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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
1
Paul Riesens S Sons win big Milwaukee contract for eight story building
The Paul Riesens Sons contracting company of Milwaukee won the general contract for the eight story Security National building. Work begins after equipment arrives within days with completion set for October 192. The project is among the citys largest and involves plans to move the Telegraph company to new quarters and integrate departments with the bank section. The firm has built notable structures including the Milwaukee Athletic Club and the Dank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security National
Paul ra sony company
Milwaukee
Ne dures
National Hay company
Pat Riesens Sans company
mmost
Mabiker
Mibyauker Athletic club
vail Tsing Dank
Attorney General Opinion Opens Wisconsin Lakes to Public Use
The attorney general issued an opinion to the Conservation Commission ruling private landowners cannot block public access to lakes by fencing shorelines or similar barriers. It covers Lakes Michigan and Superior and rejects private ownership as a barrier to public use. The decision hinges on Peninsula State Park land actions and broadens access across hundreds of lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Morgan
the
Conservation commission
Michigan
Superior
Peninsula State Park
Homecoming Notice Seeks Lodging for Relatives
Fragmentary notice asks for accommodations for visiting relatives during homecoming week. It urges those with space to offer rooms or lodging and mentions a homecoming committee handling details.
Fight with Bandits on Moving Train Near Wichita
One killed and several hurt after a gun battle on a moving freight train northeast of Wichita. Four ex cavalrymen among harvesters fired on two fleeing robbers, injuring bandits and two ex troopers. Five suspects held for investigation as the incident unfolds. The piece notes the first American locomotive trial in 1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kas
United States cavalry
Wichita
Furley
Kechi
Dumping of Port Washington Beer Sparks Federal Row
Milwaukee reports an investigation into 1900 barrels of Port Washington beer dumped into a sewer while in U S Marshal Sam Randolph's custody. Judge Geiger ordered a restraining injunction and a libel decree sending the beer to federal control as two men posing as revenue agents reportedly dumped it. Federal officials gave no statement on the authority dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
Port Washington
U. S
Sam Randolph
prohibition
internal revenue department
W W. A. Geiger
United States
internal revenue
Local youths charged with robberies in Wisconsin villages
Joseph Schwartz 16 William Trass 17 and Walter Gruno 16 from Sheboygan were arrested in Wausau this morning. They face charges of several robberies in Bellevue Hatley and Eland. Three revolvers found on their persons. two were loaded. Bail set at 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wausau
Wis
Joseph Schwartz
William Trass
Walter Gruno
sheboygan
Bellevue
Hatley
Eland
Wuen
Ransom Sought for Return of Rev Hesly in Bay Area Case
San Francisco police report a $50,000 ransom demand for the return of Rev. Father Patrick Hesly of Colma who vanished after leaving to hear a death bed confession. Authorities think he is held somewhere between Colma and Salada Beach. No call has come to reveal conditions for release, and investigators suspect Knights of Columbus involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Patrick E. Hesly
Colma
Edward J. Hennessy
Hesly
Colima
Heasty
Salada Beach
Knights of Columbus
Madison lawyer rules warrants can be issued on information and belief
Wisconsin Attorney W J Morgan states under the Severson law search warrants may be issued on information and belief and need not rely on positive information. The opinion was issued at the request of Milwaukee District Attorney Zabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br United Press
Madison, Wis
W. J. Morgan
Zabel
Milwaukee
Arrangements for Tuscarora Homecoming Near Complete
The U S 8 Tuscarora will dock at Goodrich Transit docks after drydock work in Manitowoc. Lieut Commander St G Hemingway met with the Homecoming committee to set docking and events during the Homecoming week including a Night of Frolics lighted water scene. Inland residents will be able to inspect the ship all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Tuscarora
St G. Hemingway
Manitowoc
Goodrich Transit company
Dairy cooperatives fail to form statewide marketing group
Milk producers met with the Department of Markets to organize all state dairy industries into a cooperative marketing system but failed to reach an agreement. The department does not expect the plan to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
Madixon
Department of Markets
Parade float volunteers sought for Wednesday event
Indians cowboys pioneers miners dancing girls Civil War veterans in uniform and other frontier groups are invited to join the grand parade. Notify Charles Zabel at the post office by Monday night. Float builders are warned to keep entries below the height limit to clear the Eighth Street bridge arches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zabel
Eighth street bridge
Campsite Shortage Hurts Sheboygan Tourist Traffic
Wisconsin cities lure travelers with campsites while Sheboygan lacks a proper site. An interview from Fond du Lac notes the need for city officials action to reserve space for tents. A proposed highway from Chicago to Door County will boost traffic, but only if a campsite is created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Chicago
Door county
Zion City Fire Burns Signs in Holy War Clash
In Zion City Illinois a wave of arson followed a clash between Voliva loyalists and independents. Six warning signs were set ablaze at once as the bell summoned worshipers to church. The exchange centered on Voliva’s ultimatum for independents to leave within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Zion City
Ill
Zion
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
church
city of Zion
tabernacle
Voliva
tran
Yaliva
Weeping Over Slain Man
Walter Chambers, 23, was found shot dead in the apartment of Miss Dixie Davidson. Police found a revolver near the body. Davidson, crying, claimed Chambers killed himself and refused to reveal her identity. She was placed under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Walter Chambers
Dixie Davidson
Miss Davidson
Chambers
Davidson
Turkish steamer sails for Turkish nationalists with munitions
Marine dispatch reports a Turkish steamer left New York on July 23 with a cargo of munitions bound for Turkish nationalists. Greek warships have been ordered to intercept the vessel and seize the cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
marine
New York
Bathers, Attentions at Municipal Beaches Temperatures
Keeper Ingvald Olsen reports the following temperatures at the municipal bathing beaches today Water and Air readings indicate warm conditions for swimmers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingvald Olsen
Hoover Appeals for Russian Relief Without Government Aid
Herbert Hoover tells Russia that children come first as famine relief will be provided through the committee for child relief and the Red Cross, with no official government recognition or aid. He blames Soviet rule for Russia’s misery and argues relief must go to individuals via unofficial channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HERBERT HOOVER
RUSSIA
Interprise
Washington
America
committee for child relief
Red Cross
United States
Lenin
pop- Walien
Rrussia
Bar Removals Prompt First Test Case in Madison
Madison Wisconsin Court Commissioner Sheldon issues a temporary injunction to restrain State Prohibition Commissioner from removing a bar in Hugo Alby's Milwaukee saloon. Returnable Aug 16 before Judge Ray Stevens. Warrant served noon. Kolintki of Milwaukee to confer with Attorney General Morgan on representation of 400 saloonkeepers. Morgan expected to refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madison
W.s
Sheldon
Hugo Alby
Milwaukee
Ray Stevens
Smith
Kolintki
Milwaukea ts
Morgan
Beverson
Joy Riders Died In Brooklyn Subway Incident
Three girls in New York rode a Brooklyn subway to escape a taxi driver. Katherine Hogan was killed when she touched a live third rail as the group fled a tunnel. Maude Stevenson commented wryly on the fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
New York
Kathering Hogan
Kathering
Brooklyn
Maude Stevenson
Katherine
aye
Tramp Attacks Eleven Year Old Near South Bend
A posse of fifty, led by Sheriff Louis Buck, hunted near South Bend country club and Milliken Marsh four miles west for the criminal who assaulted an eleven year old girl picking blueberries. The child, of foreign parentage, fought back and was found four hours later bruised and exhausted with the assailant undetermined. Authorities sought a tramp from a New York Central train, but lack of description hindered the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
South Bend
Louis Buck
South Bend country club
Milliken Marsh
here
New York Central
Hold Up at Barrett Plant Nets Large Payoff
Six armed bandits robbed the Barrett Manufacturing Co paymaster near Shady Side around 11 o clock. The paymaster and five guards were traveling on a highway when the attackers escaped with a pay roll reported between 40000 and 50000 dollars. The county prosecutor was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Barrett Mfg. Co
Shady Side
ahoui
unsettled weather with showers in east portion
Unsettled weather with showers tonight and in the east portion Saturday. Cooler in the east and north tonight and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py United Press
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