Mission House Graduate Loses Life In Tragic Accident
A Mission House graduate and minister Rev Bysted died after drowning during a group swim attempt at Vernor Lake. The Rev Mr Bysted, born July 29, 1890, had pursued missionary work in China and returned to serve in Lowell and Franklin. His funeral arrangements were set for Franklin with services to be held at 2:30.
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Grebe Franklin
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Simon Arpke
ranklin
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Timanuel ReeFiat
Mranklin
Car Plunge Into River At Sheboygan Sunday
A car veered from a residence area plunge into the Black River near Sheboygan. Four occupants were involved. Redmond sustained minor injuries, while Louis Norken and another passenger were uninjured. The incident occurred around noon as the vehicle crossed a ramp and jumped into the water.
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Jf Redmond
Louis Norken
Redmond
Milwaukee group braves rain to reach Port Washington harbor
Dr Georges Imig and son Charles with Stewart Kell and Frank Butchar faced heavy seas and rain as they traveled from Milwaukee in an open Quad Elto motor boat. After gasoline shortages and a trek over land, the party reached Port Washington and returned to Milwaukee by 8 PM. All members were reported in good condition.
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Charles
Stewart Keil
Frank Butchar
Imig
Thea party
Dr. Imig
Charles Imig
Stewart Kell
G. F. Schler
Milwaukee
Dr. Imlg
Mr. Schlei
Port Washington
Stewart
Mr. Schler
Dr. Smig
Five Family Members Die In Chicago Gas Fire
A Chicago family of five was found dead when the gas flame in their water heater was extinguished. The victims are Joseph Noel, 40, Mrs Noel, 40, Tola Noel Jr, 15, Genevieve Noel, 6, and Joseph Noel Jr, 3. The incident was reported by United Press.
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United Press
Joseph Noel
Mra. fola Noel
Tola, Jr
Genevieve
Joseph, Jr
Senator Schuman Files Candidacy for Congress Seat
State Senator John C. Schuman of Watertown announced his bid for the Second District congressional seat now held by Charles A. Kading. A Loe den backer who marched with protesting farmers at the Republican national convention, Schuman said agriculture deserves stronger representation in Washington.
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United Press
Watertown
John C. Schuman
Charles A. Kading
Schuman
Lowden
Washington
Plane Mishap Injures Pilot At Local Port
Paul Koehn sustained a slight cut above the left eye when his Travelair nosed into the ground on takeoff at Sheboygan airport at 10 a m Sunday. Passengers John Neislus and Richard Krumdick were not injured. Wet field and slow momentum caused the crash as the plane cleared the fence, but the tail struck. the plane nosed over in an adjoining field.
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Paul Kohn
Sheboygan
John Neislus
S. Eleventh street
Richard Krumdick
Union avenue
Mr. Koehn
Travelair
Walsh Endorses Sen Robinson For Vice Presidency
Senator David I Walsh endorses Senator Robinson as a vice presidential running mate for Al Smith. Walsh, a Catholic from Massachusetts, backs the Protestant Southern Arkansan as ideal. He predicts Smith will be nominated by the third ballot and may be chosen on the first ballot.
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Arkansas
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Al Smith
Walsh
Smith
PAUL F. HAUPERT
Associated Press
Erdman Murdered Clara, Says Messerschmidt Report
Assistant attorney general J H Messerschmidt told Governor Zimmerman Erdman Olson murdered Clara Olson and is alive, in a two year old Crawford county case. The report, written after eighteen pages of analysis, asserts Erdman is in hiding and cleared up the dream theory about Clara’s body. The case involves Clara’s pregnancy and a planned marriage in 1926, with details including letters and a shallow grave discovery.
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W.E. Messerschmidt
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Erdman Olson
Clara
Erdman
Albert Olson
Messerschmidt
Irdman
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Crawford county
Christ Olson
Mr. Messerschmidt
Viroqua
Mr. Mess
Christ
Oil Man Faces Jail Term In Perjury Indictment
Robert W. Stewart chairman of the Standard Oil company of Indiana was indicted in Washington on perjury charges connected to his statements to the Senate Teapot Dome committee. He previously faced contempt charges. the indictment carries 2 to 10 years in prison and stems from admissions about Liberty Bond profits and knowledge of related distributions.
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United Press
Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil company of Indiana board of directors
senate
Continental Trading company
Stewart
aesse
District of Columbia grand jury
U. S
Leo
A. Rover
Continental company
Swedish Plane Carries Injured Italia Commander to Base Ship
Natale Ceccioni chief engineer of the Italia was rescued after the airship crashed on May 25. He suffered a broken leg and has been incapacitated since. The Arctic rescue effort shifted as Lieut. Lundborg’s plane, trying to reach Nobile, capsized during a later attempt.
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Rome
Natale Ceccioni
Ceccioni
Umberto Nobile
HENRY T
RUSSELL
United Press State
United Press
London
Arctic
Lieut
Lundborg
Virgo Bay
Spitzbergen
Lundbore
Nobile
Northeastland
Nobile camp
Citta Di Afilano
Tornberg
third flying corps
Stockholm
60 Persons Hurt In Train Wreck Near Durand Kansas
Up to sixty people were injured when three cars of the Missouri Pacific Southerner from New Orleans to Kansas City derailed near Durand, 16 miles west of Tola. Thirty were taken to St. Johns hospital with fifteen in critical condition. no fatalities reported. A broken rail is suspected. wrecking crews and Missouri Pacific officials rushed to the scene.
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Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Southerner
New Orleans
Kansas City
Durand
here
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Coffeyville
Osawatomie
W. F. Kirk
R. M. Gardner
Charles Kerr
T. J. Dickerson
Wichita
Iola
Little Rock
Ark
Yates Center
Smith Victory On First Ballot In Democratic Nominating Fight
Houston reporters describe Governor Smith's bid for the Democratic nomination as delegations assemble on the eve of the convention. With roughly seven hundred projected votes, Smith backers expect a majority on first ballot, while opponents doubt a quick victory. Names such as Evans Woollen and Robinson of Arkansas surface in preconvention talk as Dallas, Texas, and other Southern delegations weigh influences amid rising prohibition tensions.
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Reed
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ayres
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Hull
Tennessee
North Carolina
George
Georgia
Evans Woollen
Robinson
biz party
Quiet Campaign Nears End in Houston
Byron Price reports from Houston as the city winds down a notably quiet pre election campaign. Voters await a pivot point with limited rallies, media attention, and public events shaping the final days before the vote.
Driver jailed and fined after collision in Milwaukee
Carl Rockus of Sheboygan was sentenced in district court to ten days in the House of Correction and fined 190 for failing to stop after a collision. His license was suspended for three months.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Carl Rockus
Sheboygan
House of Correction
Former Berlin Man Drowned in Kamakura Japan
General D. E. Swinehart 34 former Berlin Wisconsin resident and possible American advisor to Chang Tso Jin drowned while swimming at Kamakura Japan. He attended Berlin High School and later served in the US Army before journeys that took him to Peru China and other locales. His family connections include Milwaukee architect John Walbridge and relatives in Berlin and San Diego.
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D. E. Swinehart
Chang Tso-Jin
Kamakura
Berlin
Wis
Swinehart
Chang
Mukden Manchuria
Japan
John Walbridge
Milwaukee
Walbridge
San Diego
Calif
Swinebart
South America
United States army
Fort Sheridan
short
Camp Custer
Mich
Peru
China
Flat rented after one day advert in Press Classifieds
Local resident von Klemme placed a For Rent notice at 1802 N. 13th in the Press Classifieds. After one issue the ad was canceled due to no calls and the apartment was rented to a satisfactory tenant.
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N. 13th
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