Impeachment Move Affects Judge Woodward in Congress
Federal Judge Charles E. Woodward of Chicago faces impeachment after a House Judiciary Committee vote of twenty with charges to be drawn up. Nepotism claims center on appointing the law firm Loucks Wickert Peterson and the salary rise for Harold Woodward. Senate trial would follow if substantiated.
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House Committee On Judiciary
Charles E. Woodward
Chicago
House
Senate
Washington
Woodward
Loucks, Wickert & Peterson
Harold
Ashurst
Arizona
Farmhand Gored to Death by Bull on Michigan Farm
Traverse City report states 77 year old farmhand Traverse City Ramsey was gored to death by a bull on the Jay Palmer farm where he worked. The incident adds to a list of local disasters and accidents across Michigan in a periodical roundup.
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Traverse City
Joseph Ramsey
Jay Palmer
Vicksburg
Dan Jacobs
India
White Cloud
Marshall
J.B. Hookway
Wayne Hookway
Clarence Lafountain
Clinton
Clinton Woolen Mills Co
United States
Fraser
Herman Kukuk
Utica Road
Fifteen Mile Road
Gertrude Woodard
Battle Creek
W. W. Brigden
City Water Department
Michigan
City Commission
Brigden
Tonia
Lawrence Rowland
Lake Odessa
Gerald
Rowland
Kalamazoo
Grand Army of the Republic
Bronson Park
Abraham Lincoln
Daughters of Union
Owosso
Croswell
Michigan Sugar Co
Arthur W. Baumgarten
Eastern Michigan Railway
Flint Real Estate Board
Muskegon
Napoleon Belfy
Muskegon Fire Department
Rochester
Minn
Belfy
Napoleon Belly
Farmington
Zella Shultz
Farmington High School
Monroe
Ohio Line
FERA
Jackson
John ©. Lehr
PWA
Alma
Kevin Portier
Verne Porter
Holland
Gay
Anna Jacksen
Pontiac
William Peck
éGil
George Burr
Lapeer
Ralph Green
Flint
Lloyd Conant
Green
St. Ignace
Straits of Mackinac
Lansing
State Liquor Control Commission
United States Supreme Court
Frank A. Picard
Ohio
S. Bad Axe
Huron Board of Supervisors
Frank W. Hubbard & Co
Bad Axe
Neil E. Reid
Mt. Clemens
Ypsilanti
Russell Elavitter
Russell
Charles Sinkule
Sergt
Ernest Klavitter
Ypsilanti Police
Chicago
University of Chicago
Alice de Blois
Benton Harbor
William Sleator
Ann Arbor
Paul Ferguson
Mt. Pleasant
Winn
Blanchard
Shepherd
Rotary International
William C. Otto
Fred. M. Hault
Cheboygan
Raymond F. Dresser
Sturgis
Gail M. Horn
Dowaginc
Cadillac
John Johnson
John
Willis’ Coryell
Adolph Steinke
Coryell
Steinke Yard
Steinke
Roosevelt Signals New Deal Road Map in Campaign Season
Washington observers say President Roosevelt’s public outline of his 1935 agenda aims to shape the fall elections. The move seeks an informed mandate from voters on Old Age pensions, unemployment insurance and NRA revisions as Congress reconvenes.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
Ohio
Regional Labor Board
Labor Board
Olson
National Guard
Francis H. Shoemaker
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Charles P. Taft
Washington
National Labor Board
The
NRA
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
Mr. Roosevelt
Borah
Lincoln
Republic
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Darrow
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North Dakota
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William ©. Thompson
Lowell Mason
Mason
General Johnson
Mount Vernon
Hurley
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Tokyo
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Philip la Follette
Milwaukee
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Ayr
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Dickinson
Gogebic
Houghton
Iron
Keweenaw
Qatonagon
Otsego
Lower Peninsula
Atty
Patrick H. O’brien
William Bruckart
Ding” Husdent Roosevelt
J. N. Darling
Darling
Department of Agriculture
Ickes
Department of the Interior
Wallace
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