Burglary At Erie Avenue Home Reported
Night intrusion at 71193 Erie avenue led to $40 stolen from a bureau drawer. Mrs Beck found the door open upon returning from Eagle Hall where her husband played in the orchestra. Police were called after the intruder reportedly fled when locks remained intact.
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Henry Beck
Erie avenue
Becker
Becky
wong
sayng
Eagles hall
Aoward
Becher
tere
Man Named Green Hanged for Capitol Assault Declines Clemency
A man identified as Green confessed to a terminal assault at the capitol building on Christmas night. President Wilson refused clemency, and the condemned man spoke of hoping his fate would teach other men of his race.
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TBv
Associated Press
Washington
amal Green
capitol building
Green
Presi
Wilson
Fire destroys building in Snaggery basement blaze
The Associated Press reports a fire started in the basement of a public square building at Snaggery, causing about half a million dollars in damages to a row of structures. Firefighters fought the blaze, with damage estimated around one half million dollars.
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SBY Associated Press
Snaggery Mo
Plans Improved Feet Plans Improved Feet
Associated Press reports in La Crosse Wisconsin that Miss Amanda Clement, physical director of the YWCA, has begun a class of 76 young women to study foot health. She has diagrammed the feet with and without shoes and will exhibit findings to show widespread foot deformities from improper footwear.
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Associated Press
La Crosse
Wis
young women’s christian association of
Amanda Clement
Clement
Buster Braun Shuts Out Minneapolis in Fine Form
Sheboygan pitcher Buster Braun dominated Minneapolis yesterday, tossing a shutout on four hits and hitting three times including a double. The Sentinel notes Braun’s steady control, Delehanty’s three hits, and a strong offensive show from the Millexty lineup, with Burns struggling but notable early rally by Clarkmen later in the game.
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Buster
Braun
Sheboygan
Minneapolis
the
Sentinel
Bill Burns
Buster Braun
J. Delehanty
Altizer
Delemanty
Dave Devil
Dave
Harry Stout
Burns
Hughes
Tempting Offers For Veneer Co Of Plymouth
Mr Charles F Kade weighs a Plymouth Veneer Co takeover with several offers on the table. The Development Club hears he is joined by Hand and Curtis in Plymouth, though some oppose due to a $100000 loss seen in local factories. Other bids come from Marshfield Wisconsin St Joseph Missouri and Montreal with Montreal seen as strongest if Plymouth fails.
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Charles F Kade
Veneer Co
Plymouth
Kade
Messrs Hand and
Curtis
Mr. Kade
Marshfield
St. Joseph
Montreal
Canada
Car Turned Over In Sunday Morning Collision
Ernst Peichen and five others narrowly escaped serious injury when a five passenger Ford overturned at the corner of Thirteenth Street and Superior Avenue Sunday about five. The occupants were pinned beneath the car until Wilbert freed them. All suffered minor injuries including bruises and cuts. Kaemmer injured a hand. The car rolled completely over.
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Ford
Ernst Peichen
Thirteenth street
Superior avenue
Ernst Pelechen
Hugo
Kaemmer
Roland Wilbert
Getzer’s
Wilbert
Pelchen
Bank Call Issued By Comptroller Of Currency
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for a statement of conditions of all national banks in the United States at the close of business on Wednesday June 4. The report date is set nationwide and timing is specified for accuracy and completeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
comptroller of the currency department today
United States
Believed Insane After Weapons Charge in Greenbush
Charles Zaeger, about 30, faced Justice Root on concealed weapons charges. His case adjourned to Thursday after neighbors reported a pistol found near Mr. Kearse’s home in Greenbush. Zaeger had hidden the pistol in nearby woods and made alarming statements. Authorities consider him possibly insane, noting his odd behavior after reading murder stories and the Ott murder case.
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Charles Zaeger
Justice Root
Zaeger
Kearse
Greenbush
Ott
Sixteen Qualify for President's Cup at Country Club
Saturday the qualifying round for the president's cup was played at the Country club. Sixteen qualified for the first round, set for Saturday, June 14. William Watson, golf expert, will open his season June 10. Engagement sheets are at the Rivet nuts drug store for members to choose their time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson
Rvenuts drug store
Major Hersey Bounced From Weather Bureau Probe
Washington June 9 Secretary of Agriculture Huston suspended the Weather Bureau amid an probe into J Warren Smith of Columbus Ohio and other officials including Major Herman B Hersey Milwaukee Ross Witte E Pallack Trenton NJ and Norman Conger Detroit The suspended official said he was not aware of the politics involved but suggested the move relates to Willis L Moore’s bid for Agriculture Secretary and that his suspension was politically driven
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Associated Preag
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Huston
weather bureau
J Warren Smith
Columbus
Herman B Hersey
Milwaukee
Ross Witte
E Pallack
Trenton
Norman Conger
Detroit
Willis L Moore
Knife Threat Sparks Arrest in Sheboygan Falls
Marshal Ed George tried to break a Sunday quarrel between Frank Wullenmeck and youths. Wullenmeck drew a knife, threatened to kill the marshal, who pursued and captured him. Wullenmeck appeared before Justice John Ehren, case adjourned for ten days, in county jail. George was summoned by telephone to scene and issued orders obeyed except Wullenmeck. He pleaded amnesia about the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed George
Sheboygan Falls
Frank Wullenmeck
Wullenmeck
George
John Ehren
the Falls
county
George Wyndham Dies in Paris at 62
George Wyndham, former chief secretary for Ireland from 1900 to 1905 in Arthur Balfour's cabinet, died today in Paris according to private dispatches received in London. The death ends a long political career linked to the conservative era in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
George Wyndham
Ireland
Aurthur J. Balfour
Paris
Annual Meeting of Sheboygan Business Men's Association
The Sheboygan Business Men's Association will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at Eagles Hall at 8 o'clock. Officers will be elected, suggestions offered for the city, followed by a banquet prepared by a committee. Members are urged to attend with a guest to support President Pfister and the City of Certainties theme.
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Sheboygan
Pfister
Sheboy gan
Suffragette Arson Fires Hit Hurst Park Grand Stand
A fire at Hurst Park racecourse grand stand last night caused about 70000 dollars in damage before dawn. The militant suffragette arson squad also destroyed a boat house on the River Lea and the grand stand at the cricket grounds.
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Hurst Park race course
River Lea
Cricket grounds
Brass thieves caught in Chicago heist
Two of six alleged robbers were captured by detectives after a chase of about a mile. They are accused of stealing $500 worth of brass from the city yard at West Chicago Avenue and Townsend Street. Revolver shots were fired during the pursuit.
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Chicago
West Chicago avenue
Townsend street
Turners to Go 70 Denver for National Tournament
Seven members of the Sheboygan Turners will travel to Denver, Colorado, to attend the National Tournament from June 25 to 29. Attendees include William Beutel Walter Schoen Douglas Schoen Oscar Hildebrand Charles Kleefisch Arno Bast and Paul Bast. They depart Chicago on a special train from Northwestern depot at 7 15 a m Monday June 23, arriving in Denver June 25 at 7 50 a m. The trip includes side trips to Colorado Springs Cripple Creek District Pike's Peak Crystal Park Garden of the Gods Georgetown Silver Plume Eldora Omaha and other sites.
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Sheboygan Turners
Denver
Colorado
Messrs
William Beutel
Walter Schoen
Douglas Schoen
Oscar Hildebrand
Charles Kleefisch
Arno Bast
Paul Bast
Chicago
Northwestern depot
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek District
Pike’s Peak
Crystal Park
Garden of the Gods
Georgetown
Silver Plume
Eldora
Omaha
Commencement at Plymouth Set for June 14 1913
The Sheboygan County schools hold their second annual commencement on Saturday June 14 1913 at one o'clock in Plymouth High School. Graduates receiving diplomas will be notified and invited to attend the exercises with parents teachers and friends urged to be present.
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Sheboygan
Plymouth
Howard’s Grove School
W. H. Luehr
Gladys Clark
Wm. B Collins
F. J. Schaafs
Misses McNicholas
Lillie Hostman
Long Howards Grove Public School
Three Robbers Use Plaster to Guard Victim in Chicago Saloon
In Chicago three automobile bandits entered Arthur B Schmidt's saloon and bound Isadore Gross the bartender. They placed adhesive plaster over Gross’s mouth to silence him, locked him in a store room, and fled with 60 dollars in cash and 100 dollars in cigars and liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur B Schmidt
Isadore Gross
Reverend C T Martin Resigns After Fifty Years of Ministry
Reverend C T Martin of Franklin resigns after fifty years in the ministry. The Sheboygan Classis meeting in Manitowoc set the sixty first session for 1914 at New Holstein, Calumet County, with sixty eight delegates entitled to seats.
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Martin
Sheboygan
Reformatory
New Holstein
Calumet county
Manitowoc
Weather outlook: fair tonight into Tuesday
The forecast calls for clear to fair skies tonight with a cloudy day Tuesday and temperatures rising through the day. A brief rise in temperatures is expected Tuesday as clouds linger.
Scores on the Range for Corat Unit Marksmen
The report lists top scores by Cor at the range across 200 and 300 yard events. Notable names include Capt. A Hickey, Lieut G Scheer, Sergt Major G Resh, and Corp. A Moeller. Additional scores from Co C for pistol at 15 25 and 60 yards feature Capt. E A Hickey Lieut H E Gibson Lieut G H Scheer Sergt Otto Foerster Sergt Paul Schmidt and others with totals ranging from the high 260s to 188.
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Cor
Corp
John Hickey Jr
A Hickey
G. Scheer
G. Resh
E Heisler
D. Brown
sesner Corp
A Moeller
A. Peterson
O Foerster
P. Maschner
E. Lorenz
Co C
E A. Hickey
H. E Gibson
G H. Scheer
Otto Foerster
Paul Schmidt
ecco ese
Geo. Recch
Mus
Hessler
ccco
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Henry Becker
DOPE
MAJOR HERSEY
Hersey
TURNERS
penmanship
F. W. Schaafs
Prin. J J. Enright
Prin. W. H
Luehr
W. B. Collins
C. T Martin
Franklin
Washington, D. C
Supreme court
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