Great Flood in Omaha and Indianapolis Tolls Rise
A flood and cyclone death toll in Omaha reaches about 200 with over 300 injured as relief efforts face a midwestern snowstorm. Total dead at Idlewild Negro Pool Hall reaches 31. Indianapolis reports 1,500 families displaced by rising rivers and winds, with limited rail service and interurban lines operating slowly.
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Jatra Officials Clash Over Unmetered Water Charge
Late this afternoon Mayor Teckmann presented a bill to President Gonzenbach of the Shebygan Railway and Electric Company for 79.80 for water used and bypassed meter. Gonzenbach refused to pay and demanded proof of usage before settling.
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Ladies Society Meeting at Mrs Kaiser’s Home
The ladies society of the German ME church will hold their regular business meeting at the home of Mrs Chas Kaiser, 322 Huron Ave. Members and friends are welcome. The Elks plan a meeting at the lodge hall tonight to decide on a make of an automobile to be raised by the club. Mr Arthur Erbstoesser and Miss Jume Roehl of Town Moses attended the Co C dance at the Eagles Hall last evening. Miss Edna Glynn spent Easter holidays at Glenbenlah with her parents. Mr John Brummel of Cecil Wis returned today to resume studies at the State Business College.
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Resignation of C F Kade from Winter Lumber Co
Charles F. Kade, longtime secretary and treasurer of Winter Lumber Co, has resigned and disposed of his interests after sixteen years. He plans a two month vacation, then will decide on future work, possibly with his sons, while remaining in Sheboygan until Oct 1. He praises the company and city and expects to stay in the area.
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EXTRA- ELECT OFFICERS OF BOARD AT MEETING
The Sheboygan Dairy Board met this afternoon at 2 30 and elected officers for the coming year. President H A Kalk of Sheboygan Falls, Vice President E Bell of Sheboygan, Secretary Gus W Schiereck of Plymouth, Treasurer H G Sixel of Sheboygan.
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Damage mounts in Chicago power outage after storm
Fire department wire men toil to restore a severely impaired electric system in Chicago as Cook county sustains about 1,000,000 in damage. Separately, a AT T lineman near Dayton reports a large storage reservoir breach flooding the Miami River fifty miles north of Dayton.
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Col Born Causes Disruption At Ald Weinert’s Office
Charles Born, not a council member, confronted Ald. C. Weinert on 8th St in a loud scene over petition examination. Weinert refused to surrender petition lists as council property, Born's abuse led to his removal from the premises. Born, former mayor, opposes Mayor Dieckmann and questions rights of access to the committee chair’s hand.
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River danger as flood waters rise near Sheboygan Falls
Heavy rain Sunday night caused rapid river rise above the dam at Sheboygan Falls. Water levels climbed high, threatening damage but notable areas such as the Cole flats south of the village were submerged for a time.
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Mayor Dieckmann Warns City On Journal Misrepresentations
Theodore Dieckmann urges Sheboygan residents to attend council meetings and judge for themselves after a Journal report he claims misrepresented events. He cites past Water Works purchase coverage and a disputed $200 claim, noting a 300+ attendee Standard Hall gathering as proof against the paper’s alleged hostility.
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Extra Farmers Fleeced Is Charge Extra
Madison Wisconsin March 25 The assembly voted to direct the agriculture committee to conduct a seed inquiry tomorrow afternoon Assemblyman Mahon charged that farmers in Wisconsin lose millions annually from bad seeds Senator Ackleys anti junior prom bill was killed Final passage was given to bills providing a closed season for frogs Prohibition of marriages of epileptic insane or idiotic people and a judge may not reduce jury damages The assembly killed the Hamata no seat no fare bill but engrossed a strap hangers bill not to pay fare when railroad rate commission order is disobeyed The Holmes bill extending time for a city to acquire a municipal utility was engrossed
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Easter Weather Dampens City Spring Showings
Easter weather brought rain hail sleet fog and thunder plus a touch of fair spell dampening spring style displays in the city.
Adjourning Council to Wednesday for Petition Report
The common council adjourned to Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock as the Judiciary Committee reported inability to prepare a report that evening. A five member committee was appointed to investigate after Mayor Dieckmann named Alderman Brehm who declined and was replaced by Mr. Piening. Brockmann was named but did not attend, leaving the committee unable to report. The vote on adjournment passed unanimously and the petition is expected to gain approval pending further names and a public vote next Tuesday.
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Weather outlook brings snow likely Tuesday and Wednesday
The forecast indicates likely snowfall on Tuesday and Wednesday with brisk north winds. Temperatures and exact amounts are not yet specified.
Ohio flood tolls rise as state braces for recovery
Across Ohio on March 25 the flood and cold wave produce widespread damage. Estimates show hundreds dead or missing, tens of millions in property loss, and towns like Columbus Middletown and Cincinnati evacuated. Bridges wash out and rails blocked as relief appeals begin.
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State Business College Decorated for Easter Vacation
The rooms of the State Business College have been elegantly decorated in cream and brown with new arc lights. Classes were held today. Damage from a late accident has been repaired and afforded students an Easter vacation. Visitors are welcome at any time.
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Pastime Theater Shakespearian Special Draws Crowds
Crowds gathered outside the Pastime Theater last night for a three part Shakespearian program "As You Like It." Rose Coghlan and Maurice Costello star in reading roles, promising a special treat for readers of Shakespeare.
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Rehearsal Tonight for Minstrel Show in Sheboygan
The Sheboygan Business Men's Association will hold the first rehearsal at Eagle's Hall this evening. Mr. Johnson, arriving from Milwaukee this afternoon, will lead the session set for 7:46.
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Flood Submerges Large Part of Columbus City
Adjutant General Wood received word from Dayton officials that a significant portion of Columbus has been submerged by flooding. An appeal for aid and relief is issued to assist residents and emergency services.
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Tornado devastates farms in western Monroe County
By Associated Press. La Crosse Wis March 25 Heavy damage hit farming districts in western Monroe county yesterday with 100 or more farm houses and barns wrecked and much stock killed. No persons were killed.
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Campaign mass meetings in Sheboygan address voters
On Thursday evening Mayor Dieckmann and City Attorney Detling will address voters at a mass meeting at Waldschissen to discuss campaign issues. On Friday evening they will speak at Altmeyer's on Tenth Street urging ward residents to attend and hear the issues.
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