How to Deal With Youths A Question In the City
Ian Carmen Harold Reed Willie Brougdon Richard Conrady and Ed de Diersch, youths arrested for burglaries in the city during the past month, were released on Friday after parents promised to appear in court. They confessed to multiple robberies including the Aldag Burhop and Look drug store offices, said to have planned trips at school. Judges Giblin and Chief Dehne face punishment options, including parole, as authorities weigh appropriate handling of the case.
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Ian Carmen
Harold Reed
Willie Brougdon
Richard Conrady
Ed de Diersch
Aldag & Burhop
Sheboygan Chair Co
Carmen
Reed
Brougdon
Minen
Giblin
Dehne
Carmen lad
land
Look drug store
Small building fire near Sheboygan Rail line
A small building erected on the right of way near the Sheboygan Railway and Electric Co yard caught fire at 1 o clock this morning about 100 feet east of the station. The $55 purchase, moved by a contractor for repairs, faced opposition. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the burglary or parties responsible.
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Sheboygan Falls
Sheboygan Railwas & Electrc Co
Schneider
Sheboygan Rail Way & Electric Co
Auto crash kills pastor in Kansas field accident
A Kansas accident near Athea on May 13 killed Robert Carlyle, pastor of the First Methodist Church in Atlanta, Kansas. His father J A and sister Ethel Wands of Wandsing, Kansas, were seriously injured, while others were pinned under the overturned car for minutes.
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Athea
Kan
Robert Carlyle
First Methodist
Church of Atlanta
fother
J A
Ethel of
Wands
Tariff Fight Resumes in Senate Over Underwood Bill
Washington May 13 Senate resumed tariff clash on a motion by Senator Penrose to refer the Underwood bill to the finance committee with instructions for public hearings. Chairman Simmons urged all Democratic members to attend and expressed confidence that Republicans would be checked if the issue came to a vote.
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Washington
senate
Penrose
finance committee
Simmons
Divorces Granted in Multiple Cases
Clara Heck was granted a divorce from Louis Heck for cruel and inhuman treatment. Julia DeMunck of Glenbeulah divorced Abraham De Munck. Emma Thurow separated from Albert Thurow in a default case after the husband vanished four years ago near Plymouth. Katie Costello was granted a divorce from John Costello. Attorney Francis Williams appeared for the county. Final decree not entered until one year from today.
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Julia DeMunck
Glenbeulah
Abraham De Munck
Emma Thurow
Albert Thurow
Plymouth
Katie Costello
John Costello
Francis Williams
Elopers Detained in Waukegan Marriage Plot
In Waukegan Illinois on May 13 a racing car elopement attempt was foiled when John Olle, a Racine founder, telephoned police after learning his daughter Amanda 18 had fled with Joe Jaegersberger 28 of J I Case. The pair were halted at city hall and the father reclaimed his daughter after a tense exchange.
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Waukegan, fr
Waukegan
John Olle
Racine
Joe Jaegersberger
J. I. Case company
Amanda Olle
Olle
Jaegersberger
Japanese ambassador waits for state action on alien land bill
Washington May 13 The Japanese ambassador will take no further steps until Gov. Johnson acts upon the anti alien land bill and then will coordinate with the state department. The cabinet discussed the situation but reached no conclusion.
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Washington
Gov
John
bill
state department
Missing Boy Drowned In Burlington Creek
The body of Albert Smith, a 6 year old boy, was found in a Burlington creek. He had been missing since Friday and was thought to have been kidnapped. A nationwide search had been begun.
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Burlington
Albert Smith
City council transfers funds to authorize New Jersey avenue bridge
At a special meeting called by Mayor Dieckmann the common council voted to move 11 000 from the general fund to the harbor and bridge fund. The action enables awarding the New Jersey avenue bridge contract and will be reversed when the next tax levy provides sufficient bridge and harbor fund balance. All members attended except Aldermen Piening and Haack. The session lasted about three and a half hours and adjourned after roll call and finance committee report acceptances.
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council
New Jersey avenue
Dieckmann
Piening
Haack
committee on finance
Sprenger
bridge and harbor fund
Balzer Wirtz Cleared In Afternoon Court Trial
In Justice Root's court the State versus Balzer Wirtz ended with a not guilty verdict for Wirtz after Puls testified to a severe beating with a stove poker following a dispute about stones at Wirtz's home. The testimony described a confrontation and a bystander's injury. A second trial was planned in Justice Trester's court with roles reversed.
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Justice Root
Balzer Wirtz
Charles Puls
Wirtz
Nelson
Puls
Nelsons
Oscar Wolters
Charles Voigt
Justice Trester
Major General Von Lewinski Shot by Lunatic in Munich
Munich May 13 Major General Von Lewinski the Prussian Apache to Bulgaria was killed by a supposed lunatic named Strfer. The incident is described in terse terms with no additional context or motive provided.
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Munich
Von Lewinski
Bulgaria
Strafer
OHara Alibi Evidence Ties to Vice Inquiry Hearings
Chicago May 13. Lieut Governor O Hara faces testimony about charges on his moral character tied to a Springfield vice probe. William L OConnell county treasurer testified he learned of the Maud Robinson affidavit and that Sam Davis would publish it if forced to testify. Evidence shows hotel room service logs and alibi corroboration from Chicago Press Club witnesses as hearings wrap in Chicago and resume in Springfield.
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Chicago
O’Hara
O'Hara
Springfield
William L O'Connell
Cook county
state senate
O'Connell
Richard M. Sulivan
Maud Robinson
Sullivan
Sam Davis
Davis
John Jacaharias
Jacaharias
Chicago Press club
Cleveland
Tom Vredenberg
Three Officials Killed in Lightning Fire at Knox Church
Stratford Ontario May 13 Associated Press reports a lightning strike on the Knox Presbyterian church triggered a blaze that killed Chief of Police J. A. McCarthy Fire Chief Hugh Durkin and Patrolman Matthew Hamilton. A firefighter was likely fatally injured by a falling timber as the steeple burned.
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Stratford
Ont
Knox Presbyterian church
J. A. McCarthy
Hugh Durkin
Matthew Hamilton
McCarthy
Durkin
Hamilton
Toll of Death Larges in Mexican Siege Near Guaymas
Nogales reports over 500 dead on the field above Guaymas after three days of fierce combat. Col Juan Cabrara arrives from Hermosillo with estimates surpassing 600. A freight train carrying oil and firewood rushed south to cremate the dead as insurgent and federal forces claim heavy casualties and prisoners amidst a stalled retreat.
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Juan Cabrara
Hermosillo
Alfera Obregon
Huerta
gulf port
Guaymas
eften Guaymas
Will Tour Europe with Mohr and Mohnsam
Emil Mohr and Otto Mohnsam depart by early train to New York and sail May 20 on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosser to Bremen. Mohr will visit Berlin Breslau Leipzig and travel through Austria Italy France and Germany ending with two weeks in Leipzig and visits to Matdeport Paris Versailles. They plan to return in October.
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Emil Mohr
Otto Mohnsam
New York city
Bremen
Germany
Mohr
Berlin
Breslau
Leibzig
Austria
Bad Schlag
Italy
Florence
Milan
Rome
Genoa
Naples
Matdeport
France
Paris
Versailles
Neil Resigns as U S Labor Commissioner in May
Washington May 13 Dr Charles P Neil head of the United States labor department since 1905 and recently named commissioner of labor statistics resigned today and left government service. He was involved in arbitration of many wage disputes under the Erdmann act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles P. Neil
United States
department of labor
Johnson Testifies In Mann Act Case
Jack Johnson, the African American boxer, testified in his own defense in Chicago on May 13 regarding alleged violations of the Mann White Slave Act. The former heavyweight champion took the stand to deny the charges and present his account of the events cited in the indictment.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Flora Drummond Too Ill to Appear in Court
Flora Drummond militant suffragette was too ill to appear in court to answer a charge of conspiracy for malicious damage to property. Her physician says it will be two months before she is well enough to appear. Six other conspirators and the chemist Clayton surrendered on bail.
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gette
Lynchers End Fatal Farm Murder in Hogansville
In Hogansville Georgia on May 13 a Black man accused of killing Brooks Lane a farmer was lynched early today. His body was found hanging from a tree and riddled with bullets a brutal mob action confirming the violent outcome.
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Hogansville
Brooks Lane
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