Astronomers Prepare for Rare Solar Eclipse Across Nations
The eclipse will darken skies across eastern regions and Canada as observers in the United States and Europe track the event. Harvard and other institutions project late-morning to early-afternoon viewing with balloons and cameras planned for aerial observations. forecasts warn weather could affect visibility and safety precautions are urged.
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Investigation into Chippewa Falls Colony Morality Probe Sparks Battle
A legislative clash unfolds over an investigation into immorality graft and cruelty at the Northern Wisconsin Colony and Training School in Chippewa Falls. Gov Blaine’s visiting committee aims to start inquiries immediately, while Assemblyman Rathle pushes to testify only before a legislature sanctioned panel. The dispute includes possible subpoenas and planned trips to Chippewa Falls as testimony and documents from the state board of control are reviewed.
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Prussian Cabinet Resigns in Berlin
The Prussian cabinet has resigned in Berlin, signaling a major government turnover. Prime minister and ministers announced their stepping down, leaving questions about the new leadership and policy direction in the wake of the abrupt political shift.
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Wisconsin Assembly Supports Swiss Artisans Immigration Preference
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a resolution urging the Federal Immigration department to give special admission preference to Swiss artisans. Assemblyman William Olson introduced the measure, which was sent to the Senate with urgent consideration claimed. A separate Duncan resolution on Lake Michigan water diversions was recalled from committee.
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Oil Price Rise Hits Crude Across United States
Oil prices climb in multiple states as several producers announce increases. Oho Oil Company raises 15 cents per barrel for Illinois, Princeton, Lima, Indiana, Wooster, and Plymouth grades. Magnolia Petroleum sets wells price raises 10 cents to 25 percent in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. Standard Oil adds 2 cents per barrel for Arkansas and Louisiana fields except Bellevue Cotton Valley and Smackover. Pennsylvania crude hits 25 cents and other grades rise modestly.
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Train robber Cadoo sentenced to 25 years
Brooklyn James Watt Cadoo pleaded guilty to robbing the mails and endangering a mail clerk during a bid to impress his bride. The judge imposed the mandatory 25 year term in the Atlanta penitentiary.
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Wisconsin Winter Jobs Show Fewer Workers statewide
State Industrial Commission reports from 900 employers show a 2.6 percent drop in factory workers from last year, with large declines in agriculture, logging, stone crushing, building and retail, while some industries report pockets of hiring in logging, mining, and timber-related sectors. Local notes from Ashland Green Bay La Crosse Madison Milwaukee Oshkosh Sheboygan Superior describe mixed labor surpluses, minimal construction, and budding openings as projects like U S Fisheries and the Sheboygan Press building near completion.
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Seven Miners Die in Gas Blast Near Bochum Germany
A damp gas explosion in a mine near Bochum, about 26 miles northeast of Dusseldorf, killed seven miners. The incident was reported by United Press from Berlin.
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Free Booklet on Everyday Etiquette from Washington Bureau
The Washington Bureau has compiled a booklet titled Everyday Etiquette to answer questions on proper social conduct. It covers weddings, dress, table etiquette, telephoning, funerals, christenings, street etiquette, hotels, theatres, and more. Send two cents for return postage to Frederic J. Haskin, Director at The Sheboygan Press Information Bureau, Washington DC.
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Eclipse Tomorrow Draws 25 Million Viewers Across East
New York January 23 25 million eastern U S and Canadian residents will watch tomorrow as a rare total solar eclipse travels from Duluth Minnesota to Montauk Point New York. Scientists plan to record the brief eclipse using fixed observatories and airship observations. A test flight is set for tonight.
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Don't Fondle Criminals To Lessen Crime
Chicago. Chief Justice Mayd E Thompson of Hlinda supreme court told the Illinois Bankers association in a session that jails give criminals music flowers and entertainments and paroles and pardons until punishment loses meaning. He criticized judges for time spent away from court and slow criminal prosecutions in large cities.
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One Killed in Shooting at Edwards
A gunman identified as MacClain opened fire at the Valley Park pavilion near Alten, killing deputy Lindley Larrison and wounding Walter Baird. He was captured and jailed as authorities feared a mob outbreak.
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Extra Father Kills Three in Rage
A man named Hert Nourdain killed his wife Leona and her father Dr. Marshall Jacobs then shot himself after a dispute over a divorce. Mrs Jacobs and a 3-year-old son escaped through the back door as Nourdain fired at her while she tried to call police. An inquest is planned today.
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Two Drug Store Bandits Given Long Prison Terms
Two drug store bandits were sentenced to five to forty years in the state penitentiary. Jack Rentz, 22, leader of the Judson coach bandit gang, pleaded guilty and asked for Stillwater to aid eventual Joliet transfer. Arthur Anderson, nicknamed the timid bandit, received a similar sentence after pleading guilty before Judge J. C. Michaels.
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Two Children Die in Chelyan Fire Near Charleston
A Chelyan blaze destroyed two homes and a grocery. Genevieve Massey, 17, and John Wilson, 10, children of Mrs. William Massey, died in the fire near Charleston, West Virginia.
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Edward Gay, 21, was picked up after allegedly talking from a third story window. He sustained a broken leg and other injuries and was taken to a hospital. attendants noted he appeared intoxicated. Chicago police report the incident.
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Forbes Second Only to Harding in Responsibility
United Press reports special attorney general R H Potter argued Col Charles R Forbes former head of the Veterans Bureau was second only to President Harding in responsibility for hospital contract frauds. Potter said Forbes aided by John W Thompson deceived the government with illicit contracts for veterans hospitals and that Mortimer testified to bribes and corruption as go-between.
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Captain Hickey Honored by Plymouth Business Leaders Banquet
A large Plymouth gathering honored Captain H A Hickey with a banquet at the Association of Commerce hall. The event celebrated his resignation as Plymouth Commerce secretary to serve as circuit court clerk, and included a gift of $120 in six $20 pieces and an appreciation manuscript signed by about half the city’s business and professional community.
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Mr Murphy Laid To Rest In Manitowoc Service
Funeral services for Clement Murphy were held at Sacred Heart church in Manitowoc at 9 a m. The Rev F E Murphy of St Clement's in Sheboygan conducted the rites. Pallbearers were foremen from the Manitowoc plant of the American Beating Company where Murphy was manager. Thomas Boyd, company president, and Chicago representatives attended. D D Rowlands and Mrs T G Rowlands attended from this city.
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Mary Thomyeos Hearthpon Dies in California Telegraph Notice
A telegram from Los Angeles announces the death of Mrs. Mary Thomyeos Hearthpon, who died around 72. A few days earlier her daughter Mrs. Ram miele of Manitowoc learned of her illness and went to her bedside. Mrs. Henrickson, a former Sheboygan resident, came to the area in 1865 and lived here many years. Further information will be published.
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