16 Oretons 10 Interpret the Lending Issues
A state wide schedule notes 75 speeches are planned by the bureau with details on lending issues. The document covers the entire state and outlines the timing and venues for each scheduled event.
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Newspaper
Manitowoc Times
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1928
Page
2
A state wide schedule notes 75 speeches are planned by the bureau with details on lending issues. The document covers the entire state and outlines the timing and venues for each scheduled event.
Wisconsin Republicans stage a tour of towns led by Harold A. Seaman announcing Hoover endorsement and Kobert for governor. Notables like Senator Brookhart and Governor Davis plan speeches across La Crosse Belole Green Bay and Superior as Tammany Hall criticism surfaces.
The county Republican committee held a kickoff rally at Petska's hall with Attorney C. H. Brady outlining national issues and C. C. West detailing the Joltey waterway proposal. A radio broadcast on Station WOMT from Aiskadow theater begins at 7:45 tonight with speeches by Gust Reggert Charles Cary and Thomas Sullivan. Rallies continue Wednesday at School Hi Thursday at Otto Koch's hall and Saturday at Valera.
A crossing gate at Thirteenth and South Water was broken by an unknown motorist early this morning. A yellow touring car failed to stop and wrecked the gate then fled the scene. police and witnesses reported the incident as officers investigated at Seven tenth and Marshall.
Three Sheboygan county men were arrested by Sheriff R. Beduhn after a disturbance at Haselhoefer dance hall near Centerville. Ray Mew Williams 24 Joseph Yaad 70 and Jake Herman 27 were confined to the jail. Deputy Grotegut alerted the sheriff at 2 am. The trio faced expected arraignment before Judge A H Schmidt in Municipal Court this afternoon.
Two young men appeared before a municipal court on a beating related charge. Police Chief Ferdinand Scaroed reported the case as pending, with details regarding the board and lodging as part of the proceedings.
Born April 14 1861 in Massachusetts Mr Roache faced a sixth birthday note. Surviving are his widow four daughters Mrs Alfred Bancel Chicago Mrs Edmund Hayes Chicago Mrs George Colborn Milwaukee and Mrs Paul Becker Milwaukee and two sons Harry Etouche San Francisco Norv man Roache Chicago. Brother and Mrs Bonet and Mrs Roache left for Milwaukee Sunday.
A man near Plymouth released after questioning in a case linking poisoning deaths of prize cattle at Hugo Dhein’s Cleveland farm. State toxicologist found arsenic in stomach contents. Authorities plan further arrests as investigations continue.
Dave appeared with three others in municipal court on a disorderly charge amended to intoxication. The group faced fines and costs totaling $1,158 with Oscar Olaon paying $20.75 plus costs, and William Heldeman paying the same. Miss Olga Ludwig, employed at Bilwau tree, recuperates at home after an operation.
Scoutmaster F Nelson of Ashkesh chaired the conference on Scouting in the Lake Shore and Fox River Valley councils. The committee reported aims to improve Scouting nationwide with a varied program including Sunday games, ceremonies, troop rating plans, leadership training, and church services at Kiel and Camp Roiksilo.
Madison approval sought for a two‑block downtown building project by Montgomery Ward. Lindstedt Hoffman Co denies active promotion while noting possible future financing asks. Chicago firm plans a Manitowoc store, with site near Hemmingcheck Bleser garage and Kresge area.
Reading text from local notice indicates the Manitowoc Council and Knights of Columbus staged a prominent performance at the Opera House tonight, presenting a program with broad national participation and notable exhibits.
Two of the nine township fairs will be held this week, with Mizhicot and Two Rivers hosting in Hastivin and Applely, followed by Franklin Maple Grove Kochs, Two Creeks, Newton, Manitowoc Rapids, Cato, Liberty and other towns in late October and November leading to a county harvest festival at the courthouse November 14 and 15. Edward Nothing, 17, injured in a football game. hospitalized with a serious leg fracture. Scout activities and a meeting in Sheboygan conclude the week with a focus on character values and open forum discussions set by leaders from Fond du Lac and Milwaukee.
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