19 Dec 1925
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions regional groups and a chamber related to beet operations and a call to unite before a forthcoming event in a southern location. Details on dates, places, or organizations are unreadable.
Jack Steinert, 26, confessed killer of 8 year old Roy Tolzmann, was given life on the murder charge after pleading guilty in municipal court. He also pled to arson and a statutory offense, receiving one to fifteen years for arson and five years for the statutory offense, to run consecutively.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and numbers likely from a local listing or ad. Readable elements include scattered identifiers and a phone-like figure, but no clear event, date, or entity details.
fragmented OCR text details a disputed proceeding or council session with unclear names and dates. readable items mention representatives Gi Mette Caen and Whe throw and references to meetings, posts, and a possible vote. lacking coherent facts due to corruption.
Milwaukee police continued the search for the Negro who attacked Michael Leechers, lorked him in an abandoned pullfet car in the Milwaukee yards, where he was held for eighty six hours before police found him Thursday. Authorities sought a crew for the suspect and started a search for a 60 year old man wanted for questioning in connection with the case.
Sheboygan faced the coldest spell of the season with December 18 dipping to 6 above this year, and a prior 21 hour period at 8 above. Last year December 20 fell to below zero, with multiple days below zero through December 29. This month’s cold nights ranged near 8 to 10 degrees, the paper notes, as readings compare to 1924 patterns.
An eight year old boy is reportedly killed when a man identified as Moron allegedly set fire to a barn where the boy lodged, later mutilating the body and fleeing the scene. Police pursue charges as investigators probe the arson and homicide.
Berlin reports details of a plan to kill supreme court judges as revealed in the alleged confession of communist Hartmann. The Leipzig burglar suspect is said to have admitted stealing to fund a terrorist group. Police found two cars loaded with machine guns and revolvers based on Hartmann's information.
A Christmas appeal asks readers to help locate Rex an English Setter and Susan Squires companion missing since Christmas Eve The dog is described as old with a broken leg goiter and a large scar yet loyal to friends Call Dr or Mrs Squires with any information to reunite Rex with Susan
From Damascus to Halfa December dispatch reports a city once wealthy and crowded now nearly empty as French forces curb rebellion. Armies patrol streets, markets lie silent, curfews ring nightly, and revolutionary bands flee beyond city limits amid bombardment and guard posts.
In New York City an address by Emery 2 Buckner, United States attorney, argues for enforcement or modification of the Eighteenth Amendment. He cites rising bootleg liquor deaths from poison denatured alcohol, noting 87 in 1918 climbing to 511 in 1925, and reports that 98 percent of 50,900 samples tested were synthetic alcohol.
United Press reports new prohibition rules issued by Assistant Secretary Andrews set to take effect February 1, 1926. Regulations ban whisky brandy and gin in medicinal preparations except certain cases. wine and alcohol may be used non beverage formulations. Doctors prescriptions may permit distilled spirits for illness. Manufacturers must disclose years of operation and formula history to continue non beverage uses. Whiskey and brandy withdrawals from bonded warehouses will be halted to curb illicit supply. Gemmine liquors will go to druggists for compounded prescriptions.
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals denied a rehearing for Albert B. Fall and Edward L. Doheny and co defendants in the bribery indictments tied to the Teapot Dome inquiry. The court earlier held the indictments valid, reversing a lower court. The decision leaves appeal options limited to the U S Supreme Court.
Ten persons were injured when the eastbound New York espresso of the Pennsylvania railroad derailed near Bennington, Altoona. Relief trains with doctors and nurses aided the wounded, including engineer Winps Pyle in serious condition from burns. Preliminary findings point to an open switch as the cause.
Government plans to prove Major Owen former federal director of Prohibition received 200000 from a Sacramental wine deal. Named are Ralph Wy. Stone former Senator George Vince and six others. Allegations include 60000 payments to secure operation and Owen pocketing 200000 during his regime. Other defendants listed include Bernara Rumpa Ate hent Bennett Harry Rosehamn Louis Abelson and Bouts Cribari Morris Zimbroff. Charges span sale transport and receipt involving Sayre Argo shipments. Page 8 continuation indicated.
Rep Tilman of Arkansas accused a court martial of acting to free Colonel Mitchell and urged President Coolidge to modify the five year suspension. He argued the case risked discouraging officers from exposing abuses and warned Congress of broader consequences for military accountability.
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