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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
1
Lost Maya Books Wept From Yucatan Firestorm
The fragmentary account describes the 16th century destruction of Maya libraries in Yucatan during Spanish conquest, including Landa’s actions and the loss of thousands of volumes. It notes remnants like a hieroglyphic code and the hope that some texts survived to illuminate precolonial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Auguste Le
munca
nat
Tost
putin
iyo
onis
tia Plaza Wan
Panre Landa
mons
Monteyo
Yucatan
mona
Fragmented obituary note hints at a death and grief
A damaged fragment mentions a death and lingering grief. The text references a former husband Ted Simons, a person named Noman, and a place Minn. The overall tone expresses pain and loss without clear context or full details.
Poultry Show at Eagles Hall Announces Winners
The Poultry Show at Eagles Hall is underway with a crowd tonight and judges expected to complete work by late afternoon. Prizes and ribbons will be awarded to prize birds, inviting spectators to compare entries and discuss judges decisions as the event continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
Poultry Show Draws Record Crowds in Sheboygan
The Sheboygan Poultry and Pet Stock Association opened its four day event to a record attendance on day one at Eagles hall. Officers touted a larger turnout tonight as breeders and fanciers packed the hall. Featuring demonstrations by Ernst G. Hansen, the world champion poultry dresser, the show promises continued excitement and a high quality display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles hall
Sheboygan, Poultry& Pet Stock association
William Marold
Arthur Remy
Otto Zickhart
Frei Weiskonf
George W. Schmitt
A. Heiersdorf
R. E. Bogenhagen
Eggert
Ernst G. Hansen
Hassen
Sheboygan Poultry & Pet Stock Association
Death Row Confessor Faces Execution Across States
In Ohio Joseph Kane aged 22 was executed in the electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary for the February murder of 8 year old Paul Prologo in Youngstown. In New York John Emento 21 and John Ray 19 were executed at Sing Sing for killing Lea Jong, Port Jefferson laundryman, after a lengthy fight to stay execution. Both youths appeared calm entering the chamber with Catholic chaplain Rev. John McCaffrey nearby. Governor Smith declined clemency as district attorney would not seek leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eee Press
Columbus
Chien
Joseph Kane
Ohio penitentiary
Paul Prologo
Youngstown
United Press Qasining
John Emento
John Ray
Reading
Sing Sing
Lea Jong
Port Jefferson
John McCaffrey
Smith
Emelito
Rys
Deadlock in Dawes plan talks between US and Britain
American and British delegates clash over a share of Dawes plan payments. Col James A Logan wires Washington for instructions as secret negotiations proceed in Paris. French foreign office signals no general debt conference will emerge from the talks despite ongoing efforts by US and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. BRADFORD
United Press Staff
Paris
Great Britain
United States
James A. Logan
Winston Churchill
exchequer
Washington
Herrick and Kellogg
Col
Col Logan
Burdoin to Return to Minneapolis for Bond Review
Sidney D Burdoin will be transported to Minneapolis today to explain how he came to possess bonds valued at 6500 allegedly stolen. He was arrested after entering a brokerage house here and asking how to sell part of them. A bank通信 from Proctor Minnesota says Burdoin is honest and industrious and the victim of circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilwaukee
Sidney D. Burdoin
Minneapolis
Burdoin
Patrick Meehan
Twin City
Proctor, Minn
Body Of Man Found In Snow Identified
The body of a man found in a snowbank in Omaha yesterday is identified as Louis Frank, 50, a hotel clerk from Parker South Dakota and formerly a restaurant man at Grand Island Nebraska. Frank had relatives in St. Louis and police believe he froze to death during a month of cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Louis Frank
Parker
S. D
Grand Island
Nebraska
Frank
St. Louis
Branding mystery deepens in Hibbing lover case
United Press report from Hibbing Minnesota says authorities study the branding character of Francis X Bernard who killed Lora Palmer at Madison and then killed himself. Notes found in his trunk reveal his intense passion for Miss Palmer while her letters show she tried to calm him and deny deep romantic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hibbing
Minn
Lora Palmer
SMadison
Francis X. Hernard
Miss Palmer
Bernard
pye
Officials Seek Man Connected in Girl's Death
Beaver Dam Wisconsin sheriff and Dodge County officials pursue Dr A F Baxter chiropractor in connection with the death of 20 year old Ella Krieger from Randolph. A warrant for a statutory offense was issued after a post mortem. Baxter had left town. Coroner inquest planned and funeral services set for Sunday at parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
Wis
William Rhode
Dodge county
A. F. Baxter
Ella Krieger
Randolph
Dr. Baxter
John A. TiLiel
Rhode
chiropractor
Baxter
Black Man Hanged at State Penitentiary in Tucson Case
United Press reports Flor ence Aunz Sam Flowers a Black man was executed at the state penitentiary today for a serious crime against his wife in Tucson two years before. The incident is tied to the ongoing case with death penalty carried out in the penal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Florence
Sam Flowers
state penitentiary
Tucson
Witnesses Protest Stone Promotion To Supreme Court
Two witnesses protested Atty. Gen. Harlan F. Stone’s promotion to the supreme court in a closed Senate judiciary committee hearing. James A. Ownby of Boulder Colo and Ren Marsh, farm organization representative, urged Stone remain at justice or finish his undertakings as attorney general. Chairman Sterling said no further hearings on the nomination are contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Harlan F. Stone
supreme court
senate judiciary committee
James A. Ownby
Boulder
Cole
Ren Marsh
Stone
justice department
Sterling
Sub zero threat from Alaska cold wave moves south
The Alaskan cold wave shifts southward with sub zero danger forecast by the weather bureau. Eastern Montana reports 10 below zero as the disturbance in the lower Mississippi Valley moves east toward Indiana with heavy snow likely. Gulf and South Atlantic states feel the impact as the system travels northeast from the Rio Grande valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
weather bureau
Montana
Canadian
Mississippi valley
Indiana
Gulf
south Atlante
Rio Grande valley
Fading Romance Ends In Deportation Of Dutch Immigrant
Miss Katherine Schneckenberg, a German born but Holland resident, faces deportation after immigration law delays blocked her fiancé from joining her in Sheboygan. Anxious to return to Holland aboard a steamship, she awaits a deportation order and a January departure to Ellis Island and then Holland. Immigrant officials and charity workers navigated complex nationality paperwork to finalize proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Katherine Schneckenberg
Holland
immigration service
U. S. Department of Labor
Chindon
Miss Schneckenberg
Hoek van Holland
Canada
Sheboygan
U. S
America
newplankew
Chicago
the
Immigration Service of the
Department of Labor
department
Germany
Zeeland
Mussolini assassination rumors baseless says United Press
United Press reports that Berlin rumors claiming Premier Mussolini was assassinated are wholly groundless. Rome dispatches found no indication of such an event. Basle telegraph later confirmed the rumor as unfounded. Mussolini has long avoided scheduled appearances to prevent attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THOMAS B. MORGAN
United Press
Rome
Berlin
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Haly
Bastele
bourse
tot «ofs
Milan
Leo Koretz Dies in Prison After Serving One Month
Chicago’s arch swindler Leo Koretz, who fleeced hundreds of victims out of about 2 million dollars with fake Bayano oil stock, died in Joliet prison after serving one month and five days. His wife and brothers rushed to arrange funeral as Koretz’s son, five brothers, and other relatives learned of the death. The body will be shipped back to Chicago as the man once fled the city and was traced to Halifax nearly a year after his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Joliet, II
Lea Koretz
Chicago
Koretz
Panama
Halifax
Right of Granting Degrees Sought by State Normals
Milwaukee Wisconsin State Normal schools plan to seek authority to grant four year degrees in education. A bill will be introduced in the state legislature. Frank FR Baker, president, says the move clarifies the professional aim of normal schools as teacher training institutions for Wisconsin public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Frank FR. Baker
Milwaukee Normal school
board of Normal school
regenta
Baker
Normal schools
High School Boy Dies After Jilted Love
Dana Coolidge a 20 year old pupil from Minneapolis High School shot himself in Omaha on Wednesday night after his sweetheart jilted him. His father was en route from Downing to assist. The incident underscores the tragedy of unrequited love in teen life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Omaha
Dana Coolidge
owning
Wis
Minneapolis High school
Downing
Unitarian Minister Says Marriage Is Failing Now
Brooklyn minister Rev. Nelson J. Springer argues marriage has failed under modern economic and civilizational pressures and may be scrapped for a better arrangement. He notes many would marry if possible but seek freedom rather to avoid continued subordination to business demands. Springer cites personal happiness from a kept independence and ongoing pre marriage friendships as his reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nelson J. Springer
fourth Unitarian church
Nev
Springer
Dr. Springer
the
Indianapolis
University of Chicago
Meadaville Theological school
Pennsylvania
Torso Found After Farm Fire Near Ottawa
Ottawa police and farmers worked through charred debris at the Mark Bogart farm after a haystack fire. Prosecutor Julian S. Ogan said the blaze appeared intentional to destroy a body. Deputy Sheriff Clarence Jones and many locals began digging to locate additional remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ohio
Mark Bogart
Julian S. Ogan
Clarence Jones
sherif
Bank doors close as president vanishes in Plymouth County
Le Mars Iowa United Press reports Plymouth County Savings Bank closed its floors after president James VJ. Martin 36 is missing. Investigators found forged securities valued at 40080 in the vaults. The private institution had operated three years. Martin is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Le Mars
Iowa
Plymouth County Savings Bank
Uma
Champs Return to Lincoln After Notre Dame Victory
Notre Dame champions return to Lincoln after a decisive win against Stanford. Survivors and defeated players offered brief remarks, highlighting the game’s outcome and the team’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
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