Poisoned Highball Trial Opens With Hospital Records
In the trial of Dr. Dean for the death of Dr. Kennedy at Rath Stuckey Hospital, court records and letters are introduced to show possible mercurial poisoning. The defense portrays a jealous love triangle, while the state argues a murder via poisoned drink. Jurors review testimony as proceedings unfold.
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Mans
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Dean
Prescott Kennedy
Rath Stuckey
weal Baptist hospitel
Jack
Dean immediate
Kennedy
S. F. Davia
Kent
Henry Kennedy
Dr. Kennedy
Dr. Dean
Bessie Barry Kennedy
slim
nave
Death Probe To Be Started Tuesday In Oscar Schrader Case
A special legislative committee will open hearings Tuesday to probe Oscar Schrader s death at a Winnebago county hospital. The inquest found a fractured larynx as the cause. committee plans to hear around 60 witnesses, including hospital officials and attendants, to determine if guards or attendants bore responsibility. Two attendants are suspended. If blame is found, prosecutions or removals may follow under abuse of prisoners statutes. Dr Peter Bell is among expected witnesses.
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HOLLENBECK
Oscar “aan
fon
Oscar Schrader
Presa
Waupin
Peter Bell
Weather forecast for Wisconsin turns colder tonight
Continued from page 4, the forecast notes fair conditions and much colder temperatures across Wisconsin tonight. Tuesday is expected to be fair but colder, with the southeast portion of the state experiencing cooler weather.
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Wisconsin
Riots in Austria Toll Rises With General Strike
A UPI canvass from Vienna and other Austrian cities estimates 100 to 150 dead from days of socialist strikes and government reprisals. In Vienna, Linz, Graz, and munitions centers like Steyr and Bruck an der Mur heavy fighting involved police, army, and Heimwehr. Martial law and curfews were imposed as machine guns, artillery, and shelling surrounded districts. In Linz fighting produced most deaths, with reports of 16 killed in one clash and 115 plus 25 in another as troops bombarded.
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WADE WERNER
Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Linz
Graz
Steyr
Bruckander- mur
Eggenberg
Ling
Heimwehr
Styria
Figgenberg
Dollfuss
Special Wisconsin Laws Pushed for Complete Indexing
Sheboygan Press notes a special session of the Wisconsin Legislature passing laws to be fully indexed for reference, with statutes affected and the initiative titled postpalis in Bicents peck.
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Wisconsin
SHEBOYGAN PRESS
Strike In Paris Disrupts Industry
An army of one million workers struck today against Fascist methods in France. The French Federation of Labor called a 24 hour general strike to protest dictatorial control, aiming to shut down most industries. Nearly 500 were arrested for traffic obstruction and violent picketing, with some released tonight. Paris deployed soldiers and sailors to keep essential services running while communications to Paris and New York were interrupted. Police and soldiers on duty numbered thirty five thousand in Paris as 100,000 workers were affected. The walkout drew support from socialists and communists, and teachers joined though schools stayed largely open. The federation claimed 20 percent attendance at the strike.
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Paris
France
Domergue
French Federation of Labor
Patis
Subway
federation of labor
Hokanson And Associates Buy Milwaukee Club
Rudolph Hokanson and a Milwaukee group have purchased the Milwaukee baseball club of the American Association from the St. Louis Browns. The price is cited as more than $100,000. Louis M. Nahin will stay on in a business role, Allen Fetheron and Hokanson expect final papers to be signed soon.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee baseball club
American Association
St. Louis Browns
Rudolph Hokanson
Hokanson
United Press
Louis M. Nahin
Brewers
Allen fetheron
Browns
Phil Ball
St. Louis
Milwaukee capital
Lake Michigan advisory storm warning issued today
Strong northerly winds on Lake Michigan lessen tonight as snow bursts diminish. Advisory storm warning remains in effect today with potential rough seas and dangerous conditions for mariners.
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Lake Michigan
Calls for Suspension of Northern Hospital Head
Telegram from C E Broughton to Governor Schmedeman urging the suspension of Superintendent Peter Bell at Northern Hospital pending a legislative probe into the death of Oscar Schrader. The message claims patients fear testifying under the current regime and calls for an independent investigation free from hospital influence.
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Oscar Schrader
Winnebago hospital
A. G. Schmedeman
C. E. Broughton
Sheboygan Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Northern Hospital
Peter Bell
Bank Will Help Build Up Exports Bank Will Help Build Up Exports
Washington announces formation of the Export-Import Bank of Washington to handle dealings with the Soviet Union. The $11,000,000 corporation will be chaired by Jesse H. Jones with RFC and government agency representation. Initial capital includes $1,000,000 common stock and $10,000,000 preferred stock, aiming to buy cotton and other products for export.
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Washington
Russia
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction] finance Corporation
District of Columbia
state department
commerce department
agriculture department
the
treasury
Reconstruction Finance corporation
Export-Import Bank of Washington
Soviet union
RFC
public works administration
REC
Jones
Seize Bandits In Apartment At Baltimore
Police matched prints on a beer bottle to Basil Banghart the Owl and Taare Costner, two long hunted fugitives arrested in Baltimore yesterday. Banghart, tied to the Touby gang, is wanted in Chicago for the John Factor kidnapping.
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Baltimore
Basil Banghart
Owl
Taare Costner
xeaterday
Banghart
America
Chicago
Touby
John
Jake the Barber
Ten Hurt In County Auto Crashes Over Weekend
Ten people sustained injuries in Sheboygan County traffic incidents during the weekend. Names include Mrs. Charles Meyer, Miss Eumice Brekstone, Sam Cohen, Ale Schapiro, Arthur Slater, Dr. J. P. Hansen, Mrs. Anton Plants, Anton Plants, Miss Marion Kuehl, and Frank Manis, with injuries ranging from fractured pelvises and skulls to lacerations and bruises. A Nash sedan driven by Schapiro collided with a Studebaker driven by George Smig four miles south of Sheboygan on Route 141. Schapiro’s car tipped, occupants injured and taken to Sheboygan Memorial Hospital. Imig car occupants uninjured. Dr. Hansen later suffered head and arm injuries when struck by a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul freight train near Elishart Lake on Highway 57.
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Sheboygan county
Charles Meyer
North Fourth Street
Bheboygsn
Eumice Brekstone
Geonto
Sam Cohen
Green Bay
Ale Schapiro
Arthur Slater
J. P. Hansen
Glenbeulah
arma
tega
Mra
Anton
Oakland avenue
Misa Marion Kuehl
Nineteenth street
Brank Manis
Kentucky
Sheboygan Memorial hospital
Imig
Dr. Hansen
Lia
Elishart Lake
Lindbergh Telegram Sparks Aviation Protest Across Nation
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh denounces the canceling of all domestic air mail contracts as a blow to American aviation. Stephen Early defends presidential courtesy in releasing telegrams and notes the publication was allegedly for publicity. Lindbergh, long involved in aviation, serves as technical adviser to Transcontinental and Western Air and previously flew mail for Robertson Air Lines.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Transcontinental and Western Air Co
New York
Stephen Early
Lindbergh
Roosevelt
Henry Breckenridge
secretary of commerce
Opporea
St. Louis
Chicago
Robertson Air Lines
reat
Paria
Transcontinental and
Western Air
MacCracken Fined By Washington Justice And Then Brought Before Senate
William P. MacCracken Jr, former commerce secretary nominee, was fined $100 for contempt of court in Washington and immediately brought before the Senate by the mail inquiry committee. Justice O Donoghue ruled the DC writ of habeas corpus was obtained by misrepresentation as the Senate asserted authority over the case.
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MacCracken
Washington Justice
Senate
Washington
District of Columbia
William P. MacCracken
Hoover
come mercey
air mail
fron
Justice O'Donoghue
ate
Six Persons Die In Wisconsin Auto Accidents
Six people are killed in Wisconsin weekend auto crashes as springlike weather drew hundreds onto highways. Victims include Francia Grossman of Oshkosh, Bleve Wudckl of Milwaukee, and Edward Kaiser a child from Milwaukee, with others from Madison Beloit and towns near Oshkosh. One collision crushed Grumman in Oshkosh. others involved truck driver Irwin Tein Hauss ordered to report to the traffic bureau after the fatal center abutment crash in Milwaukee. Five others are seriously injured and investigators parse hospital and road details.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Francia Grossman
Oshkosh
Bleve Wudckl
Erwin Foerster
Edward Kaiser
Fred Hartmann
Oahkoah
Oshkoah
Donald Koch
Hartmann
Archie Groveman
Francia
Wadeki
Foerster
Franfurth Hardware company
Irwin
teinhauss
Katter boy
August C. Bacher
Howell road
Bacher
Bunch
Madison newap
liam Harrison
Madison
Burt
South Belt
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