ADDIE HOLTZ
Addie Holtz, 30 years old, 423 N. Fifth street. Lives with
Captain H.B. Hanson and sister-in-law, Catherine Hanson.
Died of burns from the fire at the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Co.
The account of the fire is on the main page in Disasters in Manitowoc
county.
The first victim of the accident to give her life is Miss Addie Holtz, aged 30,
who died at the hospital at one o'clock, death being due to burns and the shock.
Miss Holtz, who was a daughter of Mrs. John Holtz, Route 7, had been employed
at the Aluminum Goods plant for seven years or more.
Miss Holtz had made her home with her sister, Mrs. B. H. Hansen, 423 N. Fifth
street. She had about decided this morning not to report for work, owing to a
slight attack of illness but later decided that she would go to the plant this
morning and possibly not work this afternoon if she did not feel better.
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I think this is where this goes:
Arthur Holtz arrived from Sawyer, Wis., yesterday being called here by the death
of his sister, Miss Anna Holtz.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. February 28, 1920 P. 3
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[bur. 02-28-1920/cause: explosion in factory-burns/bur. on Johanna Holtz lot]
Addie Holtz, 30 years old, 423 N. Fifth street. Lives with
Captain H.B. Hanson and sister-in-law, Catherine Hanson.
Died of burns from the fire at the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Co.
The account of the fire is on the main page in Disasters in Manitowoc
county.
The first victim of the accident to give her life is Miss Addie Holtz, aged 30,
who died at the hospital at one o'clock, death being due to burns and the shock.
Miss Holtz, who was a daughter of Mrs. John Holtz, Route 7, had been employed
at the Aluminum Goods plant for seven years or more.
Miss Holtz had made her home with her sister, Mrs. B. H. Hansen, 423 N. Fifth
street. She had about decided this morning not to report for work, owing to a
slight attack of illness but later decided that she would go to the plant this
morning and possibly not work this afternoon if she did not feel better.
**********
I think this is where this goes:
Arthur Holtz arrived from Sawyer, Wis., yesterday being called here by the death
of his sister, Miss Anna Holtz.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. February 28, 1920 P. 3
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[bur. 02-28-1920/cause: explosion in factory-burns/bur. on Johanna Holtz lot]
ADDIE HOLTZ
Addie Holtz, 30 years old, 423 N. Fifth street. Lives with
Captain H.B. Hanson and sister-in-law, Catherine Hanson.
Died of burns from the fire at the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Co.
The account of the fire is on the main page in Disasters in Manitowoc
county.
The first victim of the accident to give her life is Miss Addie Holtz, aged 30,
who died at the hospital at one o'clock, death being due to burns and the shock.
Miss Holtz, who was a daughter of Mrs. John Holtz, Route 7, had been employed
at the Aluminum Goods plant for seven years or more.
Miss Holtz had made her home with her sister, Mrs. B. H. Hansen, 423 N. Fifth
street. She had about decided this morning not to report for work, owing to a
slight attack of illness but later decided that she would go to the plant this
morning and possibly not work this afternoon if she did not feel better.
**********
I think this is where this goes:
Arthur Holtz arrived from Sawyer, Wis., yesterday being called here by the death
of his sister, Miss Anna Holtz.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. February 28, 1920 P. 3
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[bur. 02-28-1920/cause: explosion in factory-burns/bur. on Johanna Holtz lot]
Addie Holtz, 30 years old, 423 N. Fifth street. Lives with
Captain H.B. Hanson and sister-in-law, Catherine Hanson.
Died of burns from the fire at the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Co.
The account of the fire is on the main page in Disasters in Manitowoc
county.
The first victim of the accident to give her life is Miss Addie Holtz, aged 30,
who died at the hospital at one o'clock, death being due to burns and the shock.
Miss Holtz, who was a daughter of Mrs. John Holtz, Route 7, had been employed
at the Aluminum Goods plant for seven years or more.
Miss Holtz had made her home with her sister, Mrs. B. H. Hansen, 423 N. Fifth
street. She had about decided this morning not to report for work, owing to a
slight attack of illness but later decided that she would go to the plant this
morning and possibly not work this afternoon if she did not feel better.
**********
I think this is where this goes:
Arthur Holtz arrived from Sawyer, Wis., yesterday being called here by the death
of his sister, Miss Anna Holtz.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. February 28, 1920 P. 3
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[bur. 02-28-1920/cause: explosion in factory-burns/bur. on Johanna Holtz lot]
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