Wisconsin Prohibition Raid Targets Hurley Salons
Federal agents led a large raid in Hurley Wisconsin aiming to arrest saloonkeepers and other alleged violators of the national prohibition law. Seventy five agents from Chicago arrived to serve warrants as police closed in on dry spots across the town and nearby areas.
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Premier Giolitti Says Home Has Been Occupied
Remier Giolitti asserts control over occupied home as Allied dispatches describe intensified sea and land actions around Piumy City. Reports claim casualties and mounting defense, with orders to avoid destroying buildings unless needed for regulars. Proclamations seek Hallan support while authorities deny bombardment of the port.
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Luebow Bound Over To Next Term Of Court
William Luebow, a confessed burglar, was arraigned in municipal court and bound over to the next circuit court term after waiving preliminary examination. Five rings stolen from Rudnick jewelry were located and returned by Chief Henry G. Dehne. four were in Milwaukee police custody, linked to a prior arrest for drunkenness, while one ring was found with a pawn broker north of Avenue, pawned for 25 dollars and later sold for 5 dollars more. Rudnick doubts a sixth ring was taken.
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Rudnick
Henry G. Dehne
Milwaukee
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Twenty Sheboygan bowing teams enter Milwaukee tournament
Twenty Sheboygan teams will compete in the Stuc Howiine tournament in Milwaukee from January 27 to February 7, announced by Frank Ole, president of the Shevoygaun Bowling Association. Eleven teams are listed including Danish Pride and Rex Theatres, with a closing entry date of January 18 and dues noted.
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Shevoygaun Bowling Association
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Tamaker Special
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Glenbeulah Carpenter Hurts Hand in Saw Accident
Special to The Press. Edward Hifekaar a famed village carpenter, was injured Friday afternoon when his right hand touched a circle saw three fingers were severed to the bone Dr. John Hansen treated him after the accident at Glenbeulah
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Glenbeulah
Edward Hifekaar
John Hansen
Severe cold grips Chicago as winter begins its deep freeze
The thermometer dropped below zero in Chicago on the first subfreezing day of the winter, with a general central west cold wave and heavy snow in surrounding states. Weather officials warn the peak has passed and warmer air may come soon.
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Chicago
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Weather bureau
Four Burned to Death in Leicester Fire
United Press reports a house fire at William Barrett’s home in Leicester near Mount Morris New York killed three children and a wounded father, with the others narrowly escaping. The devastation followed bystanders noting a disastrous blaze. In San Francisco, poet D Annunzio and George Sterling are mentioned alongside a separate incident involving a poet reportedly assaulted for continuing to read poetry.
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United Press
Mount Morris
Leicester
William Barrett
Rev L D Benner Revitalizes Mission House at Franklin
The Franklin Mission House, once straining for existence, now thrives under Rev L D Benner who as financial secretary treasurer lifted it to a flourishing, creditor free state. He secured a $30,000 endowment, financed dormitory and professor homes, boosted yearly pledges, and earned accreditation with major universities before resigning to pastor a new church.
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Spring Green
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Missouri
Tribute to Rev K D Benner by Mission House board
The Rev George Grether, house father and business manager, offers a tribute praising Rev K D Benner. The board states its final decision to retire him, noting his work in fundraising and improvements at the Mission House and the German Reformed Church expresses hearty thanks.
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George Grether
Mission House
K. D Benner
German Reformed church
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Offer to serve Board until May 30 1921 documents terms
A pastor declares anxiety over the Board’s position and offers services through May 30 1921 with terms. The agreement specifies removal of office to 2 S47 Fisher Avenue Detroit Michigan and Miriam, daughter, to continue as bookkeeper and typist through 1921 to handle pledges notices receipts and all correspondence. Continued on page 5.
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Fisher avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Miriam
Trade with Russia is a Big Question
United Press report from Marian Ohio notes restoration of trade with Russia urged by Harding advisors as a major policy. Soviets cancel millions in American contracts, heightening focus on Russia policy and diplomatic relations upon Harding's administration.
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United Press
Marian
Oho
Russia
Harding
Soviet Russia
Oscar Straus
New Yor
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Germany
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congress
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North Dakota
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senate
Last Night Coldest Of The Winter In County
The night brought extreme cold with subzero readings and a calm west wind. Thermometer readings from 3 a.m. showed a high of 10 above and a low of 3 below. By midmorning it rose to 7 and reached 11 below in some county areas.
Set Trial for Humon Woman on January 18
Ciara Srath Tlamon, charged with murder in the death of Jake L. Hanson, millionaire and politician, prepared for trial in Ardmore district court. She was recovering from a nervous collapse at her sister’s home in Wilson, Oklahoma, as preliminary arrangements were finalized for the January 18 proceeding.
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United Press
Wilson
Okla
Ciara
Srath ‘Tlamon
Jake L. Hanson
king
D. ¥. Walling
Ardmore
Cardinal Gibbons Improves After Rest at Union Mills
United Press reports Cardinal Gibbons ill at the home of Robert T. Schriver in Union Mills has shown notable improvement after a long rest. He was better last night than since his illness began about three weeks ago, and today he appeared much refreshed.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Robert T. Schriver
Union Mills
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Paris Seeks Polish War Aid After Bolshevik Threat
Paris minister Railberti urged the Chamber of Deputies to approve 490 million francs in war credits for materiel, saying Poland may need assistance again if attacked. He praised Poland’s past courage and warned of future danger if help is not forthcoming.
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Pleas of not guilty entered in most wet cases
Milwaukee associates report pleas of not guilty today in federal court for eleven men arrested Monday on liquor indictments. One defendant pleaded guilty. others await arraignment as lawyers travel from Green Bay and Milwaukee. Bail set for several at five thousand dollars, others at two thousand or less. Additional arrests and warrants are expected as federal agents pursue a broader liquor transportation ring centered in Milwaukee and Green Bay with dozens more indictments likely.
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Millwaukee
Id Hawke
Joseph Pankratz
Arthur Cormier
Gary Pearer
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Peter Besjar
Lorine
Charles Zimmermann
Peebles
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United States
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Denty Marshall
Df Sullivin
Willian Hayes
Frank Sirius
Purchase
Western Drig and Supply company
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John O'Connor
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Arnold
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Resolutions on the Death of Val Detling
Resolutions of condolence were adopted by the board of directors of Sheboygan Loan and Trust Co memorializing President Val Detling. The resolutions describe him as an honest upright leader, express deep sympathy to his family, announce mourning for the charter, and call for publication of the resolutions. Directors Louis Grassy, Gunther, and Oscar Zoibat signed the document.
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Valentine Detling
Sheboygan Loan & Trust Co
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North Nervon Sees Light Snow Tonight Forecast
A fragmentary weather note reports light snow in the north Nervon area tonight with rising semipeature and forecast chatter. The text is partial and unclear but indicates cold, unsettled conditions and a general weather update for the region.
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