17 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1925
Page
1
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A doctor asserts Collins is dead amid debates on school safety in Sheboygan. Aldermen Sonnemann and Benfey push joint council and school board action to inspect Lincoln and other ward schools and consider building a new Second Ward school.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a river port near the St. Croix River in Minnesota with mentions of quantities or value around 41 and an order or act passed by a house. Details are unclear but suggest official action related to port operations.
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St Paul police believe prominent broker Thomas L Wann Sr and his wife were shot to death in their Commodore hotel apartment in a murder suicide. Wann had suffered heavy financial reverses recently.
The Pennsylvania senate last night defeated the proposed federal constitutional child labor amendment by 42 to 4, ending the question in the state as no resolution is before the house of representatives.
Walter rate ser and Bernard Grant convicted of a Chicago police officer murder win a new trial after the Illinois State Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling. The decision elevates Grant a penniless Back of the Yards youth and prompts Governor Small to weigh clemency in light of Krauser. Nationwide sympathy grows as lawyers argue a miscarriage if Crant is kept jailed while Leopold and Leach, rich youths, avoided life in the Franks case.
Two men Capistrand and Lawton were held after Mrs Hazel Brokl, 30, was found dead in a room they shared. Postmortem awaited. Leonard, deputy coroner, said she had been dead 7 to 8 hours.
A Kentucky house fire near Random Lake claimed the life of 26 year old Mrs. Peter Meyer. She started a kerosene flame in her kitchen to heat a fire, an explosion ignited her clothing, and she died within minutes as her children watched in horror. The husband returned home to find the tragedy and a jury later reported that the fire caused her death and left the rest of the family shattered by the incident.
Madison reports a clear win for progressive and socialist forces in the assembly. The Kiesner amendment change passed 58 to 28 to require one legislative session for constitutional amendments before referendum, then adopted 57 to 27 and moves to the senate.
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