Manitowoc Man Jorde Surrenders After Parole Violations
Joe Jorde of Manitowoc, released four years ago after a seventeen year life term for an order, turned himself in to Sheriff John Case after a drunken episode led to an injury near a greenhouse. He claims innocence in the original Waupun case, says he was paroled under strict supervision, and recounts years in a greenhouse role and a recent return to custody to face possible further imprisonment.
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irder
Waupun
Joe Jorde
Manitowoc 4
Ife
John Case
Be Jorde
rte
LEO
Manitowoc
Walter Havin
toom
Jalil
Koritt
Sam
Jorde
Manitowoe
Walter Jiamilton
Snowbound Roads Hamper Action as Funds Lacking
Snow and record cold grip Sheboygan and much of the state as the County Highway Commission reports no snow removal funds prevent major relief. Many cars stalled or abandoned on Highway 17, a Manitowoc family shelters north of the city, and a special train plus buses aid overflow traffic. The state highway department adopts two foot high routes to keep snow off travel lines.
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Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Fond du Lr
Milwaukee road
Highway 17
George Abbelohde
county highway commission
Fond du Lac
Plymouth
Taye
state highway department
widh
highway department
Toll Reaches 47 In Nation's Cold Wave
United Press reports a brutal cold wave killed at least 47 people nationwide from exposure and exposure related accidents as temperatures dipped below zero in Chicago and the Midwest. Temperatures rose slightly in some areas but relief remained days away with forecasts of more cold and possible snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Chicago
Middlewest
Philadelphia
Mason-Dixon
United
United Tress
Milwaukee
Wis
mercury
W. P. Stewart
Stewart
Last Call on 1925 Christmas Seal Campaign Returns
The notice urges immediate reporting of all Christmas Seal donations and unused seals to Mrs. John Detling at 10246 North Seventh Street. It emphasizes that funds support tuberculosis work in the county and urges prompt action to settle accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Detling
North Seventh street
No Favoritism by Dry Agents New Year's Eve
United Press reports Milwaukee dry agents will enforce prohibition strictly on New Year’s Eve. Officers will arrest both men and women found with liquor, even if prescribed or moonshine. Hotels plan closures or limited access, and a medical examination may be required to verify liquor legality. Detention until bail possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward Allison to Stand Trial for Big Robbery
Edward Allison aged 53 of Elkhart Indiana waved examination and extradition and was sent to Madison Wisconsin to stand trial on a charge of robbing the Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin post office last September An alleged accomplice now held by Madison government operatives implicated Allison He denied connection and was bound over to federal court after a preliminary hearing by U S Commissioner Talcott
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
South Bend
Ind
Edward Allison
Elkhart
Madison
Wis
Prairie Du Chien
Allison
United States
Talcott
Indictments Against Wheeler Are Dismissed
Washington DC Justice Jennings Talley dismissed the indictments charging misuse of office against Senator Burton K Wheeler Democrat of Montana. He ruled the charges lacked sufficient law violation details. Wheeler had been investigated after a senatorial probe of the interior department and was previously found not guilty in Great Falls Montana on related charges.
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Ife
Washington, D. C
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Jennings Dalley
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Wheeler
interior department
Talley
department of justice
Great Falls
Mont
Plymouth Man Fined and Barred From Driving
Plymouth resident Oliver Wittkopp of Route 4 was fined $25 and costs after arraignment before Justice William Meyer for operating an automobile while intoxicated. His license was suspended for three months.
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Plymouth
Oliver Wittkopp
William Meyer Monday
Toughest Robin Seen In County
Spring hints appeared as Mrs. John Ott found a genuine robin near her Wilson home. The bird faced cold 10 below weather yet feasted on bread crumbs with icicles as swash, offering a brave sign of milder days ahead for wary residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ott
robin
Wilson
Brother Chooses Noose Over Brother in Police Killing
Bill Lawrence of Arizona plans to face execution while his sister Fay Gene seeks to prove Babe Lawrence killed Policeman Haze Burch. Babe confesses to Fay that he fired the shot. Bill claims the shooting was justified as defense. the case awaits a U S Supreme Court appeal as Bill maintains silence.
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Phoenix
Aziz
Bill Lawrence
Fay Gene
Babe
Bill
Oklahoma
Babe Lawrence
BIL
Haze Burch
Arizona
Florence
Texas
Burch
Butch Bill
Sle
L. G. McNabb
United States supreme court
Bureh
allenca
Appeal Planned From Gus Holman Verdict
An appeal from the $15,000 heart balm award to Miss Edith Ableman of Elgin Illinois will be filed in the state supreme court in January. John O Brien of Fond du Lac, one of the defense attorneys, will carry the case. The jury awarded Miss Ableman compensatory damages of $15,000, later sustained by the circuit court.
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Edith Ableman
Elgin
Gus Holman
state supreme court
supreme court
John O' Brien
Fond du Lac
Albjioman
No Farm Price Fixing Plans Sanctioned By President Colidge
Washington informs that President Colidge will not sanction any farm price fixing measures direct or indirect. White House announcement states no action to regulate farm prices.
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Washington, D.C
Colidge
White House
Negotiations Open in New York to End Anthracite Strike
Representatives of coal mine owners and United Mine Workers met at the Union League club in New York to resume talks aimed at ending the anthracite strike. Major W. W. Inglis and John L. Lewis led the sides as both prepared for a possible five-year pact and a wage review, with discussions extending over into the afternoon while no statements were issued.
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United Press
New York
N.Y
Union League club
N. Y
W. W. Inglis
muttle
Lewis
Ingile
Atlantic City
W. W. Ingis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
middle west
Waldorf hotel
Cadillac
Thousands to be refunded to Wisconsin insurance holders
Madison Wisconsin Hundreds of thousands of dollars will be refunded to people in Winconaln by insurance companies after Judge E Hay Stevens upheld the state insurance commissioner's rulings reducing tornado insurance rates. The case has dragged since 1922 when the 1917 law and proposed rule book were challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madison
Wis
W. Stanley Smith
Winconaln
E. Hay Stevens
Whitman
Temporary alimony and custody ruling in Rowlands divorce
Mrs Reyn Rowlands granted temporary alimony of 275 dollars monthly plus use of the homestead and one car, with custody of the two children awarded to Mrs Jands. David D. Rowlands ordered to pay household costs, utilities, taxes, snow removal, and ongoing child support of 275 dollars monthly starting December 1, 1926, via the court clerk, with visitation rights for the defendant and other related charges to be handled as stipulated in the order.
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Reyn Rowlands
Michael Kirwan
David D. Rowlands
Rowlands
Jands
Attoney Chrenees Whiffen
Detling
Whitfen
Charles Voigt
plaia
heraelf
shell
elreult
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