Plunge Sends Two Men to Basement in 30 Foot Fall
Walter Koepsell and Jury Metcher, workers on a heating plant installation at William A Kanlans home, fell thirty feet from a ladder through a board, striking debris. Koepsell remained unconscious and gravely ill, Metcher suffered severe bruises and a broken leg but both survived the fall with hospital aid summoned.
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Walter Koepsell
J. 4. Koepsell
fther
Jerry Veeher
Win A Knilan’s
wd Huron
firacian
Metcher
Mr. Koepzil
Koepsell
Jury Metcher
J. J
South Eighth street
Relief for Mrs Danmes After Tragic Family Shooting
Mrs Fred Danmes, shot by her son at Adel Falls, died yesterday in asthma after being committed to the Northern Insane Asylum two months ago. Her remains arrived at Plymouth this afternoon for interment in Adel. Funeral Sunday time pending. The tragedy in Sheboygan’s Bend District drew deep sorrow from many.
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Fred Danmes
Adels ‘fall
Rte
astmni
ymouth
Adel
Sheboygan
mts
Mra Dan- Wanda fo
Northern Hospital
Enraged husband murders three in Canton
Canton June 6 Robert Roach 29 a laborer killed his mother in law Ruth Schatzman 61 sister in law Doris Schatzman 19 months old and gravely wounded 16 month old land roach baby and injured Viola Schatzman 17. He shot a Canton police sergeant and another man. After fleeing he hid in an upstairs room attempted suicide but was captured and confessed.
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Canton
Robert Roach
baby land
THISBY SCHATZMAN
RUTH SCHATZMAN
DORIS ROACH
Viola Schatzman
W. W. Fielding
Canton police force
Happy Meyers
Roach
Daughter follows father in death of Lucy Thompson
Mrs Lucy Daniela Thompson, a noted suffrage worker, dies in Washington D C a week after her father Judge John A Daniels aged 83 longtime dean of western Wisconsin bench and bar succumbs to liver trouble in the game disease as reported from La Crosse Wisconsin on June 6.
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Associated Press
La Crosse
Wis
John A. Daniels
Wisconsin
Lucy Daniela Thompson
Washington, D. C
Man Identified in Indecent Exposure Case in City
Police confront long running case as five north side girls, all about 12, identify Otto Kuhn in court as the man who exposed himself near Grube's barn on Tuesday and Wednesday. Kuhn admits being in the barn to fetch overalls and to go to work, while defense seeks witnesses from Grube’s place. The trial is adjourned to Saturday morning for further testimony.
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Dehne
Otto Kuhn
Giblin
Kuhn
Michigan avenue
Grube
Kahn
Lyman Byrum
Lincoln
Twelfth
Phalen
Milwaukee
Wis
Sterling, I
Adams Express Company
Sterling
Goodrich dock
the
express company
George Starnes
Sterling, J
Joseph Fackler
American Express company
Engals
n. O
Tramps Pack Eagles Hall in Night Social Riot Tone
A large crowd of hobos gathered at the Eagles hall for a tramp social. Officer Koglin fined violators from 25 to 60 cents while Judge Roat presided with a gavel. One man identified as August De Karste bragged of stealing sodas. prizes went to the trampiest man and the best looking lady.
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Eagles
Eagles lodge
William Koglin
Koglin
Sherlock Holmes
August De Karste
Willie
William Hensel
Fred Steffen
Acquires Fine North Side Home
William Heermann a noted real estate dealer sold his corner 12th and Superior property to contractor John Mueller for 11000. Heermann took three Mueller properties including 1719 Michigan Avenue as part payment and plans to move to a Crystal Lake cottage soon.
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William Heermann
Superior Avenue
John Mueller
12th
Mr. Heermann
Mueller
Michigan avenue
Heermann
Crystal Lake
Police graft report flags corruption in detective bureau
A Curran committee report to Milwaukee aldermen accuses the Police Department detective bureau of collusion with criminals, citing payments to a thief employed by officials and recommending immediate reorganizing to end inefficiency. The findings prompt a likely heated council debate.
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Associated Press
New York
Detective Bureau of Police department
Curran
board of aldermen
Benj. Levy
Dougherty
bureau of the police department
Japans note on California land bill rights clash
Tokio rejects California alien land ownership legislation arguing it violates the Japan American treaty of 1911 and discriminates against a friendly power. It asserts the measure breaches equal protection under the U.S. Fourteenth Amendment and touches international relations.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
California
Labor Leader Samuel Gompers Operated For Mastoid Abscess
Washington June 6 Associated Press Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor underwent operation today for a mastoid abscess. Surgeons stated his physical condition promised a speedy recovery.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Fire destroys Bake mill in Pecasee, Michigan
A blaze today wiped out the Bake mill and other property of the W. L. McManus Lumber Co in Pecasee Michigan. Loss is estimated at $200,000 with no insurance. Fire damage reduced the mill to ashes and officials investigate the cause.
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Associated Press
Pecasee, Mich
W. L. McManus Lumber Co
Ten thousand boys join park demonstration in New York
Ten thousand boys gathered at Central Park to demonstrate the benefits of physical training to parents and 1.7 million school children. The event, arranged by the public schools athletic league, featured exercises drills jumping baseball and football games.
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public schools athletic league
Weather outlook for tonight and Saturday showers then cooler
A fair night followed by Saturday conditions with showers in the early period tonight. Cooler air settles in after the unsettled spell with a drop in temperatures across the region.
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Eagles’ Hall
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Central Park
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