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22 Dec 1920
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Sheboygan Press in Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
1
Pooler Gun Case Attracts Crowds At Sheboygan Court
The Pooler case drew vast crowds to the Sheboygan court house as lawyers clashed on extradition and legal points. Judge Graass signaled a potential trial date of January 7 with testimony about treaties, warrants, and the role of court commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLAASS
Hd. Pooler
Phaten
Eaton
Mr. Phaten
CGraass
Whalen
Calvin Pooler
Galvin Pooler
wgak
Voigt
Phulen
Ed. Pooler
Ilo
Calvin
Pooler
Judea Kirwan
Phalen
Thilan
Jsulon
Pirst
Great Britain
United States
Kalen
Fodor
Sheboygan
crities
Maton
Ores
Homir
Charles Votet
Volgtage
Woodrow Wilson
New South Wales
Mr. Voigt
Australia
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Char. A. Honold Company and Employees Raise Fund
The Char. A. Honold Co and its workers boost the German Children's Relief Fund with a generous subscription plus $25 from Horace Mann School teachers and students. Contributions from Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co trainmen are also noted as part of the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas German Children's Relief
Chas. A Honold Co
Horace Mann School
Talsig
Schilder
Fastern Wisconsin Electric Co
L. P. Fessenden
City Tax Roll Work Accelerated for January Start
City clerks increased to expedite tax rolls with nine staffers working to finish by year end and hand the lists to City Treasurer Fred Telgener. Overtime is required as City Comptroller Join Kummer and assistants push to complete by next week, making collections possible starting Monday January 3 according to latest reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Telgener
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Kummer
Officials Deduce Coal Profiteering Claims Probe
Washington reports a Senate inquiry into coal profiteering features testimony by George H. Cushing of the American Wholesale Coal Association. He alleged government officials made substantial profits in a coal pool, and that Attorney General Palmer backed a dealer-led investigation despite concerns from the Justice Department.
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United
Washington
Palmer
senate
senate committee on reconstruction and production
George H. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Association
Cushing
L. A. Morrow
National Coal Association
Wholesale Coal Association
department of justice
House Adjourns to January 6 for Tariff Revision
Washington report says after a brief tax revision hearing the House continues its recess to January 6. Leaders plan to shift focus to general tariff revision and draft new tax lists based on information collected so far.
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U By Associates Press
Washington
Le House wars and deans committee
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Housing proposal criticized for expense and lack of demand
Edward Hammett of the Northern Furniture Co. writes to C Z Shirmeister of the Sheboygan Building Trades Council, arguing public funds should not finance housing. He cites 39 unsold homes and 25 sold at a 30 percent loss, saying the plan offers no citywide benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hammett
Northern Furnitura Co
C. Z. Shirmeister
Sheboygan Building Trades Council
C J. Shirmeister
Sheboygan
Sheboygan Trades Council
Northern Furniture Co
Kansas court rules for workers in essential industries
The Kansas Industrial Relations Court holds essential industries must maintain payrolls during slowdowns. Judge W L Huggins says a mill should keep skilled workers employed to serve the public and stay ready to operate fully when conditions improve. He uses a hypothetical flour mill with 60 employees to illustrate the obligation.
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Kansas
Plans For The Inauguration Announced
President Wilson plans to accompany President Elect Harding from the White House to the Capitol on March 4 and back for lunch. They will ride via Pennsylvania Avenue and Harding will take the oath and deliver the inaugural address. Afterward Wilson will host luncheon, then return to his home to begin private life.
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Associated Prena
Washington
Wilson
Elect Harding
white house
capitol
Joseph P. Tutcully
Warding
Pennsylvania avenue
delverois
Harding
Nils new
dn S. street
umpity
Mr. Harding
Lloyd George urges full nation representation at League of Nations
Prime Minister David Lloyd George presided over a British Commons session on the League of Nations assembly in Geneva. He argued real progress requires all nations in the league and called for the United States to join. He linked disarmament to universal league membership and warned war might have been avoidable with broader participation.
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tanden
David Linyd George
lugeneon
Toa
sf Commons
league of nations assembly
Geneva
Lloyd George
United States
league
Geneva assembly
Pardons widened by court amid rising crime levels
The court of pardons adopted a resolution to grant pardons or paroles before minimum sentence expiry for murder robbery burglary and fire offenses. Exceptions would be made only in unusual cases with favorable recommendations considered.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
court of pardons
Explosion Kills Four at Dupont Powder Plant
Four men are reported dead after an explosion in the No 2 packing mill of the Dupont Powder Co located at Massie seven miles from Scranton. The incident occurred today and authorities confirm the fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Scranton
Dupont Powder Co
Massie
Conflicting Testimony Frees Four in Shapard Poison Case
Macon Georgia witnesses and physicians offered conflicting testimony in the murder case against four defendants led by Mrs Tanline Elmer Stepard and her son Erieet flop son. Judge Henry A Matthews dismissed the case against Mrs Elmer Mrs Cutts and Mrs Mlenry citing the lack of a consistent account of Shapard death.
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Thy United Press
Macon
Georgia
Fred D. Shapard
Henry A. Matthews
Tanline Elmer
Stepard
Elmer
Erieet flop son
Annis Cutts
Tona Mlenry
Shepard
Matthew
Shapard
Clara Hamon Near End of Murder Charge Case
United Press report states Clara Smith Hamon faces murder charges in the death of Jaks J. Hamon empire builder of Oklahoma home. She was to surrender to Sheriff Buck Garrett near the International boundary by El Paso Texas. James F. Mathers of Coakley Mathers returns to defend her. County Prosecutor Russell Brown agrees to release the fugitive on bonds not exceeding $19 009 to $15 009.
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United Press
J Ardiere
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
nenter
Jaks J. Hamon
Oklac
Buck Garrett
ally
El Paso
Texas
James F. Mathers
Coakley & Mathers
Clara Smlth
Garrett
FAKED AS BDDIE
United Press reports Eddie Rickenbacher a famed American ace and his marriage to Franca Dannen, a Jacksonville social figure, followed by the disappearance of an unidentified man. The bride’s dowry is estimated at over 2,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jacksonviile
iEddie Rickenbasher
Franca dannen
Weather forecast snow and cold wave moves in
The weather outlook calls for likely snow tonight and Thursday with a cold wave. Temperatures near zero in the west and from zero to ten above in the east. colder Thursday in the east and south. Fresh northwest winds expected. Shippers forecast shows varying temperatures across regions from the north and west to the south and east.
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United Press
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