Mary Graff Case Continues In Milwaukee Court
Mrs Graff sues her brother Jacob Reis for damages from a May 1912 dispute at his Plymouth home. She testifies of being assaulted injuring her arm and leg, while doctors describe swelling and limited use. Cross examination covers letters, estate matters, and motives, with court adjourned to 9 am.
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Jacob Reis
aremt court
Graff
Plymouth
C Charles Nutt
Rooney
Dr. Nutt
para‘sis
Nuit
rs Graff
Roones
Kirwan
Smith
Atty
hell
Atty. Rooney
Sheboygan county
Scott
Milwaukee
Gilbertson
Atty. Gilbertson
Mrs. Graff
Stahl Co. to Erect New Structure in Sheboygan
The Stahl Implement and Seed Co. will erect a new 60 by 75 foot one story building on North Ninth Street near Erie Avenue in Sheboygan. They recently purchased the former C. O. Fairweather lots, expand from N Seventh Street location, offering a full line of farm implements, garden utensils, and seeds. Proprietors Henry and Thomas Stahl have built a strong local patronage through straightforward dealings.
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Stahl Implement and Seed Co
busi
Daehn Awarded Damages in Duchow Case
The jury in Daehn v Duchow returned a judgment for 550 in favor of the plaintiff after a long session from 10 30 yesterday morning to 4 45 in the afternoon. The judge charged two verdicts one acquittal and one with a blank space for the damages amount. The case drew great attention and the evidence was sensational throughout. The officials will remember its peculiarities and the wholesome evidence produced.
Gerber Takes His Life In Despondent Action
Gustave Gerber a cabinet maker at Northern Furniture committed suicide with carbolic acid at 4 30 yesterday afternoon at his home 1420 Huron avenue His wife Edna three years old and relatives react with sorrow The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from the home with six brothers as pallbearers Interment in Lutheran cemetery The deceased 34 years old had been despondent recently and left a vial found in the wood box by the kitchen door
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Gustave Gerber
Northern Furniture company
Huron avenue
Gerber
Edna
Maria Gerber
John
Anton
Edward
Joseph
Benjamin
Richard
Chicago
Charles Hint
William Burhop
Krueger
Body of George Lawrence Found in Two Rivers Harbor
The drowned man George Lawrence, missing since April 6, was located at 3 pm by a dredge on the Two Rivers harbor. His remains were sent to relatives here, with burial planned in this city. he leaves a wife and one child.
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George Lawrence
Two Rivers
Wis
Frank Hoffmann
Lawrence
Reduce the Fire Hazards Across the Community
Citizens urged to welcome a Wednesday inspection by the State Fire Prevention Association to identify fire risks. The program targets small, fixable hazards such as trash in which embers land, electrical cords over nails, and stove pipes near wood to prevent fires that could ruin businesses or homes.
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State Fire Prevention Association
Panic in hospital as fire hits adjoining building
Panic spread at Chicago Union Hospital when fire damaged an adjacent building. Twenty nurses evacuated patients while sixty five others were controlled by staff after a fierce struggle. No injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Union hospital
Escaped convict caught in act at Random Lake
Henry Feldhberg alias Herman Stimle, who broke jail last August with three others, was arrested early today at Random Lake after emerging from the Weters store basement burglary. An accomplice, a lookout, was caught before noon. Feldhberg, found with stamps and a stolen ladies watch, is linked to the Granville post office safe explosion and the Hamm Brewing Co. thefts. He resisted arrest but was captured by Wetors, Dries, and Haas with Deputy Retzer arriving. Federal inspectors may question him about stamp possession.
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Henry Feldhberg
Herman Stimle
Random Lake
Weter
Retzer
Feldberg
John Dries
Weters
Mr. Dries
Jos
Pete Wetor
Wetors
Dries
John Haas
Plymouth
O'Connell
O’Connell
Henry Feldberg
Water Bros
Keldberg
Granville
Meyer calls meeting on New Jersey Avenue bridge
John C. Meyer president of the common council issued a call for a special meeting this evening at 8 in the council chamber to consider matters related to the New Jersey Avenue bridge, stating only the mayor or president may call such a meeting in the mayor’s absence. City Attorney Edward Voigt advised the move. Mayor Dieckmann declined further comment.
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John C. Meyer
common council
Edward Voigt
New Jersey Avenue
Dieckmann
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ates
Hare
havig Statag
Goys
STAHL CO
N. Seventh street
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Henry and
Thomas
Stahl
Sheboygan
DAEHN
Duchow
ternoon
The court of
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