Conferences On Oil Tariff Debated By Twenty Senators
Independent oil operators pressed for a $1 a barrel tariff on petroleum and 50 percent on products as senators weighed the proposal. Franklin of the Independent Petroleum Association testified about lobbying efforts and alleged vote trading while noting costs of offices and a lunch with President Hoover. Senator Thomas argued oil prices and Oklahoma production cuts justify the tariff stance amid a debate on Senate Finance Committee positions.
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Edge
New Jersey
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Fond du Lac Debaters Promise Real No Holds Barred Exchange
A letter from Rev Robert Gordon of Fond du Lac warns of a rumor that he will be muffled in the next Thursday debate. He says the event will be a genuine exchange not a dainty affair and vows no quarter in presenting his views.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
C. E. Broughton
Sheboygan
MacDuff
Alphonse
Agreement Reached After Island Revolt
An agreement ends Dominican Republic island revolt after hours of talks between government and revolutionary army leaders. General Rafael Estrella Urena will be provisional president and interior secretary Horacio Vasquez is named. Jose Panch would become president when eligible. Cabinet reshuffle includes most ministers with Foreign still unassigned. U.S. Minister Charles B. Innes attended the conference.
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Dominican Republic
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Harvard Students Seek Modification Of Dry Law
Harvard undergraduates campaign for a national plan to alter prohibition. The platform, drafted by the Harvard debating council, calls for repeal of enforcement of the 18th amendment, banning saloons, federal aid for temperance laws, federal education, and a tax on beverages to fund enforcement efforts.
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Mass
Harvard
Harvard debating council
Congress
Alienation Suit Is Filed Against Brodhead Doctor
A $10,000 alienation of affections suit brought by William Enberg of Milwaukee against Dr. George Darby of Brodhead will be heard in Monroe. Enberg charges Darby maliciously enticed Mrs. Enberg to Brodhead in May 1928 and has detained her there. The complaint was filed May 10, 1929, with venue moved from Milwaukee County.
Former Plymouth Mayor Schwaab Taken To Hospital
Plymouth resident and former mayor Lawrence E. Schwaab was rushed to Plymouth hospital after illness kept him home for some time. A Milwaukee specialist and local doctors were called in for consultation as his condition was described as serious.
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Schwaab
National Dairy to acquire Kraft-Phenix in major cheese deal
National Dairy Products announced plans to purchase Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corp for about 25 dollars per 514 per cent debentures plus half a share of National Dairy stock per Kraft-Phenix share. The deal totals 33,175,000 in debentures, 663,500 National Dairy shares, and 6,400,000 in cash, giving control of Southern Dairies and expanding Southern U.S. presence. Kraft-Phenix operates in multiple states and countries with major plants in Wisconsin New York Illinois Georgia Alabama California and abroad. National Dairy, a large holding with Sheffield Farms and ice cream brands, posts about 300 million in annual sales versus Kraft-Phenix's 85 million. Additional acquisitions of D. H. Ewings Sons Creamery Sugar Creek Sanitary Milk and Gray Van Allman Co. will add roughly 20 million in annual sales. Kraft-Phenix runs the Plymouth grinding plant and Dairy State Cold Storage in Plymouth.
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Louisville
Jolly Family Welcomes Trio in One Day
Mount Vernon Illinois reports a double celebration as three Jolly children arrived in a single day. The Jolly family joy spread as Carl, Gus, and Nelson announced births, prompting the grandparents to exclaim in delight. The odd coincidence has the elders joking about a possible record.
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Ill
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Jolly
Jollys
Eisold Saloon Raided by Federal Prohibition Agents
Nine federal prohibition agents raided the Eisold saloon at 1236 Michigan Avenue just after noon. They wrecked brewing equipment, found beer in vats and kilns, and carried evidence to Milwaukee. Proprietor Herman Eisold and bartender Arvin Grande were ordered to appear in federal court Saturday morning. the raid drew a large, mixed crowd.
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Milwaukee
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Roosters Disturb Milwaukee Hotel Sleepers
In downtown Milwaukee hotel guests slept as roosters from a Cresco Iowa truck crowed outside. Police were called after complaints about the noise from a street scene with shouts, tram bells, and riveters. Ernest B. Seger and William P. McGuire were asked to move the truck and complied, restoring quiet.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ernest B. Seger
William P. McGuire
Cresco
Iowa
Keep Vigil At Side Of Dying Taft
Washington UP reports life ebbed from former president William Howard Taft with a fitful night and doctors Hagner and Claytor noting slight weakness and ability to take nourishment. Son Robert Taft arrived, several dignitaries visited, while no formal bulletin beyond 6:30 p.m. was issued.
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William Howard Taft
Dolly Curtis Gann
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Taft
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Hagner
Wyoming avenue
Bury Hatchet In Fight Over Land In Texas
Wisconsin real estate officials and San Antonio leaders ended heated notes over barring Texas irrigated land sales. Tom Etheridge and John I. Neuman said actions against a few Texas projects were explained and accepted. Wisconsin boosters toured Texas with broad support and strong reception.
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San Antonio
Tex
Wisconsin
Tom Etheridge
John I. Neuman
Wisconsin board
Etheridge
Newman
Badger state
Hyde Opposes Move To Close Grain Exchanges
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde plans to report against closing cotton and grain exchanges, will attend a Chicago meeting with Farm Board chair Legge, and expects to draft his reply by midweek. He credits farm board actions for averting a potential wheat market panic and sees no need for further purchases unless prices drop again.
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United Press
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grain stabilization corporation
Woman Charged With Fatal Poisoning Of Her Husband
Anamosa Iowa report states county attorney filed first degree murder charges against Mrs Hilda Miner and Albert Hartwig in the death of her husband Edward Miner. Miner confessed taking poison capsules and replacing them with poison. Hartwig confessed supplying poison. Investigators found poison in Miner's stomach and capsules from the home cupboard contained lethal poison. Both suspects are jailed as alleged plotters to poison Miner to free his wife.
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Ilona
Clifford B. Paul
Hilda Miner
Albert Hartwig
Edward Miner
Miner
Ray Purcell
County Attorny
Paul
Hartwig
ane
Olin
Miller
University of Iowa toxicologists
Wilbur J. Teeters
Iowa
Chicken Dinner Set for Condemned Ohio Professor
Columbus reports Dr James Howard Snook a 50 year old former Ohio State professor sentenced to death for the June murder of Miss Theora Hix will dine on a last meal with his wife before the electric chair tonight. Warden P E Thomas said Snook remained calm aside from a refused noon meal as relatives were limited to view and preparations moved toward the death cell around 4 pm.
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James H. Snook
Ohio
Theora Hix
Helen Snook
Snook
James Howard Snook
Ohio State university
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Dr. Snook
Search for counterfeit car spans highways west of Racine
Police scour highways west of Racine seeking a Chicago car said to carry more than $30,000 in counterfeit money bound for Minneapolis. Federal authorities link a ring shipping bogus bills from Chicago to Minneapolis. The large sedan left Chicago about 10 a.m. and is being watched by officials in nearby counties.
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