Sunday closing bill looms at state session
Debate over Sunday saloon closing dominates talk of a forthcoming special legislative session. Administrations push a bill granting municipalities power to decide Sunday closures, while opponents seek full enforcement of existing laws or a broader Sunday observance measure. Religious groups predict a sharp fight, with proposals to suspend most businesses on Sundays.
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Madison
United States
Anti-Saloon League
S. P. Todd
Lord's Day Alliance
Seidel Found Guilty at Horicon Socialistic Meeting
Emil Seidel former Milwaukee mayor was found guilty on charges of abusive language tending to provoke assault and breach of peace at a Horicon Socialistic meeting. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs, with an appeal filed by attorney Fred C. Lorenz. The case moves to the Dodge county circuit. Witnesses included Ralph Hawks and others from Horicon.
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Horicon
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Fred C. Lorenz
Seidel
Dodge County
Ralph EB. Hawks
John Jaeger
Ole Oleson
Amos Jackson
Students to Form Wisconsin Loyalty Legion at Madison
Doubts raised by Carl Vrooman assistant secretary of agriculture prompt the University of Wisconsin to organize a branch of the Wisconsin Loyalty Legion.
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Loyalty Legion
Madison
Carl Vrooman
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Loyalty Legion
Haresfoot Club Names Leads for Musical Revue
Madison Paul Rudy will again play the leading feminine role in the Haresfoot club production The Haresfoot Tollies. Fred Bickel has been selected for the leading male role. Rudy starred as the leading lady last year.
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Madison
Paul Rudy
Haresfoot Club
Fred Bickel
Haresfoot Tollies
Rudy
County allocates 16000 for tuberculosis sanatorium
La Crosse county votes a 16000 appropriation to finish the tuberculosis sanatorium, with occupancy planned for next spring. The measure approves funds to complete construction and ready the facility for use by residents seeking care.
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la Crosse
Local Soldier Dies After Week with Pneumonia
Kenosha native Lieut Herbert Carry Curtis age 23, son of Mr and Mrs George Harry Curtis, died at the family residence after a week long illness from pneumonia. He served in the U S Army.
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Kenosha
Herbert Carry Curtis
George Harry Curtis
Y M C A drive raises funds at Madison campus
Madison students and faculty raised nearly $22,000 for the Y M C A with women contributing about $1,000 more than men. The total reflects broad campus participation across departments and student groups.
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Madison
Y. M. CA
Green Bay Doctor Commissioned Captain in Medical Corps
Green Bay Dr J Tt Minahan a prominent surgeon has been commissioned captain in the medical corps. He will proceed to France for base hospital work after twenty years of service in Green Bay.
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Green Bay
J. Tt. Minahan
Speed Cop Absence Leaves New London Road Watch Lax
New London is without a speed officer paid on commission after becoming too active for the traffic brass. The engaged constable’s status is described as no more, leaving streets without that enforcement touch.
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New London
Prisoners back Liberty bonds in wartime effort
A Wausin prison report shows 66 inmates subscribed to Liberty Bonds totaling 6 800 with 41 in first loan and 25 in second loan. During June and July inmates donated 720 85 to the Red Cross.
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The
Red Cross
Madison
Woupun
Coles
State Board of Control
Henry Town
Waupin
Special election planned for Raguse seat in Milwaukee
Vacancies exist in the Wisconsin legislature but only the former Raguse seat in Milwaukee Eighth senatorial district will be filled by a special election. Gov Phillip received an attorney general opinion stating elections may be ordered only when a vacancy is officially called to the governor's attention by the legislature. The Raguse expulsion was referred to the governor by the state senate. Other vacancies include Assemblyman W A Campbell in Milwaukee now in the navy and Senator Pullen of Fond du Lac now in France. these have not been brought to the governor's attention.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Frank Raguse
Milwaukee
BD. L. Phillip
State Senate
W. A. Campbell
Navy
Pullen
Fond du Lac
France
War Committee Is Named To Aid Food Problem
The Wisconsin Livestock Breeders association appoints a final War Committee of experienced feeders and handlers to tackle food issues. It will cooperate with the state defense council agricultural committee, the college of agriculture staff, experiment station, and Wisconsin members of the National Livestock Mobilization commission. Members include James Dillon Mondovi for swine, Ralph Reynolds Lodi for beef, William Kr Renk Sun Prairie for sheep, Walter L Houser Mondovi for horses, and S Bird South Byron for dairy cattle.
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Madigan
Wisconsin
Agricultural Committee
State Council of Defense
College of Agriculture and Experiment Station
National Livestock Mobilization Commission
Ita
James Dillon
Mondovi
Ralph Reynolds
Lodi
William Kr
Renk
Sun Prairie
Walter L Houser
S. Bird
South Byron
ASK STATE TO AID THE ARMY
President Wilson appeals through Governor Phillon for all citizens to help perfect an organization of all man power. He says selection boards must determine domestic industrial and educational qualifications for 10,000,000 men and urges citizens to assist boards and offer services and material help. Citizens should appear before boards when summoned or on their own initiative to provide useful information for classifying registrants.
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Madison
Phillon
Wilson
Jackson Milling seeks dam height rise at Stevens Point
The Wisconsin railroad commission held a hearing on Jackson Milling companys plan to move the current Stevens Point dam downstream and raise its height, detailing the proposed alteration to reroute flow and boost capacity.
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Madison
Railroad Commission
Jackson Milling Company
Stevens Point
Raiso
Hunter 1s Injured in Deer Camp Fire Incident
Neenah B. B. Lampert cashier of Nneensh State Bank injured while deer hunting. Camp fire started with gasolina exploded causing injuries and indicating a dangerous mishap at the hunting site.
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Neenah
B. B. Lampert
Nneensh State Bank
Tragic shooting and suicide in family home
A 19 year old, Cormmonwealth-BHlmer Honkala, shot his mother with a rifle then killed himself. The bullet tore part of her face and eye and another hit her shoulder. She is in serious condition. authorities say he appeared insane.
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Bhlmer Honkala
To Enlarge Factory at Lakisida Paper Mill
Neenah contracts have been let for a 30000 dollar addition to the Lakisida Paper company mill. A building 160 by 60 feet is to be erected.
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Neenah
Lakisida Paper Company
WII Build New Postoffice in Oconto
The Oconto Chamber of Commerce received notice from the post office department that bids were cut and the contract would be let next month for the construction of the new federal building in Oconto.
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Oconto
Telegraphy class organized for Green Bay draftees
Forty Green Bay men subject to the second call enroll in a telegraphy class. The program is organized by Supt. B E Gunna of the Continuation school.
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Green Bay
Farmhand Killed by Trapped Cart on Rural Road
Shil Lake near town reports farmer Carl Gale died after a kicking horse struck his shoulder and broke his neck while harnessing his team. The incident occurred on the western edge of town, leaving the community in shock.
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Shil Lake
Carl Gale
Central delivery plan abandoned after trial
The central delivery plan was abandoned after a two week trial due to insufficient merchant participation. Officials concluded the effort could not be scaled as planned.
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Neenub
Neenah Says Loyalty Test Tops Election Mood
Voters in Neenah favor a loyalty election on the Wilson war issue with two candidates desired one solidly backing the president's program and one representing pacifists. Republicans and Democrats alike urge a clear choice, rejecting appointment, hoping to silence Wisconsin critics and unite behind a decisive loyalty vote.
Resources Show Big Gain for Wisconsin Teachers Fund
Secretary Loveland reports a steady rise in the Wisconsin Teachers' Insurance and Retirement fund since 1912. Current resources total $503,540.59, with a July 1 1912 cash balance of $63,986.26 and annual increases around $75,000. The fund covers teachers outside Milwaukee, built from a 1 to 2 percent salary levy and a 10 cent state contribution per school age child.
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Madison
Wisconsin Teachers’ Insurance and Retirement Fund
R. E. Loveland
Milwaukee
Mill Ends Pine Era at Ludington Banked by Lumber Change
Marinette The N Ludington Co ends pine production after 60 years and switches to hardwood. The river log pocket will be removed and the 1880 boarding house closed. Former Senator Isaac Stephenson, in charge since 1858, witnessed the last pine log cut amid Civil War era meetings.
Child Burns to Death in Kenosha Home
Kenosha girl Kenosha Ruth Fuller ten years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Percival Fuller of Kenosha and grandniece of the late Melville Fuller died at Kenosha hospital from burns after her dress caught fire on an overheated stove She ran to a neighbor for help flames were extinguished but injuries were fatal Sp Given Office Neenah B J Dempsey Oshkosh named to Gov Philipp Winnebago county legal advisory draft board
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Kenosha
Ruth Fuller
Percival Fuller
Melville Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Knosha Hospital
Fuller
Neenah
B. J
War time resigns judge in Oconomowoc
A G Derse resigns as judge of the western municipal court at Oconomowoc while serving as captain of the machine gun company of the 128th infantry at Waco Texas. The office has been held for several years.
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Oconomowoc
A. G. Derse
128Th Infantry
Waco
Tex
Western Municipal Court
Convicted in jealous fight manslaughter case
Barron Herbert nglebert was found guilty of manslaughter in the third degree for the killing of his rival during a jealous altercation in Cumberland last summer. The verdict came after a jury deliberation and closes a tumultuous case with strong emotional testimony from witnesses.
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Barron
Herbert Nglebert
Avite
Cumperland
Oshkosh Boy Killed by Train Infer Way Out
Oshkosh boy John Hooper aged year old son of Mr and Mrs Orin Hooper was killed when struck by a locomotive on the Soo Line switch track He was grandson of Moses Hooper dean of the Wisconsin legal fraternity at Oshkosh Wisconsin.
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Oshkosh
John
Orin ‘Hooper
Soone
Moses Hooper
Wisconsin
Construction halted as marble delays push post office opening
The postoffice project in Neonah faces a setback as marble delivery delays force a rescheduling. Officials announced the opening moving from December to February, impacting crews, vendors, and user expectations.
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Neonah
Federal ‘Postonce
College Saves Meat From Dorms And Fraternities
A college reports saving over 3,200 pounds of meat in a year through meatless days. The effort reflects contributions from dormitories and fraternity houses to government meal programs amid uncertain totals. Madison Pioneer Passes Away After Seventy-One Years as a resident.
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Appleton
Madison
Doming Piteh
Peace proposals and army cuts reported in Stockholm
A Russian diplomat leaves Stockholm for Petrograd to deliver central powers peace proposals. Bolshevik leaders in Petrograd reportedly meet German Socialists to discuss a possible armistice. Lenine proclaims reduction of the army beginning with 1899 conscripts in an official note to allied embassies.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Mdningen
Petrograd
Haparanda
M. Lenine
Blasheviki
Leon Trotzky
U S Bars British Honors
The British admiralty offered decorations to American destroyer officers for anti submarine service but Secretary Daniels declined citing U S law. Blakley Neal Loftin Fallon plus Justice McNaughton named for DSOs DSCs DSMs. ships unnamed. Destroyers sank two U boat submarines while protecting convoys.
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Washington
Daniels
Charles A. Blakley
George S. Neal
Frank Loftin
Henry N. Fallon
W. H Justice
R. G. McNaughton
Two U S Men Die in Fight in November War Report
Washington reports two American soldiers killed and five badly wounded in an artillery battle with German forces on November 20. The fallen are Private Harry L Miller of Baker Oregon and Private Charles Rissmiller of Reading Pennsylvania. Estimated details include addresses and a hospital chief’s sudden death in Paris.
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Pershing
Washington
Harry. L. ,Miller
Field Artillery
L. Copeland
Center Street
Baker
Ore
Charles, Rissmiller
Field Aartillery
Clara Rissmiller
Moss Street
Reading
Ex-Senator Taggart Leaves Mayo Clinic Visit
Rochester Minn Nov 20 ex Senator Thomas Taggart former United States senator from Indiana has departed for Princeton Lick after an examination at Mayo clinic. He has been suffering from stomach trouble and officials say he is in improving health.
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Thomas Taggart
Rochester
Minn
United States
Indiana
Pren. Lick
Mayo Clinic
Taggart
Widow of J Ives Dies in Woodstock Home
Cedar Rapids dispatches report the death of Mrs. Ellanbeth C Lives widow of C J Ives former railroad president of the old BC BR and N KD and Rock Island located at Woodstock VI. The notice confirms her passing at her residence following recent reports received here.
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J. ©. Ives
Cedar Rapids
Ellanbeth C
C.J. Ives
B.C. BR
N. Kirdad
Rock Island
Woodstock
La Follette Speech Inquiry Postponed
Absence of senators on the subcommittee investigating Senator La Follette's St. Paul speech postponed the inquiry, likely until after Congress reconvenes. The delay stems from lack of quorum and committee members' unavailability.
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la Follette
Washington
Senator la Follette
St. Paul
Congress
British Cavalry Capture Positions Near Jerusalem
British cavalry report capture of Birtir Station and Ain Karim about six miles southwest and three and a half miles west of Jerusalem. Official communication cites advancing personnel and territorial gains in the vicinity.
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Ain Karim
London
Hold Up Suspects Seize 28000 From Paymaster
In a bold robbery a paymaster for a rail or mine company was held up November 26. Timothy Carroll, identified as paymaster of the Z Nagle Roller and Imagine company, reported the loss of about 28000 dollars. Police investigated leads and searched for the two suspects described as armed before fleeing the scene.
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Timothy’ Carroll
The
Z. M. Nagle “Roller
Imagine: Company
Warned About Licensee in Washington Food Incident
A fragment from a Washington area report notes a warning issued to a licensee on November 26 regarding food safety compliance. Details are incomplete, but authorities emphasize adherence to regulations and potential penalties for violations.
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Washington
Ten killed by bomb in Milwaukee central station
Milwaukee authorities pursue a Chicago manufactured bomb theory after a blast killed ten and injured two at the central police station. Italians detained as investigation proceeds, with rewards offered by city and state and subscriptions raised for bereaved families. The device was found at Rev Guiliant's church and brought to the station by Miss Maude Richter and Tony Massone.
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Milwaukee
Njured
Central
Chicago
Worman
Guilliant
Maude Richter
Tony Massone
Decker
U-Boat Crew Captured as Sub Sinks After Attack
Forty German crew members were taken prisoner by American destroyers after a U boat was forced to surface by a damaged rudder hit by a depth charge. One German was drowned and another died of wounds. the crew surrendered as valves were opened, and the submarine sank while a destroyer attempted to tow it. Admiral Sims did not name the destroyer in his report.
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Washington
Teutons
Sims
Navy Department
U S Forces in France Progress Reported by Baker
Secretary Baker said arrival of American troops in France has kept pace with War Department expectations and Pershing’s forces. He indicated an official troop count would not be issued during the war. In Buffalo Miss Margaret M. Fotheringham, a three time White House picket, is dismissed as domestic science teacher.
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Washington
France
War Department
Baker
Pershing
White House
Buffalo
N. Yu
Margaret M. Fotheringham
First German patent licenses issued for blood poison treatment
Washington November 29 three chemical manufacturers in New York and Philadelphia were sued for the production of salvation a blood poison related patent.
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Washington
Frirst
New ‘York
Philadelphia
US foe interned as expressman vows Kaiser fate
John Kenfiela, fifty five, an expressman, was arrested by government agents and will be interned. He declared he hoped the Kaiser would kill every American soldier sent to France.
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U. S
John Kenfiela
Fin Expressman
France
Meteor Wreck Kills Three Trainmen in Henryetta
A St Louis and San Francisco passenger train named Meteor from St Louis was derailed by an obstruction placed on the track near Henryetta Oklahoma. Three trainmen were killed in the fatal wreck.
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Henryetta
Okla
St Louis & San
Francisco
St. Louis
Ghstriiellod
Try to End Oll Strike in Houston November 26
Disjointed OCR notes report efforts to end a strike by Oll operators and striking workers in Houston Texas on November 26 with an attempt at conference and settlement.
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Houston
Tex
Peace talk sparks in German moves to end war
Berlin reports Chancellor von Hertling ready to negotiate peace as soon as Russia sends full powers. He backs self determination for Poland Lithuania and Courland while Petrograd faces renewed unrest and signals potential armistice talks with Germany. Krylenko warns of broad hostilities pause as plenipotentiaries prepare for Sunday talks led by the German north army commander.
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Berlin
George F. von Hertling
Reichstag
Poland
Lithuania
Courland
Germany
Count von ,Hertling
Petrograd
Washington
Francis
United States
Warnlngs
Belsheviki
Krylenko
Fifth Army
War Council Opens Today in Paris Conference Opens with Clemenceau Speak
The inter allied conference opens at ten o clock with Premier Clemenceau presiding. Delegates will determine order of deliberations and assign questions to technical committees. The focus is on concrete issues like food supplies and the blockade with specialists preparing opinions. The three day meeting will include separate committee sessions and a closing plenary. An official luncheon is planned at the foreign office on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Clemenceau
Foreign Office
Big Fire at Coney Island
A great fire rages at Coney Island in New York as of this evening with extensive flames seen across the amusement district. Fire crews battle the blaze amid crowded shoreline and storied entertainment venues. No injuries reported yet, authorities impose precautionary evacuations where needed.
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New York
Coney Island
Zapata Officer Arrested On Bridge In Laredo
Laredo, Tex November 30. Captain Morales of the Zapata army carrying messages from southern Mexico was arrested on the international bridge by Carranza soldiers. He will be sent to Mexico City for trial.
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Laredo
Tex
Zapata
Mexico
Morales
International Bridge
Carranza
Mexico City
Four French steamships sunk this week in war zone
Paris reports that during the week ending November 25, three French steamers each over 1,600 tons and one smaller steamer were sunk by submarines or mines. One fishing vessel was lost and three steamers were attacked unsuccessfully.
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Paris
Giant sunflowers dwarf English varieties in Wales field
In Llanduff, Wales, a giant sunflower grown from an Australian seed reached 12 feet in height and produced a single bloom 16 inches in diameter. The extraordinary plant towers over its English cousins, presenting a remarkable horticultural spectacle.
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Llanduff
Wales
Australia
Italians Held In Northwest Raids Over Plot to Aid Germany
More than 100 Italians, mainly miners and shipyard workers, tied to Circolo Studi Sociali, were arrested in Seattle and other Northwestern cities by federal agents. They allegedly plotted to foment an Italian revolt to overthrow King Victor Emmanuel and aid Germany in the war. Pamphlets like Throw Down Your Arms were seized, urging Italians to rebel and resist military service.
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Seatle
Wash
Circolo Studi Sociali
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
H. W. White
Germany
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Society
American War Council Formed by National Defense
Washington November 29 The council of national defense at a special conference on Tuesday announced the formation of the American War council to supervise all war and allied industries with priority authority. Members include Baker Daniels Lane Houston Redfield Wilson McAdoo Hurley Hoover Garfield Sheppard Gifford. The council will sit weekly and has broader powers than the original council of national defense.
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Washington
Council of National Defense
American War Council
War Council
War
Baker
the Navy
Daniels
the Interior
Lane
Agriculture
Houston
Commerce
Redfield
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Shipping Board
E. N. Hurley
H. C. Hoover
H. A. Garfield
Daniel Shelard
War Industries Board
Walter S. Gifford
German officers aid Lenine in Petrograd bolshevik move
London reports break in communications between north and south Russia while German staff officers act as military advisers to Nikolai Lenine in Petrograd. Official dispatches reach Odessa via Persia, signaling possible US and Allied actions to place the bolshevik regime on Germany's list.
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London
Russia
Petrograd
Odessa
Persia
Nikolai Lenine
Washington
Lenine
United States
Germany
Public hearing on federal shell ed corn and wheat standards
Washington reports a public hearing on federal standards for shelled corn and various wheats set for Chicago on December 4 at 9 30 p m in room A Morrison hotel The event is part of a 17 city series by the U S Department of Agriculture inviting criticisms from grain producers millers merchants inspectors warehousemen farriers and other interested parties Germany Sets Up on Harden Amsterdam reports Maximilian Harden may republish his Die Zukunft and continue lectures after prior ban lifting at Tageblatt approval.
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Washington
Chicago
Germany
Harden
Amsterdam
Maximilian Harden
Die Zukunft
Tageblatt
Herr Harden
Higbee store robbers loot vault and flee with cash
Three Higbee company night watchmen were bound and gagged in the store vault by four gateblowers who escaped with ten thousand dollars in cash and ten thousand dollars in merchandise. Separate items note a Washington exhibition drill at Fort Myer with the president attending and a Cuban army unit to train in the United States for heavy artillery instruction.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Higbee Company
Wilsons
Washington
Wilson
Fort Myer
Army” Relief Society
U.S
Havana
United States
O Leary Indicted in Espionage Case in New York
Jeremiah A. O'Leary, president of the American Truth society and editor of the Bull publication, barred from the mails, was indicted in New York on a charge of violating the Espionage Act.
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O'Leary
New York
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
American Truth Society
Bull
Loot at Garfield summer home in West Mentor
Cleveland reports that the summer home of National Fuel Administrator Harry A. Garfield at West Mentor was ransacked a week ago. Police say the intruders were searching for government papers.
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Garfield
Cleveland
National Fuel
Harry A. Garfield
West Mentor
French and British Troops Reach Battle Front After Long March
Rome Nov 28 Italian official report details failed enemy assaults between the Brenta and Piave. Alpini Monte Rosa battalion annihilates attackers at Tasson and Monte Cusonet areas. Heavy artillery, counterattacks repulse multiple enemy columns. 200+ prisoners taken. Franco-British infantry seen near northern Italy front after eight-day march.
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Rome
Brenta
Piave
Tasson
Monte Rosa
Monte Pertica
Tusson
Col del Lorso
Monte San Lardlo
Monte Spinonia
Monte Montenera
Italy
Ines
One System to Run East Railroads for War
Washington reports that all railroads east of Chicago will be pooled into a single system run by a committee of vice presidents. The aim is maximum freight movement with no delays. The program includes fuel allocation from nearest coal mines and developing inland waterways to ease pressure. The committee may urge a practical embargo on luxuries after Christmas and reduce public pleasure travel.
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Washington
Chicago
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Fhe
War Board
National Fuel Administration
Eastern Railroads
Women win strike and release from DC jail
Twenty two women militants of the National Woman's Party were freed from the District of Columbia jail after hunger strikers pressing White House picketing. Alice Paul and Lucy Burns among those released, motorcade procession to headquarters signaling end of the strike. Gotham Abolishes Gary School Plan. New York, Nov. 29. The Gary system will be abolished in New York's public schools January 1 as Mayor-elect Byan and new officials seek a substitute system.
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Washington
Woman's Party
District of Columbia
White House
Alice Paul
Lucy Burns
Gotham
New York
Bylan
Relief Reaches Roumania and Other 1918 News Items
Relief train arrives at Jassy Roumania on November 18 carrying five cars of hospital supplies and foodstuffs from the United States. Newsprint price fixed at three cents per pound to publishers through April 1 with future FTC settlement. Fort Myer ROTC exercises graduate 900 officers for the army. Havana builds a state capitol palace costing over $2,000,000. One aviator killed in Pensacola during a qualifying flight. Herman Bose of New York named as the filer.
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Roumania
Petrograd
American Red Cross
Jassy
United States
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Airplane Station
Here
Herman ‘Bose
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Indianapolis
Fund For Sanatorium
Raguse
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Hunter
WII
Torse
Neennah
Hasting
Neemah
Ludington Lumber Co
Stephenson
Head
College
George Thats Rismt
Sage Kaleer
Dr. An! Jacques
American Hospital
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Band of Anarchist
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Premier Clemenceau
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Henry
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U. S. War Council
FORME
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