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29 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 29, 1921
Page
1
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Manitowoc Dads and Ladies Enjoy Banquet at Park
More than a hundred Manitowoc residents and families visited Lake View Park for a Sunday gathering hosted by city officials. A day of picnic meals, an afternoon slam fest, and an evening program featured speeches, dancing, and a mayoral taunt about the ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Koekne
Almshouse
sport
Hungary and United States peace treaty to be signed
The treaty of peace between Hungary and the United States is expected to be signed in Budapest this afternoon at five o'clock, according to Associated Press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Buda Pesth
Hungary
United States
Wisconsin Methodist conference program announced
The seventy fifth annual conference for pastoral and lay delegates of Wisconsin Methodist churches will run September 6 to 12 in this city. Pastoral meetings at the Methodist church and lay meetings at Mead Hall and the Congregational church feature a full week of addresses by Rev. C J Bronson Rev Walter Hall Bishop Mitchell and Bishop McDowell. An open air evangelistic service and Epworth league anniversary follow the opening and lead into the closing sessions with multiple speakers from Whitewater Manitowoc and Chicago among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Perry
Methodist Episcopal church
Wisconsin Methodist churches
Methodist church
Congregational church
Hall
Walter A. Hall
D. D
Fond du Lac
FE. B. Garton
C. E. Coon
Waupaca
C. 3. Bronson
Hvanston
Wilbur J. Crafts
Washington, D. C
Charles Bayard Mitchell
St. Paul, Minn
W. F. McDowell
Mead hall
Bishop McDowell
A J. Eymonds
Manitowoc
Messrs. A. Adams
Whitewater
R. H. Jones
Religion fuels uprisings in India amid British response
Reports from Calicut indicate insurgent activity persists south and southeast of the city despite British forces. Several Europeans and Labster regiment troops are missing after clashes, with looting and torture alleged. London dispatches say British cavalry arrives to secure Malabar as disturbances are confined to the original area and anti European sentiment worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Calicutt
India
thia city
Labster regiment
London
Malabar
Weather outlook for northeast region Tuesday showers
United Press reports fair and somewhat warm tonight. Showers and thunder showers expected in the northeast on Tuesday with unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Death Claims Mrs M Rietow Early Today
Mrs Matilda Rietow a longtime resident of the city died at 2 a m today at 811 Niagara avenue age 84 She suffered a paralytic stroke years ago and had been in failing health Funeral services will be held from the home Wednesday at 2 pm Rev W M Czamanske of St Mark s Lutheran church officiating Interment in Wildwood cemetery Survivors include two brothers William J and George H Rietow and a sister Mrs Louis Gutsch with relatives from Milwaukee and Austin Texas arriving for the funeral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda HRietow
Niagara avenue
Rietow
William J
George H. Rietow
Louis Gutsch
W. M. Czamanske
St. Mark's Lutheran church
Wildwood cemetery
Hanchett
F. Dohmen
Milwaukee
Milton Gutsch
Austin
Texas
Fighting in Belfast at Noon Today
Belfast gunfire and bombing on North Queen Street and New Lodge Road during dinner hour. Armored cars deployed to patrol the area. Two bullet wound cases reported at a local hospital, one shot in the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belfast
North Queene Street
New Lodge road
Horse Killed in Collision at Oostburg Wisconsin
Special correspondent reports a collision near Oostburg between an automobile driven by John Brill Jr and a southbound rig occupied by Clarence Brusse at 9 pm Sunday. The horse sustained a fractured leg and was shot. No injuries to the drivers. Brill previously had an auto accident near the Big Hole about a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oostburg
Wis
John Brill, Jr
Clarence Brusse
Nicholas Brusse
Mr. Brill
Willis Brill
Sauk Trail
Two Babies Found Dead After Car Incident
Covington Kentucky authorities report two newborn twins found dead on a roadway outside Covington. Coroner David C Stephens says investigation indicates they were born alive and likely thrown from a passing automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Covington
Kentucky
David C. Stephens
First Five Minutes of a Fire Do You Know What to Do
A healthily urgent guide stresses acting quickly during a fire’s first minutes to save lives and property. It notes a single pail of water or extinguisher can stop beginning flames and urges readers to obtain a $4 booklet from the National Board of Fire Underwriters via a free copy offer through The Sheboygan Daily Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Washington Information Bureau
Sheboygan Daily Press
Request for Free Fire Booklet Return Postage Enclosed
The reader, Frederic J. Haskin of The Sheboygan Press Information Bureau in Washington DC, encloses two cents in stamps for postage to receive a free Fire Booklet. The note provides a name street city state for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Sheboygan Press, Information Bureau
Washington, D.C
Pleas Entered in Murder Case of Kennedy in Los Angeles
Mundelynn Obenchain and Arthur C. Burch pleaded not guilty to murder before Judge Sidney Reeve in the hall of justice. Immense crowds filled court corridors as the two defendants declared innocence. Trial set for Tuesday November 1 with a ten day continuance granted to decide separate trials per defense request by Paul Schenck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Mundelynn Obenchain
Arthur C. Burch
John B. Kennedy
Sidney. Reeve
hall of justice
council
Madelynn Obenchain
Burch
Paul Schenck
Marriage of Tasche and Stubenrauch Set for Wednesday
The marriage of Miss Lillian Tasche daughter of Dr and Mrs John Tasche of N Sixth street and Edgar Stubenrauch son of Mr and Mrs M Stubenrauch will be solemnized Wednesday morning August 31 at 11 o clock at St Mark's Lutheran church. Both are popular young people of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Tasche
John Tasche
N. Sixth street
Edgar Stubenrauch
M. Stubenrauch
St. Mark's Lutheran church
Miss Tasche
Mr. Stubenrauch
Loot at Masonic Temple vaults nets up to 500000
Five men were held by police after a raid on 19 safety deposit boxes at the Security Trust vaults in the Masonic Temple. Guards Ernest Weber and Milton Jones were bound. authorities say the heist was an inside job with four bandits using a punch and sledge to force open boxes. The loot, insured, includes cash and gems, with early estimates ranging from 250000 to 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Chicago
Masonic Tempis
Ernest Weber
Milton Jones
Mikhael Hughes
Masonic Temple
Hughes
Associated Press
Security Trust & Deposit company
Germany must pay for Lusitania claims and other losses
Alien Property Custodian Thomas W. Miller says Germany must settle all U S claims before German property held by the United States can be restored. He notes the Lusitania indemnity and occupation costs total about 450 million dollars, with 150 million of seized property already restored by courts. The State Department is compiling all claims as families of victims push for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HERBERT W. WALKER
United Press
Washington
Germany
Lusitania
United States
citzens
exkaisera
Thomas W. Miller
Miller
Ebert
state department
America
Miners battle Logan county deputies in West Virginia clash
Civilian miners and state forces clashed on Beech Creek near Sharples in Logan County. One man was killed and several wounded as fighting erupted early Sunday after deputies were captured and a prior march prompted armed confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Logan
W. Va
West Virginia
Beech Creek
Sharples
Logan county
Don Chafin
Brockus
Pinson
Chafin
Beach Creek
Steamer Alex B Ubrig Grounds in Lake Michigan
The Steamer Alex B Ubrig from Fairport Ohio ran aground in fog two miles south of Big Point Sable lighthouse just before 4 am while carrying 170000 bushels of grain from Chicago to Depot Harbor Ontario. The Tuscarora was ordered from Milwaukee to assist. 25 crew members and three passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
J Ludington
Mich
Alex B. Ubrig
Fairport
Ohio
Lake Michigan
Big Point Sable
Chicago
Depot Harbor
Ontario
U.S C. G. Tuscarora
Milwaukee
J. D. Bradshaw
Oostburg Man Fractures Leg While Working Pump
Frank De Bley of a farm north of Oostburg Wis fractured his leg Sunday evening at about 6 oclock. He was kicking off the belt of a gasoline engine that powered the water pump when his leg caught in the machinery. A physician was summoned and medical aid given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Otto Schutte
Eric Vollbrecht
Arthur Hinze
Martin Kummer
Ooatburg
Wis
Frank De Bley
Blaine praises Thirty-Second division ties in peace jubilee
Wisconsin Governor Blaine lauds the Michigan Wisconsin National Guard unit for its WWI service in the Thirty-second division. He cites unity formed by adjacent states, recalls Juvigny, and urges continued cross-state bonds and shared sacrifice among veterans.
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Detroit
Wich
Joan J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Thirty second
Haan
Juvigny
Gov. Blaine
63rd
Michigan
Wisconsin boys
regien
Thirty-second
Detrot
United States
Blaine
McCrea
Flandera
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