Trial opens to collect insurance on Lakeland steamer
In federal court at Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin on December 3 1934 the trial of a suit by Thompson Transit Corporation to collect 269000 from 22 insurance underwriters. The steamer Lakeland was sunk near Sturgeon Bay after a collision insurers deny liability claiming the vessel encountered an obstruction. diver William W Waterspoon and an expedition figure in the case.
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Lakeland
Associated Presa
Klevelend
Thompson Transit Corporation
Salleet
Unk Jn
Sturgeby Bay
Wis
Wiliam W. Waterspoon
Witness from New Fork to testify in investment case
A ton sent from New Fork with newly devised equipment to make an invitation will be the principal witness for the companies in a forthcoming case. The note indicates the witness’s pivotal role in establishing arrangements and potential duties connected to the investment inquiry.
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Ton
Miner’s Wife and Daughter Die in Home Blaze
By United Press Athens Ohio Mrs Mattia Dunfee wife of a coal miner and her daughter Laura Dunfee perished today when a fire destroyed their home Two other children were burned partially and two escaped intact The tragedy came as heat and smoke filled the dwelling leaving investigators to determine a cause and note the losses suffered by the mining family
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United Press
Athens
Mattia Dunfee
Laura Dunfee
Taxpayers Under Mellon Plans Table Shows Effects
A table calculated by the revenue department actuaries shows how much a married man with dependents would pay under current law and the Mellon plans. Under the proposed rates both plans would reduce revenue from ordinary income tax by about 40 million dollars annually and raise yearly receipts to roughly 316 million dollars.
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Mellon
Colted Preasi Weshiades
Essary Department
Ceria Etrong
Mayor proposes firing married women from city payroll
Mayor Judson L Tranml of a city in distress announces a plan to relieve eleven married women hired at City Hall by replacing them with substitutes. He states that married men should support their wives at home to prevent married women from remaining atop the payroll.
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United Preeg
Judson L. Tranml
Fini
Balleven Aingle Wotson
Transpl
Upstate hunter dies after gun is dragged from boat
John Robarge, 26, a former Rice Lake resident, was instantly killed when his gun discharged while he dragged it from a boat on Beaver Creek, about 25 miles east of Rice Lake. Coroner Fancher ruled accidental with no inquiry. A separate Washburn hospital report notes Tom Jones, 12, wounded by a stray bullet, believed fired by a companion during target practice. condition described as not serious.
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Associated Press
Rice Lake
Wis
John Robarge
Parisia
Beaver Creek
Nobarge
Roharen
Fancher
Phillips
Rathan
Scot Ees
Wasnourn
Tom Jones
Cornucopia
Washburn Hospital
Tom
Wasted Preasy Milwaukee Automobile Collision Fatalities
An auto collision in Milwaukee left Mrs. Sabing Elsendece, 56, dead and two others seriously injured as their car struck a street car near early morning hours. The injured include Lewis Sipeh, 74, and Bertha Sipeh, 61. In Newark Ohio, Joe Letin and Walter V. Yau, Pittsburg salesmen, were killed when their car was struck by a Southern Ohio Transportation interurban near Lurny west of Hebron.
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Milwaukee
Sabing Elsen
Lewis Sipeh
Bertha
Associated Press
Newark
Joe Letin
Walter V. Yau
Pittsburg
Lurny
Hebron
Southern Ohio Transportation Company
Snowstorm Descends on Twin Cities Weather Hit
A midwinter snowstorm moved into the Twin Cities just before noon, with forecasters predicting continuation through the day and night. Warmer, fairer weather was expected tomorrow as snowfall buildup reached up to three inches in central and northwestern Ohio.
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Twin Cities
St. Paul
Win
Colomba
Ohio
Dept
Columbus Anchor in Possession of the Chicago Society
The Columbus flagship Santa Maria, long the anchor of Columbus in the West Indies voyage, has become the property of the Chicago Historical Society. It has been kept on display as a reproduction of a ship model used in the world fair era, preserving a key maritime relic.
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Columbus
Chicago Society
Chicago
Santa Maria
West Indies
Chicago Historical Society
Shay ‘Noord
Jackson Pack
New Hampshire Bishop Parker Found Dead in New Orleans
Abe Associated Press reports Bishop Parker of New Hampshire was found dead in his bed at the Blenvlle hotel in New Orleans around noon today. The death details and circumstances remain under investigation.
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Bishop Parker
New Hampshire
New Orleans
ABE Associated Press
Oren
Jbert M. Parker
Concent
N. H
Blenvlle Hotel
Earth tremor rattles Los Angeles early morning
A tremor measured at 1 32 am was felt across Los Angeles and neighboring areas lasting about eight seconds. Residents reported shaking of buildings and furniture as the quake spread through Passadena Paradens and surrounding districts.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Arovae
Public museum keynote highlights practical role for communities
In Green Bay Wisconsin the Wisconsin museums conference opened with a keynote stressing a public museum's usefulness to its community rather than serving as a mere repository. The afternoon featured unveiling of monuments marking rites of the first courthouse and a brick house as part of ceremony attended by officials including Governor Bling.
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Presa
Gree Bay
Maling
Apections
Wisconsin Museums
Férehoon
Wisconsin
Camp Smith
Bling
Seremontea
Mate Reformatory
Officers Elected by Service Star Legion
Mrs George Ray of La Crosse reelected president at the Service Star Legion annual meeting in Janesville Wisconsin. Officers elected include: Mrs E H Van Omrand secretary treasurer reelected, Mrs Philip Orth Milwaukee first vice president reelected, Mrs George Of Idea Edgerton second vice president, Mrs WD Curtis Madison executive secretary reelected, Mrs Ger true McKergus secretary, Mrs William Moyer Antigo treasurer reelected, Mrs F L Meleher Madison historian reelected. Board members reelected include Mrs I H Van Ostrand Madison Mrs H Mumvers Angfa Mrs Opham Hodgins Marinette Mrs Anza Gritt Plymouth and Mr Mark Helfer Milwaukee chairman of election.
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Associated Press
Janesville
Wis
George Ray
la Crosse
Service Star
E. HL van Omrand
Snchse
Ite
Mra
Philip Orth
Milwaukee
Fret View
Mrm
George
Idea
Edgerton
Rieq
Mira
Marinette
Anza Gritt
Plymouth
Mark Helfer
Petition Against Church Radicalism Rejected
United Press report from New Orleans notes Episcopal bishops refused to accept a petition from twenty two social groups seeking steps to quell radicalism within the church. Bishop Charles H Brent of western New York led the motion, arguing the petition was worded to offend certain members, and a vote upheld the rejection despite support from many prominent Bostonians.
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United Press
New Orleans
Episcopal Haus
Charles H. Brént
New York
Fugitive sought after axe attack in Baltic town
Art Munn is being hunted after allegedly striking his mother in law, Mrs Frances Randervich, at her cottage in Baltic. The incident left the woman in critical condition. Munn reportedly disappeared after the attack following a family quarrel that led to the assault.
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Art Munn
Lge
Frances Randervich
Museum expedition returns with many specimens collected
Randell Gould reports a James Simpson Roosevelt Field museum expedition returned to Helgar from the Tienehan mountains after considerable success in collecting specimens. The Rooecvelts plan to reach the Pamir to pursue the Oris Pod expedition but await permission to pass through Russian territory.
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Randell Gould
United Pres State
Pektink
James Simpson-Roosevelt
Destroyers Move From Gibraltar Toward Egypt
Vice Admiral Roger Welles told the State Department that destroyers Lamson and Coghlan of the European squadron are ordered from Gibraltar to Alexandria to be near the Syrian coast. The move follows Beirut dispatches warning Damascus disturbances could threaten Americans in Syria.
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Associatee Press
Washington, D. C
Roger Welles
Tary Department
Lamson
Cogblam
Gibraltar
Alexanders
Egyyt
Welles
Beutra
Damascus
Syria
Separation From His Five Dollar Estate Declined
A garbled United Press report claims Mike Sink’s estate of five dollars was defended by three bandits seeking to separate him from his assets. Police found Sink with a wound and a revolver in a pocket while another suspect fled. The fragment ends with unclear details.
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United Press
Doleth
Minm
Dolers
Secotttr
Mike Sink
Sink
Soering
Hhe Sals
Experts Recommend Denial of Petition in Detroit Connecting Rail Project
Experts named by the Interstate Commerce Commission recommend denying a petition to investigate the route of a Detroit Connecting railroad line from Delray to Marine City. The recommendation was issued today, awaiting federal permission.
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Associated Press
Washlarton, DL CG
Interstate Commerce Co-Misses
Detroit
Raitosd
Delray
Marine City
Amtchian
Russians Allow Probationary Marriages in Berlin Proposal
The Associated Press reports Berlin approves three year probationary marriages under Soviet law. After probation, couples may marry permanently if satisfactory. otherwise, separation may occur without standard divorce. Registration via city clerk. If failed, names are blue-penciled to erase existence. Age rules set at 18 for men and 16 for women. Names and surnames may be adopted by spouses and children may bear either parent’s name.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Bckol Anzelger
Russia
Anzeiger
Tegistrar
Huss
Bey
Kiangsu Wrested From Chang Forces by Chekiang Army
Associated Press reports Chekiang forces claim to have taken nearly all Kiangsu from Marshal Chang Tailin's troops. They say 7,090 of Chang's men were captured near Nanking as Afan Phorian forces retreat north and cross the Tangise River.
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Peking
Kiangsu Province
Chang Tai- Lin
Chang
Nanking
Tangise River
Fingerprints Solve Youthful Bandit Identification
United Press report states fingerprints tied a youthful bandit to a jewelry store hold up near Omaha last September. Mrs Anatesia Casprzak identified the youth as her son Brouislaus from identification bureau records after visiting the bureau, noting he formerly stayed at Chippewa Falls institution. Local authorities and naval officials coordinated to confirm the identification and note the suspect’s prior navy service.
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United Press
Polles
Enel
Robert Lee Mrron
Omaha
Anatesia Casprzak
Bureau of Identification
Brouislaus
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Countess Karolys Refused Permission to Visit America
The Countess Karolys of Hunger has been refused permission to visit the United States again. Some dispatches say Secretary Sealy has authorized representatives to refuse passports and visas. Other reports indicate officials met with sympathy but will pursue further efforts. The trip was said to be to visit friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B Strassbarger of Morristown, Pa.
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Associated Press
Dew York
Washington
New York
Countess Karols
United States
Setloy
Hinde
Ralph B Strassbarger
Morristown, Pa
Norwegian Tramp Steamer Returns to Bergen
Norwegian tramp steamers roving the Great Lakes this season head for Bergen today. The Terse and Hunss carry grain to Montreal. Rin Otro Singing Velsa Harta Aga and Hans Gude sail for Petrovo to load grain for homeward voyage.
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United Press
Duluth
Great Lakes
Bergen
Montreal
Velsa Harta
Aga
Hans Gude
Petro
Special Schools Proposed for Non Christians in Philippine Islands
A yearlong survey led by Dr Paul Monroe recommends a distinct education system for non Christian peoples in Mindanao and Sulu, arguing separate schools are needed to raise Moros to the level of Christians. A bill in the House seeks seven separate Mindanao schools for boys and girls, claiming coeducation has failed Moros.
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Philippine Islands
Associated Press
Philippines
Mindanao
Selu
Paul Monroe
Columbia
wFstex
Bureau
Eduir Ton
Manila
Sulu
House of Representatives
J. ©. Melencio
General Aguizaldo
Melencio
Found Dead in Auto Standing in Ditch
Musitowot Wisconsin reports ex police officer Josgh Skubai was found dead in a highway 16 auto near the city early today. Indications point to self inflicted death. A shotgun wound to the heart with the weapon in contact supports suicide. Stubal, 48, unmarried, recently involved in a Supreme Court case over a money judgment.
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Associated Press
Musitowot
Wis
Josgh Skubai
Highway 16
Stubal
Supreme Court
Spiritualism Framed as Civilization Hope in Address
Mrs Elizabeth Haviex Gov Philadelphia told the national spiritualism convention that spiritualism advances civilization by freeing thought from domestic limits. She said spirit and matter unite under the Mende F Tory while audiences in Lowell and Minneapolis heard messages from the spirit world.
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Taked Prem
Milwaukee
Elizabeth Haviex
Philadelphia
Lowell
Mass
Anit Oxo von Bourg
Alinneapols
de‘Gvertd
Business head dies on trip in Pelham New York
Lew Ferk Wiltaxi K Stewart, business manager of The Toledo Newz Bee, died of a heart attack today at the home of Willem H Dodge in Pelham New York while on a business trip. Stewart was president of Allied Newspapers inc. for the group.
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Gated Press
Lew Ferk
Wiltaxi K. Stewart
Toledo
Newz-Bee
Willem H. Dodge
Pelham
Nystewart Tas
New York
Speot Die Nicht
Dodge
Bose
Allied Newspapers, Inc
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