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Sheboygan Press

Location

Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

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Relocation of Highway 17 Proposed in Shohoygan County

A county board proposal seeks to move State Trunk Highway 17 to a more direct route north of Shohoysan, reducing congestion on Calumet Drive and aligning with a new bridge plan. The Wisconsin Highway Commission is asked to authorize a route change after engineering survey, including a grade separation at the Chicago and North Western line.

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Drowning of Rudie Hohfeld in Amazon River

Rudolph Hohfeld son of Prof and Mrs A R Hohfeld of the University of Wisconsin drowned in the Amazon River while on a grant surveying expedition for Standard Oil. He graduated in 1908 and played on the 1922 Wisconsin varsity football team. He was known to Sheboygan students from 1919 to 1920 and will be remembered for his football days.

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Four Persons Meet Deaths Of Violence

Four Minneapolis area residents died violently today. J. RL Malakowski perished when his automobile plunged over a river embankment. Charles Wood fell to death in an elevator shaft. J. A. Schimansky died by self-inflicted action leaping from a high bridge. Bert Bless hanged himself near Champlin.

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Nationalization Proposed To End Coal Deadlock

Nationalization of enough coal mines to meet emergency needs was proposed by Senator George W. Norris as miners and operators failed to agree. Pinchot proposals on ending the anthracite strike were discussed in Harrisburg while state actions and investigation talks yielded little progress.

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U S Aviators Lose Lives In Air Collision Over San Diego

In a practice flight over San Diego harbor near South San Diego two U S Marine Corps aviators were killed when their planes collided in air. Captain Harry Fenty Shepherd and Second Lieut Joan Dewey Christian perished. Christian's body has been recovered.

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Bandits Hold Up Highland Park Bank Branch

Two bandits robbed the Highland Park branch of Peninsula State Bank this afternoon. They escaped with about 14,000 dollars in cash. Local police searched the area for clues as investigators processed the scene.

United Press Detroit Michigan Highland Park Peninsula State bank

Minister Victim of Murder Shocks Twin Cities

Minneapolis officials declare Lutheran minister Kapute B. Birkeland aged 68 was murdered after an autopsy. A woman renting the two room apartment, Mrs Mae Reynolds, and a man seen there last week are being hunted as investigators press for her information. Birkeland had disappeared a week earlier amid a lawsuit in which he sought 5000 from a Minneapolis attorney. The victim, once a successful pastor and whaling expedition manager, was found in a two room flat with a pillow under his head and two small tables supporting him, leading investigators to rule out natural death or suicide. Cyanide or similar poison is suspected.

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Kip Rhinelander Case Highlights Annullment Battle

In a New Rochelle supreme court case the Rhinelander family argues for an annulment after Leonard Rhinelander, termed innocent and brain tied, married Alice Jones who was the daughter of a Negro. Attorney Mills defends the public policy of preventing misrepresentation in marriage. The trial, ongoing for weeks, probes race and legitimacy as fundamental factors in the marriage dispute.

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Saloonmen Fined by Judge in Municipal Court Today

Anton Gribes Leopold Gutsch and Hugo Mahnke appeared in municipal court this morning and pled guilty to illegal possession of intoxicants. Each man was fined 100 dollars and given a coat. The arrests followed recent raids by state prohibition agents.

Anton Gribes Leopold Gutsch Hugo Mahnke

Ferguson Defends Administration In Hot Statement

Former Governor James H Ferguson issues a lengthy defense of his wife Miriam A Ferguson’s administration. He claims the state lost 1.8 million dollars due to the “legal gymnastics” of youthful Attorney General Dan Moody. He notes grand jury delays and potential impeachment talk while urging readers to see “the Ferguson side.”

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Stores to Open Evenings December 23 For Christmas

Loreal department stores will keep shops open on Wednesday evening December 23 instead of nightly for two weeks before Christmas. Managers cite customer interest in early shopping and note that Friday evenings will remain open through Christmas week with Wednesday substitutions when Christmas falls on a Friday. Stores staying open Wednesday only are Fell Bros., Prange Co., and J. & W. Jung Co.

Fell Bros. company Prange company J. & W. Jung company

Radio fund for patients drive under way details scant

A brief note lists a radio fund for patients campaign with a prior reference to Alfree DP and Jia Africe, noting a sum of 3,230 dollars raised or aimed for. No further context or dates provided.

Gunderson Named New Prohibition Commissioner in Wisconsin

Governor John J. Dane announced multiple appointments including Louis C. Gunderson of Madison as prohibition commissioner to replace Sachtjen and Herman W. Suchten as prohibition director. The slate includes judges, board members, and state examiners, with changes urged by the Grand Army of the Republic and various commissions, reflecting a broad reshuffling of Wisconsin officers.

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Poison Pen Probe Shifts Focus to Woman Leader

In Turtia Town, members of the district school committee renew actions against a supposed poison pen writer. A roll call shows 46 of 44 tested are exanirated? confusion. Proposals call for royal action against a unnamed female, with scrutiny of local farm leaders and pressure on Ora Haar to quit.

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Penalize Boy Who Causes A Woman to Die

Raymond Hudson, 19, of Platteville Wisconsin, fined $75 and forbidden to drive after a court tied him to the death of 74 year old Mrs William Groth. Hudson’s car struck her, she died from injuries. After paying the fine he was re-arrested and taken to Lancaster for another hearing.

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Re locating Highway 17 proposed route change

A county board resolution recommends relocating Highway 17 to Lake Shore Road north from Fifteenth Street through Sheboygan and Moses to Manitowoc. The plan, needing State Highway Department sanction, would separate 17 from 32 and ease congestion with substantial savings estimated over 150000 dollars.

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