Roosevelt declares New Deal recovery largely achieved
President Roosevelt says the New Deal basic program has reached substantial completion and a broad recovery is here with unemployment shrinking. He writes to Roy W. Howard that recovery is widespread and a breathing spell for industry is underway, while acknowledging ongoing unemployment and tax changes aimed at larger corporations and high incomes.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Roy W. Howard
Scripps-Howard
Howard
Creattarg
Ronsevelt
Hewerst
Congress
Just Another Promise in Knox Opinion
Chicago publisher Frank Knox, a possible Republican presidential candidate, calls Roosevelt's debt to industry plan "just another promise." He demands deeds over words and criticizes the administration for lacking a steadfast purpose to fulfill pledges. He notes congressional leaders travel home and questions which presidential promise will survive the NRA plan.
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KNOX
Chicago
Frank Knox
Chicago Dailyews
Roosevelt
Franke D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Roy W. Howard
Leutenants
Howard Feller
Nouses
Supreme Court
Congress
Two Men in Custody After Fatal Injury in Wisconsin
In Oconto Falls Wisconsin Tae Tom and two companions were taken into custody following a fatal accident that injured Alex 39. The suspects Jere Bruce and Armstrong 23 fled the scene but were later located. Brennen described the crushed car front end. An inquest was expected to be held that afternoon.
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Oconto Falls
Wis
Tae Tom
Technics
Cary
Wnicy
Alex
Falaly
Jere Bruce UM
Armstrong
Brennen
Munsert
Osurta Falls
Brecke Quits as Secretary of Republican Committees
Milwaukee resigns as executive secretary of both the Republican state committee and the Republican state central committee. Brecke cites party disarray and a desire to avoid interfering with 1936 campaign planning while noting support for Kohler and questioning Campbell’s stance in GOP internal disputes. He plans to return to private life.
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Milwaukee
Roy L. Brecke
Republican State Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Brecke
Cyrus L. Philip
Ben L. Marcus
Republican Party
W. J. Campbell
Tam
Republican State O Tral Committee
Volunte
Campbell
Chairman Fletcher summons members to Washington meeting
The article reports Chairman Fletcher calling members to a Washington gathering to discuss party operations and preparations for the 1926 ore drilling program, with reference to Republican leaders and party activities. It notes the need to organize, coordinate efforts, and set schedules for upcoming events and duties.
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Fletcher
Washington
Couzens Improving in Rochester Injury Report
Unclear readable text notes improving condition of Couzens in Rochester Minnesota with references to medical care and ongoing recovery. Named entities partially legible but core facts indicate health improvement and location.
Auto crash in Beloit claims life of William Hayden
A Beloit incident involving an automobile crash resulted in the death of William Hayden. The report notes injuries sustained by Mr Hayden and mentions companions including Mr Theodore Hayden.
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Beloit
Wis
William Hayden
Tneadore Hayden
Storm Ends in Sea Disaster and Probe Opens
Florida officials report a deadly hurricane near the Florida Keys likely killed hundreds as veterans were evacuated. State’s Attorney George A. Wories hints at possible negligence while investigators question witnesses including Ernest Carwn and meteorologist Werteer. A federal probe is ordered and relief efforts continue along with storm disposal debates.
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Miami
George A. Wories
Florida Keys
Ne Agence
Rges
Heius Sumara EC
Ernest Carwn
Mam
Madison Senate Tax Bills Summary
Brief overview of proposed tax measures in the Wisconsin Senate bills. Highlights include income tax changes, personal exemptions, corporate taxes, and a potential excess profits tax. Notes reference dates August 1 1926 and August 1 1927 for implementation and a 2 percent discount for early payments.
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Senate
Lawmakers eye final session steps as Sept 15 goal
The Wisconsin legislature moves toward adjourment by Sept 15 1935 with final passage of major tax bills including an $8 million package comprising a 69 percent surtax on incomes a dividends tax and an excess profits tax. Senate primes bills for finance committee review while preparations for adjournment after the weekend recess continue.
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Madison
Laume
Assembly
Senate
House
Joint Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Federal
Public Works Administrator
Oscar Marns
Milwaukee
Grutton Org
Py Ferret
Fiat
Miss Wall Sinks 15 Foot Putt Into Semifinals
White Sulphur Springs W V Miss Wall sinks a 15 foot putt on the 18th hole to win the third round and advance to the semifinals of the Mason & Drvon golf tournament. Jean Baure Providence R E is listed as the tourney medalist while Bernice Wall Oshbash Wik and Fritzi Stifel Wheelme are noted entrants.
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Jean Baure
Providence
R. E
Bernice Wall
Oshbash
Wik
Fritzi Stifel
Wheelme
Wary Kuhn
Pittsburgh
Miss Wall
R. P. Meckler
Washington
Tax proposals and senate action cited in 1990s article
The piece outlines ongoing Senate consideration of tax measures including a 3 percent tax on certain goods, a 4 percent levy on others, and broader fiscal reforms tied to 1980s and 1990s context. It notes dates and continuations, referencing page 2 column 5 for further details and historical tax debates.
Madison Wisconsin project relief funds reach state line
A fractured report outlines a Madison Wisconsin effort to mobilize 2 016 needy individuals under a 1 000 000 plan. Directors were told to proceed with coordinated relief work as state authorities anticipate support and oversight from local agencies in 1960s style public works.
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Madison
Adyt
MooImmell
Toarby Profes.dministrator
Eeks
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