05 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
1
An item notes old iron related to the Atommatig Telman and LP designation. The fragment mentions equipment or material tied to a named entity and a potential archival classification. No clear event, date, or location is identifiable from the readable text.
The agreement among leaders outlines the farm plan and changes to the debenture scheme. Nebraskas Norris and Louisianas Capper clash over procedure while McNary pushes for swift action and a Senate vote. The text notes a Friday readiness and possible midweek final action, with continued House debate and a page 8 continuation.
In Abingdon Virginia deputy sheriff James Crowe faces trial for the murder of Emory and Henry College student J W Kendrick after a car chase in which whiskey was suspected. Police admissions reveal fee driven arrests and missed early action that let Kendrick and two companions slip, leading to fatal head wound.
A fragmented report tells of threats surrounding Leona O'Connor and Laura Schoen family ties. Seven children of Hanford Wyatt and Laura Schoen, ages thirteen to one, are mentioned after the mother’s recent surgeries at St Nicholas hospital. The Schoens’ relatives arrange care for the children in the city pending further developments.
Mrs Cassler reacts with fear and calm as authorities seek to hold her son Edward Cassler and husband Truman Cassler without bond amid a swamp murder inquiry. The 19 year old is a material witness in the death of Miss Cameola Soutar known as Butterfly girl. A habeas corpus writ was sought to free Mrs Cassler before investigation completed.
The St Pauls Reformed congregation on the South Side aims to raise 12 000 in one week for a new church building. It seeks support from city and county residents with contributions via committee members or the Shiroygan Press. Progress to date is listed but not specified.
Two hundred fifty business men from Erie Pennsylvania will visit Sheboygan and Kohler on Friday June 14. They will travel by boat from Erie to Sheboygan with a stop at Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. The Erie Association of Commerce plans a welcome at the municipal dock and a tour of residential and factory districts followed by luncheon. Afternoon activities include a Kohler village visit and plant tour with band, dinner at the American Club, and a greeting by Governor Salter J. Kohler. Return to Sheboygan then depart around 7 pm. The entertainment committee includes Clarence Garton chairman Mayor Herman Schuelke Roland Herr Raymond Porter Charles F. Pratt and Sidney D. Kaye.
A letter of appreciation was sent to the Press but lacks the writer's name. The Editor's Mail Box requires authorship to consider publication, though the name need not be published.
The Wisconsin Assembly approved the children’s code in one operation, sweeping aside opposition. The judiciary committee substitute amendment passed 75 to 8 with most members voting for. Perry-Reis coalition backed the measure, and Aubrey Williams predicted Senate approval. The bill now moves to the Senate after final passage and suspension of rules.
A joint meeting of Sheboygan civic groups urged forming a new independent industrial board to attract and coordinate growth. A temporary seven member committee including labor, banker, manufacturer, merchant, professional, mayor, and Chairman Enz will study the plan and report back. A funding fund via subscriptions was discussed as the board’s first financial need. The session featured numerous local leaders led by Mayor Herman Schuelke and President E R Bowler.
The Kohler chapter of the Isaak Walton League plans a 2,200 acre game refuge near Kohler village. The tract includes 300 acres along the Sheboygan river and about 1,200 surrounding acres. Village trustees have passed a conforming ordinance, and landowners outside Kohler are being solicited for signatures to forward to Madison. If approved, hunting would be banned for five years to protect wildlife and allow vermin control.
Wisconsin moves toward repealing Sunday blue laws after repeal of the state dry law. The Grobschmidt bill to end the 80 year ban on Sunday amusements advances after a 13 to 11 Senate vote, with Sen Bernhard Gettelman leading support and Sen Charles Hutchison defending religious law. The measure now goes to the governor for final action.
MadisonWisconsin The assembly gave its first approval to the Don V Smith bill uniting agriculture dairy and food markets treasury agent humane agent and inspector into a new department of agriculture The engrossment vote stood 70 to 15 and a substitute amendment passed 72 to 14 though the bill still requires a public hearing in the finance committee. Only one of three amendments remained.
Letters of a cranklike religious fanatic were mailed from Chicago to Arthur E. Rackow 29, accused of poisoning his wife and dying in custody. Authorities say the letters, not given to Rackow, resemble other missives received by murder suspects at the county jail.
Louis J Pentzien faces a second embezzlement warrant after a adjournment on a prior charge. Complainant David Bloodgood alleges Pentzien embezzled 3861.75 paid by Alex Locke for premises on Winter Court, with liens under Chapter 289, using funds for other purposes. Original Kansas City arrest and municipal court amendments link to Mary Zore's complaint.
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