Doumergue Named Premier as Riots Sweep Paris
France faces a crisis as President Lebrun appoints Gaston Doumergue, 70, to head government to calm turmoil. A 20 point general strike spreads, utilities may halt nationwide, railroads and postmen likely to join, amid deadly violence and a decree banning firearms near Paris.
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Lebrun
National Federation of Labor
France
Paris
vione
drun
lebrmoll
Gaston Doumergue
Kinergus
Tax Bill Lowers Rates For Higher Incomes
The House committee approved a bill reducing rates for higher earners and provides relief for middle class taxpayers. The measure faces debate over its impact on revenues and the economy while critics question certain estimates and lobby pressures.
Jacobson Will Confer Here On Leverenz Strike
Milwaukee labor board secretary B C Jacobson submitted to Weyenberg Shoe officials terms for workers to halt strikes. Strikers offer to withdraw pickets pending negotiations and a secret ballot under board supervision to show support for demanded changes. Jacobson will also confer with Leverenz Shoe officials in Sheboygan where a separate strike is under way.
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Milwaukee
B. C. Jacobson
NRA regional labor board
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing company
Beaver Dam
Jacobsen
labor board
Jacobson
Leverenz Shoe company
Sheboygan
Index to Laws Chapter 15 on School District Changes
Index summarizes Chapter 15 relating to changes in common school districts. Note mentions Chapter Jaw on page 16 and page 16 reference.
Bremer Seeks Word From Kidnappers On Edward Bremer
Bremer extending the deadline for Edward Bremer’s abduction to Thursday night amid hopeful notes from Adolf Bremer that contact may come. City, state and federal authorities back the extension as investigators press to reach the kidnapers and verify the fate of the banker.
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St. Paul
Minn
Adolf Bremer
Edward Bremer
Bremer
Roosevelt
Jacob Schmidt Brewing company
Kenosha Man Jailed For Torturing Boy
Max Sato, 27, Mexican laborer, jailed in Kenosha Wis after accusations by his wife Agnes that he abused two year old stepson Roger Weinke. He allegedly held his head under cold water, beat him with a belt, pulled his ears, and kept him in a dark room strapped to a chair for hours. He faces assault with intent to kill and a preliminary hearing set for Friday.
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Kenosha
Wis
Max Sato
Roger Weinke
Violet Fischer
Agnes
Sato
John P. McEvoy
Roger
Dillinger Captors to Visit Racine on Vacation
Tucson police officers Chester Sherman and Charles Eynian who helped trap Dillinger gang members Charles Makley and Russell Clark will visit Racine, sending a telegram to Chief Grover C. Sutter. They have a three weeks paid vacation awarded by the city of Tucson in appreciation of their service.
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Racine
Wis
Chester Sherman
Charles Eynian
Tucson
Arizona
Dillinger
Grover C. Sutter
Sherman
Eynian
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Sutter
Paris Chamber Guarded as Mob Battles Police
A massive Paris crowd clashed with police and mounted troopers outside the chamber of deputies. The mob hurled paving blocks iron pikes and clubs, while republican guards patrolled as gunfire drove the attackers back from the building.
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Place de la Concorde
marine ministry
chamber of deputies
Affidavits Filed Against Street Commissioner Hinze
The common council accepted affidavits charging Street Commissioner Arthur Hinze and referred them to the committee of the whole. Mayor Sonnenburg announced four affidavits by Emil Fischer, Richard Be Scauette, William Rogiln and Alfred M Mueller. The council clarified procedures and scheduled a hearing within thirty days after charges are preferred.
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Arthur Hlinze
board of harbor commissioners
Willard M. Sonnenburg
Emil Fischer
Richard BE
Scauette
William Rogiln
Alfred M. Mueller
Sonnenburg
Otto Messner
FTC files price fixing complaint against rayon yarn makers
The Federal Trade Commission charges ten viscose rayon yarn manufacturers with conspiring to form a price fixing monopoly. The firms supply nearly all rayon yarn used by U S textile mills. They must answer within 36 days or face a cease and desist order. Named companies include Viscose Co Dupont Rayon Co Tubize Chatillon Industrial Rayon American Glanzatoff American Enka Shenandoah Rayon Delaware Rayon Acme Rayon and Belmonts é corporation with bases in New York Utica Cleveland Rocky Hill and New Castle.
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Washington
federal trade commission today
Viscose Co
Dupont Rayon Co
Tubize Chatiljon corporation
Industrial Rayon corporation
American Glanzatoff corporation
Debate on CWA continuance resumes in Washington
Senate clash over St Lawrence treaty delays vote as Johnson utilities bill and CWA relief draw focus. Roosevelt backs 1.166 billion emergency aid for five months and 2 billion for next fiscal year while Hopkins says civil works ends in May. Treaties vote postponed awaiting brighter prospects. bill limits federal injunctions against state PSC actions.
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St. Lawrence
senate
house
White House
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
CWA
Pittman
Nevada
Lewis
Illinois
treatyites
Johnson bill
Hastings
R.-Del
public service commission
Few Primary Elections Will Be Conducted
Madison Wisconsin reports that the 1998 law mandating municipal primaries 90 days before the April election will limit primaries. Secretary of State Theodore Dammann says several cities missed filing deadlines, making them ineligible, while eight commission cities must still hold primaries regardless of the new rule.
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Madison
Wis
Theodore Dammann
J. E H. Finnegan
egislature
Anetigo
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
No Primary Set In Sheboygan Voters Do Not Demand
No primary election will be held in Sheboygan as the common council did not petition and voters did not demand it. Other cities including Janeaville Menomonie Portage Rice Lake and Port Washington schedule primaries for March 13 two weeks before the April election. Superior and Green Bay also face commission-city status and related scheduling.
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Sheboygan
common council
Janeaville
Menomonie
Portage
Rice Lake
Port Washington
Superior
Gree Bay
Wisconsin Governor Wins on School District Split Prevention
Madison reports Gov. Schmedeman’s bill to curb divided school districts to boost state aid becomes law. The measure, approved 51 to 0 in the assembly after a two hour filibuster, gives the emergency board prior approval power to sanction future divisions to avoid inflated aid.
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Madison
Wis
Schmedeman
Hugh A. Harper
LAncaster
Harper
assembly
senate
Grant county
Grant
Air Mail Subsidies Under Fire As Justice Probes Grow
President Roosevelt orders the justice department to investigate all complaints about air mail and related contracts. J Edger Hoover's agents pursue rumors of irregularities in war department material sales. Senate probes widen to Oscar Bruce’s alleged monopoly on post office flooring contracts with a 12 percent commission. Probes target PWA graft in emergency programs across multiple states.
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Roosevelt
department of justice
White House
J. Edger Hoover
war department
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post office department
navy department
Hoover
Black
post office
Frank B. Bruce
Memphis, Tenn
Bruce
Joseph W. Bagley
Walter F. Brown
Hoover administration
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Poatntaater
Farley
Senate
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D.C
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Baltimore
Kentucky
Oklahome
Utah
Massachusetts
California
Arkansas
PWA
CWA
Morgan Wanted Insull Appointed Says Brown
Edward Eagle Brown of the First National Bank of Chicago recounts in federal court how Morgan and Company sought Samuel Insull Sr as co receiver for Insull holdings. He notes banks held over a million Insull shares and debentures while Insull resisted some proposals and later resigned from the utility empire.
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Chicago
P Morgan and Company
Eingiah
Samuel Insull
Utiutga corporation
Insull
House of Morgan
Fidward Eagle Brown
First National Bank of Chicago
Brown
J. FP. Morgan and Company
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nsull
Edward N. Hurley
Charles McCullough
tn Kiitoey
Edward Eagle Brown
wee
Chicago Club
Hg Insull
aaid Brown
hineelf
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