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06 Nov 1925
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Sheboygan Press in Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
1
Hair Innuendo Sparks Sudden Interest At Market
Vague garbled text mentions hair and fruit with phrases about returns and daylong activity. No clear event, people, or organizations are identifiable from the readable fragment.
Mercy murder prohibitionists claim victory in US
A national bloc led by the mercy murder prohibitionists reports gains for federal prohibition. They cite a drop in alcohol consumption and call for continued enforcement, warning of anti dry demonstrations and efforts to repeal state dry laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
congressory
HO committee
bf fedetu
Nicholson
Washington
Scott McLiride
loague
Willer Pleads Not Guilty to Charges
A fragment describes Miller and leaders like Jesse Smith and John P. King connected to pigments sales worth over 400000 dollars. Smith is dead and King was not indicted, having testified before the grand jury. The text mentions German interests and Republican politicians in a broad corruption context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Jesse Smith
John PP. King
Republian
Smith
King
Helio Girl Foiled Bank Robbery by Warning Town
A telephone operator notified the village marshal that wires to the switchboard she ran were cut, foiling a bank robbery in progress. Three men in an automobile cut lines and may have intended to loot the Citizens State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Committee votes for tax relief and income adjustments
The House Ways and Means committee voted to retain corporate taxes while raising earned income threshold from 10 000 to 20 000 dollars. A plan to start surtaxes at 13 000 was rejected, with exemptions for one million filers and higher personal exemptions outlined for single and married taxpayers. The proposals aim to reduce overall tax burden by shifting rates and increasing dependents’ allowances.
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United Press
Washington
house
ways and men ang
Mellon
senate
Ways and Means committee
Falls application refused by commission in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin railroad commission refused the application of Sheboygan Pulls for a rate increase but approved a new schedule of lower rates. The commission found over three and a half years the electric plant valued at 520 000 plus netted an average return of 27 percent and that no increase is warranted. The new rates range from 12 0 to 7 cents per kilowatt hour.
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Madison
Wis
railroad commission
Deas ce
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Cola
ladu Kurt
torretie datahier
Butteton
dawmbter
Taordas
M pan
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wirl
Doel
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Explosion injures seventeen at New York plant
An explosion at the Yam man Urb Mtg Co plant in Rochester New York injured seventeen workers, with two believed serious. Building damage and cause were not immediately known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
United Press
Rochester
Yawman Urb Mtg. Co
Six Family Members Die in Albany Fire
A Spa town blaze at Kemp residence in Ralston, Albany, New York, killed six of seven family members. The sole survivor, 16 year old Beatrice, was found outside as others lay overcome by smoke near an exit. Firefighters extinguished the flames.
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Dy United Press
Albany
N. Y
Kemp
Ralston
Spa
Beatrice
Warrants Issued for Saloonkeepers in Sheboygan Area
State prohibition agents signed warrants for ten saloonkeepers in Sheboygan and vicinity on raids dated Oct 29. Seven warrants target Sheboygan license holders from those raids and one targets Ed Sohre of The Shell. Raids also led to two additional arrests. hearings set for 2 p.m. in municipal court with Ed Sohre to be heard in Judge Wolters court.
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Sheboygan
Louis Rausch
Pennsylvania avenue
Josephine Borsse
Leopold Gutsch
Yingo Mahnke
Palace Inn
Herman Haack
Yankee Hill
Josephine Droll
Eighth street
Anton Krappitz
Ed. Sohre
The
Shell
Highway 17
city
municipal reourt
Justen
Harry Wolters
Reverend Schaffel Appointed at St Clement's Sheboygan
Reverend Paul Schaffel, former pastor of the Catholic church at Waupun, is named pastor of St Clement's in Sheboygan succeeding Reverend Francis Murphy who moves to Madison to lead St Raphael's. Schaffel, who emigrated from Russia, later studied Catholicism, converted from Judaism, trained at St Francis seminary, and served as an instructor before serving in Waupun and gaining a reputation for prison outreach.
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Paul Schaffel
Waupun
Francis Murphy
Penitentiary
St. Farness Seminary
Milwaukee
St. Clemant's
Sheboygan
Rue
Madison
St. Raphael's
Schaffer
Russia
Titsbuck
St. Francis seminary
Wanpun
Thirteen Jailbreakers Escape Dade County Jail Roof
In Miami Florida thirteen prisoners smashed through the roof of the Dade county jail during a dawn escape. They tore away roof coverings and climbed down a scaffold to freedom, following a prior breakout in which two inmates died in clashes with the sheriff and police.
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Miami
Fla
delvery
Dade county
Mberty
Balmy Weekend Ahead With Little Temp Change
Fair tonight and likely Saturday with minimal temperature shift. Also notes the birthday anniversaries of Ignace Jan Paderewski the pianist and John Philip Sousa the bandmaster and composer. United States recognized Panama's independence on November 6 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignace Jan Paderewski
John Philip Sousa
Panama
United States
Brother Shoots Sister Over Insult in Detroit
Detroit reports a 7-year-old boy, Peter Safoni, shot his 9-year-old sister Mary after a quarrel over a doll. He said she called him a monkey and he used their father's revolver to fire at her head. Doctors hold cautious hope for her recovery.
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United Press
Detroit
Mary Safoni
Peter
Passenger Train Collides With Freight Near Indrio
A passenger train on the Florida East Coast line collided head on with a freight train one mile south of Indrio, Fort Pierce, badly damaging engines and front cars of both trains. The incident involved United Frese reporting from Florida.
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United Frese
Fort Pierce
Fla
Florida East Coast
ine
Indrio
Mercy Versus Law In Dr Blazer Murder Trial Clash
In Colorado a jury of 18 is to try Dr Harald Blazer for murdering his mentally impaired daughter Hazel Ingrit Blazer. The trial explores mercy versus murder as witnesses and experts weigh whether taking life to ease suffering is justified.
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United Press star
Littleton
Colos
Harald Blazer
atter
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United Proas
Lifeton
Colo
Arapahos county
Tate Old
Blazer
Hazel Ingrit Blazer
Joel E. Stone
Blazee
Mia
Frances Bighop
tring
hare
Stone
talesmen
jevery
United Prog
Chicago
Harold Wd. Blaar
United Press
Vollinger
Warry J. Uhukelden
Kimon Pelter Lang
Wicker Park Lutheran church
George Craig Stewart
te |Luke's Episcopal church
J. Fred Shannon
Central church
Bollenger
Hatselden wad
Meeting Saturday for Sheboygan County Equity Union
The fourth quarterly meeting of the Sheboygan County union of the American Variety of Equity will be held at the Association of Commerce hall Plymouth in the State Bank Building on Saturday November 7 1828 at 10:00 am. Delegates will be elected for the data convention and other business will be conducted. George A Nelson president of the Wisconsin State union will address Equity Affairs and Cooperation. All members and farmers are urged to attend.
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Nolice
Sheboygan County union
Equity
Association of Commerce
State Bank
Plymouth
George A. Nelson
Wisconsin State union
Isling
Heart Dismissed at Home: Mrs Roberta King Dies
Roberta King wife of Congressman Edward J. King dies suddenly at home in Galesburg in the early hours. Heart disease is given as the cause. She had attended a District Association meeting earlier in the day and became ill after waking with a heart attack.
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Galesburg
Robarte King
Edward J. King
D. A. Reg
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