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Sheboygan Press

Location

Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1913

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Memorial Day observance honors soldiers with cemetery decor and parade

On Memorial Day May 30 a civ will lead tributes to fallen soldiers at national and battlefield graves. A large program lists marching units, veterans organizations, and church bell rings. The procession forms at Government building 1:15 PM and moves to Wildwood via Eighth Street and Michigan Avenue.

civ T. M. Blackstock Grand Arms of Wisconsin York L. “oberg Otto Schraut EB. A W Brown Fred Weiskopf ed Schmidt Josoh Nessbaumer EA. Hickey Adgust Damrow United Military Association Bustay Wintermeyer Post G. A W. M. Root Col. Born Lieut. Brown H. Scheer H. A. Koepke H. Jung George Leberman Otto Aldag Fred Schmidt L. Kazelik Plattoon Dehne Schmidt C” Wis. N. G Hickey Grand Army Charles Grasse Doege-Trier H. Schmidt Evergreen City Veteran Corps Trester Sons of Veterans Otto Bassuener Boy Scouts Maas German Landwehr Manner Verein Boys Brigade Geo Imig Eli Cone Woman’s Relief Corps Doege-Trier Camp Wildwood Eighth street Michigan Avenue

Tenth Anniversary Observed by Manitowoc Eastern Star

About forty two members attended the initiation and banquet at the Masonic temple in Manitowoc to mark the tenth anniversary of the local Eastern Star chapter. A program followed with music, a welcome address, a response, and tributes, then dancing. Attendees traveled by special train last night and returned this morning. the article lists numerous members and their spouses.

Eastern Star Manitowoc Masonic temple Julia Barrett Von Kass Bemis Wagner Linz Barrett Kailans Holbrook Reich Sheboygan A. Rummele Manioowoc R. A. Taite John Lyke Messrs

Father of John Deitz Sr. Dies at 89 in Rice Lake

The obituary notes the death of John Dietz Sr, father of John F. Dietz, defender of Cameron Dem now serving life at Waupun, at his Rice Lake home aged 89. It discusses perceived injustices in the Dietz case, calls for pardon or parole, and criticizes Governor McGovern’s response, amid a Chicago incident where Paul Patten’s car killed Thomas Slack and Patten attempted suicide by jumping into a river but was stopped by police.

John Dietz Sr John F. Dietz Cameron Dem Waupun Rice Lake Chicago Paul Patten Thomas Slack Patten

Early Morning Wedding Planned for Sophia Strassburger and Pantzer

In Plymouth and this city, Miss Sophia Strassburger daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernst Strassburger and Mr Hugo Pantzer will wed tomorrow at 7 am in the bride's parents home. Rev Beisser will officiate with carnations and smilax as decorations. They will take a wedding trip to Milwaukee and Chicago and reside at 508 North Sixth Street after June 1. Strassburger is noted for store work in Plymouth and this city. Pantzer is a clerk for C Reiss Coal Co and son of Mr and Mrs Paul Pantzer.

Sophia Strassburger Ernst Strassburger Plymouth Hugo T. Pantzer Rev. Beisser

EXTRA VAN DYNE MAY GET THE FAIR SITE

The state fair site committee toured Fox River Valley towns and considered a lakefront plot near Yandyne between Fond du Lac and Oshkosh. Transportation advantages, a 75 mile population center, and multiple rail lines support the claim it could serve half the state's people. Sheboygan prefers the choice if Milwaukee loses the fair.

Associated Press Fond du Lac Wis Fox River Valley Lake Winnebago Oshkosh Yandyne Wisconsin Chisago & Northwestern Soo line Vandyne Eastern Wisconsin Interurban Sheboygan Milwaukee

Trust formed to swindle swindle linked to Chicago crime trust

Chicago May 16 The crime trust exposed by States Attorney Hoyne grew to national scope with links between Barney Bertsche and criminals in several states. A police insider says two detectives aided clairvoyants in two swindles worth 4000 and 2500, while dupes paid for expenses. Hoyne primes grand jury for four counts against Bertsche.

Chicago crime trust Maclay Hoyne Barnes Detective Agency Barney’ Bertsche Dupes Hoyne Bertsche Mnks New York clairvoyant trust Frank P Fox Hot Springs Ark Fox Arkansas Herbert Koon Howard Barney Bertsche West Randolph street Koon Burns Indiana Clarence Class Minneapolis Ind East Chicago South Michigan avenue

Race War Claimed By Japanese Dispatch

Washington reports Japanese dispatch from Tokio May 15 declares aim to overthrow the white men’s clique and unite colored races in a life and death struggle. Publicists warn race tensions may ignite a holy war and rally mongolians of China to oppose white supremacy while asserting full civilization and equality for colored peoples.

Tokio Tokutomi edior Kukumin Japan West America China whch

Three Boys Sentenced to Reform School

Ivan Carmen 12 Harold Reed 15 and Willie Boogdan 10 were arrested in the act of robbing Aldag Burhop store and confessed to a string of robberies. Judge Giblin sent them to the Industrial School at Waukesha this afternoon, citing home conditions and the aim of reform. Relatives witnessed a pathos-filled scene as the court noted the need to remove the children from their current homes for their welfare.

Ivan Carmen Harold Reed Willie Boogdan Aldag & Burhop Waukesha Giblin

Three Bombs Placed in London and Hastings

London May 16 militants again pressed suffrage efforts with bombs in multiple districts. A clockwork device found at Rotherhithe public library bore a votes for women label. A glass vial with fluid and a fuse was found in a Manteworth post office box. A cannister with fuse and extinguisher was found at Holy Trinity church in Hastings. Zelia Emmerson underwent an operation for appendicitis after hunger strike. M Louis Schermeister reported the death of his son-in-law Ralph Purcel of Chicago, age 25, from heart failure. funeral planned in Chicago with Schermeister and sons en route.

Associated Press London Rotherhithe Manteworth Holy Trinity church Hastings Zelia Emmerson M. Louis Schermeister Ralph Purcel Chicago Purcel Louis Schermeister j Herbert Harold

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ELD Ward geneols Schmadts Orchestra Theo. Winkler Wierereen National Guard Veteran Corps Veterans tin Ladig Trier JOHN DEITZ VAN DYNE Union JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES Washington REFORM SCHOOL
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