Ten Boy Scouts vanish as concerns rise in Sheboygan
A Scout member disappeared from home amid warnings that ten more plan to leave. Reports say a shack on Niagara Avenue hosts nightly sessions with profane language, drawing concern from parents. The missing youth had drawn his $48 back salary before departing the city.
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Fatal Motorcycle Accident Claims Ernst Horn on Fifth Avenue
Ernst Horn, a longtime motorist and rider since 1911, died after a motorcycle crash on East Fifth Avenue at about 5 45 PM Sunday. His cycle stopped suddenly, ejecting him onto the ground and causing a fractured skull and neck despite rapid City Hospital care. He died at home about 7 30 PM, survived by his parents E F Horn and two sisters.
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Four Months Jail for Wilson Schoolhouse Arson
James Stevens, 70, sentenced by Justice Trester in Manitowoc county to four months in jail or a $75 fine after pleading guilty to arson in a Wilson District No. 2 school incident on May 5. He admitted entering the Centerville and Millersville schools and burning books, with other items stolen and later found on him. The case included testimonies from teacher Miss Alma Agentum and school board members. Stevens claimed another man burned the books while he was in Egypt.
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Auto Bandits Rob In Two Robberies In Chicago
Automobiles bandits resumed operations in Chicago early today, robbing two pedestrians and stealing an unoccupied car. Police suspect two rival gangs are involved in the incidents.
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Aviator Wins The Prize In Cuban Flight
Cuban aviator Domingo Rosillo arrived in an aeroplane from Key West in two hours and thirty five minutes. The Cuban government offered a ten thousand dollar prize for the first flight to Havana. A government cruiser and two gun boats patrolled the course during the voyage.
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Havanna
Cuba
Domingo Rosillo
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Fla
War risks loom over Pacific Alaska land row
The Pall Mall Gazette argues that if war erupts, Australia New Zealand and Western Canada would back the United States in a clash with Japan over California land ownership. It warns against underestimating Japan and notes Panama Canal issues and internal politics as possible triggers.
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Militant Suffragettes Fire Residence in Cambridge
London May 17 militant suffragettes altered tactics by firing a residence in Cambridge causing major interior woodwork damage and injuring no reported deaths. A slug filled cannister was found at Boxmore railway station in Hertfordshire as authorities investigated the incident.
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Associated Press
London
Cambridge
Boxmore
Herfordshire
Monster Parade in New York Sends Civic Message
Twelve thousand city employees took part in a six mile parade through New York led by fire, park, and other municipal workers. Forty three bands provided music while the Parks Department added animal cages and a trick elephant to headline the procession.
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Play Ball Tomorrow White Sox at Sheboygan Park
Fans head to the ball park as the White Sox square off with local team in tomorrow’s game. Dixon aims to repeat last week’s strong showing against a lineup featuring Disch Grauvogel Schiefner and Kullmann with Liebl’s squad counting on vim and ginger to claim the win. The roster lists Disch Meyer Grauvogel Schief fer Dixon Stock Custer and Kullmann among others with Buckett umpiring.
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Oil Fire Threatens Lives At Seventh And Wisconsin
Two ten gallon cans of gasoline on a Wadhams Oil Co wagon ignited at 2 45 pm at Seventh street and Wisconsin avenue. The driver removed the cans, the fire department responded, and gasoline oil leaked as flames shot high. A gasoline lighter found at the scene likely explains the fire origin. The lighter was taken to the office.
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Japanese Rights Resolution At Mass Meeting In Tokio
Resolutions adopted at a mass meeting declare that Japanese in America should have equal rights with whites. The move aims to guarantee peace and uphold Japan’s prestige while condemning war talk.
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Tratter Granted Delayed Sentencing Pending Plea Change
William Tratter escapes immediate sentence after pleading guilty earlier, but Judge Kirwan postpones ruling until next Saturday to allow time for deliberation. The case hinges on the defendant's claim of innocence and the state's assertion of the girl's chastity, with bail and health testimony debated.
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Phaijen
Phaien
Falls
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Street Car Strike Turbulence Expands
In Cincinnati on May 17 strikers destroyed several street cars and injured many, with an interurban car dismantled and crews driven into the woods. Mayor Hunt sought militia aid from Gov. Cox, who delayed troops as violence escalated. Strikers reportedly earning five dollars weekly from the union.
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Severe Storm Hits Monroe County Towns
Tomah Wisconsin May 17 a severe electrical storm from western Wisconsin struck several city buildings causing fires and destroying a considerable amount of stock. It was the most severe storm in eastern Monroe county.
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Mad pig bite prompts rapid hospital transfer
Appleton Wisconsin May 17 Anton Schmidt a young Black Creek farmer was bitten by a mad pig. He was rushed to Madison at once for treatment.
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Associated Press
Appleton, Wis
Anton Schmidt
Madison
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