Arrest Attendant Norton Brown for Slaying of Oscar Schrader
Norton Brown, a suspended attendant at Winnebago Hospital, was held on a 1000 bond after being arraigned on first degree murder charges in the death of Oscar Schrader, an inmate at the Northern Hospital for the Insane. Louis Eichorn, another attendant, testified that Brown choked Schrader to death with a bed sheet, a claim supported by affidavits and a legislative inquiry.
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Louis Eichorn
Winnebago Hospital
Norton Brown
Oscar Schrader
Eichorn
Schrader
Brown
Disint Attermes HC
Laos
Hichorn
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Khionedh Patterson
Marion
Wisconsin
Br. Witte
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Witte
Hs sh
Wis -Special
Sinali
Sheboygan
Isai
Winnebago
Louis C. Eichorn
Adolph Petries
Death Penalty Sought For Prison Rioters in Walla Walla
Walla Walla Washington eight inmates killed in a violent prison break led to today’s demand for the death penalty for ringleaders. James M. McCauley said he contemplated first degree murder charges and sought capital punishment amid a swift probe and a high fatality count.
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Walla Walla
Wash
James M. McCauley
HH. L. Bugggs
Wallace Turcott
Paul Krouse
Gerald Tht
Clark
James R. DeLong
mes. De Boer
Robert Parks
Filibuster Over Lindbergh Telegram Forces House Adjournment
Washington UP reports Rep Fish tried to force printing of Col Lindbergh’s telegram to President Roosevelt protesting cancelation of air mail contracts. Majority Leader Byrns resisted unani mous consent, leading to adjournment after heated exchanges and a near-physical clash as Fish claimed the record.
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Washington
Rep
Fish
Charles A. Lindbergh
Roosevelt
house
Byrns
alr
New Yorker
wWell
Lindbergh
Byrn
August A Busch Sr Ends Life in St Louis Home
August A Busch Sr 68 head of the Anheuser Busch Brewing Company and one of Missouri’s wealthiest men shot himself at his Grant’s Farm estate in St Louis. The suicide occurred as his chauffeur and others were nearby. health issues had plagued him for months. A physician pronounced death from self-inflicted gunshot wound and family associates cited ill health as a motive.
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St Louis
August A . Busch, Sr
Anhewser Busch Brewing company
Busch
George W. Eads
the
brewing company
Eads
Grant
President A. &. Grant
St. Louis
Tony Feichtringer
John
Hinze Resigns as Streets Commissioner in Sheboygan
The Sheboygan common council accepted the resignation of Arthur Hinze as street commissioner effective Feb 12 1934. Hinze cited venomous accusations and morale concerns, stating he could clear himself but preferred to resign for the city service. He had served since 1919 and thanked city officials for twelve years of courtesy.
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common council
Arthur Hinze
Willard M. Sonnenburg
William Brockman
Hinge
wos
Sonnenburg
cty of
Sheboygan
Board of public works
Dog Derby Here February 25 In Sheboygan
The city will host a dog derby on Sunday February 25 open to any boy under 15. Each participant drives his own dog on a harnessed sled along a mapped mile course by the lake shore. Any harness is allowed as long as the dog can pull the sled safely.
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Buddy
Sheboygan
All Austria Terrorized By Revolt Of Socialists
Aviation pioneer James Y. Martin testifies before the House Military Committee accusing the air trust of stealing 75 cents of every dollar spent on aircraft. He names Curtiss-Wright Pratt Whitney General Aviation and Boeing as complicit. He says contracts are secretively fixed and filled with trust influence, harming American aviation progress. Grumman Aviation’s Lawrence Grumman corroborates aluminum payments and questions independence of Pratt. Martin, operating in Garden City, says he will reveal names in executive session.
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Washington
war and navy departments
air trust
house military committee
James, y. Martin
Martin
Curtiss-Wright
Pratt-Whitney
General Aviation
Boeing
house
Aluminum Company of America
buider
army
navy
vir
naval affairs
Lawrence Grumman
Grumman Aviation company
Warmington
Long Island
damien
republisee Michigan
Martin Airplane company
Garden City
New York
Plan Regional NRA Codes For Certain Lines
The NRA proposes regional codes to govern trades like laundries restaurants taxis and barber shops while retaining countrywide organization for local retail stores. Hugh Johnson notes national standards fit national self government and urge local control where appropriate. The policy aims to ease enforcement in crafts like dry cleaning where interstate scope is limited.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
Weather Outlook for Lake Michigan Winds Shift Southward
The Boatmen's Guide reports a moderate wind shift on Lake Michigan toward southerly by Wednesday. Skies stay partly cloudy tonight and through Wednesday with unsettled but improving conditions.
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Lake Michigan
Special Session Laws Recorded by Wisconsin Legislature
The Sheboygan Press notes the Special Session Laws of Wisconsin published with complete indexing for reference and details on affected areas. It mentions mail and postage specifics.
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SHEBOYGAN
Day By Day This Woman Gets Younger
Reaverton Ontario AP reports 75 year old Mrs Mary Anne Elliott claims she is growing younger. She says her hair darkens and she has grown 11 new teeth after discarding dentures. She and friends note improved sight and appetite and plan to walk uptown when snow clears.
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Reaverton
Ont
Mary Anne Elliolt
agnough
Leeth
Mia
Eliott
Elliott
Bowmanville
Women Die Amid Heavy Shelling in Vienna Streets
Reports from Vienna describe large civilian casualties in heavy shelling as government forces battle socialist rebels. Amid apartment block collapses and night fighting, officials cite hundreds dead with fears of higher tolls, while elsewhere Austrian cities report continued clashes and bombardment.
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Vienna
WADE WERNER
Ame ria
Frau Sever
Lower Austria
Karl Marx
Howitsera
stronghald
socialist party
Europe
asped
Austria
Bastien
Steyr
Graz
Ling
socialista
Karl Marg
International Army Proposed To Aid Austria
In Paris discussions today central governments in Rome London and Paris weighed the need for an international army to defend Austria. The plan contemplated sending units through the League of Nations to Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss as Vienna seeks protection for its independence.
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Paris
Austria
Rome
London
League of Nations
Engelbert Dollstuss
MacCracken Trial resumes before Senate bar
The Senate reopened the contempt trial of William F. MacCracken Jr. over air mail probe charges with co-defendants L H Brittin Harris M Hanshue and Gilbert L Girvin also summoned. MacCracken spent the night in a jail cell as a habeas corpus writ was denied.
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Washington
William F. MacCracken, Jr
Senate
cane- Co
L. H. Brittin
Northwest Airways
Harris M. Hanshue
Western Air Exprean
Gilbert L. Girvin
Hanahue
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saniatant
MacCracken
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Northern Hospital
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Cambria
Thomas Caffrey
Milwaukee
Morley G. Kelly
Fond du Lac
George Engebretson
South Wayne
James W. Higgins
Ways and means
house miles Committee
Roodevelt
August Busch
Brewer
Missouri
Self
City Post
Wm. Brockman
Realygas
American Legion And Press
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BOATMEN'S GUIDE
Teast
International Army
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