Senate Moves to Publicize Taxpayer Names in Tariff Debate
The senate finance committee voted 16 to 4 to publish the names of 323 corporations and individuals whose income tax returns are sought by the treasury. The move aims to illuminate data on tax payments by firms that would benefit from tariff increases. Republicans opposed a few names. Democrats support disclosure as part of tariff revision context.
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Chicago Cubs Capture National League Pennant
Ishpeming police report an unusual case as two 9 year old girls burglarized Rosberg Mercantile in Ishpeming Michigan entering through a window, stealing candy fruit and trying on clothing before being caught. The incident leaves officers puzzled over proper handling of the youngsters.
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Ishpeming, Mich
Rosberg Mercantile Company
Peacox told wife killing staged as accidental murder
White Plains N J District Attorney Frank H Coyne charged Earl Peacox with killing his wife by strangling after an initial pistol blow and then setting the body on fire. Peacox admits the slaying and fire but says it was not premeditated. Frances Murray Newman to testify for the state. Defense argues Peacox was legally insane at the time due to his wife's alleged infidelities.
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Frank H. Coyne
Earl Peacox
Peacox
Coyne
Frances Murray
Frances Newman
Bea Jcox
Sidney Syme
Pearcox
Syme
New Geography Group Starts Organization
Mexico City delegates of North and South American nations form the Pan American Institute of Geography and History. Committees are appointed to fix assessments and oversee details for the institute founded yesterday. William Bovie of the United States offers National Geographic Society support for the work.
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Pan-American Institute of Geography and History
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South America
William Bovie
United States
National Geographic Society
Woman Awarded 150 Dollars After Golf Ball Incident
In Kenosha Wisconsin Mrs Anna Lewandowski received 150 dollars from the city after being struck on the head by a golf ball while working at the municipal golf links this past summer. The award recognizes the injury sustained during municipal grounds work.
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Ireas
Russian flyers land at Kamchatka port
The airship Land of the Soviets arriving from Moscow touched down in Nikolayevsk on Kamchatka, Kamchatka peninsula. The next stage of Commander Seyrmon She Stakev and three other Russian aviators heads across the Okhotsk to Alaska after crossing the Siberian coast.
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Billion bank merger being formed in New York
Rumors confirmed of a planned $1 billion chain banking system led by Marine Trust of Buffalo with Stone and Webster and others. A Delaware holding company Marine Midland will be formed to control about fifteen New York state banks, with a New York City unit to be named Marine Trust Company.
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New York State
George F. Rand
Marine Trust Com
Ernest Stauffen, Jr
New York Trust Company
Associated Dry Goods Company
Marine Trust
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New York State Electric Power Holding Company
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Pacific Coast
Banditary Corporation
Trans-America Corporation
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Wisconsin
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South Dakota
Towa
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Bernard Shaw Learns to Fly at 73 in London
The Daily Mail reports that Bernard Shaw, at 73, may be taking flying lessons at Stair Lane Airdrome north of London. Shaw did not deny the reports, joking about not yet choosing a qualified pilot but noting he has done some flying and questions his future plans.
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Bernard Shaw
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First National Will Join Huge Holding Company
Quantico based tale intertwines Prohibition era issues with a local bank merger plan. Maj. Gen Smedley D Butler pressures town to curb bootlegging while First National Bank in a Wisconsin community considers joining a new holding company with major state banks to pool assets and expand lending.
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Huge Holding Company
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Milwaukee
Lindbergh abandons proposed South American tour
Washington, D. C. Pale American Airways official Nagel announced that Charles A. Lindbergh has canceled plans for a South American tour. The decision cites lack of time and shifts the aviator to a Caribbean tour as Pan American Airways plans passenger cruises this winter. Earlier reports tied the South American flight to a Brazil survey for future U. S. business.
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Caribbean
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W. Irving Glover
Brazil
United States
Huckins Case Will Be Presented to October Session
Milwaukee reports that the case of Elmer S. Huckins the Wisconsin investment wizard will be presented to the October federal grand jury rather than the current session After Huckins was freed of charges of using them with intent to defraud Assistant District Attorney E B Kooger announced plans to present the case to the October grand jury and the court proceedings proceed toward an October session
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Elmer S. Huckins
Wisconsin
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EB. J. Koogrr
Noted Conductor Jis Well Received at Berlin Opera
Albert Coates, noted conductor, led an English baton in Berlin as the first since Sullivan to wield the baton at the State Opera. The performance of Boric Godeunor drew a warmly receptive German audience, with the British ambassador and his delegation in attendance.
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Albert Coates
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Patrol Wagon Stolen in Uttar Pradesh Police Scene
The Omer police report a bold theft of a new patrol wagon known as the Black Maria. City offers a $50 reward, Chief Fred Newton adds another $50. Police seek recovery and suspect foul play by thieves in the area.
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U.P
Fred Newton
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Hoover to Speak on Radio From White House Tonight
President Hoover will deliver a brief radio address at 9 30 p m from the White House during the dedication of the Columbia Broadcasting company's new studio WABC in New York. He will be introduced by Frederickene Wile, a newspaper correspondent.
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Hoover
White House
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WABC
New York
Frederick Ene Wile
Correction on Cannon resolution in Western Ninth Carolina
A correction from Charlotte dated cor recites that the February Associated Press report about a Reid dateline alleging a conference condemned Bishop James Cannon was in error. The quarterly conference occurred months earlier in Vanceville with about 30 attendees and roughly five votes cast, per Rev John C Worten of Durham.
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Associated Press
Vanceville
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Methodist Episcopal Church South
James Cannon
John C . Wonten
Durham
Associa Rd Press
Plate Glass Breaks In Milwaukee It School Stores
Two plate glass windows in northwest Milwaukee stores were broken last night causing about $200 in damage. Police investigate whether striking glaziers, demanding a uniform wage and an eight hour day, were responsible.
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Milwaukee
Northwest Side
Horse Stealing Case to be Tried in October Court
Madison based case against Paul Krakow of Watertown will face the October term of superior court on a horse stealing charge. At a late preliminary hearing, Ray Noltner, a Dane county farmer, testified Krakow stole a horse from the Noltner farm the night of August 26.
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Upi
Paul Krakow
Watertown
Superior Court
Ray Noltner
Dane County
Krakow
Noltner
Frost Healy Blankets Wisconsin as Cold Snap Spreads
Western and northern Wisconsin report killing frosts with Milwaukee at 27 or 29 below May levels as Frost covers the state. Wausau reportedly near 30 last night. Cranberry marshes in Wood County flood to protect crops while tobacco fields in western counties suffer heavy damage. Weather bureau notes a southern high pressure sweep brings the chill.
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Wisconsin
Mercury
Regon
la Crosse
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Wood County
Record 103 boarders at Momsen's boarding house
Weather notes report a cool spell with frosts across the upper midwest. Milwaukee and Wisconsin stations note cold nights with a 40 to 50 degree forecast and lingering frost risk, while Iowa corn predicts protection from frost after September 20 in the north.
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Milwaukee
Fire Causes Traffic Jam During Morning Rush
A morning blaze swept through a two story frame building housing a printing company, creating a traffic jam and forcing a family to flee. A streetcar caught fire at the Lincoln Park terminal on Third Street. the lone streetcar motorman escaped unharmed.
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Milwaukee
Tancoln Park
Third Street
Zeppelin Lands at Friedrichshafen Welcome Home Passengers
The Graf Zeppelin landed in Friedrichshafen Germany at 7:24 p m local time. Passengers aboard the airship waved to Dr Hugo Eckener the commander as he circled the liner New York over the Elbe river mouth. A laurel wreath was dropped on the ship and Eckener received a welcome home salute.
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Germany
Elbe
America
Hugo Eckener
Graf
New York
Prau Schener
Doctor Eckener
Zep
Friedrichshafer
Italian Congress of Science Opens In Florence
Florence Italy iii The Italian Congress of Science opened a week s gathering today with noted scientists from abroad in attendance including the United States Lauder W Jones Princeton chemistry professor and W J Robbins Missouri botany professor scheduled to take part from Paris attached to the Rockefeller foundation Also General Perrier president of the Free Society for the Progress of Science and member of the French Institute of Science among visitors
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Italy
Italian Congress of Science
United States
Lauder W. Jones
Princeton University
W. J Robbins
University of Missouri
Paris
Rockefeller Foundation
General Perrier
Free Society For the Progress of Science
French Institute of Science
Vets Home 10 to be Reorganized at Waupaca
Governor approves bill reorganizing the Veterans Home at Waupaca to the Grand Army Home for Veterans. A new board headed by the adjutant general will run the facility with a policy vote from the board. Members include the state surgeon, the chief quartermaster, and the Wisconsin G A R commander, with four more to be appointed from G A R or Woman's Relief corps.
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Madison
U.R
Veterans’ Home
Waupaca
Fred R. Zimerman
Ralph M. Immel
Grand Army Home For Veterans
Zimmerman
Grand Army of the Republic
Walter WJ. Kohler
Adjutant General
Lifelong companion killed by shot from duck hunting friend
Green Bay Wis A lifelong companionship ended when Bart Fiedler 45 died from a gunshot wound by his friend Nick Lefevre during duck hunting. They worked in Northwestern railroad yards and hunted together since youth. Lefevre fired at a flock. Fiedler stood in the boat and was struck in the head. He was taken to a hospital but died.
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Wis
Bart Fiedler
Nick Lefevre
Lefevre
Fiedler
Northwestern
Lhree Lapin
Taber
Must Quit Flying for Time Excerpted from OCR Fragments
In a partial report, Anderson and a partner faced charges of larceny as a plane was seized. Authorities planned extradition, with Anderson to travel by rail from Sault Ste Marie to Milwaukee. A warrant and police telegram describe the attempted flight and the decision to repatriate by train.
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Tat
Marin
Hubert
Silver Lake
Ken
Hailee Hen Anderson
Teieramram Sanit
Anderean
Anderson
Milwau
Ker
Weather Watch Forecast From Wisconsin to Michigan
Wisconsin and Upper Michigan forecast shows tonight and Thursday fair to rising temperatures with frost noted tonight. North winds light to moderate with general fair conditions. temperatures rise Thursday with a trace of precipitation possible. Daily observations report a maximum near 96 and a minimum around 39 with northwest winds.
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Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Buchstall Observatory
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Pirates Fade In Loss as Cubs Clinch Pennant
The Chicago Cubs secured the National League pennant after Boston Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, ending Chicago’s long pennant chase. Joe McCarthy’s Cubs rose from a tough road stretch to lead the league, with owner William Wrigley backing a strong build and big-name acquisitions like Rogers Hornsby and Woody English boosting attendance and title hopes.
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Joe McCarthy
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Farm Board Approves Loan to Wheat Growers Group
The Federal Farm Board approved a 500060 loan to the Montana Wheat Growers association of Grand Forks North Dakota, supplementing a prior loan from the Federal Reserve Bank of St Paul. The advance is ten cents per bushel with combined loans not exceeding one dollar per bushel. The association becomes the first to qualify for supplemental loans to Cooperative Grain Growers associations.
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Federal Farm Board
North Dakota
Montana Wheat Growers Association
Grand Forks
Federal Inredit Bank of
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