Assembly Adjournment Debate Shapes Wisconsin Plan
The assembly passed a joint resolution calling for adjournment on September 14 and amended the date to September 26. It backed a $3,000,000 tax program tied to state finances, with opposition citing unfinished business. The plan, supported by La Follette, would tax dividends and excess profits to balance the budget and fund aid programs.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Delaw
Tilton Murray
Republican
Milwaukee
Cornelis T. Young
Jemorrat
E J_ joasly
New Glarus
Graass
Frank Graass
Sturgeon Bar
Aero W. Trego
Ferfill
Enate
Edwin W
Philip F. la Follette
Onis
Bry
Hauptmann Case to Stay Undecided for Several Weeks
In Trenton arguments opened in conference on the Hauptmann and Herswich case with closed hearings. Judges planned to avoid a prompt decision and a majority may not reach an agreement for weeks. A member of the court would draft an opinion to be discussed later and possibly rewritten.
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Trenton
Richard Hauptmann
Herswich
Luther A. Campbell
Hauptmann
Aivision
Iorrow
Wrt
Milk Pool Headquarters to Move to Oshkosh
The Wisconsin Cooperative Milk pool will relocate its headquarters from Madison to Oshkosh after extended negotiations. Walter Singler and Herbert Nolte announced the move, with space on the second floor of the Security Bank building to be used. The transfer is planned within two weeks, aiming for a September 25 completion if office alterations finish on time. The move follows concessions by both sides and local business groups in Oshkosh.
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Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Oshkosh
Walter M. Singler
Herbert Nolte
South Side Business Men's Club
Security Bank
Mr. Singler
Paul Weis
South Side
North Side Business Men’s Association
RK. W. Havemann
David Callin
Joseph Fenzl
Adam Rohner
H. C. Siewert
North Side
James Skole
E. J. Specht
Gamal
Havemann
Singler
Appleton
South Side Business Men’s Club
Nolte
Milk Pool
Pool
Madison
Bank
Maéson
Osz
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Oshkosh Boy Detained In Murder Case
Oshkosh authorities say a two year mystery may be solved as 18 year old Oren Schmude implicated 19 year old Donald Lynch in the killing of tavern keeper William Bloomer on July 29, 1933. Both boys were held without charges as investigators piece together the tale of their escape, auto theft, and the fatal shooting at the Log Cabin inn eight miles north of Appleton.
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Appleton
Oren Schmude
Oshkosh
Schmude
Outagamie County
William Bloomer
Donald Lynch
Sheborgan
Waukesha
Sehmude
Bloomer
Log Cabin Inn
Highway 47
Sneh
Waukesha Beach
Sigman
Lynch
Schoor
Fond du Lac
Loz Cabin Inn
President favors quick jobs and permanent public works
The President advocates rapid job creation through public works while preferring permanent improvements. He backs fast employment measures to shift workers to private industry when possible, stressing the need to aid the 3,460,000 expected to be displaced. Officials note debates between temporary work and lasting projects under congressional works legislation.
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TKS
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Trikes
Congress
Removae
Tosere
Ted
Troroues
Small Powers Back Britain's Stand in League Policy
A group of European powers voiced support for Britain's stance and for the League of Nations amid tensions over Italy's invasion of Ethiopia. Dutch Premier Van Zeeland and Belgian leaders pledged loyalty to League action, while France and Russia showed skepticism about sanctions. The debate highlighted the difficulty of uniting nations behind collective measures as tensions rose from Italy's bold moves in Africa.
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Geneva
Europe
Netherian Belgrnde
League
Este
Great
Richard Sandler
Tn Sandler
Norwiay
Ndinavinin
Sweden
Samuel Hoare
Prem van Zeelind
Assembl
Belgium
France
van Zeeland
Laval
Italy
Fithiopia
Russia
Maly
Etmcopia
Sandler
Hialy
Ethiopia
Buried Near Capitol Prompts Huey Long Assassination Debate
The funeral of the Louisiana senator Huey Long drew thousands to the capitol area as officials and mourners weighed whether his death resulted from a conspiracy or a simple political tragedy. Clergy and public figures reflected on Long's influence, while calls for further inquiry sparked by the assassination rumors.
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Quincy Feving
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Gerald L. K. Smith
Oraa
Sionel
Assin
Carl
Louisiana
Guistenas
Sks
Lerg
Alice Lee Grosjean Tharpe
Tharpe
Germany 10 Loses Tariff Benefits in America on Oct 15
German envoy Dr Hans Luter announced that after October 15 German imports into the United States will face the highest preexisting duty rates. The move ends reciprocal tariff advantages for Germany and shifts duties toward American-computed schedules for several goods, impacting trade with U.S. firms and consumers.
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Germany
America
Grimare
Uotar
Ff Redur
Washington
United Beate Reciproc
ATP
Three Ickes Bills Killed by Senate
Three Ickes bills were killed by the Senate as leaders urged support for public works programs. The measure faced opposition over financing and control, with debates centering on federal aid, state oversight, and potential impacts on urban relief.
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Senate
Oshkosh Officials Consider Direct Route to State Supreme Court
Following a conference with City Attorney Lewis Magnusen Del Atty H C Laus said a tentative agreement may allow submitting the fourthcare site question to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The move aims to clear a zoning dispute quickly and avoid delays from state courts, as Oshkosh seeks construction of a courthouse on the Clark Kennedy site at Dove and Algoma. The county filed no permit request yesterday while weighing a direct appeal to interpret the zoning ordinance and whether a courthouse fits in a Class A residential district. A courthouse building committee will meet to approve this plan and the scope of the direct appeal.
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Lewis Magnusen
del Atty
H.C. Laus
Tentaine
Qourthcare
State Supreme Court
Its
Clark-Kennedy
On Dove
Algoma
State Supreme” Court
Supreme Court
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Laus
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Utica
Winnebago
Ordia Cou
Five Arrested In Raids Here By State Men
State agents staged raids in Oshkosh Fond du Lac counties arresting four locals and seizing untaxed alcohol and moonshine. John Ludowisy, tavern operator, pled guilty to selling un stamped liquor and received 350 dollars fine plus five months in jail. Several others were bound over for preliminary examinations and bonds set at 500 dollars.
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Treasury
John W. Roach
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac County
John Ludowisy
High Street
Henry P. Moghes
Peter Larsen
Martin Schwan
Albert Koeser
Schwan
Dist. Atty
R. C. Laus
William Kuhnz
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Treasury Department
Winnebago
Fond du Lac
Campbellsport
Henry P. Hughes
Eagle Tavern
State Street
William Kuhncz
Nebrasker Street
Eighth Street
John Doe
Tenth Street
Ludowisy
Dist. Atty. R. C
Seurse Gend
Gil Ruminton
Oye Ened
Girl Shot To Death at Liquor Party
New York actress Exvéiyn Hoer described as honeyhaired and lovely was found shot to death at a rural estate in Downingtown Pennsylvania. District Attorney William Parke said two suspects were arrested on murder suspicion and would be held. The case links to a high society circle and a mansion party with details unfolding as authorities investigate motive and method.
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Francis A. Jamieson
Associated Press
Downingtown
New York
Paris
London
Henry Huddieston Rogers, Jr
Attornes
Wiliam Parke
Don the Eari Maring
Charies
Francis Grubb
Minneapolis
Tae Porto
Peereets
Muss Hoey
Catelaunn
Fragmentary Wisconsin PWA cost figures reported
An incomplete report outlines PWA per man costs and project approvals in Wisconsin. The administration record shows subsistence and federal support figures with several unreadable lines, leaving the overall totals and context unclear.
Grocer Slugged and Robbed at La Crosse Wisconsin
A youth about sixteen entered Kerr's grocery at 7:30 pm and assaulted the grocer, forcing him to open the cash register. The assailant fled with $30, stamps worth $8, and a company car. A Gateway Lumber company employee reported a theft of $30 and stamps, while Tasier Lumber lost a radio and the safe attempt failed.
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Ta Crosse
Wis
Gateway Lumber Company
Tasier Lumber Company
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