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17 Aug 1921
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Sheboygan Press in Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
1
Irish Leader De Valera Rejects British Terms
Dublin reports say Eamonn De Valera told the Sinn Fein parliament that Ireland cannot and will not accept the British government's terms. He warned there is doubt about acceptance and asserted no enmity toward Britain while seeking a peaceful settlement for a free Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Beapmon de Valera
adar
Ireland
coud
yro
cecade
Northern Ireland
Treland
rina
Ireunreaconabls
ba watteonalder
United Press
London
Dublin
Bammon De Valera
Eammon De Valera
Todd George
House of Commons
Pe Valera
Sinn Fein
De Valera
Dail
iireann
Lloyd George
Eas Valera
Great Britain
Britain
Aged farmer found murdered near Wausau Wisconsin
An elderly farmer named Wensauer was found shot to death in his Bergen town home. Neighbors reported the discovery after a Monday night absence with a team of horses the only clue for investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Carl Wensauer
Bergen
Wensauer
Wenscher
Millionaire Lumberman Dies in Chicago Hospital
John W. Wells, famed Wells Lumber president and early Sorenson Lumber organizer, died in a Chicago hospital after a brief illness. A former business associate of the late Senator Isaac Stephenson, Wells had long influenced Michigan lumber ventures and operated a hardwood hauls business at Wells, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eterinee
Mich
John W
osetion
Chicago
Body of Joseph Truter Enroute Home From War Front
The parents of Private Joseph Truter learn the body of their son will arrive in Hoboken on August 25 and be sent to Sheboygan. Truter, born in Sheboygan, served in the 69th Infantry, Camp Custer and Camp Greene before going to France in May 1918. He was killed July 20 in action and buried July 21. survivors include his parents and four sisters. An optical device measuring to the millionth of an inch was invented. Rich oil deposits are believed to exist in Kansu, China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenzel Truter
Fourteenth street
Joseph Truter
Hoboken
Sheboygan
Truter
Northwestern
Camp Custer
69th Infantry
Camp Greene
North Carolina
France
Wenzel Triler
J. Schmidt
Fd. Klein
Charles Pohland
Clarence Eldsmoe
Milwaukee
Eight-year-old girl struck by truck at city intersection
Victoria Hamra of 514 North Eighth Street was hit at the Wisconsin avenue Ninth street crossing around 5 PM. She suffered five cracked ribs and head bruises but was in good condition the next day. the truck driver, who visited the aunt’s home seeking details, was not identified by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Hamra
Alex Hamra
Eighth street
St. Nicholas hospital
Wisconsin avenue
N. Ninth street
Ninth street
Youth Run Down by Auto Shaken but Not Seriously Hurt
Anton Sascha Jr 8 near his home at 8 Tenth Street and Indiana Avenue was struck by a car driven by Kelly Howell while playing with other children. He received a bruised scalp base and head but remained dazed and could not recall the incident for over two hours. He was taken home after the collision and a physician treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ninth street
Indiana avenue
Anton, Jr
Anton Sascha
Tenth street
Kelly Howell
St. Nicholas hospital
Calves Saved Colleague Child Perishes In Wisconsin Barn Blaze
In Marshfield Wisconsin Rheinhold J Hendricks rushed into a burning barn to rescue three registered Holstein calves when his daughter was still inside The child perished and neighbors restrained the parents from reentering the flames, avoiding further tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marshfield
Wis
here
Rheinhold J. Hendricks
Niece of Mrs Zimmermann dies in St Louis
Friends mourn the death of Mrs Edgar Gartside Niggeman formerly Miss Julia Conrad at her home in St Louis Missouri She was a niece of Misses Bertha and Emile Zimmermann of this city Her death occurred this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Gartside Niggeman
Julia Conrad
St. Louis
Niggeman
Bertha
Emile Zimmermann
Bathing Beach Temperatures Reported by Keeper Olsen
Municipal beaches record water at 60 degrees and air at 74 today. Ingvald Olsen provides the figures for public seaside facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingvald Olsen
Amendment Would Allow Home Brewing in Prohibition Era
Congress considers an amendment to permit home brewing and distilling for personal use if adopted by the House and conference. Rep Volstead argues the Fields proposal would legalize production for sale, while the amendment aims to limit searches to private dwellings and protect innocent beer brewing, sparking enforcement concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
congress
house
Representative Volstead
Volstead
senate
Fields
Kentucky
England
Kiwanis Memorial honors World War dead in Sheboygan
A temporary Kiwanis Memorial at Seventh Street and Wisconsin Avenue drew 75 offerings during Homecoming week. Mothers and fathers left brief tributes as volunteers moved flowers daily to Fountain Park and the Civil War monument. The plan calls for removing the monument and storing the floral containers at the Elks garden for owner pick up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis club
Sheboygan County
Seventh street
Wisconsin avenue
Mother
Dad
Fountain Park
Kiwanis
Elks yard
Honold Car Stolen From 1524 North Seventh
A five passenger Paige car owned by Charles Honold of 1524 North Seventh Street was reported stolen last night. It was parked on Wisconsin Avenue between N Ninth and Tenth streets. License 18 160 Wisconsin dark green with yellow wheels two new McLaren tires on rear front right tire a Sterling left front a Goodrich spare a Sterling engine 102 230. Police notified authorities in a wide area around Sheboygan including Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Honold
North Seventh street
Wisconsin avenue
N. Ninth
Tenth streets
Wisconsin
McLaren
Goodrich
Sterling
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
Attempted bombing of Madison grocery store thwarted
Police halted an attack on Gaspero Pantilla’s Madison grocery store when Patrolman Castle and Charles Davenport found a smoldering bucket with six sticks of dynamite before the doorway at about 11:15 PM. Pantilla and his family slept above the shop. jealousy over his business success is suspected as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madison
Gaspero Pantilla
Castle
Charles Davenport
Pantilla
Automobile Fire Destroys Car in Wilson Area
A Chevrolet five passenger auto owned and driven by Jerry Germ of 929 Indiana Avenue was nearly ruined by fire Tuesday afternoon on the Wilson extension of 5 Twelfth street beyond South Side Catholic cemetery. Germ with Frank Rebitsch and Oscar Marquardt escaped as flames spread through the car. Firefighters could not halt the blaze but the gasoline tank remained intact. A short circuit near the battery wiring is blamed for the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Germ
Indiana avenue
Wilson
Twelfth street
South Side Catholic cemetery
Frank Rebitsch
Oscar Marquardt
Germ
Worst Storm in Years Knocks Out Janesville Traction
A severe electrical storm hit Janesville Wisconsin early in the day bringing down many trees and disabling city traction lines for about half a day. Surrounding areas also reported minor damage from high winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Janesville
Wis
Fair Tonight and Thursday Predicted
United Press reports a fair forecast for tonight and Thursday with a slight warmup expected tonight. No major weather hazards are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Senate committee backs railroad funding bill despite La Follette vote
Washington report shows the Interstate Commerce Committee ordered a favorable report on the administration railroad funding bill by 7 to 2. It would authorize up to 500 million for War Finance Corporation to buy railroad securities and set interest rates, with provisions to reopen settled accounts and prevent funding from hindering agricultural exports. La Follette and Stanley opposed reporting. Pommerene supported. The panel notes a syndicate move by the War Finance Corporation to acquire government railroad holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
War Finance Corporation
Railroad Administration
Senato La Follette
Wisconsin
Stanley
Kentucky
Pommerene
Ohio
War Finance Corporation i4
Nationwide search for the Good Killers in loot plots
New York detectives pursued a six member Italian gang after barber Bartola Fontana admitted joining murders for hire. Fontana linked seven New York victims and nine in Detroit to the group from a Brooklyn origin fifteen years earlier. He said the gang bought control of youths and forced immigrants to kill, with threats to their lives if they refused. Six alleged members were arrested on Fontana’s testimony and held on suspicion of involvement in Camillo Calzzo’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Bartola Fontana
timeeff
Detroit
Fontana
Brooklyn
Europe
United States
Camillo Calzzo
Charged With Grand Larceny Bound Over In Court
Stanley Katouski was arraigned in municipal court on a grand larceny charge brought by Mike Kazevich. He allegedly took $135, repaid $80 later, and was bound over to circuit court under $500 bail to secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Katouski
John C. Meyer
Mike Kazevich
Katouski
Kazevich
Meyer
circuit court
County fair outdistances all former shows in Sheboygan County
The Sheboygan County Fair claims record crowds and a larger exhibit base than any prior year. Cattle numbers reach 271 entries while machinery, poultry, and agricultural displays expand significantly. A new stock pavilion and multiple amusements draw visitors, with organizers urging Motor out to Plymouth to witness county achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
astern Wisconsin
northland
Great White Way
Sheboygan county
Plymouth
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers Elect Officers
The eighteenth annual convention closes with officers elected for the coming year and delegates chosen for the national convention in Washington. Alfred Podeweltz is president. Pay Hall is organizer. W G Arle is secretary. J Granger remains treasurer. Pyburn and Gallenbeck retire from top posts. Delegates to the national convention include Oosterhous Nevermann Pyturn Abramson Kidow Arie Gallopbeck. Mr Toepfer declines national delegate role. Oosterhous elected in his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers’ association
beington
D. C
Alfred C. Podeweltz
H. L. Gilman
Plymouth
state association
Alpert Oosterhous
Waldo
Sheboygan county
Otto Nevermann
Nailsville
Clark county
T. T. Pyturn
Marshall
Dane county
Ed. Abramson
Grafton
Ozaukee county
W. G. Kidow
Whitewater
Walworth county
Henry Gallopbeck
Beaver Dam
Dodge county
W. G. Arie
Sturgeon Bay
Door county
Mr. Oosterhous
Oosterhous
Toepfer
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HONOLD
SENATOR LA FOLLETTE
Associated Preas
Cattle Department
C. J. Nehring
Asing
Sheboygan county council of Boy Scouts
R. Portius
Beloit
Rock county
3. Hurlbut
Monroe
Green county
tellera
R. M. Bates
Fred A. Knauf
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Dept. Welcomes Organization
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