Private Invitation-Only Dedication at Family Hospital Opening
Invitations were issued for a private dedication at the Family hospital on Tuesday April 2 led by Bishop Paul Rhode with a solemn high mass at 9 am in the hospital chapel. Public opening follows on April 3 and 4 with rooms ready for inspection and immediate use thereafter. Sister DeSailles overseeing the hospital said further three day program details will be announced soon.
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Paul Rhode
DeSailles
FEAP Violations Show Light Overload in County
The weight embargo on county roads, enforced by the highway commission, was largely observed. A recent check of 81 trucks by William Braun, speed control officer, found only minor violations and no serious overloading. Walders loads were lighter due to dirt roads, a Nestles truck suffered top damage from a cigarette wind gust, but no further harm occurred. Roads and rural conditions are improving as high water recedes and spring conditions normalize.
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William Braun
Walders
Nestles Food Company
Klemm Fined for Ignoring Traffic Signal at Tenth and Franklin
Marvin A. Klemm was fined 5 dollars and costs in municipal court for failing to heed the automatic traffic signal at Tenth and Franklin Streets. Motorcycle Officer George Darbant made the arrest after multiple complaints of signal violations and several accidents reported at the location. Klemm paid 30.46 dollars.
I am a candidate for School Board member in Manitowoc
Clarence A. Wigen writes to forum voters explaining his run for the school board, emphasizing support for a vocational school and a new North Side facility to reduce congestion. He argues for reevaluating legislative salaries, defends a North Side project, and notes his 28 years in Manitowoc with two children in the third ward school. E. C. Rasmussen, Manitowoc Central Labor Council secretary, endorses.
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Aeeas
al & Worth
Ncure
South Side
Third Ward
Madison
Fourteenth and Clark
Manitowoc
E. C. Rasmussen School
Police begin 1928 license plate checks in state
Anton J. Trochiell, chief of police, announced that the inspection of autos with 1928 plates will start tomorrow. If motorists cannot show a receipt, they face municipal court. Some cities have begun checks to prove state and local authorities will enforce the new law, issuing tickets to those unable to prove license payment. Under the law, arresting officers receive a two dollar fee. fees go to the court, with fines and costs charged, raising plate costs when processed by police and court. In other news, Mrs. Harold T. Strader suffered fatal burns from exploded naptha while cleaning, blowing out windows and doors and lifting the roof.
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Anton J. Trochiell
Ahief
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Madison
Thorugh
Sheboyfran
Claire
Wis
Harold T. Strader
Voting Machine Lost En Route Delays Election Demonstration
A voting machine intended as a precinct demonstrator in the third ward has been in transit since March 13 and has not arrived. City officials fear it will not be ready for a trial and may print ballots for all precincts as a backup. Attorney for William Mielke seeks a recount. he remains out of action due to illness.
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Arthur Zander
Zander
William Mielkeart
Navy Band to Broadcast From Station WOMT Tomorrow Evening
Navy brass band will broadcast from station WOMT tomorrow evening at 5 45 PM. The event, carried by the radio outlet, aims to reach listeners across the region and showcase the service band's repertoire.
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Navy
WOMT
Kiwanis Night Celebrates Irish Heritage and Ireland Talk
The Kiwanis dinner at the KC rooms featured City Attorney Edward L. Kelley discussing Ireland and the Irish. Earl Ryan entertained with Irish songs, Milton Detjen at piano, and Hugh Bonar presiding as the crowd cheered a night of Irish tunes and pipe tobacco. Kelley praised shared American and Irish traits, noting Ireland's independence struggle and the contributions of Irish immigrants to America.
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Kiwanis Club
K. C
Edward L. Kelley
Ireland
Harl O. Ryan
Earl Ryan
John McCormick
Mother Macree
Milton Detjen
Hugh
Bonar
Trish
Kelley
Treland
America
Free Ireland
Shannon
Highway patrolmen receive summer highway duties orders
Highway patrolmen of the county met with Commissioner Orval Breuer and highway committee members in the courthouse assembly room today for instructions on summer highway work. Nineteen men attended the session which began at 10 am. The annual session outlines duties for the season.
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Orval Breuer
Highway Committee
Windows Dogs Bother Police At Thirteenth and Washington
A Mabnke and Multerer store window breakage on Sunday prompted police to trace damage across three windows discovered Monday. A motorist injured Kate Buresh's dog, leading to a humane euthanization. A lost purse worth over $20 was found and returned. A car tied to Carl Kuether of Sheboygan was claimed by its owner. Dozens of stray dogs appear in biotter reports and balances.
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Mabnke and Multerer
Thirteenth
Washington Streets
Kate Buresh
York Street
Offcer Tilach
John Hogan
Newman
North Seventh Street
Embargo UH Brings Big Fine In County Violation
William Grott was fined 25 dollars and costs in municipal court for violating a county embargo on heavy loads. His truck carried 11,925 pounds on federal highway 10, exceeding the 7,000 pound limit for gravel and dirt highways. The ordinance had been raised from 12,000 to 14,000 pounds later by city action. An election recount and canvass followed a sixth ward race with five candidates amid tally errors.
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William Grott
Jon
Elmer H.bergner
I Groll
Y Derman
Arthur Zander
John Mayer
Schenian & Mayer
Alderman Sanderson
Frank Vindra
William Mielke
Judge Schmidt on probation reform at Lions Club meeting
A. J. Schmidt Jucal, municipal court judge, spoke on probation across state and national practice. He argued probation serves as punishment yet saves first offenders from prison, emphasizes human factors, and reduces public burden by salvaging damaged individuals rather than discarding them. He cited a $31.19 total for Groll, including a $25 minimum fine and costs.
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Lions Club
A. J. Schmidt Jucal
Tion
Highway Department
Groll
Probation and Law Emphasized by Judge at Lions Club Talk
The speaker stressed obedience and respect for law and parents, citing court cases to show probation’s community value. He praised the Lions club probation committee, noting members serving as custodians for several probationers.
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The
Lions Club
Daring jail break frees two prisoners in Houghton
In Houghton Michigan two inmates Arvid Tauriainen and Ben Kavi sawed an opening with smuggled hacksaw blades and escaped from the county jail during nightly checks. This marks a second escape for Tauriainen.
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Houghton
Mich
Arvid Tauriainen
Ben Kavi
Taurieinen
California Senate to set date for Judge Hardy impeachment trial
Sacramento Calif UP the state senate will set a trial date today for Superior Judge Carlos S Hardy of Los Angeles and decide how much of the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping tale will be recounted Judge Hardy lost the first legal skirmish as the senate unanimously overruled his objections to four of five impeachment articles.
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Sacramento
Calif
California State Senate
Carlos 5. Hardy
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple “McPherson
Hardy
Senate
Essex Challenger Ride Feature Prompts Public Interest
A reader asks about the new Essex Challenger model, noting its debut around March 15, 2014. The inquiry signals curiosity over design, performance, and availability while referencing the upcoming test ride opportunities.
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