Governor McGovern silent on John Deitz pardon request
Francis E McGovern answers C E Broughton letter noting no pardon petition filed yet and that he will consider it carefully when filed. McGovern, governor of Wisconsin, references press discussions over the pardon for John Deitz, known as defender of De Dam. Broughton wrote on behalf of Deitz, who is imprisoned, seeking clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joha F Deitz
De Dam
Frank McGovern
Charlies E. Brough
Minneapopur
Broughton
Deitz
ato
John Deitz
QarF Elects Secy Treasurer at Fond du Lac meeting
At the annual meeting of assist j e pstmasters in Fond du Lac, laCrosse was selected as the next convention city. Mearton iFilm Hovehike of Appleton presided. Officers chosen include First president W. D Crow, Second vice president A. Ladjapun, Third vice president AY Olson. F W Graff of Sheboygan named secretary, and delegates Pet en Zuehike Peter J. Smith L F. Rosenthal were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Cheek
C. H. Russell
H. P. Fischer
Grand army
Perry
Wisconsin commission
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Neenah and
Menasha
F. A. Walsh
Wisconsin Veterans’ home hospital
Woman's Relief corps
L. E. Maloney
Fond du Lac
Belle Rogers
Antigo
Kate N. Walker
Oshkosh
Frances White
Sons of Veterans
H. S. Sigelko
Madison
Otto Berner
B. F. Hades
Hancock
ameetary
Co. EBee
Rillee z ‘atin toee
UD Child Narrowly Escapes Injury at Pfister Home
A Pfister family youngster nearly suffered serious harm yesterday when struck by a car near the North Ninth Street residence. Preliminary reports indicate driver fault was minimal and the incident was caused by confusion among bystanders and a young passenger. Authorities are investigating the event.
Foreign Students at Wisconsin State University
One hundred twenty five students from twenty five countries attend the University of Wisconsin this year, per the new university catalogue. China leads with 44 representatives, Canada 13, India 12, while Japan and India each have 11. Transvaal South Africa contributes six. the Philippines and Peru three each. Russia, Turkey, Cuba, Hawaii, and England two each. Germany, Puerto Rico, France, Asia, Costa Rica, Paraguay, Switzerland, and Argentina send one each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
China
Canada
India
Japan
Transvaal
South Africa
Philippines
Peru
Russia
Turkey
Cuba
Hawaii
England
Germany
Porto Rico
France
Ausasia
Costa Rica
Paraguay
Switzerland
Argentina
Novel scheme uses crow-studded car for ad stunt
The Black Crow Stove Polish company promotes a publicity stunt with a large limousine topped by a dozen stuffed crows. The vehicle has toured the country and reached as far west as Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Crow Stove Polish company
Portland
Oregon
Funeral of J. Liebl Held at 10 A. M. Tomorrow
The funeral for Jacob Liebl will be private and held at 10 A. M. tomorrow, instead of 9 A. M. as announced. Rev. Horstmeier conducts the service with burial at a north side Catholic cemetery. Liebl belongs to Arbeiter Verein. surviving relatives include four brothers George William John Henry, a sister Mrs. Jac Vollrath, and mother Mrs. Magdelena Lieb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Liebl
the
Arbeiter Verein
George
William
John
Henry
Dance at Concordia Hall Cites Low Admission
Big dance this Saturday evening at Concordia hall with admission for gents twenty five cents and ladies ten. Andrew Liebl of Muskegon Michigan is in the city for his father Jacob Liebl's funeral and will return Sunday. W H Meves visits his parents this week and resigns from Universaal Portland Cement Co to become assistant general manager in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Spratt Leads Wisconsin G A R Route Affects City Rail Extension
Spratt heads the Wisconsin G A R as city officials weigh a proposed streetcar extension looping from Indiana and 17th to Georgia Ave then east to 14th or 11th and south to Union Ave. Council meeting Monday may approve rails on Georgia Ave near the viaduct. Mayor Dieckman clashed over water attorney resolution at Waterworks meeting. Officers elected for Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans with Otto Bassuener named counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
S. 17th
S. 8th St
Union Ave
ago
Indiana and
S. 17th street
Georgia Ave
14th or
11th street
Woman’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans
Otto Bassuener
S. of V
Mrs. Mahoney
Fond du Lac
Prices higher now than during war
The piece argues beef prices rose above wartime levels due to the beef trust. It cites government statistics showing cattle, hog, and sheep supplies and slaughter-ready meat increasing, contradicting the trust’s shortage claim. It notes a Democratic subcommittee probe into the trust and mentions praise for a petition movement supporting John F. Deitz’s son and editor Charles E. Broughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apri
beef trust
Judiciary committee
Democratic House of Representatives
United States
Pathetic Victim of Fate Walks From Milwaukee to Sheboygan
Edgar S. Chamnes, a Kansas City newspaper man, arrived in Sheboygan after walking from Milwaukee following the deaths of his wife and child by gas asphyxiation. The article portrays his broken heart and arduous journey as he views each milestone as a tombstone to his hopes, with no comfort found in the welcome lights of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
Opera House Opens with Lively Four Act Bill
A new bill opens this afternoon at the Opera House with four acts headlined by Carroll Chatham and Keating in the comedy At Crow's Nest Inn plus harmony singing. Other acts include Warner and Keats on violin and piano, Florence Lowe the girl with the big whistle, Reville and Derry novelty gymnasts, and usual motion pictures. Amateur night returns tomorrow. three acts are planned between the first and second shows featuring Louis Lehman Arthur Johne Herman Damrow Helen Schindler Oscar Klauch John Schmidt and Arthur Landerberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lowe
Reville and
Derry
Card of Thanks for Deaacae Ranmaertnar
We express gratitude to those who kindly aided us during our mother Deaacae Ranmaertnar illness and her passing. Your sympathy, prayers, and help supported our family in this sorrowful time.
Life With A Circus Feature At Majestic Theatre
A Majestic theatre screening features Life With A Circus with the tagline Oh Circus Day. The article recalls childhood mornings at four to see circus trains and the joy of old days when school was skipped for circuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic theatre
West Shore Fanciers Meet to Consider Poultry Lecture
Members of the West Shore Fanciers Association of Sheboygan are urged to attend the next meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in Empire Hall Pennsyl vania avenue and Eighth street. The group will discuss engaging Judge Hall Quincy J or a university expert to lecture on poultry culture this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Shore Fanciers Association of
Sheboygan
Empire Hall
Pennsylvania avenue
Eighth street
Judge Hall
Quincy
Plainfield Delegates and Alternates Named for Convention
Plainfield and Milwaukee area figures including Otto Bassuener George W Palmer John Hinsey Fred J Hack Luther Stone and Henry 4 are listed as delegates or alternates to the national convention with references to Eau Claire Madison and Jefferson.
Nagli Bound Over After Theft Charge in Circuit Court
Ignatz Nagli appeared before Judge Giblin and admitted guilt on the preliminary in a horse theft case. Bound over to the next Circuit Court term, he had just completed a sixty day jail sentence in Sheboygan Falls and was rearrested after release. On April 8, Charles Ries reported his horse stolen from the Washington House, later found in Sheboygan Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatz Nagli
Giblin
Nagli
Sheboygan Falls
Charles Ries
Washington House
Closing of the Stock Markets Today
Boston and New York stock quotations were provided by Paine, Webber & Co. Names include Amalgamated Copper at 85% and U.S. Steel at 69% with several copper and mining issues listed. Prices cover diverse issues such as Anaconda, Copper Range, Mohawk, and Union Pacific, along with wheat futures showing Sept. contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Paine, Webber & Co
Milwaukee
J. Furlong
Marine notes from the harbor harbor arrivals and clearances
The steamer J. B. Crouse cleared for Michigan Tuesday evening. The schooner Rosa Belle arrived at 7:30 from Michigan. The schooner J. H. Stevens arrived at 7 this morning with lumber. The steamer James Gayley cleared yesterday at 4 after unloading coal. The steamer William Mather cleared this afternoon before 1 after unloading coal at the Reiss docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8
Michigan
J. H. Stevens
James Gayiey
William Mather
Also Mentioned on This Page
lVERNOR
Executive Chamber
Madison, Wis
C. E. Broughton
Minneapolis, Minn
Mr. Broughton
FRANCIS E. MCGOVERN
QarF
SEC’Y - TREAS
laCrose
Mearton
iFilm Hovehike
Appleton
offi
W. D Crow
Im xccnd vice
A. Lad
i,aupun
AY Olson
Rice Lake
Graff
Peten Zuehike, Peter J. Smith
ft Carte
L F. Rosenthal
Pfister
radiren
Merbiacca
pHAPHE
J. LIEBL
Horstmeier
north side
cem
etery
Liebl
Jac. Vollrath
Magdelena Lieb
WANT
Southwest Side
the council
Ald
Haack
Pres. Gonzenbach
railway
pany
Ald. Haack
mak
council
committee on streets and the
immedi
ately
Dieckman
the Waterworks
Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
George W. Spratt
state department
J. C. Spencer
W. S. Cary
Wilber Handyside
Depere
J. A. Watrous
F. A. Bird
W. H. Rood
H. R. Bird
W. R. Brown
Veterans’ home council of administration
O. W. Carlson
J. M. Botsford
S. A. Hook
Henry Stannard
John Chatterton
W. H. Starkweather
F. A. Kayser
W. Devees
Veeder
S. M. Quan
Simon Taylor
S. F. Cobban
A. N. Lent
J. Philips
C. L. Brink
E. P. Br
Woman’s Relief corps
prelie W. Bliss
Baraboo
Los Angeles
tte
Roosevelt
government bureau of statistics
Leslie J. Deitz
John F. Deitz
Tumber combine
Charles E. Brough
ton
Young
Mayville, Wis
Daily Press
Sheboygan, Wis
C. EB. Broughton
Press
lumber trust
valley of the Shadow of Death
fort me
Edgar S. Chamnes
ing
prin
Charnes
chart
OPERA HOUSE
till
Carroll, Chatham
Keating
Crow’s Nest Inn
Warner and Keats
Vollert
Louis Lehman
Arthur Johne, Herman Damrow
Hel
en Schindler
Oscar Klauch
Deaacae Ranmaertnar
Wotcher
LESLIE BEITZ
Fee of Lumber Trust
Calumet
Arizona
Cora
Seale
VALE OF THE SHADOW
Edgar Charnes
Kansas City
Reiss docks
Alfred Mitchell
geile, ale
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