Outlaw Wilbur Underhill Believed Wounded and Captured
Kanwnee Oklahoma UP Wilbur Underhill the Southwest’s famed outlaw known as the Tri State Terror was wounded perhaps fatally and captured after officers bombarded his refuge with bullets tear gas and a raid on a furniture store He was found in a blood soaked bed moaning that he had been shot five times His wife Eva Mae Nichols also was wounded and taken to hospital in critical condition A fourth man Raymond Rowe was slightly wounded and jailed in Ardmore to face auto accident charges Officers recovered 5300 in bonds from Franks Title and Trust in his coat pocket as possible loot from bank robberies Underhill who had been serving a life term in Kansas was involved in the McMonal Day break and had evaded traps recently More than 25 federal agents pursued him across three states with sheriffs forces assisting and Nash the captured companion arrested for harboring the outlaw
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Kanwnee
Okla
Wilbur underhill
southwest
ms refuge
bef
Tri- State
Underhill
Stanley Rogers
Oklahoma City
Lnderhill
Eva Mae Nichols
Raymond Rowe
Ardmore
Franklin Title and Trust company
Franklin, Ky
Undertill
Underlt
Kansas
Wichita
Harvey Bailey
Kirk Prather
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Ed Davis
hin
Ada
Jake Sims
Seminole
Houston Nash
Conditions Improve Says Alfred Smith On Progress
Alfred E Smith, in New York on his 60th birthday, praised improved business conditions due to repeal and NRA policies. He credited increased purchasing power and the end of prohibition, citing shorter hours and minimum wage reductions as helpful, while noting congratulatory telegrams in his flower bed office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Alfred
Empire State
Smith
NRA
Johnson Blocks Bank Charge Increase Across Nation
NRA chief Hugh S Johnson orders banks to withhold planned rate hikes after a circulating schedule falsely claimed approval. Johnson says he neither approved nor even saw the proposed increases and dismisses deputy Cary N Weisiger Jr. amid the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
Johnson
NRA bankers’ code
code
Cary N. Weisiger, Jr
New Year Calendar Gift For Sheboygan Press Carrier Boys
The Sheboygan Press reminds subscribers to give New Year gifts to carrier boys. Calendars are delivered Monday to subscribers in Sheboygan, Sheboygan Falls, Kohler, Plymouth, Port Washington, Kiel, New Holstein, Chilton and Brillion. Boys will not visit before 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Sheboygan Falls
Kohler
Plymouth
Port Washington
Kiel
New Holstein
Chilton
Brillion
Assassin Is Fired Upon At Station In Sinaia Rumania
A blast in the royal pavilion at Sinaia station startled mourners for Prime Minister Ion G. Duca who was killed yesterday. Duca’s brother in law Radu Polizu fired at the assassin Nicholas Constantinescu, missing but overpowering guards. The premier’s body was sent to Bucharest aboard a train at 1 30 p.m. local time.
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Sinaia
Rumania
Ion G. Duca
Ian G. Duca
Carol
Bucharest
Radu Polizu
Nicholas Constantinescu
Polizu
Constantinescu
Duca
Romania
Civil works workers in two counties paid over $86 thousand this week
Civil works employees in Sheboygan and Manitowoc counties received 86,869.69 for the week ending today. Huga A. Klemm reported the totals with 6,159 vouchers issued: 3,288 for Sheboygan, 2,861 for Manitowoc. Local disbursements are itemized by city and district.
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Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Huga
A. Klemm
Sheboygan county
Manitowoc county
Sheboygan Falls
Kohler
Random Lake
Plymouth
Elkhart Lake
Waldo
Adeli
Cedar Grove
Oostburg
Batavia
Glenbeulah
Cascade
Belgium- Holand
Two Rivers
Kiel
Klemm
CWA
H. Vanderyacht
Byrd Ship Reaches Antarctic Circle
The flagship of Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd's Antarctic expedition neared the Antarctic circle after days of gale and fog delays. Off Antarctica the vessel sat at latitude 81 50 south and longitude 123 10 west heading southeast.
New Year Message on Recovery and NRA Leadership
A 1934 New Year greeting emphasizes recovery under the National Recovery Act led by General Johnson. It credits government action for building buying power, uniting forces, and directing a brighter future, while urging unity over division and pledging continued support for readers and institutions as the nation advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Johnson
NRA
Miami Plane Breaks Endurance Flight Record By Women
Frances Marsalis and Helen Richey completed a record endurance flight of 237 hours 52 minutes. They began December 20 from Miami Municipal Airport and landed at 10:45 A M today after eight days four hours five minutes. Ground crew and inspector Puckett greeted the pair on the runway as they taxied to the airport building for a formal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Frances Marsalis
Helen Richey
Department of Commerce
James R. Puckett
Community Urges $500 Push to Finish Sheboygan Relief Drive
The Sheboygan Emergency Relief Fund seeks a $500 boost to cap a drive still short of its goal. Donors urged to act by Tuesday, to ensure names appear on the honor roll in the final listing. So far the fund totals $9,871.75 with $325 raised today including a $200 gift from Badger State Tanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Steimie
Sheboygan Press
Badger State Tanning company
irs
Fred Koehn
J. W. Grossbuesch
J. Stehle
Ferdinand Schlichting
Women's Relief Fund
Badger State Tanning
J. F. Jensen & Sons
Kohler
Robert H. Kroos
Farm Home Razed Near Franklin in Morning Fire
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the farm residence on Martin Schoenknecht's property two miles west of Franklin at 6 a m today. Loss estimated at 3000 dollars, partially insured. Elk Hart Lake and Franklin fire departments battled the blaze but were hampered by water shortage. other farm buildings were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Martin Schoenknecht
Elkhart Lake
Ten Die As Imperial Airways Plane Crashes Into Radio Tower
A tri motor Imperial Airways passenger plane named Apollo struck a wireless mast near Buysselede Belgium in dense fog. Ten aboard died, including the pilot J. Gittings and a mechanic. one passenger possibly American. Rescuers faced total wreckage and scorched bodies in the blaze.
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Ruysselede
Belgium
Imperial Airways
Apollo
Brussels
London
Croydon Field
Buysselede
J. Gittings
Fond du Lac Teen Struck by Hit and Run Vehicle
Tony Adimonia an 18 year old Fond du Lac boy lay near death in St. Agnes hospital with a skull fracture a broken shoulder a fractured left arm and four leg fractures after a bicycle accident on a highway north of Fond du Lac yesterday. A hit and run driver was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
Tony Adimonia
St. Agnes hospital
here
Four Injured In Sand Pit Cave-In At Madison Project
Four men Archie Neeser Raymond Hanson Elenry Vogt and George Albers were injured in a sand pit cave-in near Mc Farland Wisconsin. Fellow workers rescued them and they were taken to a hospital with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
civ works
McFarland
Archie Neeser
Raymond Hanson
Elenry Vogt
George Albers
Lake Michigan Weather Outlook Weekend Winds and Rain
Fresh to strong southwest winds over Lake Michigan ease by Sunday as winds shift to northerly in the north portion. Occasional rain possible across the south and snow or rain in the north with a high end Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
north portion
Industry In Wisconsin Stimulated By Roosevelt Program
Wisconsin will gain about 250 million dollars through Roosevelt's national recovery program. The plan aims to end unemployment and boost industry via loans and federal grants, with effects felt across the state and its economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. BOLLENBECK
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Wisconsin Recovers Through New Deal Funds 1934
The Sheboygan Press reports a summary of New Deal money flowing into Wisconsin in 1934. Civil Works and Public Works grants, farm and home mortgages, highway aid, direct relief, relief loans, and Rural Finance Corporation support total about 256 million dollars. Additional aid includes corn hog payments for farmers and drought relief. Continued details appear on pages 7 and 26 of tonight’s New Year’s edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
dureng
UR. F.C
R. F.C
atock and
debenture
Joana
Rural Wisconsin teachers to be hired under CWS aid
The Civil Works Service plans to place 700 unemployed Wisconsin teachers in one room rural schools with 40 or more pupils. Miss Irma Hochstein says the program runs until February 16 under State Superintendent John Callahan and county superintendents. Base pay is 18 per week, 72 per month, with friction possible between regular teachers and assistants due to temporary status. County residency is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
United Press
Civil Works service
Wisconsin
Irma Hochatein
CWS
John Callahan
Miss Hochstein
Roosevelt
Miss Hochatein
No Edition Of Press Monday Observed By The Sheboygan Press
The Sheboygan Press will skip Monday publication in observance of New Year's Day. No edition will be issued on that holiday.
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Sheboygan Press organization
nadie
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Alfred Smith
The
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Kansas penitentiary
Shawnee
Premier Duca
Antarctic
United Preas
Young
Cologne
Croydon
BOATMEN’S GUIDE
Pagen
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