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Newspaper

Sheboygan Press

Location

Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1925

Page

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Ghostly baker haunts Rice Lake home and floors

Psychic experts descend on Rice Lake after a reported ghost cleans floors and bakes biscuits in the Kubis home. The family, from Everett Washington, left after the specter’s visits, citing the house as cold and the haunting tied to Mrs. Pickman.

Tite Lake Wis Rice Lake Join Kubis ghost Kubis Kubla saupter Helen Armilla Axel Pickman Everett Wash Dickman

Episode at Schmidt's Place in Greenwich Village

A readable fragment notes an event at Schmidt's Place in Greenwich Village. Details are sparse but indicate a gathering or episode set in the historic New York neighborhood. No further names or exact timings are provided in the accessible text.

Greenwich Village

Danger of Air Attack is Slight

Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral H P Jones warning the House aircraft committee that the United States faces possible foreign air attack. He contends ships resist bombs poorly, urges broad navy and air force improvements, and agrees with General Mitchell that the Philippines could fall to a foreign power quickly.

Jones Mitchell Philippines WILLIAM J. MekVOY United Press Staff Washington United States H. P. Jones navy general board house aircraft investigating committee Representative Perkins New Jersey navy Pratt New York army air service Philippine Islands

Guides Direct Visitors To Plant Sections On Center And Seventh

Guides will direct visitors to all sections of the building with the mammoth press shown in operation. Guests enter on Center avenue and exit on Seventh street, with rural visitors escorted through the building at later cafes if they cannot visit on these days.

mammoth press Center avenue Seventh street

Three English Notables Said To Be Better

London reports King George recovering from bronchial attack and planning a March convalescence cruise aboard the royal yacht via Portsmouth with the first southern port unspecified. Prince Henry rests in Aldershot hospital with influenza while David Lloyd George nears recovery and convalesces at home.

London George Portsmouth Mediterranean Aldershot England Prince Henry King George David Lloyd George

Treasury denies request to keep border lines open past nine

Washington reports the treasury department refused California business interests' plea to keep the Tia Juana and Catexico customs lines open until midnight rather than 9 p m each night.

Washington California Tia Juana Catexico Cal treasury department

Violinist of Note Dies in Milwaukee Overnight

Milwaukee William Leonard Jaffe violinist music critic and authority on violin instruction died at his Milwaukee home after weeks of illness He led the Marquette University conservatory band and taught violin and ensemble playing in Fond du Lac He was a Liege conservatory First Prize graduate and mentored local students including Lucile Holland

Milwaukee William Leonard Jaffe Marquette univerity conservatory of music wast Berg Harry Bolens Port Washington Willy Leonore Jaffe Gratton Fond du Lac Prof. Jaffe Liege conservatory Lucile Holland Con. Holland

Campaign start as Sheboygan voters eye March primaries

Candidates declare for mayor alderman and school board as filing closes March 5 with the primary set for March 24 and the general election on April 7. Incumbents seek re election in wards one through eight while party endorsements shape the race.

Herman Schuelke L. FE. Larson Theodore Benfey William H. Sprenger Glaeser A. W. Grams Raymond Friedrichs Hugo Froehlich Frank Nickisch John Sutter

A F Davey Addresses Wisconsin Utilities Convention

A F Davey manager of Wisconsin Public Service at Sheboygan spoke before the gas section of the Wisconsin Utilities association in Stevens Point. He cited 1920 gas use of 136 million cubic feet and 1924 demand of 260 million, noting the need for a larger gas holder and enhanced capacity to serve Sheboygan and nearby towns. He described the new holder and the constant testing and adjusting required in gas making, with daily heat value readings to ensure consistent supply.

Stevens Point Sheboygan A. F. Davey Wisconsin Public Service corporation Wisconsin Utilities association Davey Rohier Sheboygan Falls Plymouth

Indictments in Ohio liquor permit scandal touch political elite

Federal grand jury votes first indictments naming at least eleven prominent political and business figures. Witness Abe Ungerilder testified as records show a bogus investment firm profited from permits and paid bootleggers. Files detail a vast Ohio network with Columbus base, Washington ties, and large-scale withdrawals in 1921 and 1922.

United Press Cleveland Ohio federal grand jury Mabel Walker Willerbrandt United States attorney general Abe Ungerilder Columbus grand jury Washington, D.C Mabel Walker Willebrandt Pennsylvania Washington lquor the woods Roy Haynes Cecil H. Kearns Toledo Daugherty George Remus Cincinnati Zeehner Rose Dayton Louin Abraham Auerbach Hayner Troy Armand Drug and Candy company

President Ebert in Grave Condition After Abscess Complications

Berlin reports President Ebert remains in extremely serious condition after an appendicitis operation. Peritonitis parasites confirmed. physicians fear infection has spread, with a conference to decide chances of life as authorities warned he could die within 24 hours.

Adam J. Mueller Ernst Kreuter Germany CARL D. GROAT United Press Berlin Ebert Herlin Herr Ebert the reich Merrobert Bier

Wheat Prices Jump on Chicago Board as Patten Returns

A rush of buying sent May wheat toward the $2 mark on the Chicago board of trade. May delivery rose about four percent to around $1.95 a bushel, with spot wheat up eight cents at $1.66. Heavy buying followed the return of James A. Patten, known as the king of the wheat pit, to the market after selling holdings.

Chicago Chicago board of trade prest exchange James A. Patten

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