09 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1925
Page
1
The piece surveys a veteran thinker’s views on learning and endurance. It recalls a life of study across philosophy and letters, noting decades at Princeton and a royal society fellowship. The text sketches his critique of modern senses and the purpose of pleasure, ending with a meditation on survival and resilience.
An unclear fragment from a historical page notes initials J and L with scattered words. The readable items offer no clear event, place, or person, yielding a minimal, reader-friendly card from the damaged text.
A foggy Saturday collision on Washington High Street involved Perry and Jensen. Both men sustained injuries including a deep facial gash and head injuries after their car collided with another vehicle. authorities sought the other driver to determine ownership of the other car and assess damages.
Lakeview pavilion run by Frank Schmautz and a separate venue by Mike Lascher and Arthur Beitz faced an unexpected police visit led by Sheriff John Case and Undersheriff Fred Boldt with eight deputies. The raid disrupted a Sunday early morning dance rush, catching operators unprepared as authorities swept the premises.
Prohibition officers raided Lakeview pavilion run by Frank Schmautz. The site held liquor believed to be moonshine and 15 people were present as deputies seized seven couples and multiple drinks. Stolzenburg held on liquor sale charges after taking out a license in Schmautz’s name. additional court actions set.
The city endured a wild Sunday with thunder lightning and heavy rain as temperatures surged to 49 degrees by 2 pm. Rainfall totaled 2.08 inches, a February record, while forecasts warned of more warm spells before a potential late-week blizzard and gradual fog clearance.
Five robbers struck Irvine Park State Bank of Chicago and escaped in a car with a stolen license plate. They forced President Albert Sthorch and eight employees to coerce customers into a corridor while guarding them with a shotgun. About $3,000 was taken from the cashier, with $18,000 hidden in a bank hiding place remaining undiscovered.
Wilfred Uhl at 2114 N Eighth Street fell unconscious after entering a manhole at Tenth Street and Indiana Avenue to inspect gas pressure. He was taken to the gas plant for first aid then moved to St Nicholas Hospital, remaining unconscious until about 3 p.m. An employee of the gas company is required to inspect the Governor at the same noon hour, and the Sunday assignment fell to Uhl.
The 260 ton British steamer Kilindini sank between Mangalore and Malepi. Seventeen crew members drowned. the captain was rescued and reported the loss. Kilindini, built in 1910 for an Indian merchant with headquarters in Bombay, was continuing services from Bombay.
Rioting during national elections in Belgrade leaves five Croat peasants and a policeman dead amid widespread injuries. Government claims a slim victory with 162 deputies to 152 for the opposition as authorities arrest eighty officers in Serbia and other cities.
President Coolidge nominates Hjalmar M. Johnson to be postmaster at Eau Claire Wisconsin, sending the name to the Senate for confirmation. The action highlights a routine executive appointment in federal postal service.
At the mouth of Sand Cave Kentucky Floyd Collins remains alive after ten days underground. Radio tests tracked his heartbeat via amplified light a vitality signal as engineers locate a new crevice that could shorten rescue by days. Crevice discovery boosts efforts. drilling paused as workers widen the aperture and the shaft nears its target.
Milwaukee lawyer reports Happy Felsch, ex White Sox outfielder, wins $1,200 salary claim from Chicago club with interest raising total to about $1,500. Settlement reached just before trial in Stevens Point circuit court. Attorney Cannon said jurors would affirm his client’s right to the pay.
Milwaukee Joseph Simon aged 26 of St Nazianz Wisconsin, a department store shipping clerk, fainted at work shortly before noon and died minutes later in the store's first aid room. The body was sent to the morgue for a postmortem to determine the cause of death.
Kentucky and Barren county launched separate probes into reports that Floyd Collins’ entombment in Sand Cave is a hoax. Gov. Fields orders a military court to hear sworn testimony from witnesses while a grand jury investigates possible motives and the cave rescue saga continues in McCreary County.
Readable fragments show several state names and political actions such as rejections and ratifications. The text references Oklahoma Oslo Washing ton North Dakota Idaho Wyoming Nevada Connecticut Indians Montana New Mexico Wisconsin and Mansachunetta with unclear context and partial phrasing. The item reads as a damaged political notice or news snippet.
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