Menasha to Secure Bid on New Jail
City council in Menasha votes to solicit bids for a new jail and police headquarters project to be built on a city site. The plan calls for a personell expansion including a new police department facility and a wider jail complex with improved access and utilities, with construction overseen by state standards and required by midyear approval.
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Wreck of Migrant Train Claims Many Lives
A devastating emigrant train wreck near Yockport following a severe storm leaves forty-two dead and fifty-seven injured. Doctors report dozens in critical condition as investigators from multiple agencies probe rail conditions and the crash causes. Flagman Berry Judge of Scranton survives, aiding rescue efforts and warning others. Witnesses describe scenes of panic, with passengers torn from berths and shrouded in smoke as efforts resume to reach the injured and account for the dead.
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Two Rivers Man Sentenced for Home Fire
Frank J. Rades of Two Rivers pleaded guilty to setting fire to a home on the nest of June and was sentenced to three years at the Green Bay reformatory. He and two children survived the blaze that damaged the basement and prompted an investigation by the state fire marshal.
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Shepherd Case Advances as Key Witnesses Testify
Chicago reports seven wine area defendants remain to testify in the Willam D. Shepherd murder trial, with Charles Fairman as a leading but possibly last witness. L. J. McArthur and Amelia Hall followed, detailing the estate hold and nursing involvement. In Los Angeles, Dr. Thomas Young faces a further probe into his wife Grace Grogan Young’s death amid murder charges and ongoing district attorney investigations.
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