Riots Hit Oakland Barns Trolley Service Amid Strike
Milwaukee Electric Streetcar service is crippled after daylight violence at the Oakland barns. Motormen are injured as pickets force entry, smash doors, and beat guards. Only 220 of 397 cars operate. workers fear further danger while seeking protection. Governor’s aid being sought as petition to order troops is denied.
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Jociuhee
Wis
Oakland
Milwaukee Electric iay and Light company
woopiikets
Ant
John Zak
toond
Zak
Shorewood
woofer harms
therto
Oakland barns
Colby
Spencer Coats to Play Chairs in Sunday Tilt
Spencer Coats leads a Sunday game against the Chairs as WH con dere near Suns Skee and Conta Nave face the Blues. Coats previously helped defeat the Blues 3 to 4 and the Blues later beat Sin in another cushion. Jake Som and SUL pitch, with catching by Zander.
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Spencer Coats
Mayor Hoan Rebukes Way Over Milwaukee Utility Strike
Milwaukee mayor Daniel W. Hoan rebukes Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light president 8. B. Way for arousing public indignation and promotes violence by employing streetcar cages with protective wiring. Hoan holds Way and the company responsible for riots and seeks federal cooperation to end the strike. He criticizes defiance of federal requests and demands immediate cessation of fence-wiring streetcar cages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
B. Way
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light company
Daniel W. Hoan
Way
Hoan
city of Milwaukee
Resolutions tackle indecent films at Lutheran convention
At the Atlantic district Lutheran Missouri Synod annual meeting in Albany a resolution urged a united citizen campaign against indecent movies, citing moral decline and rising juvenile delinquency among youth. The move follows a 19th district convention declaration.
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Albany
N. Y
Atlantic district
Lutheran Missouri synod
Kiddies Appeal To You Event Listing Note
Subscribed notices show B A Fessler Schultz Bros and Women’s Relief Corps contributing small sums. Weather forecast calls for upper lakes with gentle to moderate variable winds, generally falling tonight and Friday.
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B. A. Fessler
Schultz Bros
Women's Relief Corps
Roosevelt to Deliver National Radio Report Tonight
President Roosevelt will address the nation over the radio at 9 30 p m Eastern Standard time tonight with a review of January events and future prospects. He hopes to begin a Hawaiian cruise on Saturday but may delay until Monday if work overruns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
interstate commerce commission
Roosevelt plans 100 mile wide shelter belt of trees
President Roosevelt considers a sweeping shelter belt program to plant trees across a 100 mile wide strip from Canada to the Texas panhandle to reduce drought and wind erosion. The plan would take 10 to 12 years, involve the Forest Service and Budget Bureau, and feature alternating tree and farmland strips with 300 tree belts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Canada
Texas panhandle
American Tree association
F A. Silcox
United States Forest Service
Hawaii
budget bureau
Cummings
Two Polish Brothers on Atlantic Hop
Two Polish brothers Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz piloted the monoplane Warsaw from New York toward Warsaw Poland with Harbor Grace Newfoundland as a refuel stop. The aircraft passed Rockland Maine at 9 05 a m Eastern standard time at 2000 feet and was later sighted over Hulls Cove near Mount Desert.
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Harbor Grace
Nfld
Warsaw
Benjamin and
Joseph Adamowicz
New York
Brooklyn
Adamowicy brothers
Benjamin
Joseph
Poland
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Holger Hoiriis
Copenhagen
Hoiriis
Whitehead coast guard
Rockland
Mount Desert
Istana
here
Hull's Cove
Arbitration Agreed To In Steel Strike Settlement
Washington announce settlement of a threatened steel strike. Employers and workers’ representatives reached an agreement with the government to appoint a three member arbitration board. President Roosevelt named Judge Walter Stacey of North Carolina and Rear Admiral Henry E. Wiley retired to serve on the panel.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Walter Stacey
North Carolina
Henry E. Wiley
Housing Bill Signed Aiding Builders And Recovery
President Roosevelt signs a housing bill to boost home construction and repair, with hundreds of millions to insure private loans. The plan includes reduced material costs, wage negotiations, and a 20 year insured mortgage with limits. Banking activity rises in anticipation. The article notes decisions still awaiting on farm mortgage moratorium, railway pensions, and Taylor grazing measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
congress
etepa
Medical Detachment Captures Boxing Honors at Camp Williams
At Camp Williams Wisconsin National Guard encampment the 105th Cavalry Medical Detachment led by Major George H Scheer and Captain Harry Heiden swept boxing titles from lightweights to heavyweight. LeRoy Kohls defeated Billy Borchardt, drew with Gus Borchardt, while Ray Kohls claimed welterweight and middleweight crowns, Joe Mohak won heavyweight, and Casey Gregorich defended lightweight and junior welterweight titles for the fourth year in a row.
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RUDOLPH GREGORICH
Joe Mehsk
Casey Gregorich
105th Cavalry
Sheboygan
ity
Billy Borchardt
Stanley
Gus Borchardt
Milwaukee
Borchardt
Kohls
Ray Spicer Kohls
Carl Wischinski
Watertown
Ray
Wischins
Joe Mohak
Farm Lad Dies After 192 000-Volt Line Incident
Milo Conrad 17, son of William Conrad, Route 2 Adell, suffered burns from an arc of electricity while repairing a fence on the Frank Schlieder farm Route 2 Weldo. He died at Plymouth hospital at 4 30 a m today after being found amid a yellow glow and flames. Authorities and electrical experts probe how the arc formed from the line to ground as coroner Sonnenburg notes nearly his entire body burned. He remained conscious about fifteen minutes before death. He had helped milk cows and drove cattle to pasture then returned toward the Schlieder residence with only rubber boots remaining.
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Frank Schrieder
Weldo
Milo Conrad
William Conrad
Adell
Plymouth
Plymouth hospital
C. N. Bonnenburg
Schileder
Milo
Sonnenburg
Wisconsin Gas & Electric company
Milwaukee
Iron Mountain
Mich
Schneder
Amanda Bachaus
Nora
Bank of Milton Robbed by Two Bandits
Two bandits robbed the Bank of Milton in Milton Wisconsin taking 740 dollars in cash. They forced staff onto the floor behind the teller cage before escaping in a 1934 Chevrolet with black wheels. Suspects described as a 40 year old man and a 45 year old man, one armed with a large calibre pistol, the other with a smaller pistol.
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Milton
Wis
Bank of
wan
Cut Price Of Lumber To Aid Construction
Washington reports a ten percent cut in lumber and building material prices ordered by the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association to support the housing program. President Spencer D. Baldwin says the move will save homeowners at least 69 million dollars in the next year and spur a fall revival in construction as the housing act operates. The group foresees rapid building and a surge in remodeling jobs as funds become available.
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Washington
National Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Spencer D. Baldwin
Baldwin
Dodge
labor bureau
association
Interruption in City Service Tied to Milwaukee Strike
One interruption in interurban service between Sheboygan and Milwaukee occurred after an electric company strike. A single car due at 10 12 p m and another scheduled to depart at 11 15 p m were pulled off, per John F Petley, ticket agent at Milwaukee Northern station.
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Sheboygan
Milwaukee
electric company
John F. Petley
Milwaukee Northern
Principals In State Clean-Up Out Of Jobs
Madison Wis Special. More than a majority of officials and attendants in the three state asylums investigation by the interim prison labor committee are no longer in state service. A total of 34 of 53 recommended for dismissal have resigned or been suspended or discharged. At Winnebago 18 of 20 are out, at Waupun 3 of 5 have departed, and at Mendota 13 of 28 are gone. The Mendota separations likely to rise pending board review after testimony. Northern Hospital at Winnebago discharged 14 attendants on April 7: Steve Chelowinski, Walter Goggins, Eart Cleveland, Wm Grundman, Clifford Neyhard, Warren Wonlo, Conread Witte, Margaret Lynch, Milton SContpad.
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W. J. BOLLENBECK
Madison
Wis
board of control
Schmedeman
Winhebago
Waupun
Mendota
Northern Hospital for the Insane
Winnebago
Steve Chelowinski
Walter Goggins
Eart Cleveland
Wm. Grundman
Clifford Neyhard
Warren Wonlo
Conread Witte
Margaret Lynch
Milton
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Employes' Mutual Benefit association
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Vern Donaldson
John Nelson
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Alberta
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Palmer lake
national labor board today
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