Riots Clash in Place de la Concorde Over Stavisky Scandal
A chaotic riot erupts in Paris as barricades rise around Place de la Concorde amid Stavisky scandal protests. Police fire volleys as crowds clash with mounted officers. casualties are reported but numbers remain uncertain. Daladier government faces pressure while riots spread through streets including the Hotel de Ville area.
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Dr Wynekoop To Face Second Trial In February
Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop is scheduled for a second murder trial on Rheta Wynekoop, her daughter in law, with Judge Harry B Miller presiding. The aged defendant urged immediate trial but defense counsel urged readiness. Wynekoop appeared in court in the same dress as the first trial.
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Rheta
Harry B. Miller
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Dr. Wynekoop
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W. W. Smith
David
Walker
Profits In Planes Are Excessive
Washington. A house naval affairs subcommittee will call Charles Francis Adams and two assistants to probe airplane contracts amid claims profits reached 50 percent. The panel doubts current navy officials know pre March contract awards. Navy figures show Pratt Whitney profits higher on commercial work than on military orders, raising questions about subsidies to keep firms in business.
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Delaney
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Ernest I. King
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Wiliam A. Moffett
Akron
Atlantic
getion
King
Pratt-Whitney
Wright
McFarlane
Ford raises wages for 20000 Detroit workers
Henry Ford boosted the pay of 20,000 production workers in Detroit by 10 percent, saying the best economy is one that pays higher wages. He planned to extend raises across all production lines as the recovery improves and jobs return. officials said the pay hike had begun two weeks ago.
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Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
Rail line to buy steel with $1.4 million loan
The Public Works Administration approved a $1,400,000 loan to the Chicago and North Western Railway to purchase thousands of tons of steel rail and fastenings. The loan funds rail between Chicago and Council Bluffs and on Chicago to Milwaukee routes, as part of a $41,000,000 blanket allotment for new rails.
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Chicago and North Western Railway company
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Western
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Milwaukee
Conviction Of Head Of Bank Is Set Aside
The Wisconsin Supreme Court freed Fred A. Lochner president of the closed Bank of Shorewood Milwaukee county on grounds no law was violated when he had bank stock entered in others names He avoids a one to two year sentence and the ruling cites no unlawful entry He was convicted on nine counts for false entries or reports to the banking commission.
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Fred A. Lochner
Bank of Shorewood
Milwaukee county
state supreme court
Lochner
Shaughnessy
George B. Nelson
commission on banking
Fairbanks Named In Suit By Lord Ashley
American film star Douglas Fairbanks Sr is named as co respondent in a divorce action filed by Lord Ashley against Lady Ashley in London. Lady Ashley declined to comment and Fairbanks kept a dignified silence at a country home near London as Mary Pickford’s California divorce actions continued.
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Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Fairbanks
ALBERT W. WILSON
Associated Press
London
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Mayfair
Mary
England
Lord
Special Legal Fees Cut Down By Schmedeman
Madison reports show Schmedeman administration spends less on special attorneys than LaFollette and Kohler regimes. The Press lists attorneys hired by Lafollette era, noting many were progressive adherents. Totals include daily rates and expenses for cases involving the state with multiple states.
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Madison
Wis
LaFollette
Kohler
Madison progressive organ
Prosecution Sought in Hoover Airmail Contract Probe
Justice Department agents move toward a sweeping inquiry into Hoover era airmail contracts. The probe, stemming from Senate committee findings, could outrank Teapot Dome in impact, with contempt hearings set for four officials of Major Airlines and a former Hoover aide.
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Western Air Express
Gilbert Girvin
Hanshue
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Northwest Airways
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criminal investigation bureau
senate committee
Black
Dem
Ala
Coffey Orders Uniform CWA Rules for Wisconsin
Milwaukee. William L. Coffey, new state administrator of public relief and CWA, issues a statewide order requiring full compliance with federal civil works regulations and forbidding local entanglements. He aims to complete unfinished projects as the program may extend from February 15 to possibly July. Discrepancies stem from Washington versus Madison directives. conference of the Wisconsin League of Municipalities noted timing and quota issues.
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Milwaukee
William L. Coffey
CWA
Washington
Madison
Wieconab League of Municipalities
Unknown Force Blamed Inmate Death At Oshkosh Inquest
An Oshkosh coroner's jury ruled Oscar Schrader died January 26 1034 from an unknown force causing a fractured larynx. The inquest spanned three days with 42 witnesses including hospital staff and local officials.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Oscar Schrader
Wisconsin hearing seeks time for Schrader death probe
State Senator Morley Kelly leads an investigation into conditions at Wisconsin state institutions. Time and place for the first hearing had not yet been set as staff and witnesses, including hospital employees, are questioned about Schrader's death and whether injuries caused by others or self harm were involved. The interim committee will begin a thorough inquiry next week with witnesses to be located and questioned.
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Wis
Morley Kelly
Wisconsin
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ataft
Schrader
state Inginiature
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R. C. Lave
Jim Anderson
C. E. Broughton
Sheboygan
Broughton
Prem
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Bell
witnoan
Winnebago
Loren FE. Dickelman
Oshkosh
B. L. Tharinger
Milwauker
Tharinger
Insanity Pleas Expected In Murder Case Near Indianapolis
Three Perrone suspects charged with murder in the slaying of pastor Gaylor V. Saunders are expected to enter insanity pleas. Mrs. Neema Saunders Theodore Mathers and Masil Roe are held with Mrs Mabel Balke as investigators pursue motive and exact location. Detectives say Roe drove the car to a drinking party and Mathers fired the fatal shot amid disputed insurance motives.
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Ind
Perrone
Gaylor V. Saunders
Neema Saunders
Theodore Mathers
Saunders and Clanamate
Masil Roe
Mathers
Mabel Balke
Saunders
Roe
Saunders and Mathers
Payroll shortfall in Wisconsin Civil Works quota
Madison Wisconsin reports that 49,267 employees were on county civil works payrolls the week ending Feb 1 adding 3,000 administrative workers. Wisconsin remains about 2,500 below the 75,000 quota. The latest payroll totaled 979,000 dollars versus 1,435,000 the prior week and 2,900,000 in the week before.
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