Conference Between Secretary and Town Officers Reported
A 1917 informational News Service note indicates a conference between the secretary and town officers followed by a formal itinerary or memorandum. The report emphasizes administrative coordination and official procedures among local government figures.
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Germany Eyes Revenge War Propaganda Expands
A Tribune and Lend ore Proas dispatch from a Württemberg correspondent describes rising German anti France sentiment and calls for revenge. Posters in Bremen and Hamburg praise military preparation while cinema screens show maps and propaganda. Public speakers urge a reckoning with France as German crowds face government censorship and vaudeville venues spread anti French material.
Fragmented historical note on geopolitical tension
An unintelligible fragment discusses alliances and looming conflict among nations. It mentions Germany and maneuvers of warlike movements, with scattered references to leaders and dates, but the meaning is severely distorted and unreadable in places.
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Rivoli and Riviera Offer Vaudeville and Screen
The Sunday program at Rivoli features three classy Orpheum vaudeville acts led by Silverley and Rogers with Martin and Walrere in Tass and Polly and Bonny Marrs in Prom Hokton to Harmony. Riviera showcases Marcus Loow vodvil acts, Fox News spots, and a varied bill including Willard and Jones, Meyers and Nolan, Irene Wmeury, and Charn 5 Gypsies in Fral tin gy Romany Camp. Alma Bergfard stars Hearts O Range at Cinslie, a western drama blending ranch life and social humor with a young heroine navigating love and danger.
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Alma Bergfard
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In the Morning Papers A Summary of the News
A fragmented morning summary reports U S attorney remarks on discovery circumscriptions and gun trafficking aboard a vessel on the East Side Hoboken, with references to disallowed weapons and unlawful presence. It also notes Greek impressment reports and German grain bill provisions, plus retail price trends and a Strand comedy show opening in La Crosse.
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Public Debate On Noise Stirs Wisconsin Residents
A letter from University of Wisconsin President Tay Crosson urges calmer campus noise and respect for neighbors. The piece questions public notices about student commencements and calls for better reporting on graduate activity and campus events to honor student work.
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Plan to reorganize prohibition enforcement units
A proposed reorganization would abolish current multi state districts and create separate day enforcement units in each state led by a Nip director. Commission Blair and Prohibition Commissioner Waynes explained coordination and a mobile force of specially qualified agents under Director Haynes as the plan awaits Treasury jurisdiction approval.
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Tomah Prepares Grande Fourth of July Celebration
Tomah Wisconsin plans a large July Fourth at Lair Grounds featuring a costly big shagy battle with steam special effects and German flare props. The program includes baseball, wrestling, races, a chariot parade, a grand ball, and varied attractions, boosted by local merchants and societies.
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Rowlison Returns from Trip to the Northern Woods
Service at the First Congregational Church will be held at 10:20 Sunday morning. Rowlison traveled in the northern woods near Hayward for a week with ministers and will discuss “Woodlawn Voices of the Spire.” The Gothic service invites all to attend as the sermon questions if one is the oldest in their family.
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Army Air Service leadership shakeup reported in ciphered dispatch
A garbled Washington dispatch describes a disruption in the Army Air Service leadership. It mentions General Mitchell, Brigadier General Manoher, and a withdrawal of a written request by the service chief, with emphasis on tensions surrounding the assistant chief and director of operations.
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Cerry Weeks
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