Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Scrambled Italian References
The readable bits suggest mentions of Italy and Italy related topics with garbled names and phrases. No clear event, People, or organizations are identifiable due to the corrupted OCR text.
12 Jan 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1925
Page
1
The readable bits suggest mentions of Italy and Italy related topics with garbled names and phrases. No clear event, People, or organizations are identifiable due to the corrupted OCR text.
The article discusses a renowned English stage figure in her later years, noting public interest in her beauty and star power. It references aging, relationships, and the idea of a forthcoming memoir or writings about her past, with mentions of contemporaries and public reception.
Burglars broke into the Stolper Bros grocery at 485 Mill Street Plymouth between 5:30 p m Sunday and 7 a m today and stole merchandise valued at about $7000. Items from men’s furnishings, hardware, grocery and dry goods were taken, loaded into a waiting automobile, and planed for removal. Police tie the theft to a regional ring with similar robberies in Minnesota Illinois Indiana and Iowa. A Dodge delivery truck was also stolen from Arvin Hildebrand grocer, suggesting a linked haul.
British ships rushed to Shanghai from Wei Hai Wei as Chinese forces seized the city in a bloodless coup. Police and volunteers fortified foreign settlements while refugees flooded into international zones. American and other foreign guards sought to protect French and international interests as clashes nearby and looting erupted in the native districts.
Milwaukee leaders plan recall to oust Mayor W Hoan citing political influence in appointing Fire Chief Peter Steinkellner a vote to recall aims for about 3900 signatures. A Northwest Taxpayers Association formed with T F Lee as temporary chair to organize petitioning.
In Pottsville Pennsylvania 14 year old William Cavalier who killed his aged grandmother faced the electric chair as a jury returned a death verdict. Judge Koch deferred sentence while lawyers seek a new trial. If overruled the case may go to a higher court.
An engine on the Milwaukee road jumped a 15 foot embankment near St Paul Union Depot injuring engineer Maivey Reed and firing a wrecking crew. Fireman Otto Gutfried escaped with minor injuries. The front axle was bent on the defective locomotive, which double headed westbound No 1 with many passengers aboard. The Great Western No 1 from Chicago passed moments earlier, and main line traffic halted for over five hours.
In Topeka on January 12 Kansas Governor Jonathan M. Davis and his son Russell were arrested on warrants charging bribery and accepting a bribe tied to a pardon for Fred Pollman. The event followed an undercover plot by editors of the Kansas City Massour Journal Post, who recorded the son’s receipt of marked money. Both men posted bonds and faced ceremonial duties later that day.
Rome dispatch reports fascist police raided a clandestine communist gathering in an alt curate area. Thirty-three Reds were detained as authorities continued repressive actions and house to house searches. A flag reading Viva anarchy was seized over Corso Victor Emmanuel as the Chamber of Deputies sat with muted enthusiasm and vacant benches where Aventine opposition usually sits.
Jersey City couple once parted after 65 years, including George Voldo and Anna Pehurn, reunited at a party after a long separation. They were married yesterday. The groom is 56 years old.
United Press reports Chicago recorded 390 moonshine deaths in the first eleven months of 1924. Health commissioner Dr Herman Bundesen estimates 229 drowned by moonshine poisoning and 151 by murders, suicides, and accidents linked to moonshine drinking. He warns of rising poison liquor in metropolitan areas and calls moonshine a broader form of alcoholism.
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