Wisconsin mobilizes guards in milk strike conflict
Wisconsin authorities mobilize more than half the state National Guard with full equipment to cover a 250 mile strike front in the milk war. Deputies equipped with pistols and riot clubs chase disorder as militiamen fight strikers with tear gas in two large clashes. Fourteen additional companies are held in readiness as Governor Schmedeman orders sheriffs to arrest all active milk dumpers amid an escalating organized rebellion.
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Violence and arrests in Wisconsin labor unrest flareups
State mobilizes National Guard as strikes and picketing paralyze rail shipments in Shawano Milwaukee and Racine counties. About 200 arrested and many guardsmen and deputies injured. Russell Belding, 18, wounded in Racine as tear gas and clubs disperse 600 strikers. Morning clash at Shawne sees 1500 officers confront rioters.
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Employment gains reported for April show 1.6 percent rise
Washington May 18. The Labor Department says employment rose 1.6 percent and payrolls by 4.5 percent in April versus March. Year over year, employment declined 10 percent and payrolls 21.9 percent. Notable monthly gains occurred in canning and preserving, dy ing and cleaning, quarrying and mining, and retail trade ahead of Easter.
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Washington, D. C
Frances Perkins
Three-Way Finances Contest At Baptist Meeting
New York May 1 delegates leave for the northern Baptist convention where a three way debate on financial policy is expected. The formal session opens May 4 in Washington with preliminary meetings underway. May 23 sees the Northern and Beotham Baptists, combining over 500,000 members, meet together for the first time since the 1845 split over slavery.
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War on economic gloom eyed by Ishii in San Francisco
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii Japan's London conference delegate hopes allied nations join in fighting economic low mood en route to meet President Roosevelt in Washington. He aims to cooperate with the United States in the broad effort against the global malaise. Separately at Beaumont, Arthur Lb Leonard former Jefferson County tax assessor see trials delayed as health concerns stall proceedings amid multiple indictments.
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Bank clearings rise modestly in week ended May 17
Bank clearings in leading U S cities totaled 4.4293 billion dollars for the week ended May 17, up 1.7 percent from a year earlier. The Dun and Bradstreet report notes gains across major centers with general improvement in activity.
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Public Works Plan Aimed to Stabilize Industry and Wages
President Roosevelt outlined a broad public works program to inject 3.3 billion dollars into construction and regulate industry. An administrator would oversee voluntary codes for fair competition, minimum pay, and working hours, with collective bargaining rights and potential licensing. Violations carry fines and possible imprisonment.
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Pytes Secretary to Chief Kilday in Police Bureau Change
Edward Pyle, record clerk in the detective bureau, becomes secretary to Chief of Police Gwen W. Kilday. The move was learned Thursday. Appointment of a successor for Pollet is to be considered, with Capt. A. D. McDonald reportedly under consideration.
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Moody-Searaves unit heads into bankruptcy case
Galveston May 16. The Moody-Searaves corporation filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court here. William L Moody III and William L Moody Jr are named in the filing amid inadvertent transmission errors that misidentified Moody. The report notes a type error and the same key control.
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Galveston
Moody-Searaves Corporation
William L. Moody III
Willem Te. Moody Jr
William L. Moody
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Federal agents seize mash and still on North Cherry Street
Prohibition agents seized 080 gallons of whiskey mash and a 40 gallon still in the 100 block of North Cherry Street on Wednesday afternoon, authorities reported Thursday. Domingo Villareal was placed under bond. Dan Ferguson of 4418 West Commerce Street reported his auto stolen and recovered, with a damaged public items note attached.
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures For May
Treasury receipts for May 18 stand at 5,056,383.78 dollars with expenditures totaling 19,198,710.14 dollars leaving a balance of 410,924,013.82 dollars. Customs duties for 18 days of May amount to 14,265,076.67 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Seguin High School Commencement Set for June 1
Seguin May 18 commencement exercises at Seguin High School will be held Thursday June 1. The senior class will be the largest in the history of the school.
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