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06 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1929
Page
1
Wisconsin Votes On Repeal Of Dry Law Question
A state wide vote on repealing Prohibition passed by a large margin, with supporters led by people such as G Riggs and Thomas M. Mciver, urging a national reference to end the Volstead Act. The measure drew vigorous debate in a packed assembly as dry law opponents rallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
gure
G. RIGGS
Wiscon
Thomas M
Duncan
Pros LeGisLaTURe? Wilds on Prohi Issue Split
Fragmented notes show legislators debating a controversial amendment on prohibition. Key figures including Markham and Hoover supported pro and anti positions as the assembly discusses how a proposed amendment could impact elections and referenda.
Oshkosh Stockyard Clash Rages Over Dump Access
In Oshkosh Wisconsin a three way dispute pits the city, local farmers and the Soo Line railroad. Farmers halted use of the Soo stockyards and posted constables at the city dump to stop shipments. A health board move declared the dump a nuisance to be abated in 24 hours. The city seeks injunctive action while farmers plan daily penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Soo Line railroad
Soo
town board of health
Frank B. Keefe
Winnebago county
L. D. Mitchell
Madison
Soo yard
Guilty Dance Hall Sheik Faces 35 Year Way
Ed ward Van Dress, a frequenter of the dance hall scene, was found guilty by a jury of attacking a 16 year old girl. The maximum penalty is 35 years with no minimum. A second trial for an attack on a 19 year old awaits. Deliberations lasted under an hour as emotions ran high and the mother sobbed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Edward Van Dress
cence hall
Van Drese
Dist
George A. Bowman
O'Boyle
Supervisors To Consider Road Crisis
Businessmen and others invite to a special meeting of the Sheboygan county board of supervisors in the courthouse courtroom at 10 o clock Thursday to discuss funding for snow removal on highways. The aim is to keep main roads open for safe traffic amid protests over long closures, with local merchants backing county highway plans and a tractor purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Association of Commerce rooms
Von Huenefeld Dies Following An Operation
Berlin reports Baron Ehrenfried Gunther Von Huenefeld died on an operating table after surgeons attempted to treat a stomach and intestinal ailment. At 36 he had survived WW II and aviation hazards, including being one of three men to complete the first westward North Atlantic air passage. His heart failed during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron von Huenefeld
Bremen
Berlin
Krueger
Baron Ehrenfried Gunther Von Huenefeld
North Atlantic
Lindbergh Near Cristobal On Panamanian Air Mail Route
Col Charles A Lindbergh after a brief stop at David Panama left at 1 40 pm on the last leg of his Pan American air mail flight to Cristobal Canal Zone flying about 200 miles northeast to Cristobal After a visit to Punta Arenas Costa Rica Lindbergh landed there at 9 20 am EST from Managua Nicaragua He will refuel in David before the final 1 700 mile leg to Cristobal His Costa Rica stop drew immense crowds and harbor ships were decorated in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
David
Panama
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cristobal
Canal zone
Lindbergh
Punta Arenas
Costa Rica
Managua
Nicaragua
Miami
Fla
C. C
San Jose
Latest In Autos Are On Display At Show
The fifth annual automobile show opened at Eagles auditorium by the Automotive division of the Association of Commerce. Exhibits feature thirteen city auto dealers with models from Pontiac and Oakland to Reo and Ford, plus prize drawings totaling 50 dollars every evening and an Essex coach as grand prize Sunday. Music and talks will be broadcast over Station WHBL each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automotive division
Association of Commerce
Eagles auditorium
Essex
WHBL
Korman-Schmidt Auto Co
Oakland
Eastern Wisconsin Motor Co
Reo Flying Cloud
R. H. Thieman Co
Wisconsin Senate Passes Boldt Office Bill
The Wisconsin senate approved the Boldt bill for a 33350 dollar appropriation to furnish legislators with a private office in a hotel or other building. The vote stood 18 to 13. Sponsors expect easy passage in the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin senate today
assembly
Pact Ratified By Reichstag Votes In Kellogg Pact
Berlin reports the Reichstag approved a bill ratifying Germany’s signature of the Kellogg renunciation of war pact. The vote tally stood 287 for and 127 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Berlin
Germany
Mercury Becomes Dizzy Will Start Downward Tonight
A new intensely cold wave is forecast to hit the Midwest tonight, extending into Kansas and east across Iowa and Wisconsin. Temperatures will stay low through Thursday with frigid conditions around Chicago. Readings included 22 below zero in Havre Montana and Williston North Dakota, and 0 in western Kansas this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
midwest
Kansas
Iowa
Wisconsin
weather bureau
Havre
Mont
Williston
N. D
Congress Fails to Resolve Prohibition Dilemma
Congress fights over funding for enforcement as the senate approves 24 million dollars while the house blocks the amount. Southern Democrats back the increase to appeal to dry voters, aiming to undermine GOP tactics and placate dry constituents. Georgia Senator Harris, a dry advocate, seeks redemption after Smith ties, while other southern Democrats hint at demand for revision though wary of public stance. Observers note lack of strong leadership and disagreement over solutions, with continued focus on prohibition’s viability. Continued on page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
senate
house
Smith
Harris
Georgia
Jim Reed
Mrs G W Kent Rides With Lindbergh In Miami
Mrs G W Kent enjoyed a lifetime thrill when she flew with Col Charles Lindbergh in Miami Florida on Sunday afternoon to celebrate the Pan American Airways mail route opening. Visitors from leading hotels were chosen by number to ride, with thousands lining the field as the takeoff inspired the winter resort crowd. Some offered up to 1000 dollars to swap tickets, but the chance was limited to a few, never repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Kent
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Miami
Florida
Col. Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Kent
Manitowoc Man Near Death From Mishap
The right arm of John Novak, 45, was torn from his body six inches below the shoulder when his hand caught in a conveyor belt at the Reiss coal docks around eight this morning. Hospital attaches said the injury will probably prove fatal, though his condition remained unchanged at noon. If shock and heart strain do not overcome him, he may survive. Novak was guiding a loading hopper and is believed to have tried to brush debris from the inside surface of the belt running under the hopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
John Novak
Reiss
Novak
Naval Cruiser Bill Heading to President for Signature
The $274,000,000 naval cruiser bill cleared the Senate 68 to 12 and moves to the House for ratification of two amendments. Republicans expect House approval and for President Coolidge to sign in the same form before week’s end. Senators LaFollette and Blaine were absent during yesterday’s vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAUL R. MALLON
United Pres Stat
Washington
congress
President Coolidge
house
Coolidge
senate
LaFollette
Blaine
Wisconsin
Football Players To Face Charge Of State Electrician
Warrants were requested for University of Wisconsin football players Gene Rose and Joe Kresky after an electrician said they assaulted him outside a Madison lunchroom near North Western station. Assistant D A Carl Christianson filed the charge with Carl Reis alleging Rose and Kresky and a local businessman taunted him over his spats, then beat him as he left the building.
Unable To Cope With Store Fire Hingham Snowbound Blaze
A store and residence owned by Hugo Rudolph burned last night in Hingham after an oil stove exploded in a second floor bedroom. Damage estimated at 9500 dollars. Snowbound roads prevented fire equipment from reaching the scene. Adell volunteers used pails, a bob-sleigh, and a team of horses to assist. About five hundred villagers, farmers, and neighbors arrived by foot and sleigh to help as conditions allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Hugo Rudolph
Adell
Auto Traffic Again Possible In The County
Auto traffic from Elkhart Lake to Sheboygan Plymouth Sheboygan Falls and points north and south as well as Franklin and Mission House college is again possible. Snow-moving equipment from Sheboygan and Kohler opened the road to Franklin and continued on County Trunk A toward Elkhart Lake then toward Rocky Knolls sanatorium on Highway 57 aiming to reach Plymouth. A total of sixty seven and a half miles of snow stocked highways have been opened by Sheboygan Kohler Wisconsin Power and Light company and Ozane kee county equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Lake
Sheboygan
Plymouth
Sheboygan Falls
Franklin and Mission House college
Kohler
Franklin
Rocky Knoll sanatorium
Wisconsin
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Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
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