Labor Secretary succession debated as Davis remains in post
Fragmentary report notes Millo and others in line for the labor post as JAS J. Stokes confirms Davis will stay until a successor is found. Naming of a new agriculture head and other cabinet reshuffles spark interest, with Hoover associates and regional officials mentioned in context.
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Boxing bout figures and advance payments noted
Fragmentary notes show a boxing bout with various figures including $100,000 and $80,000 as advances or taxes. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the item references a high stakes fight and associated monetary figures.
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las Tolins
sheen
Begin Scramble to Buy Copper in New York Market
Consumers rush to purchase copper driving price to 19 to 20 cents a pound, the highest in ten years. Domestic and export sales reported at 19 to 20 cents, signaling tight supply as producers withdraw. Market insiders foresee continued advance to a new stability by June at the earliest.
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New York
Charges Filed Against Judge In Aimee Case
Sacramento reports twenty five articles of impeachment filed against Superior Judge Carlos Hardy of Los Angeles. The charges include knowledge of the Aimee McPherson kidnapping story’s untruth, accepting a 2500 dollar from the evangelist, and acting as counsel for McPherson’s Angelus temple. The panel also cites admission cards issued to the Hickman trial as a deprival of public trial rights.
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Hardy
California
Senate
Sacramento
Calif
Aimee Senile MacPherson
Carlos &. Hardy
Los Angeles
state assembly
evangelist
American Bar association
Alimec
Expenditures Of Campaigns Are Revealed
The Senate campaign funds investigating committee released its final report showing expenditures of 9,498,604 for the Republican ticket and 62,511 for the Democratic ticket, including national and state spending. The report notes these totals cover both parties as reported in the investigation.
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Washington
senate campaign funds
Cities Get New Public Buildings
Congress received from Secretary Mellon and the Postmaster General new recommendations for 298,009,000 to fund public buildings nationwide. Wisconsin lists 15 funded projects and 24 awaiting appropriations, with specific amounts for Appleton Beloit Kenosha La Crosse Milwaukee Oshkosh Racine Wausau Marshfield Two Rivers Menasha South Milwaukee Wisconsin Rapids Monroe Waupan. Second-class post offices and first-class facilities were also discussed with various city pairs and ranges of receipts, pending further investigation.
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Washington
Congress
Mellon
Wisconsin
Appleton
Beloit
Kenosha
La Crosse
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Racine
Wausau
Marshfield
Two Rivers
Wohler
Oconomowoe
treasury
Mdpgerton
Hartford
Kaukauna
Lake Geneva
Milton
New London
North Milwaukee
Reedsburg
Richland Center
Shawano
Stoughton
Waupaca
Whitewater
Jury Indicts 69 in Wisconsin Case Conspiracy Charges
A federal grand jury in the Eastern Wisconsin district returns 69 indictments charging violations of the Volsterad act, with four counts of conspiracy to bribe. Warrants issued. names withheld until custody.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Assembly Hears Debate Over Age of Consent Bill
Madison witnesses clash as Dr J L Barber argues for lowering the age to sixteen while Mrs H M Logan and others oppose. Malchow defends the measure noting women and men face modern temptations and potential blackmail. Lawmakers cite past Milwaukee trials and changing social norms.
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Madison
Wis
assembly judiciary committee
J. L. Barber
Dr. Barber
Mrs. Logan
Mildred
George A. Bowman
Milwaukee
Jarold C. Malchow
Green Bay
Ma. Malechow
Wisconsin
Lindbergh Calls His Crash Only A Mishap
Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow, unhurt after yesterday’s crash, flew again at Valbuena Field in Mexico City. Lindbergh landed twice, then completed a final landing at 11:50 am with his right arm in a sling. He and Morrow said they felt fine and declined to comment on today’s plans.
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United Press
Valbuena Flying Field
Mexico City
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
Miss Morrow
Chicago Gangster Identified As Member Of Massacre Gang
A Moran gang massacre linked suspect, Rocco Fannelli, arrested by detectives. The case ties to Jack McGurn and a female companion sheltered by police near the Stevens Hotel, amid efforts to shield her identity. The raid follows a February 1 drive on the Bugs Moran gangsters.
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Chicago
Massacre
Haymarket
McGurn
Rocco Fannelli
Fannelli
Jack McGurn
Capone
Stevens
Bugs” Moran
Seven Drownings Reported In Southern Floods
United Press reports floods across four southern states caused property damage and seven deaths. Fred McWhorter of Lincolnton Georgia and his three children reportedly drowned when their car plunged from a weakened bridge into a swollen stream. Three men near Fort Gay West Virginia, Sherril Maynard 26 Charles Kinstler 44 and Talmadge Wells 40 of Louisa Kentucky also perished when their vehicle went through a bridge into Twelve Pole creek amid obscured visibility from rain.
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Chicago
Fred McWhorter
Lincolnton
Fort Gay
W. Va
Plot Against Cuban Leader Thwarted In Cuba United States
Havana reports an alleged plot to assassinate President Gerardo Machado and topple the Cuban government aimed at provoking U.S. intervention. Judicial chief Alfonso Fors says 73 people are charged with complicity with arrests made or pending. An operative hunt extends to Jacksonville Florida as diplomats refrain from comment.
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United Press
Havana
Cuba
United States
Gerardo Machado
Alfonso Fors
Gustavo Machado Y. Morales
R. Medina
judicial police
Jacksonville
Fla
Noble Brandon Judah
U. S
Senate Favors Cigarette Tax Plan In Wisconsin
Madison Wis GT Senator Teasdale leads move to tax cigarettes with one cent on cheaper packs and two cents on expensive brands. Senate engrosses bill by 18 to 14 and orders referendum for November 1930, projecting about 2,000,000 yearly revenue for forest fire prevention and state high schools.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Teasdale
Howard Teasdale
Filibuster Prolongs For Another Day In Senate
The senate, kept up late, continues filibuster aimed at blocking the nomination of Irvine Lenroot to the customs appeals court. Opponents cite Lenroot’s ties to a public utility group and demand full debate before adjournment, filibustering even as other business faces delays. A $3,359,000 canal survey appropriation and a $250,000 census appropriation were among items debated amid the obstruction.
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Washington
senate
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
United States court of customs
Lenroot
Robert M. Labollette
judiciary committee
public utility combine
Nicaragua
Vandenberg
Michigan
Used Car Ad Draws Reported Sales Victory
Mr Loesing of the neboygan Motor Car Co says he sold four used cars after a one week classified ad. The sale totaled 2095 dollars with 468 advertising cost and 300 dollars trade ins, attributed to the ad and strong used car values.
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Loesing
neboygan Motor Car Co
Road Bill Engrossed By Senate Road Bill Engrossed By Senate
The Goodland highway commission reorganization bill, amended, moves toward final passage after the Senate engrossed it with only one dissenting vote. The bill slashes salaries for three full-time commissioners, eliminates two ex-officio members, and spurs debate over a one-man vs three-man commission. Senator Johnson led opposition, charging industry influence behind the reform and predicting shifts in the highway program.
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momahera
George Blanchard
Herb Capyeth
engineering college
Goodland
Johnsen
Johnson
pree
Two Slain In Indiana Saloon Mystery Unfolds
In Logansport Indiana two men Jearly Armstrong aged 26 and Jack Williams 23 were found murdered in a soft drink parlor. Armstrong lay near the door as if after answering a knock while Williams lay slain in bed. George Filles 42, a friend, discovered the bodies.
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Logansport
Ind
Jearly Armstrong
Jack Williams
George Filles
Armstrong
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