County official Wisselink dies by hanging in unclear circumstances
The obituary notes Marianelinis Wisselink, a long time Sheboygan county supervisor and rural correspondent from Hingham, died by an apparent hanging. It details his public service on the county board since 1909, church involvement, a 1914 marriage to Nina Pollard and a daughter Evelyn, plus surviving siblings.
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Reading objections ripple through Owa schools
Fragmented OCR text shows confusion over reading policies in Owa schools. The garbled lines mention Lutheran groups, insular actions, and federal guidance, suggesting a contested stance on curriculum or materials and prompting local discussions.
Armistice Day Program At High School Tonight
A large crowd is expected at 8 p.m. today for an Armistice Day program in the high school auditorium. The event, under the Auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Walt Olson Post 4240, features two addresses, music by the high school band, assembly singing, and other entertainment. admission is free.
End of World War Celebrated Worldwide on Armistice Day
The text marks the seven year anniversary since the war ended and notes Armistice Day is observed in about half the nations. It reflects on a major holiday tied to peace and remembrance across many regions.
Mitchell Court Martial Opens With Major Brant Witness
Major Gerald Brant, a general staff officer, testifies at Mitchell court martial, detailing dissident views of the high command and alleging reports on Hawaiian defense were suppressed. Mitchell plans to prove mismanagement of the Shenandoah by the Navy, with witnesses called to support claims of говорить deficiencies and poor handling.
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Family of Five Die in East Orange Fire
Fire trapped Joseph De Stefano and four children in a third floor bedroom of a family home in East Orange New Jersey. Mrs Anna De Stefano escaped by leaping from a window and saving 14 month old Carmillo who was tossed to a neighbor. Both mother and child suffered severe burns.
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Mother Confesses to Slaying Seven-Year-Old Daughter
In Sandusky Ohio Hernan Keller 46 wife of a city employee confessed to killing her seven year old daughter Mary saying the child had no future. Police Chief Weingates said Keller poured acid down the girl's throat and placed the body in a swamp after extensive questioning.
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Seven Hurt As Bob Sled Crash In Janesville Car Hit
Seven people riding a sled attached to a car driven by Edward Korben were seriously injured when the sled overturned on a corner and was struck by another auto. The second vehicle fled the scene, its driver unidentified.
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Janesville
Edward Korben
Lead as Cancer Cure Claim Draws Attention in Toronto
Special United Press report says Dr W Bell of Liverpool with 30 scientists credits lead based colloidal treatment for cancer. In 200 cases over five years, he claims destruction or check of cancer growth, noting a serum like action and better results than radium or X rays. Lancet to publish full paper November 14.
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Condition of Carl Mahnke in serious accident
The condition of Carl Mahnke son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Mahnke is still serious after a Sunday downhill run over. He is confined to St Nicholas hospital with a fractured hip a fractured collarbone and internal injuries.
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Marinette Boy Dies of Burns Near Red Hot Stove
Harvey May, a four year old from Marinette, died after his night clothing caught fire near a red hot stove. He was taken to a local hospital where he succumbed to his burns.
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Marinette
Harvey May
Million Dollar Toledo Post Office Robbery Guilty Trio
Anthony Gangamilla his wife Rose and Rose's father James Amnarino were found guilty of complicity in the $1,000,000 Toledo post office robbery of 1921. Sentences withheld pending a separate trial for receiving stolen property. they were among seventeen indicted in the case, with twelve others pleading guilty.
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Arrest Of An Alleged Murderer
Harold Ponder, an escaped Iowa automobile thief, has been arrested in Laramie Wyoming in connection with the murder of Mrs Myrtle Underwood Cook president of the Benton county WCTU last September 7 He escaped from Fort Madison where he was serving a sentence for auto theft Ponder was in Vinton at the time of the murder and is said to have left in a stolen car State agent George Atkins has been sent to Wyoming to bring him back to Iowa.
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Iowa
Laramie
Wyo
Myrtle Underwood Cook
Benton county
James Risden
state department of justice
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Fort Madison
George Atkins
Wyoming
State Attacks Klenck Alibi in Oberholtzer Murder Trial
Noblesville Ind state prosecutors challenge Harl Klenck deputy sheriff Marion county alibi in the murder case of Mit Madge Oberholtzer against D C Stephenson and Earl Gen. Three prisoners from Indianapolis to Putnamville Penal Farm testified Klenck was not with them on March 17. Prosecution aims to rebut defense witnesses and press the narrative of Stephenson's connections.
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Radio Fund For Patients Receives $100 Boost
The Radio fund gained a substantial boost when the Association of Commerce sent a $100 check. The device will be installed at the Sanatorium and aimed to improve equipment as the fund grows. Other local contributions noted include 3,025.67 from prior reports and smaller amounts from Plymouth Hook and Ladder Co and Port Washington Pilot.
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Discussion on Water Meters Dominates Sheboygan Meeting
The Sheboygan Business Men's Association debated metering and the city water works plan to spend about half a million dollars on new equipment over ten to fifteen years. Opponents argued for investing now in intake and pump upgrades to avoid future rate hikes, while proponents urged metering to curb waste and ensure fair charges.
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