the residence cheering claims Toscanini’s passport was suspended by the government, a move expected to be fixed within a day.
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Milan
Italy
Arturo Toscanini
Bologna
Toscanini
Mayors of America Visit Havre City Hall
Delegation of twenty one mayors from across the United States toured Havre City Hall in France under sunny skies. Portland Mayor George Ba spoke for the group praising Havre’s hall while Los Angeles Mayor John Porter praised Havre as handsome. A playful mock wrestling act linked Miss France and Uncle Sam. A champagne toast occurred though Mr and Mrs Porter declined to participate citing constitutional abstention abroad.
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America
Havre
France
New York
Napp
George Ba
Portland
Ore
Meyer
John Porter
Los Angeles
Mix. Broening
1Ore
Uncle Sam
Mayor Baker
Middle West Needs Water To Transport Exports Says Conference
At the fifth central Mississippi valley foreign trade conference experts from the U S and abroad pressed for improved Mississippi river transportation to boost midwestern manufacturers in foreign trade. W L Richeson highlighted cheap river haulage as key to competitiveness while GC D Coldgren urged expanding export markets and matching goods to foreign demand. George J Eder noted export trade powers prosperity but warned against halting imports and warned against exporting financing being limited to seaboard cities.
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St. Louis
Middle West
Central Mississippi Valley
W. L. Richeson
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
George J. Eder
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
George W. Doonan
Foreign Department
Central Trust Company of Illinois
Seaboard
Independents to field a candidate for speaker predicts
Representative Schneider of Wisconsin says independents will back a speaker candidate after meeting in late summer to map a program. He does not name a candidate. Current GOP contenders include Tilson and Snell. Garner could emerge if independents refuse both.
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Washington
Representative Schneider
Wisconsi
Tulsa contest assembles 30 bands for regional title
Tulsa Oklahoma hosts a multi state band contest with 30 entries in Class A and B. Bands come from Nebraska West De Pere Wisconsin Cleveland Oklahoma Oxford Michigan Picher Oklahoma Mason City Ja Sioux City Falls South Dakota Menasha Wisconsin Denison Iowa Lorimer Ya and others. Judges announced results will be released Saturday.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
FE Neb
West de Pere
Wis
Cleveland
Oxford
Mich
Picher
Mason City
Sioux City Falls
S. D
Menasha
Denison
Lorimer
Am Plan
Wil
Pioneer is Dead in Rhinelander Wis
A Rhinelander man dies at home leaving a widow and a surviving daughter. The obituary notes his pioneer status and residence in Rhinelander.
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Pioneer
Rhinelander
Wis
Erdas
Rhinelander Jumberman
David H Clark Held for Slayings of Spencer and Crawford
Los Angeles authorities hold former deputy district attorney David H Clark on a murder charge for the shooting of Herbert Spencer and Charles Crawford in Crawford’s office. Clark, identified by three witnesses, surrendered after an earlier statement by District Attorney Baron Fitts.
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Los Angeles
Calif
David Vi. Clark
Herbert Spencer
Charles Crawford
Crawford
Clark
Baron Fitts
Fitts
Spencer
M'Afee Tas
Guy McAfee
al Capone
McAfee
Underworld
Tueslie Fisher
Ray Radke
Roger W. Fowler
Billie Borhback
Therrawford
Free Flop Man With 1300 In His Jeans
Springfield residents report Sam the sheriff en route to Milwaukee with Albert Schrmeide after Schrimeide sought a free flop he claimed to own. A turnkey and a $15 deal allegedly tied to life savings surfaced as Milwaukee police investigated. Lehrmetée’s wife recently died and he has wandered the country since.
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Springfield
U.pi
Milwaukee
Albert Schrmeide
Schrmeide
Metcalfe
Hrmeide
Wisconsin
Lehrmetée
Eastern railroads seek 10 percent freight rate rise
Executives of railroads east of the Mississippi unanimously adopt a plan to ask the Interstate Commerce Commission to restore freight rates by about 10 percent. The move aims to boost annual revenue by roughly 400 million dollars and avert wage cuts while aiding labor and broader industry as the economy reels.
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New York
U.P
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Presidents’ Association
Loree
L. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Company
I. Cc. C
Baltimore & Ohio
J. M. Davis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
J. J. Pelley
Virginia Railway
Pelley
Jtabor
Chicago
Ex-Inspector Syme wins long battle for justice
London reports ex-Inspector Syme of the metropolitan police wins a 22 year fight amid clashes with four chief commissioners and eight home secretaries. He receives a pension and arrears payment and contemplates standing for Parliament as a Laborite. The case followed wrongful arrests and a hunger strike while he pressed for redress.
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London
Syme
Metropolitan Police Force
Scotland Yard
Downing Street
Horas
Rotary guest speaker set for Tuesday in Milwaukee
Ww. O. Woods United States treasurer is scheduled to speak before the Rotary club in Milwaukee on Tuesday.
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Milwaukee
Ww. O. Woods
United States
Rotary Club
Chain Store Tax Opinion Supports Progressive Classification
Madison opinion by Deputy Attorney General Fred M. Wylie upholds classifying chain stores for a progressive occupation tax while limiting the tax level. It covers gasoline stations, garden or farm product retailers, and control by holding companies, and notes a $10,600 corporation fee is valid but not retroactive to existing operators. The court is advised to keep a severable provision structure and notes possible future legislation.
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Madison
U. S. Supreme Court
Indiana
Assembly
Attorney General's Department
Fred M. Wylie
Fond du Lac under police and fire commission after resignations
Fond du Lac plans to operate with a police and fire commission following the resignation of all ten men in compliance with a ruling by City Attorney L. E. B. Survey that municipal contractors may not serve as city officials.
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Fond du Lac
Police and Fire Commission
al Lve
City Attlorney L. EB
Paramount Cuts Wages Across Nation
Paramount reduces salaries nationwide from 5 to 15 percent for all employees including executives who accepted the changes. The new scale, in effect at least until Sept 1, 1932, aims to save between 2.1 and 3 million dollars.
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New York
Oo Biarnot Pub. x Corporatioy
Ademir Zuker
Indian Woman to be Canonized by Catholic Church
Albany reports the tribunal began proceedings for the beatification and canonization of Catherine Tekakwitha known as Kateri the lily of the Mohawks. She is praised as an Indian maiden who practiced heroic virtue and died with a lasting reputation for holiness.
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Albany
N.Y
Catherine Tekakwitha
Edmund F. Gibbons
Catherine
Kateri
Lily
Postal Department Delays Promotions Complaint Lodged
Washington report states Thomas F. Flaherty of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks has presented a complaint to President Hoover accusing the Post Office Department of denying promotions to about 1000 clerks via a legal technicality. He argues the move lowers wage standards and harms a long standing civil service policy.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Hoover
Thomas F. Flaherty
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Wage Cuts Spark Debate On Big Standards
In a room of industry leaders, speakers criticize major firms for wage reductions while some try to hold wages steady. The dialogue contrasts Mr Farrell with Charles M Schwab, chairman of Bethie, amid claims of liquidation pressures and a three day workweek trend.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Farrell
Mr. Farrell
Unions Not Running Chicago Says Mayor Cermak
More than 3000 city workers who struck over Cermak s economy plan return to work after the mayor says unions will not run the city He warns the walkout was a political move and vows to meet with union leaders Monday to settle the dispute He also threatens to run city trucks himself if unions try to control hiring options.
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Chicago
U.R
Anton J. Cermak
Cermak
Iwe
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