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Newspaper

Sheboygan Press

Location

Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1918

Page

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Pythians Gather for State Convention in Sheboygan

Knights of Pytriad and Sheboygan lodge members prepare for a three day state convention in Castle Hall starting Tuesday at 10:80 am. Mayor Herman Albrecht delivers welcome, Eau Claire official John E Barron responds, and Judge F C Eschweiler will speak for the Wisconsin Supreme Court with long services to follow.

Pythians Castle Hall Herman Albrecht John E Barron Eau Clary Supreme Representative R. J. Warner Sheboygan

Grand Lodge of Wisconsin Convention Delegates Meet

Delegates gather at The Grand Hotel for the Wisconsin Grand Lodge session in Castle Hall. Officers listed include Past Grand Chancellor Justic C Esetweller and Grand Chancellor John E Bar on with ceremonies, receptions, and a motor tour to Elkhart Lake amid a mortal affair with dances and banquet. Past grand chancellors Hachweiler Taylor Halsted Thompson Bump Schosnecker Halsey Kindling Gillet among attendees.

Eighth street Castle Hall Elkhart Lake Grand Lodge Grand Lodge of Wisconsin Justic C Esetweller Madison John E. Bar ‘on Bon Claire H. ©. Swett Fond du Lac M. Ls Cregerson Stoughton E. C. Gottry Reedsburg Otto C. Knoll Milwaukee Henry A Staab Willlism smileting Racine A .r. Gillat Superior Justica Hachweiler A. Taylor Portage

Knights of Pythias History in the State and Nation

A page 8 feature traces the Knights of Pythias from Civil War origins through growth in the state and nation. The article profiles the order’s founding and long service to fraternal community life.

Knights of Pythias isgtate pdm

Rosa Belle Sails to Haul Lumber from High Island

The schooner Rosa Belle, long known along the lakes, was sold Saturday to Benton Harbor, Michigan, for use in carrying lumber from High Island to Ann Arbor. The vessel remains one of the best known boats seen in these waters. The sale marks a new chapter for the Rosa Belle as it shifts to timber transport duties.

G&chooner les Benton Harbor Mich High Island Ann Agbor

Attending G A R Convention in Ashland

State G A R convention convenes in Ashland today and continues tomorrow and Wednesday. Local attendees include Mrs C G E Hillyer Mrs Eva Brown Mrs Peter Glesman Mrs Kind Mrs Fielen Cole B W Collina Mr and Mrs Charles Juris Jr with sons Roland and Willis from 1137 G Nineteenth Street. Amelia Feldner of 1015 Clara Avenue departs Saturday for a week end visit with relatives after Plymouth trip kickoff.

G. A. BR Ashland CG. E. Hillyer Eva Brown Peter Glesman Kind Fielen Cole B. W. Collina Charles Juris Jr Roland and Willis Nineteenth street Plymouth Amelia Feldner Clara avenue

Notable Sheboygan Figures Named in Era Record

Capt N P Peterson John Dillon Martin Madson and John Kane of Sheboygan are listed as era figures. The fragment notes their involvement in a historical period, highlighting local men connected to the event. Further details about the era and roles are not provided in the readable text.

N. P. Peterson Jobn Dillon Martin Madson John Kane Sheboygan

Bulgaria premier resigns as cabinet falls in Bulgaria

Associated Press reports from Sofia that Premier Radoslavoff tendered his resignation and King Ferdinand accepted it. Ministers will keep portfolios until a new cabinet is formed as dissatisfaction grows over handling of the Roumania peace talks and the cession of Dobrudja.

Associated Press Sofia Amsterdam Radoslavoff theabinet Ferdinand Hadoslavoff Bulgaria Roumania

Call Issued for Volunteers Train Auto Tradesmen

Madison June 17 United Press reports Wincon will dispatch 257 volunteers to the oldest South Division High School in Chicago for auto repair and driver training. The State Draft Commissioner Fitzpatrick issued the statement. Entrainment is set for July 1. Volunteers must be grammar school graduates with mechanical experience.

United Press Madison Wis Winconam Chicago Fitzpatrick Grammer

Child Dies After Strychnine Poisoning At Waldo Farm

A 19 month old Dennerlein child died an hour after eating bread laced with strychnine at the Waldo area home of Mr and Mrs Arno Fueppchen. The incident occurred while the parents were away, the coroner ruled the death accidental poisoning.

Arthur Dennerlein Glenbeulah Arno Fueppehen Route 22 Waldo Cascade Dennerlein Hueppchen Dennerleins Glenbenlah Waldo farm Radloff Plymouth Wiliam Van Zanten Sheboygan

Secretary Baker approves sentences for conscientious objectors

Washington June 17 Secretary Baker approves sentences from eighteen months to twenty years for men convicted by courts martial at Camp Upton and Camp Gordon for refusing military service. Many objected to fighting Germany or Austria due to relatives there. Baker favors repatriation to the country of each man’s choice after the war.

Associated Washington Camp Upton New York Camp Gordon Georgia Baker Germany Austria

Noted speaker to address rotary and commerce groups

Ellis T. Howland of the National Industrial Conservation Movement will speak at a joint meeting of the Association of Commerce and Rotary Club in Sheboygan this evening. A supper is to be served at 8:30 as Howland discusses a subject of vital interest to business men.

Ellis T. Howland National Industrial Conservation Movement of New York American Manufacturers’ Association Association of Commerce Rotary Club U. A Howard Motor Truck Club of America Sheboy-gen

Visit Ends as Grobe Family Returns Home

Mrs May Grobe and her daughters Dorothy Adeline and Margaret M returned to Manitowoc Saturday afternoon after visiting Dr and Mrs Thomas Adams on N Ninth Street.

May Grobe Dorothy isses Adeline Margaret M Manitowoc Thomas Adams N. Ninth street

Americans in Battle At Xivray Repel German Attack

Frank J. Taylor reports that at Xivray sixty minutes of dawn combat left Germans with more than 300 dead and eight hundred in the assault on a half mile front. American losses were eight killed and eight prisoners taken as rifle and machine gun fire scattered waves of German infantry. The fight occurred amid continued artillery barrages and observation balloons over French front lines near Belfort area.

FRANK Jo. TAYLOR tiitter Fress France Xivray No Man's land Xivra No Man’s land Toul front Belcheprey Belfort

American prisoners not treated as show objects in Germany

Amsterdam dispatch from Wolff bureau Berlin states American war prisoners are not ill treated in Germany. They are not used as show objects or insulted, and not stones thrown at them. Adequate food is available in camps. The item also notes local personal notices about Alma Braun’s vacation and four men’ fishing trip to Shawaug.

Associated Press Amsterdam Germany Wolff bureau Berlin Alma Braun Mission House Franklin Campbellaport Fred Eckhardt William_ Stopper Carl Soberg Louis Stell Shawaug

Italians Rally in Strong Counter After Piave Push

Italian forces counter a major Austrian advance along the Piave with renewed attacks on Asiago Grappa and Montello fronts. Reports from Rome and London describe heavy fighting, stubborn resistance, and Allied air and artillery actions as the battle widens across northern Italy and adjacent fronts.

Associated Presa Rome Brenta Plave Bundey Orland Chamber of Deputies Asingo Mont Grappa

Verdun hero voices war savings focus at Mead Hall

Over 800 attendees heard J. H. Puelicher and Verdun veteran Denton Stevens discuss war savings plans and county allotments totaling 1 million dollars. Stevens recounted experiences in France and the brutal toll of war on civilians, including injured children, urging support for the campaign.

Mead Hall war savings J. H. Puelicher Denton Stevens battle of Verdun Peter Retes Eugene Pantzer Jane Otto Schrefer cornet Edward Hammett war sayings treasury department Washington Liberty Loan committees France

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