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10 Jun 1929
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Sheboygan Press in Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
1
Tragic Kitchen Fire Explosion Kills Mrs Liebel at Home
In Batavia a fatal fire and explosion occurred when kerosene on a stove ignited Mrs Elizabeth Liebel as her husband Otto and son Leo were away at chores. Neighbors aided, but she died about midnight. Coroner notes damper was closed and a baking powder can with kerosene fueled the blast. Funeral planned at Batavia Evangelical church Tuesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
rom
Otto
atv
ranger Sunnenthug
Ira Bemis
E. A. Bemis
Batavia
Sonnenburg
Otto Liebel
Liebel
Elizabeth Addelbusch
Scott
John Addelbusch
Leo
Charles Boeltz
Mitchell
Batavia Evangelical church
Hind Of Revolutionists Raid Dutch Island Abducts Officer In Charge
A band of revolutionists raided the Dutch island of Caracao near Willemstad, attacking the fort and capturing the officer in charge. The assault drew international attention as the raiders, numbering 200 to 500, clashed with Amsterdam defenses, killing or wounding several and stealing arms and munitions. Hostages were taken, including military officers, while some were observed guarding ships and escaping toward the mainland ahead of pursuing forces. The full story was to be continued on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
hind
Dutch Island
Willemstad
Caracaught
Amsterdam
Explosion Fatal to Wife in Night Fire Orgy
Mrs. Resech died after a basement oil explosion near midnight. Three young men in a passing automobile aided by blankets contained flames on her clothing. Albert and a group of youths witnessed two figures afire from windows as the fire spread. Her husband Mr. Resech and sons, aged 17, 14, and others aided efforts. The blast was linked to spontaneous combustion of inflammable rags and oil in the basement.
Sweden Plane Taken In Tow By Iceland Gunboat
Swedish trans Atlantic aviators their seaplane Sverige forced down by a fuel leak off Iceland were picked up by the Iceland gunboat Odin and towed to safety. Crew pilots Capt. Albin Ahrenberg Lieut. Axel Floden and radio operator Robert Liungland unharmed while repairs were made and a Danish gunboat Fylla was en route with gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sverige
Skaptaros
Iceland
United States
che diers
Lieut
Floden
Albin Ahrenberg
Robert Ljungland
BALDUR SVEINSSON
United Press
Reykjavik
America
Sweden
Odin
Esja
Fylla
Westman Islands
New York
Axel Floden
Robert Liungland
Essa
Ahrenberg
Milwaukee Man Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life
Oscar Traub 47 mortally wounds his estranged wife Laura Traub 36 with a hunting knife in her father's Milwaukee home and then shoots himself. Mrs. Traub, living with her father, had separated from Traub seven months earlier. She has a 16 year old son from a previous marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
Oscar Traub
Laura Traub
Traub
Two Women Arrested After Wisconsin Car Crash
Two Chicago divorcees Bernice Murray 22 and the former Mrs George H Griffiths 40 are held in county jail in Kenosha Wisconsin for questioning after a car crash at 10 am injuring Leo Brandenburg Milwaukee about forty. Brandenburg suffered severe arm injuries, heavy blood loss and possible fatal outcome. authorities said both women were intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Chicago
Bernice Murray
George H. Griffiths
Leo Brandenburg
Milwaukee
Brandenburg
Suspect Held At Tulsa Not Erdman Olson
Tulsa authorities halted a false lead in the Erdman Olsen case as a suspect was detained briefly for identification. Olsen, wanted since 1926 for the slaying of Clara Olson of Wisconsin, was not matched by police after Madison records were checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Erdman Olson
Okla
Erdman Olsen
Clara Olson
Wisconsin
Olson
Madison
Wis
Debenture Farm Relief Bill Faces Senate Vote
Washington reports a senate agreement set 4 p m EST to vote on the debenture free farm relief bill with no filibuster risk. Senator Borah defended the plan as aligning with the Republican platform to equalize farmers with industry under tariffs, while President Hoover opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
senate
tognorrow
United Press
Borah
Kansas City
Hoover
U. S. Visit Is Contemplated By MacDonald
London reports say Premier Ramsay MacDonald discussed Anglo American ties with his labor cabinet and hopes to meet President Hoover. He might visit the United States late this summer or in autumn after Parliament adjourns. A personal letter to Hoover is planned to open naval talks, though no final decision has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
labor cabinet
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Hoover
Evening News
MacDonald
United States
Laborie Dairy Herald
England
Pistol Shots Echo Fire Alarm At Highland Park Exchange
In Chicago yesterday a pistol fired near Burton Avenue triggered a telephone signal at the Highland Park Exchange. Operator heard two shots and calls to police led to Frank Gonder wounded with a bullet through his left lung and a graze to the temple. He identified a man named Clark as the shooter. Three shots were fired from the weapon found near the scene. The first shattered the telephone receiver book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Highland Park
Burton Avenue
Frank Gonder
Clark
Dairymen's President Harshly Hurt in Wisconsin Crash
August J Rammer of Route 4 Sheboygan and Mrs Rammer were injured in an auto crash near Lomba on Highway 41 while returning from Madison. Rammer is in St. Agnes hospital Fond du Lac with a fractured neck spine. condition serious but not critical, Mrs Rammer bruised. Rammer remained conscious briefly after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August J. Rammer
Sheboygan
St. Agnes hospital
Fond du Lac
Rammer
Lomba
Highway 41
Madison
Notable Sheboygan dairyman Rammer injured in accident
Friends visited over the weekend with A P Heisdorf secretary of the Sheboygan Dairymen s Cooperative Association and Herbert Hinz vice president. Rammer, president of the cooperative and of Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance of Wisconsin, was turning to pass a truck when a car in front crossed the road and the truck swerved. He believes the Rammer car struck the truck s hanging end gate, causing the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Heisdorf
Sheboygan Dairymen’s Co-operative association
Herbert Hinz
Rammer
Farmers’ Mutual Automobile Insurance company of
Wisconsin
Town Wilson Mutual Fire Insurance company
State Association of Town Mutual Secretaries
Sheboygan county
Sheboygan
Mr. Rammer
Ripon Raids Defended By Dry Officer
Milwaukee United Press reports deputy prohibition administrator W Frank Cunningham defended raids on Ripon birth day party. He conducted four raids during the Ripon celebration after residents warned liquor would be available. He denied political motives and said liquor was present at large gatherings and raided speakeasies accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
W. Frank Cunningham
Wisconsin
Ripon
Cunningham
Minnesota Man Killed By Officer
International Falls Minn Authorities investigated the fatal shooting of Henry Virkula 41 of Big Falls by E J White of the customs service border patrol late Saturday night near the border His companion E A Servine also with the border patrol was present White who was arrested Sunday on second degree manslaughter faces an inquiry as officers say the shooting followed Virkula failing to stop his car with a sawed off shotgun fire and death occurring instantly The two patrolmen had just begun duty and were instructed in firearms use pending the investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
Big Falls
E. J. White
customs service
border patrol
Canadian
Virisula
White
E. A. Servine
Canada
Servine
Virkula
N. A. Linderberg
Duluth
Linderberg
Ashland Girl Killed in Fond du Lac Car Crash
Miss Doris Pace, 19, of Ashland, Wis., died when an automobile carrying five others left a road on a curve near Fond du Lac and rolled 75 feet into a farm yard. Pace was seated in the front with Clarence Franzen and another rider. she was thrown from the car when it rolled over her. The other occupants were only slightly injured. Pace was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Reykdan of Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
Doris Pace
Ashland
Beloit Man Shot To Death
Beloit Wisconsin coroner's jury to begin probing the Sunday morning killing of Julian Neito 38 who was shot to death by Gleny Louia 42 a Black man in Beloit authorities said Louia is in custody awaiting further investigation and the motive remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
Julian Neito
Gleny Louia
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LITTLE JOE
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PAUL R. MALLON
senate democrats
U. S
By WEBB MILLER
Dairymen
A. J. Rammer
Minnesota
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