02 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1928
Page
1
A chaotic Friday night report highlights Dundee and Hurley sweeping a series of disturbances. Police arrested multiple suspects amid a flurry of activity including bond hearings, city visits, and unclear arrests. The piece mentions names like Dundee, Johnson, and Shan, with references to a large 1,900 dollar bond and various hearings, showing a broad crackdown across venues and streets.
Community plea urges pastors to encourage giving over Sunday and Monday. Donations ranging from $5 to $25 are welcomed, with an update due Wednesday listing all contributors in The Press. A thermometer will announce results Monday night as the drive aims to reach $200,000, currently about $6,000 short.
Madison Wisconsin Sol Levitan announces candidacy for re election to a fourth term as Wisconsin state treasurer in the progressive republican nomination. He pledges an efficient business like administration and denounces politics in governing the people's money. He says he aims to continue serving Wisconsin for the next term at least.
Wisconsin officials and private citizens began preparations to receive President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge as summer residents in the Brule near Superior. Plans include fast telephonic and telegraphic facilities and arranging executive offices in Superior with Col Starling’s arrival for final decisions. The city’s public affairs committee discussed funding for the visit and street improvements as preparations continue.
Manitowoc Wis Despondent over an unsuccessfull farm trade Joseph Mirlyvosky 57 Kellnersville shot himself through the head with a double barreled shotgun early today He leaves a wife and children.
Fred R Marvin runs the Key Men of America a one man operation that crowdsources data from a scattered advisory council. The organization claims to rate individuals and groups on political stance publishing a daily data sheet for six dollars a year and offering to look up records for those who can pay.
Fire of unknown origin started at 10 oclock this morning and completely destroyed Robert Papendieck s cheese factory in Ada a village twelve miles northwest of this cell. Fire departments from Franklin and Howards Grove fought the blaze but could only prevent spread to nearby buildings. Loss estimate unavailable but insurance believed to cover building and contents.
Three cars were badly damaged on Highway 141 south of Sheboygan near the Charles Reis farm yesterday afternoon. Mrs. C. C. Wilson of Milwaukee sustained a fractured finger and facial injuries, while Mrs. David Miller of Sheboygan suffered severe cuts and bruises to the forehead and legs. The incident occurred as Christ Almekinder neared a gate and David Miller tried to pass, with the Nash sedan driven by C. C. Wilson and the Jewett driven by Miller involved. Both women received medical attention.
Italian aviators Major Ferrarin and Captain Carlo P Del Prete landed at Montecello Field after an endurance flight of 58 hours and 37 minutes. They took off Thursday at 5:15 a.m., circling a 74 kilometer route, and were in the air at noon today.
Paul F Koehn, a Sheboygan High School graduate and former lifesaver now an aviator, will travel from Los Angeles to Sheboygan in a Travel Air. He is expected to arrive at Sheboygan Airport on Saturday June 9, with stunt flyer Dick Renaldi joining him. Renaldi, a five year flyer and three year motion picture veteran, trained many pilots and taught flying to Wallace Beery.
Kohler seeks annexation of about 1,048 acres surrounding the village in a circuit court hearing before Judge Michael Kirwan. The plan, prepared by Detling Detling Whiffen, would include one acre owned by William Kesemann Sr. and add 88 residents to Kohler Co. territory, yielding a total area of 2,142.49 acres and 1,697 residents.
Milwaukee report states 30 year old mail carrier John J. Kwint was killed when his car skidded off Highway 14 two miles east of Mukwonago and struck a telephone pole. Investigating officers described the fatal field accident as sudden and tragic.
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and three companions plan a long next leg from Hawaii to Suva or Opolu as they progress toward Australia. They left Oakland with 1200 gallons and can carry 1500, aiming to reach Suva or Opolu with enough fuel for three hours, while awaiting weather and landing conditions at each stop.
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