Diggs Guilty in Mann Act Case. Plans Appeal
Maury Diggs former California architect was found guilty on four Mann Act counts for transporting two women from Sacramento to Reno for immoral purposes. The verdict carries up to seven years per count, with a five year maximum in federal prison. Co defendants Drew Caminetti and others were involved. trial details include juror questions and family presence in court.
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Jury Venire Drawn for September Circuit Court
Jury commissioners completed a venire of 36 jurors for the September circuit court term. Names include E J Kempf Otto Zweig Otto Helmer George Niebing and others from Sheboygan Plymouth Lyndon and Holland. Sheriff will summon jurors over the next week for a September 16 opening.
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Theodore Dieckmann
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E. J. Kempf
Otto Zweig
Otto Helmer
Mitchell
George Niebing
Albert Osterhuis
Sheboygan Falls
George Rhodes
Holland
Martin Leider
Herman
William Brogan
Robert Stocks
A. W. Stoltzmann
Herb. Thomas
John Sauter
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John Buelke
Lyndon
H. J. Wevers
Charles Woodworth
John Best
Ernst Stoltzenberg
Robert Fischer
Panama Canal in Pictures lecture coming to town
The Sheboygan Association of Stationary Engineers brings Mr. J. W. Lane to give an illustrated talk on the Panama Canal. He will display 125 pictures from his extensive Panama experience, promising a rare, valuable presentation for the public and ward school pupils alike, under his supervision.
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Lind Trip To Mexico Reel Failed Say Officials
The Associated Press reports John Lind’s Mexican trip is a failure as Huerta refuses to yield. Military and naval demonstrations are reportedly planned in response to the standoff.
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Freight cars crash into depot in morning wreck
Fifteen Northwestern line freight cars rammed the Pennsylvania avenue depot at 3 45 AM wrecking the north end and threatening Otto Mueller cafe. A defective coupling blamed. yardmaster and switching crew offered no details. Cars carried apples destined to local wholesalers.
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Opposition to Huerta urges arms import discrimination halt
Eagle Pass Texas August 21 report says opponents demand no discrimination in arms importation. They argue such a move would ensure peace, trigger indemnity payments, and lead to the ousting of Huerta with an ensuing election.
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Narrow Escape Near Freight Tracks in Cudahy
Traveling salesman Oscar Loewve of Cudahy Wisconsin narrowly escaped death on Indiana avenue and Eighth street as a freight train swung onto crossing. A passerby yelled look out and the cars skimmed past ten feet from him. Loewve recalled being deep in thought and near fainting after the frightful moment.
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Family perishes in early morning house fire near Dubuque
Near Dubuque Iowa, a farm home burned at dawn leaving Her man Sternweis, his wife and three children dead. Fire started shortly after midnight. investigators found charred bodies among the ruins after cooling.
J Creighton Dies at 94 in Wichita Kansas
J Creighton, the namesake of the town of Creighton, died in Wichita today at age 94. Melville E Stone of the Associated Press is listed as a nephew.
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Thaw Not In Court as Defense Builds in Quebec Writ
Sherebrook Quebec Aug. 21 Associated Press reports Harry Thaw’s lawyers will not produce him in court under habeas corpus. They claim the writ is returnable anytime and seek time to assemble a defense. If valid Thaw may stay jailed indefinitely. Chief Counsel Shurtleff seeks deportation liberty to choose destination, possibly South America.
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Wisconsin Governor names new boxing commission and boards
Madison Wis Aug 21 This morning Governor Francis I Mc Govern appointed several state officials including Athletic Commission members Dr C W Morter Milwaukee term four years William P Hart Eau Claire term two years Walter N Liginger Milwaukee term three years State Treasury Agent David Nt Gaines Milwaukee to succeed himself Panama Pacific Exposition Dr A J Provost Oshkosh Arthur W Prehn Wausau and John T Murray Superior Board of Normal Regents Emmet Loran Eau Claire term expires Feb 1918 William F Wolf La Crosse to succeed Thomas Morris term expires Feb 1918 State Barbers Board Mert J Brennan Janesville Tony Erth Cedarburg and Wenroy Biemert Green Day.
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Eau Claire
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Arthur W. Prehn
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Armstrong Chosen as Delegate to Bull Moose Convention
William Armstrong of Milwaukee area named delegate for the Bull Moose convention to be held at the Gilpatrick Hotel in Milwaukee on August 29. Foundation Day events set for August 30 in Chicago, with plans for the coming season to be discussed. Attending figures include F. C. Thwaites Paul Heil Francis Davidson Matthew Schroeder Sam Gottschalk Frank Mackut T. J. Taylor John Strange Neendh Dr. E L Gates R Plumb Dr George Senn Dr Sorenson William McFettridge among others.
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George Senn
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U S Effort to Send Troops or Hold Line in Mexico
Senate leader Penrose asks President Wilson to deploy United States troops to Mexico with a 25 million dollar appropriation for a campaign to protect Americans. the measure is deferred. Huerta replies to Wilson note arguing for recognition, while both sides keep positions and non interference policy discussed. Hayes precedent cited as possible hands off approach with no armed aid to either side.
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