Seven Men Fined After Trouble At Street Car Barns
Riot and arrests mark a night of tension at the Electric Company plants as unions clash with guards. Police report injuries and damage while strikers press for wider action. The company defends curtailment claims amid ongoing disputes with the union. Local officials consider deploying National Guard to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WILLIAM A. MUELLER
ker
the
Electric company
Electtkers
Samuel Berrong
Lakeside
pany
renpany
Credit Unions Signed Into Law, Expanding Small-Holder Access
The passage notes a federal credit union bill signing aimed at increasing access to credit for individuals with small means. It mentions the president signing the bills and references ACHES in relation to financial provisions, signaling a move to ease borrowing for modest earners.
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nday
Falls To Have Big Projects On FERA Program
The city of Sheboygan Falls plans large projects under the FERA program to absorb unemployment at little cost. A lagoon and river work near Falls city park will employ 56 men in stages, with 28 already at work and 28 more later. Dredging and grading will create about 25,000 man hours of labor, yielding an eight percent net benefit to the city through higher relief reimbursements. T. E. Baker and Hugo A. Klemm outline the plan as it awaits Wisconsin FERA approval.
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Sheboygan Falls
Wisconsin FERA
T. E. Baker
Plymouth
Sheboygan
Hugo A. Klemm
Sheboygan river
Falls city park
Klemm
uul
Dr Richards To Lead New Denomination
Cleveland Ohio residents learn that Rev Dr George Warren Richards of Lancaster Pennsylvania has become the first president of a new church denomination formed by the Reformed Church in the United States and the Evangelical Synod of North America. Also elected were Louis W Goebel Judge R J Snyder J C Fischer as vice presidents J Rauchstein as secretary F Amensch as associate clerk F A Keck as treasurer and Milton Warner as associate treasurer in the initial national leadership lineup.
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Cleveland, O
George Warren Richards
Lancaster
theological seminary of the Reformed Church
Evangelical, and
Reformed church
new church
United States
Evangelical Synod of North America
Louis W. Goebel
Chicago
R. J. Snyder
Greensburg
J. C. Fischer
Evansville
Ind
J. Rauchstein
Philadelphia
F. Amensch
New Albany
F. A. Keck
St. Louis
Milton Warner
Kidnaped Youth Returned Safely in Chicago
Paul G Lang Jr aged one, son of an insurance broker, was reported kidnaped but returned home unharmed shortly after the abduction. Melvin H. Purvis, chief of the department of justice, called it likely a mistaken identity case. Purvis said the kidnapers aimed for another child and took the Lang youth by error. The boy walked back home on his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul G Lang, Jr
Melvin H. Purvis
department of justice
Aluminum industry code approved for 90 day trial
Hugh Johnson today approved an NRA code for the Aluminum industry for a ninety day trial period to determine its operation free from alleged oppression or discrimination. The Aluminum Company of America Mellon concerns are major factors. Johnson said the trial begins July 11 and will accept complaints of unfair competition or tendencies toward monopoly. The code sets a 40 hour week, prohibits child labor with 16 as minimum for office work and 18 for production, and creates an eleven member code authority with representation limits.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Aluminum Company of America
Mellon
Mellon Aluminum
Map Program of Road Construction in Wisconsin
Wisconsin state highway commission tours the nine divisions to plan projects funded by a federal allotment of 4,500,000. E. E. Parker, chief highway engineer, accompanies the commission as they visit Wisconsin Rapids, Eau Claire, and Superior and meet county representatives to discuss proposed new roads.
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Madison
Wis
state highway commission
Wisconsin
E. E. Parker
Wisconsin Rapids
Eau Claire
Superior
Horlick Strikers Hurt In Farm Altercation Near Racine
At a Racine area Horlick farm incident truck drivers and striking Horlick workers clashed over cattle removal. Two workers, including Henry Wynstra, were assaulted with wrenches and pipes as sixty cows were loaded for delivery to a Plymouth cattle dealer. Wynstra remains hospitalized with a fractured jaw as officials dispute authority to remove the herd amid ongoing sympathy strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Racine
Plymouth Horse and Cow commission
Horlick Malted Milk company
Horlick
Horlick concern
Wis
John Doe
Emil Debour
Henry Wynatra
Horlick company
Wynstra
Boatmen's Guide Upper Lakes Weather Outlook
Moderate shifting winds in the upper lakes turning southerly on Michigan and Huron, with moderate to fresh winds shifting to the northwest on Superior. Tonight and Thursday, expect mostly cloudy skies with probable scattered showers.
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Upper lakes
Michigan
Huron
Superior
Centennial To Hold Contests For Popularity
Plans for the Sheboygan Centennial and Homecoming run August 26 to September 4 with an eight day schedule. A triple stage popularity contest will award top honors to the most popular girl, Scout age boy, and baby. Penny votes fund the event with Andrew Hertel leading the executive committee.
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Sheboygan
Andrew Hertel
Mr. Hertel
Fred Reeths
M. L. Richdorf
Arnold Steimie
Herman C. Run
Otto Stielow
Kohler Plant Shuts Down For Independence Week
The Kohler company plant at Kohler was shut down today except for completing orders and paying workers still finishing weekly schedules. Officials said the closure aligns with the company’s established practice of closing around Fourth of July when business slows.
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Kohler
Kohler company
Kohier
Kiddies Appeal To You fundraiser notes and donors listed
Subscriptions and donations recorded show A Fessler giving 10.00, Schultz Bros contributing 0.00, and Women’s Relief Corps with 5.00 as part of a Kiddies Appeal fund drive. Other entries note a total of 1,210.00 in raised funds and multiple small contributions.
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A. Fessler
Schultz Bros
Women's Relief Corps
Dillinger Aide Reilly Caught by Federal Agents
UPI reports Albert W. Reilly, allied with John Dillinger, arrested by DOJ agents in Minneapolis after harboring Dillinger and aiding in treatment of his wounds. He surrendered without resistance in a St. Paul apartment and faced federal indictment. Reilly linked to Little Bohemia gun battle and Dillinger escape, with past parole breaches and brief prior detentions.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
department of justice
Albert W. Reilly
John Dillinger
Reilly
Dillinger
Little Bohemia
Wisconsin
CCC
N. G. Mortensen
Sioux Falls
John Hamilton
ieutenant
Mortensen
Winona
Minn
Jean Crompton
Tommy Carroll
Waterton
Misa Crompton
Madison
Wis
Little Bohemia Lodge
Albert
Pat" Reilly
Harriman Is Sentenced To Prison Term In Banking Scandal
Joseph W Harriman former president of Harriman Nations Bank and Trust Company was sentenced to four and a half years in prison on each of sixteen counts for falsification of bank records and misapplication of funds. Judge John C Knox ordered confinement in the penitentiary with concurrent terms. A stay of execution was granted to allow a stay request to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman Nations Bank and Trust company
John C. Knox
Harriman
United States
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Millen Case Sent To Jury Today
Norman Millen charged as an accessory after the fact of robbery and murder, case placed in the hands of the jury at 3 48 p m eastern standard time today in Dedham Mass.
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Dedham
Mase
Norman Millen
Prosecution Considered For Hooper At Janesville
Madison special reports District Attorney Roscoe Grimm may be instructed to prosecute J. T. Hooper former superintendent of the Wisconsin School for the Blind at Janesville on charges of taking indecent liberties with minors and a more serious statutory offense if the legislative prison labor committee formally requests action and furnishes testimony. Attorney General Finnegan said he would transmit such instructions to the Rock County prosecutor if the committee provides the evidence showing cause for action, a move likely when it meets July 3 to draft the governor's report. The board of control had failed to report violations discovered during its May 1933 investigation, despite obligations under section 46.16 to inform the governor and district attorney. The investigation's findings were not officially disclosed to the Rock County DA, according to the board’s own admissions. Continued on page 7.
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W. J. BOLLENBECK
Madison
Wis
Roscoe Grimm
Rock county
J. T. Hooper
Wisconsin School for the Blind
Janesville
legislative committee on
James EF. Finnegan
Prean
board of control
board of
Hannan
Improved Morale Is Main Task At Rotary Convention
Detroit. Postmaster General James A. Farley told Rotary International delegates that Roosevelt’s recovery plan was carefully designed and not impulsive. He stressed rebuilding character and morale as essential to the New Deal, highlighting Citizens' Conservation camps and mortgage relief programs as core measures to restore self reliance and confidence.
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Detroit
James A. Farley
Rotary International
Roosevelt
Farsley
attessee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tugwell Attacks Processors Opposing New Deal Agriculture
Rexford Tugwell, under secretary of agriculture, accused major processors of trying to wreck the new deal for social management of agriculture. Speaking to the Iowa State Bankers Association, he called himself conservative yet willing to fight enemies of the common good. He criticized canners, packers, millers and milk distributors for opposing amendments to the AAA licensing powers, which opponents branded as expanding czarist control. Continued on page 2.
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Des Moines
Rexford G. Tugwell
senate
Iowa State
America
AAA
agriculture administration
congress
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