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27 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 27, 1921
Page
1
Oil prospects fade in Wisconsin as samples show no finds
Wis. Mudena reports a Plymouth farmer’s sample from 350 feet deep yielded strong odor of oil or gas but officials cannot confirm any oil or gas in the subsurface. State Geologist W. C. Hotchkiss says no current evidence supports a strike between Lake Winnebago and Lake Michigan. The article recounts a prior rumored discovery at Varied sites, bee omen legends, and notes plans for drilling near Sheboygan Falls while praising local cooperation for county fair success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hotchkiss
lake Winnebago
Lake Michigan
Mudena
Wis
Wisma
W. C. Wotchwa
cesa
winedvile
Rock county
ips
Notehkiss
sum
Plymouth
vboygan Falls
Sheboygan unity
Hotehkiss
Poe
Lake Winne
Acouste ds
Sheboygan
Sheboygan County
Plymouth Association of Commerce
IR. Pratt
Association of Commerce
Sheboygan County Fair association
Sheboygan County Agricultural association
B. Wensink
Plymoth
Emil Titel
Otto Gaffron
E. A. Stolper
Plymouth Tiirectors
Q. A. LaBudde
Rhine
H. W. Timmer
Herman
H. C. Bade
Plymouth City
HL. J. Goelzer
C. J. Nehming
FE. A Dow
C. Pfeiffer
L. Diehl
A. Deppert
William Johanning
George Buelke
N. J. Gregoire
Russell
G. Grotenhuis
Cedar Grove
J. YP
Altenhofen
Random Lake
Mathew Duane
Oostburg
L. A. Moll
Cascade
W. 10. Scott
Glenbeulah
W. J. Kohler
Kohler
RB. A. La Budde
Speed
A. W. Schram
Senate finance moves tax bill ahead of tariff plan
The senate finance committee decided today to advance the revenue measure, aiming for a Thursday completion. The tariff issue remains pending, with the path to final action still undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wington
senate finance
Weather Roundup Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow
A cloudy sky with cooler temperatures expected tonight and tomorrow. Patchy light rain or drizzle possible in scattered areas as a weak front passes, with temperatures dipping a few degrees from today in the ex s ss% portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prags
Armed Posse Pursues Bandits After Ruby Postmaster Killings
United Press reports armed posses track seven Mexican bandits who killed Frank J. Pearson, Ruby Ariz postmaster, and his wife while wounding Mrs. Parcell. The attack occurred as a child companion escaped unharmed with the daughter. Believed same gang as earlier killings near the border. The suspects may have fled across the border three miles away. Mrs Purcell hoped to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tucson
Ariz
Frank J. Pearson
United States
Ruby, Ariz
Parcell
Person
Public invited to the hearing on ZR2 disaster
Howden airdrome hosts private inquiry into the ZR2 crash with Vice Air Marshal Salmond presiding. U S Navy Lieutenant Dyer represents America as British officials, pilots, and experts express doubts about the airship’s design and safety prior to crossing the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHARLES M. M’CANN
United Press
Howden
Eng
British air service
Air Marshal
Salmond
America
Lieut. Dyer
Atlantic
Otto Heinls
Germany
Police and the Hungry in a Clash in Munich
One man was killed and two others wounded when demonstrators representing the hungry clashed with mounted police in Munich early today. A large march proceeded with only minor outbreaks, while radicals plan a large demonstration tonight over Mathias Erzberger's shooting. police remain on standby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Munich
Mathias Erzberger
Governor Blaine vows all state power against Klan violence
In a Madison letter to Milwaukee Mayor Daniel W. Hoan, Governor Blaine pledges that if Ku Klux Klan members violate the law, the entire power of the state will be used to protect liberty and security. He cautions against presuming violence, but warns that overt acts could implicate the whole organization as a conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
Blaine
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Ku Klux Klan
Wisconsin
Ruby postmaster Frazer sought 20 months ago
A reward of 500 dollars offered for the capture of Y Lara, believed to be the letter carrier, has never been claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
Ruby
Y. Lara
Unloved and Lonesome Widows Form Get-Together Club
Chicago report on Miss Marceline Stokes leading a widows and widowers club in Washington Park. About 200 members aged 40 to 75 gather weekly to affirm marriage vows, with eight marriages already resulting and plans for similar clubs in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CARL VICTOR LITTLE
United Press
Chicago
Father Time
Cupid
Washington park
Miners Halt March As Federal Troops Stand By
United Press reports Logan and Williamson areas brace for possible miners action near Blair mountain as 1,200 plus miners cross into Logan county and seize a special train. Sheriff Chafin drafts deputies and 125 regulars along with state police while Gen Bandholtz surveys Boone county to ensure marchers return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Logan
W. Va
Mingo county
Madison
Blair mountain
Don Chafin
Logan county
Williamson, W. Va
Don Chasin
Sharpless
Coal River branch
Blair
Chasin
McDowell county
Charleston
C. F. Keeney
Keeney
Gen. Bandholtz
war department
H. H. Banholtz
Boone county
Banholtz
Co. F. Kenney
United Mine Workers District No. 17
Ireland and Britain near break in truce talks
London reports say Ireland and Britain near a deadlock as Lloyd George rejects De Valera’s call for new terms. Sinn Fein seeks a new basis for talks but Britain insists on original proposals. Dublin’s Dail Eireann meets to decide between peace and war with Sinn Fein ready to negotiate only on its terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
England
Lloyd George
De Valera
Sinn Fein
Dail
CLYDE Co
Moscow Burns Amid Reports of Famine Front
London Moscow has been burning for three days according to reports reaching here today. American relief workers have received no confirmation. John Grandens United Press staff correspondent left Moscow Aug 22 for famine regions of the Volga. The advance guard reached Madison and spent the night there with trains prepared to move the rest away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Moscow
John Grandens
the
Vola
Madison
Erzberger Murdered by Two Youths in Black Forest
Berlin report says Mathias Erzberger former vice premier and finance minister was assassinated near Offenburg while staying with his family. He died from twelve bullet wounds after two youths shot him and Deputy Diet. Deputy Liez was wounded. A judicial commission and police dogs investigated. robbery was ruled out. Pan German circles blamed him for anti chancellor policies and desire to return to public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Mathiasrzberger
Offenburg
Baden
Herr Erzberger
Bad Griesbach
Reichstag
Diet
Black Forest
Erzberger
Liez
Jurors Drawn for Fall Term Circuit Court
The sheriff notifies jurors to appear Sept. 23 for sworn duty in the fall term. List includes Hans Sattler Hugo Trilling Hugh Martin Henry Siebelink George Dusold Fred Wendland Otto Ziegler Philip Limberg August Frome Sam Du Mez Nelson Shaver Hugo Wunech John Segebrecht Waldemar Schwenzen William Prietzel Fred Leicht Ed Burke August Luedtke William Discher W H Barragar Ed Matthewson Herman Schultz M P Andrus William Peterson James Leahy Adrian De Smith William Trowbridge John Bloemmers William Braasch Herman Boldt William Mahoke Henry Becker Michael Schmidt W B Barragar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koehn
Hans Sattler
Hugo Trilling
Hugh Martin
Henry Siebelink
Oostbure
George Dusold
Fred Wendland
Otto Ziegler
Philip Limberg
Greenbush
August Frome
Herman
Sam Du Mez
Holland
Nelson Shaver
Hugo Wunech
Mosel
John Segebrecht
Waldemar Schwenzen
Scott
William Prietzel
Plymouth
Fred Leicht
Burke
Mitchell
August Luedtke
William Discher
Rhine
Barragar
Sheboygan Falls
Matthewson
Sheboygan
Herman Schultz
M. P. Andrus
Lyndon
William Peterson
John Best
Stafford Mellen
James Leahy
Random Lake
Adrian De Smith
William Trowbridge
John Bloemmers
Lima
William Braasch, Jr
Herman Boldt
William Mahoke
Henry Becker, Jr
Michael Schmidt
W. B. Barragar
Glenbeulah
One Bandit Killed Two Wounded in West Virginia Heist
In Fairmont West Virginia a posse pursued three masked bandits after a daring holdup of two men from the New England Fuel and Transportation Company near the Loesville mine. Paymaster David Richardson and Superintendent J A McKay were robbed on a trestle. part of a $25000 payroll and a stash were recovered. One bandit was killed and two others were wounded when miners from the mines formed the posse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Fairmount
W. Va
New England Fuel & Transportation Company
LoesviH
sian
David Richardson
J. A. McKay
Harding grants no pardon before Germany treaty ratification
The White House said today no decision on pardons for Eugene V. Debs or general amnesty for wartime-law prisoners will be made until the German peace treaty is ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Harding
Germany
white house
Central Laundry Reorganizes with Nehrlich as President
The Central Laundry Company reorganizes after acquiring property on New York avenues west of Eighth street from the H. P. Kolberg estate. A. J. Nebrich becomes president, Otto Wohlgezogen treasurer, Ernst Wolf secretary, with Nebrich in charge of accounting purchases and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The Central Laundry Company
New York avenues
Eighth street
H. P. Kolberg
A. J. Nehritch
Mgr. Nebrlich
Otto Wohlgezogen
Nehmich
Sheboygan Railway & Electric company
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Company
Mesa
Wolf
Wohlgesogen
Oscar
Eric P. Kolberg
Ernst Wolf
Wisconsin
French and Co Workers in U S Court
Charles W. French and members of his alleged 50 million dollar swindle gang were arraigned before U S Commissioner James R Glass on mail fraud and conspiracy counts. State charges of banking law violations and operating a confidence game are expected. In Canton Ohio Zebulon W Davia, wealthy manufacturer, was arrested on mail fraud charges and released on 25000 bond for Chicago federal court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Charles W. French
U. S
James R. Glass
Associated Press
Canton
Ohio
Zebulon
Davia
Cleveland
Conner
United States
Whiting
Weather for the Week for Great Lakes Region
The Associated Press reports a forecast for the Great Lakes region with generally tall, normal temperatures expected across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
the
Great Lakesa
Storm does Bla damage in the city
A severe thunderstorm drenched Sheboygan with 1.7 inches of rain, knocked out power to the south side, damaged wiring at the Poor Farm, and caused fires. A light pole fell on Spring avenue, leaving parts of the south side in darkness all night. A new bank site pile driver sparked a major electrical fault, and Arthur Kaems of Wisconsin Electric was briefly hurled by a static shock but uninjured. A chimney at 1071 St Clair avenue caught fire, inflicting about 160 dollars in damage before flames were controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan Inet
weather bureau
Press building
Spring avenue
Lighth street
Security National Bank
i nta
Arthur Kaems
Wisconsin Electric Company
New Home
Frank Krohn
St. Clair avenue
Adolph Kay
Krohn
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