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19 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 19, 1929
Page
1
Kohler Boy Drowns After River Rescue Attempt
Carl Mannchen a Kohler boy aged 7 3 was swept under by a strong current while wading in the Sheboygan River off South Park Lane. His brother and friends watched as Rene Gehl 9 and others tried to reach him. the body was recovered after a fifty minute effort. The tragedy prompted investigation by C N Sonnenburg and was turned over to Dean Undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park Lane
Carl Mannchen
Mannchen
Kehler
iss
Bobby
EET
Rene iv Gehl
Abby Albrecht
Carl
Rene
Albrecht
xedore
Kohler
rC. N. Sonnenburg
Dean
Bobby J
Theodore Hermein
Kohdout
Orman Boots Customs Man From Office
Louis Jacques, a ratralman at De pted in the house Clancy of Michi a he was told to run with there by enforcement Was ushered out of ssistant Secretary 'Treasury after Low re would not n of that type. 'ently resigned, "man's office by 'a perman. The sec on the details of was no need of QL ad. newspaperman, Seveling more I can do out the affair" secondent, sult With a man 3n replied. 'He's "22 service and he ld his story to his . Which I under "Nan shook hands Perman and uswer "8 to the dor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jacques
house Clancy
Michia
Treasury
Lowre
perman
Trio Is Broken In Drowning Tragedy Group of Playmates
The Little fellow Carl Mannchen center in a trio of boys, with his brother Bobby Mannchen on the right who saved two others from drowning, and Frank Haas on the left who was with them during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mannchen
Kohler
Bobby
Frank Haas
Carl
Release of Meyers in Ohio hammer murder probe
Marion T. Meyers, former University horticultural staff, freed by Prosecutor John J. Chester Jr. in the Theora Hix case. Dr. James H. Snook, dismissed university professor, remains in custody as investigators press for evidence. Snook gave a wide ranging interview detailing his ties to Hix and Meyers and offered theories on the brutal slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Marion T. Meyers
John J. Chester, Jr
James H. Snook
James Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio state university
Snook
University horticultural experimental staff
Meyers
Bolt Strikes Chimney In City Home During Storm
A severe electrical storm last night sent a bolt into the brick chimney of Frank Haack’s residence at 1407 Indiana Avenue. The chimney cracked and bricks fell, damaging upstairs rooms and basement windows. A sick woman in the attic bedroom was badly shocked, along with other Haack family members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haack
Indiana avenue
Haack
Assembly Approves Bills For State And Municipal Utilities
Wisconsin's assembly backed state and municipal ownership of utilities, with a 59 to 33 vote to avoid reconsideration. The measures create electric districts, enable municipal competition with private firms, and require detailed railroad commission reports from utilities. The bills now go to the senate for possible passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Alvin C. Reis
Madison
progressive
O. S. Loomis
Manston
Loomis
railroad commission
senate
Reis
C. A. Budlong
Marinette
Alvin C. Reis Madison
Frank Prescott
Milwaukee
J. C. Hanson
Public Utility Men To Hold Session Here
Wisconsin Utilities association Accounting Section plans its annual convention here on Thursday and Friday. Experts will discuss employee futures, utility consolidations, gas rates, municipally owned versus private utilities, depreciation, taxation, and public utility accountancy on the seventh floor of the Security National building with luncheons in the Association of Commerce room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Utilities association
Security National building
Association of Commerce
Think Of Other Folks Job When Mercury Is High
New York workers endure extreme heat while noting other professions with cooler or tougher conditions. Dominick Cipriani digs 80 feet to bedrock in 110 heat, while Arthur Poole works in an ice cream plant hardening room wearing woolen clothing in temperatures between 10 and 20 degrees below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Dominick Cipriani
Arthur Poole
mercury
Recreation Director Named For City Board
Ferdinand Bahr 1320 N Tenth St Sheboygan was named director of recreation by the new board of public recreation. He will survey playgrounds and plan summer activities expected to open July 5. The board also named G W Buchen president and Norma Jahn secretary, with members focusing on baseball volleyball tennis and other outdoor games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
board of public recreation
Ferdinand Bahr
Tenth street
Sheboygan
Bahr
Normal College
American Gymnasium union
Indianapolis
Dayton Turner association
Dayton
Ohio
G. W. Buchen
Norma Jahn
park board
W. G. Hollingsworth
William Zeinemann
Kuntze
Martin Halverson
C. C. Buenger
H. W. Kircher
Eightteen-month-old Mary Elizabeth dies after rail accident
In Marquette district Bergland, 16 month old Mary Elizabeth crawled toward railroad tracks away from her father George Palacek and was struck by a South Shore passenger train on Tuesday. The body was taken to Butternut for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
George Palacek
Bergland
Mary Elizabeth
South Shore
Butternut
Wis
No Saloons It Can't Be Possible Milwaukee Riot
One man, William Steinhaus, was hospitalized and six others jailed after a near riot at a Milwaukee saloon last night. The bar was overturned, bottles smashed, and furniture damaged in the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
William Steinhaus
Two Park Measures Approved in Wisconsin Legislature
Final approval registered for Seven Pines park in Polk County with 1500 acres and a $200000 purchase funded by a surtax on incomes above $3000. Kettle Moraine park 1400 acres in Sheboygan and Fond du Lac counties passed 59 to 23, cost about $150000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
assembly
senate
Seven Pines
Polk county
Walter J. Kohler
Carl B. Casperson
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Mauthe
Nixon
Building Destroyed By Blaze In Oostburg
A midnight fire in Oostburg destroyed the Verhulst Construction Company one story frame building and two trucks, with furniture lost and damages around $8,000. Believed caused by a lightning bolt, the blaze reached the site after the fire department was alerted. The building was erected less than two years ago. Jacob Verhulst was out of town. Continued on page 19.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oostburg
Verhulst Construction company
Jacob Verhulst
Indict 140 Of Whiskey Ring In New York
One hundred forty individuals and firms faced federal indictments in New York for participation in a nationwide ring distributing bogus whisky equipment. Agents call it the largest conspiracy uncovered with reach into multiple cities. Defendants charged with conspiracy to violate the prohibition act and stamping fraud on spirituous liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Special treasury
Poison Mystery Ends Three Lives in Chicago Case
Health officials in Chicago grapple with a mysterious slow-acting poison that killed three Markowski children and left two others in critical condition. Coroner’s chemist Ralph W. Webster seeks an antidote as doctors work to diagnose the toxin amid uncertain mercury or arsenic origins. Lorraine Markowski’s death shifts focus to Doris, 17 months, and Richard, 6, as they fight for survival while the mother and husband undergo mental tests following police questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illustrated
Chicago
Irving Markowski
Lillian Almquist
Doris Markowski
United Press
Edwin Markowski
Ralph W. Webster
Chester Kiwatkowski
Agnes
Markowski
Lorraine
Chester
Cook County hospital
Doris
Richard Kiwatkowaski
Richard
atricken
psychopathic
Hoover Condemned In Senate For Submerging Dry Law Issue
Senator Glass of Virginia assailed the Hoover administration in the Senate for submerging the prohibition issue in a law enforcement inquiry. He noted a $250,000 fund approved for an inquiry under the president into prohibition now used by the Hoover commission. Glass condemned the push to reorganize judicial procedure as going afield. He spoke after Senator Copeland of New York labeled recent fatal shootings by federal officers enforcing prohibition as outrageous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Senate
Washington
Glass
Virginia
congress
Hoover law enforcement com
mission
commission
Copeland
New York
Arraigned On Charges Of Murder In Minnesota
Eme rett J White a border customs patrolman was arraigned in International Falls on second degree murder charges for the killing of Henry Virkkula. White waived examination and is bound over to the October 1 grand jury, with possible trial in federal or state court. Virkkula died after a confrontation on a rural road. White says the man failed to halt and the shotgun was aimed at the car tires. Local officials pledge cooperation with federal enforcement of Prohibition laws amid heightened public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HECTOR FERRIER
United Press
International Falls
Minn
Emerett J. White
Harvey J. Palmer
Henry Virkkula
Big Falls
White
David Hurlburt
Mioochiching
Hurlburt
United States
L. L. Drill
St Paul
Virkkula
here
Hoover
Hugh Reidy
Detroit City Council Protests River Firearm Use
Detroit council members discussed an informal approval of a resolution protesting promiscuous firearm use on the Detroit river by customs border patrol coast guard and federal prohibition agents. The resolution was reviewed by the committee of the whole today with a council map as reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Detroit river
customs border patrol
coast guard
federal prohibition
Detroit council
Youth Killed In Crash Short Time Before Graduation
Neil Leach a 19 year old high school senior was fatally injured Tuesday afternoon when his motorcycle was struck by an automobile in Milwaukee two days before graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Neil Leach
Little Joe Takes A Hole In One Novelty
A quirky report notes a golfer achieving a hole in one with a novelty item named Little Joe, while a Pooh agent baker finds the stunt dull. The piece contrasts enthusiasm for a quirky feat with mundane reactions from unrelated parties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
app
kteet Servica
Grand Jury
Orman Boots
Free Meyers
Wisconsin
State Association
Board Of Recreation
Canada
Reidy
LITTLE JOE
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