Wisconsin Assembly Debates Liquor Control Amendments
The Wisconsin Assembly opened action on a liquor control bill amid amendments. Key figures like Bachhuber and Kostuck pushed provisions on license fees and tavern regulation, while opposition argued against certain costs and controls. The debate included calls to curb unscrupulous practices and adjust distiller’s licensing terms. Continued on page 4.
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ireneon assembly
advaiton
Asmm
I. Bachhuber
Walter
acti Mankesha
di Bachhuber
jearler
Two Children Die in Holcombe Farm Fire
Dolores Miller aged three and Robert Miller aged two, children of Hazzen and Mrs. Miller, perished in a Holcombe Wisconsin farm home fire Monday afternoon. The eldest daughter tried to rescue the siblings but smoke and flames trapped them as the mother was away and the father worked on a CWA project.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Dolores
Robert
Hazzen Miller
Holcombe
CWA
Relief Fund Passes Four Thousand Mark Today
A historic roll shows widespread support for the relief fund with numerous donations from individuals and companies. Notable contributions include Mary Prange 50.00, Wis. Power & Light 50.00, Montgomery Ward 20.00, Leverenz Shoe Co. 35.00, and many more bringing the total past 4,000. The fund lists donors A Friend, Geo. Burkhard, Otto Kuechle, and Rev. C. P. Schulz among others.
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Kimergensy Relief
American Legion
Dillingham Mfg. “Co
Sheb. Coal Co
E. BH
Pantzer
Mary Prange
The Press
Helen Prange
Wis
Power & Light Co
sevany
Jos. Preiler
Sheboygan
Henry Jung
imi
Evangelica
Arnold Steimle
Woman's Club
J. Balthorn
Woman's Charity Club
Whey
Kaufmann
vis
Montgomery Ward
Geo
F. Imig
R. H. Thieman
Circle King's
Carl H. Esch
Arnold
Clarence Leverenz
Heinecke Co
Herman C. Runge
jonn Roenitz
Eyend
RC. Mandel
wan a Grube
A. Friend
J. B. Ruesink
Miss Van Grueningen
Geo. Burkhard
Koepsell
Koepsell Co
Rance Loop
Otto Kuechle
Rev. C. P
Government To Buy 15 000 000 Pounds Of Surplus Butter
The Federal Surplus Relief Corporation announced it will purchase 15 million pounds of butter from New York and Chicago districts for distribution to needy unemployed. Bids open December 28. butter must be light to medium salt with at least 80 percent milk fat and be subject to Agriculture Bureau inspection.
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Washington
federal surplus relief corporation
New York
Chicago
Harry L. Hopkins
bureau of agricultural economics
department of agriculture
Dillinger Gang Sighted In Milwaukee Says Court
District court disclosed that John Dillinger and four gang members were in Milwaukee about ten days ago to fence 40000 dollars in bonds from a Racine bank robbery. Harold Trimby and Helen Smith testified and implicated the gang though denying membership.
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Milwaukee
John Dillinger
Harold Trimby
Helen Smith
Dulinger
Harry Nelson
Chicago
Trimby
N. Smith
Champaign
Terre Haute
Ind
Jim Rydlewicz
Dillinger
jan east side tavern
Timby
Harry Pierpont
Russel Clark
Dewey Elliott
Pearl Elliott
John Howie
Chicago police department
Two Perish In Fire At Home In Wisconsin
In Marinette County near Wausaukes the Fransee farm home burned last night, killing the two oldest children of a family of five. Charles Fransee, who believed the blaze started from an overheated stove, rushed to save them but suffered severe burns. The mother and three other occupants escaped to a barn to endure the cold.
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Marinette
Wis
Charles Fransee
Wausaukes
Fransee
Aerial Tour of Lindberghs Ends Homecoming Celebration
Charles and Anne Lindbergh return from a 30 000 mile Atlantic flight ending a five month voyage that covered 31 countries and four continents Their arrival at College Point Long Island Sound occurred at 240 p m after a dramatic aerial duel with photographers The couple will report on trans Atlantic routes and Mrs Lindbergh steered radio operations through the journey
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JOHN R. BEAL
United Press
New York
Lindberghs
Jon
Atlantic ocean
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Miami
Fla
College Point
Long Island Sound
Charleston
D. C
south Atlantics
Europe
mid-Atlantic
Azores Islands
will
Roosevelt Grants National Labor Board Expanded Authority
President Roosevelt issued an executive order empowering the National Labor Board to carry out its activities with full government authority. The move follows two pending cases with Weirton Steel and Budd Manufacturing over employees elections for bargaining methods. The decision coincides with adding three members to the National Emergency council coordinating recovery efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
White House
National Emergency council
Wisconsin Civil Works Director Attacks Fees on CWA Workers
Madison Wis Oct 14 Robert C Johnson state civil works director today lashed merchants throughout the state who charge CWA employees a fee for cashing checks He condemned their lack of cooperation with the federal government and cited Roosevelt requests to absorb the charges He also defended project approvals for dairy farm improvements despite criticism Continued on page 15
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Madison
Wis
senate
Schmedeman
Willam Carroll
Prairie du Chien
Walter S. Goodland
Racine
Madison, Wise
Robert C. Johnson
CWA
Roosevelt
Johnson
Retired Farmer Killed By Auto Near Saukville
Robert Rudolph 68 of near Saukville was struck and killed while walking on Highway 57 three miles north of Saukville at 8 30 p m Monday. A car driven by L W Burns of Waukegan and a truck driven by John Bowman of Norway Mich collided head on causing Rudolph s death. He leaves a widow and eight children. Officials said Burris was not held but inquest decision is pending.
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Port Washington
Robert Rudolph
Saukville
Highway 57
L. W. Burns
Waukegan
Til
John Bowman
Norway
Mich
Rudolph
Ozaukee county
Burris
Regional Director Is Man Of Ability
Robert L. Reisinger, Milwaukee contractor, takes charge as regional director of Region 16 covering Sheboygan and Manitowoc counties with headquarters in Sheboygan. He notes no policy changes for Civil Works Administration work. Dr. A. F. Schrage will continue in leadership.
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Robert L. Reisinger
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Reisinger
Willard M. Scannenburg
Robert L. Reisinger & Company
Knickerbocker
Marquette
Belmont
La Salle
Commerce buiding
Graphic Arts
Globe-Union company
Davis Manufacturing company
Allis- Chalmers Pressed Steel Tank company
Kearney & Trecker company
Gerlinger Steel Casting company
Old Line Life Insurance
Underwriters’ Exchange
Sheboygan Walls
National Association of Builders Exchanges
Associated General Contractors
Associated General Contractors of America
Washington, D. C
CWA
A. F. Schrage
Cermak Guard Shot in Bauler Tavern Brawl
A former bodyguard of the late Mayor Anton Cermak and a deputy sheriff were seriously wounded in a battle with Alderman Mathias Bauler of the 43rd Ward at Bauler's tavern after a Christmas party. Chief Deputy Sheriff Frank Wright was critically injured, and Officer John Ahern fought the tavern keeper. Democratic leaders attended, including Mayor Edward J. Kelly and Sheriff Meyer, with ties to a prior gang assassination at the plant of Cus Winkler.
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Chicago
Anton Cermak
Mathias
Paddy) Bauler
Bauler
Cermak
Europe
Edward J. Kelly
W. D. Meyering
Charles Weber
Cus Winkler
Bayler
Ahern
Edward Hayes
Alderman Bauler
Law student escort linked to fatal Pepper Pike incident
A Western Reserve law student 21 is held after a retiree, Carl Merling 48, was fatally hurt when he tried to assault Ruth Beiter 19 and Britton Young 21 at a parked car along Belicourt road in Pepper Pike. Police await charges as details emerge from the students’ accounts.
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MEADE C. MONROE
United Press
Cleveland
Pepper Pike village
Britton T. Young
Western Reserve University
Stephen M. Young
Carl Merling
Ruth Beiter
Flora Stone Mather College
Carson, O
Young
Miss Belter
Belicourt road
Widening of Fourteenth Street Deemed Too Costly
Wisconsin highway officials propose abandoning the Fourteenth street widening from Broadway to Georgia due to excessive costs. A new plan favors Seventeenth street with a bridge over the Sheboygan River and a route via Union avenue and Sauk Trail road, reducing burden on taxpayers as outlined in a December 1933 communication from the State Highway Commission.
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Fourteenth street
Fourteenth streets
Broadway
Georgia
Wisconsin Highway department
North Western
Seventeenth street
Sheboygan river
Kiwanis park
State Highway commission
Sonnenburg
Sheboygan
Wis
U. S. Public Works Project
Georgia avenue
Crops Value Soars More Than Last Year Across Farms
The 1933 total farm crop value was reported at 4.08 billion dollars, up from 2.38 billion last year, with 327.3 million acres harvested. Wheat alone valued at 357.5 million dollars, selling at 67.8 cents a bushel, from 47.49 million acres and 527.4 million bushels produced.
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Washington
agriculture department
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