Fragmentary note on graduation event and names
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a graduation and individuals including Liza. Unclear date or place. limited readable names suggest a local school graduation item with minimal context.
04 Feb 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1925
Page
1
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a graduation and individuals including Liza. Unclear date or place. limited readable names suggest a local school graduation item with minimal context.
Fragmentary report mixes piracy penalties with harbor crime lore, citing coal theft, black market shipping, and a 40 year sentence. It references judges, officials, and a string of old cases, plus a fragment about the Belmont estate and track season attendance.
Col Charles R Forbes former head of the Veterans Bureau and John W Thompson St Louis contractor received two years in a federal penitentiary and each fined 10000 for conspiring to defraud the government in veterans hospital contracts Judge Carpenter condemned the men denouncing their trust violations and granting a 30 day stay to allow appeals.
The article revisits Forbes a construction businessman linked to President Harding. After losing the president’s favor, Forbes faced a senate probe exposing alleged waste and graft. A Chicago grand jury later indicted Forbes and contractor John W. Thompson for bribery and conspiracy over veterans hospital contracts.
The Wisconsin taxation bill proposes corporate levies with a 4 percent minimum rate and $1000 cap for certain incomes. It aims to raise about $12 by imposing new taxes on corporations while detailing exemptions and provisos. The measure moves through committees and faces standard legislative steps as it heads to the assembly.
Vices to be private for Mr Pape. Neethnerad services for the Pape, who died suddenly, escorting will be conducted Sunday at 2:30 pm from the residence, 694 Michigan Ave. Friends of the family are asked to attend and a funeral service will be held at Wildwood Cemetery.
Los Angeles police renewed inquiry into the alleged confession of a seven year old girl known as Lucretia Horgia to poisoning three people. Alienists report preliminary findings that the confession may be authentic. Authorities connect Dauphin Manitoba twins of a baby murder suspect’s death two years ago to gastro enteritis as part of the broader case.
Wheat futures opened near 2 dollars a bushel at Chicago with May at 1.99% and rose a fraction from yesterday's close amid buying orders and market tremors. Winnipeg also showed early strength before a midday slump, with prices around 12.21.
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Hoehnke who was shot and killed by her husband Monday evening will be held at 1 30 p m at her parents home 21195 Fifteenth street and at Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran church at 2 p m The Rev Willem Wambsganss will conduct the services She left four children Elena Bern Verona and Gloria the youngest under two years old Her husband Charles Hoehnke shot himself after the murder and died at St Nicholas hospital Burial will be at Lutherap cemetery
The city council met Monday and decided not to conduct two registrations for the spring election opposite an erroneous newspaper report. The clarification corrects the record from Monday’s edition.
United Press reports two Ohio State University students died and several others fell ill after a deadly poison mixed with medicine at the university free dispensary. Dr. B M McCampbell said the poison, likely strychnine, was in a prescription given to Thompson of Canton and to Charles Hull and David Pusken, who died earlier, with illness traced to adulterated medicine.
More than a hundred people are dead as a Turkish hurricane and snowstorm strike Trebizond in Asiatic Turkey. Scores of houses collapse and widespread suffering follows the early today disaster reported by United Press.
By United Press Madison Wisconsin senate ratified the child labor amendment today by a vote of 19 to 18.
Prof Theodore Macklin returns from a 30000 mile New Zealand voyage to discuss dairy opportunities with Wisconsin farmers at the Federation meeting in Plymouth on February 11. He will be joined by W F Schilling and W J Rogan among others for two days of talks and elections.
Chicago May wheat broke through the $2.00 level for the day, peaking at $2.00 and closing at 1.399% under the opening figure, with intraday highs near $2.00. The market showed tentative gains before settling lower at session end.
Rome announces the appointment of Signor pe Martino to the Italian diplomatic post in Washington, succeeding Prince Caetini, in a move reported today by United Press.
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