29 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1920
Page
1
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On Monday the newly elected officers will assume their respective offices in Sheboygan County. Koeller is slated to replace the retiring recorder while Voleta continues as district attorney for another term. The county treasurer, clerk of court, sheriff, and county clerk are among those taking on new duties, with several incumbents returning to post.
A review of recent liquor law violations lists seventy seven offenders as authorities detail sting operations. Deputy officials led by Commissioner Ooo Mn observed arrests during raids, with several individuals identified as Greek and Finnish nationals. Private stockand unreported supplies hinder enforcement as officers probe the Purley area and nearby outlets.
The French socialist movement debates its future as factions within the party clash over unity versus a possible split. A key Telegram from leading members signals strong support from the right wing, while others push for consolidation behind a broader left agenda.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, a Wisconsin alumna now on a Near East Relief speaking tour, spoke at the Mead Club about two years of reconstruction work in Armenia and her plans to visit counties in January. Also highlighted was Miss Jose Puillip[e], Los Angeles deputy attorney, noted as the first woman in that role in the city.
A large blaze gutted Liebers' Art Emporium in Indianapolis early today causing an estimated 4.775 million in damages. The fire destroyed paintings sculptures and other works. Firefighters battled the flames through the morning as investigators begin assessing the scene.
Leubow, held on charges connected to the Rudaiek Jewelry store robbery, appears for a preliminary hearing. The prisoner answers questions as Attorney Voigt proposes options, including a future court term, while District Attorney Valet presses for swift action.
Albert H. Sleeper denied Wisconsin authorities request for Leo J. Grove and two assistants to be extradited to Iron County Wisconsin on a murder charge in the case of John M. Chispusio, an alleged motor runner.
A 1592 fourteenth street resident announced her engagement to Otto Neumann but both parties deny the statement. A law prohibits giving false information and The Press will refer the matter to the authorities.
A London conference of Labour organizers marshals support from British labor for Irish self determination. Members of the investigating Ireland commission testify on conditions and reprisals alleged against crown forces. The gathering aims to rally wider Labour backing for a campaign launched in Manchester and concluding in London in mid February.
The German government sent no vote yesterday to Allied representatives in Berlin protesting Gen Nollet head of the Inter Allied Commission for disbanding civic guards. The note says Brussels conference success may be affected if the Allies persist in demanding civilian police reforms and urges the commission's views be relayed to Belgrade. Officials here say Germany hopes Brussels will resolve reparations questions.
Milwaukee whisky dealer Harry Onsald was served an indictment by the federal grand jury. The arrest of two upstate saloon keepers and the prospect that seventeen Milwaukeeans would be arrested marked the third day of indictments. Benjamin Hendricksen and Vet Schuster of Denmark Brown County were brought to Milwaukee by United States marshals on four and three counts respectively.
The Sheboygan Poultry & Foot Steii Association announces a January 4 start at Eagles hall for a major show. Entries exceed all expectations with many exhibitors new to the local event. Highlights include White Orpingtons with a prize, a large pigeon display, and turkeys replacing rabbits after cages were damaged. Birth of Manilawee to exhibit freak birds like Brazzles. Local fanciers urged to enter to avoid opening day congestion. Cages moved to Eagles hall Monday for setup and rapid arrival of birds.
Reports from Mexico City indicate Mexico aims to discuss a preliminary understanding with the incoming Harding administration. An envoy from Obregon and a representative from Harding could meet to set terms guiding restoration of recognition, with Mexico delaying a formal reply to Colby’s note until Harding’s inauguration.
Bandits robbed the State Exchange Bank and shot two leading businessmen. A civilian posse captured three suspects after a fierce gun battle with about a hundred shots fired. Two others were arrested in Knox, Indiana. Most of the loot was recovered from the captured men.
Henry Herzog aged 78 died early today at his home 2900 North Twenty Street. The German born farmer later worked as a cattle buyer and then moved with his family to the town of Moselwhere. Survived by widow five daughters and two sons with funeral set for Saturday at 7:24 and 2 o clock at St Johns church Rev Krieger officiating interment in Willwood cemetery.
In Grand Rapids Michigan Walter Waleck, six, found his father’s shotgun and accidentally discharged it wounding Cecilia two of the family. Cecilia’s face was blown off and she died. Walter and his parents were away from home seeking work and food.
The village of Ada ten miles east of Grand Rapids, Michigan, is burning after an explosion in a barber shop. The town hall four stores and several residences have been destroyed. Ada has a population around 450.
Italian poet Gabriele D Annunzio reportedly surrendered control of Fiume to regular forces as a truce with the government began. Rome dispatched Gen Caviglia to coordinate peace talks with a council delegation while fighting continued in the city and surrounding areas with casualties reported.
Detective William Fischer of Fond du Lac police and Officer O Nobs faced two gunmen in a saloon on N Main Street. A shot rang out, the bullet lodged in a ceiling as Kobs tackled one assailant. Suspects known as Canada Slim and Gitte Jerry were captured later and linked to a Minnesota penitentiary release.
The theft involved 423 and a gold watch from Lewrrence Shields, a county jail prisoner, after three fellow inmates released him from his cell by a trusted guard Barney O'Brien who faces charges after allegedly taking 22 from other prisoners. Witnesses saw polo at the Denham Class tournament as the public attended the club’s gates offered without charge.
Milwaukee reports that a batch of approximately 2500 dozen liquid eggs was seized by state authorities and ordered disposed after storage was deemed unsafe. The state department refused to maintain the stock and directed its destruction to prevent further issues.
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