Pirates blamed for disappearance of Atlantic seamen
The Atlantic mystery involves the steamship Deering and crew of twelve plus the captain. Investigators pursue theories of pirate capture as a cause, with reports of supplies removed and the vessel damaged near Cape Hatteras. The incident prompts a commerce department inquiry led by Mrs. Wormell and associates.
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Atlantic
Hepsi Mies Sibmary
Steater Albyn
Nort
Garelina
Tairwalter
Gompers and Lewis Confident for Labor Federation Crown
John Gompers and John Lewis campaign for AFL presidency as rival factions claim leaders with majority votes. Delegates rally at Knights of Pythias Golden Jubilee with talks on Irish question and planned votes tallying union support across rail, electrical, garment and mine workers.
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Gompers
Lewis
Knights OF Pythias
Enver
Coia
John 4. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Electrical Workers
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Thot
Tron
Taachin
Rarpenters
Ree
Weather Record Notes Mixed Warmth Across Regions
Fragmentary weather brief notes a warm trend continuing in parts of Wisconsin and Minnesota with minor changes expected through Thursday. Forecast mentions fair to warm daytime highs, cooler nights, and a general shift toward milder air by midweek with variable temperatures across towns.
Janesville Mayor Fin for Speeding
In Janesville Wisconsin Mapor Thos Welsh was fined $16 and costs for speeding. Welsh faced further consideration of a dismissed complaint as evidence was presented in court. The officeholder’s conduct was reviewed with emphasis on the implications of the speeding charge.
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Janesville
Fin
Janavilde
Wis
Mapor
Lee
Gasoline Sells At 15 Cents A Gallon In Arkansas City
Texarkana Ark. reports gasoline at fifteen cents a gallon at two local stations on Tuesday while others charge seven and eighteen cents. New York based Standard Oil cuts wholesale gasoline price to 24 cents a gallon, a half cent drop.
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Arkansas City
Texarkana
Ark
New York
Standard Oi Company of
Milwaukee Rent Law Ruled Void by Supreme Court
Madison Wis The Milwaukee rent law from the 3010 session was held unconstitutional Tuesday by the state supreme court The decision involved the Milwaukee Sales and Investment Company and the wallace TH Bender director of regulation The court said the legislature failed to appropriate funds and that the law should not have been applied broadly The ruling considerably narrows enforcement and affects Milwaukee law.
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Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Madison
Wis
Legislatire
Supreme Werktom
Constitu J Onsln
Aukee Sales and Investment Compa Heneht
Tha Reltrone Commission
Walloe TH. Bender
Department
Sigee
Two speeders fined in police court on Tuesday
On Tuesday morning in police court two speeders faced fines of 150 pounds and 50 pounds respectively. Miss Lissig and Missioek were cited for speeding on Georger Street while en route to a wedding.
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Pole Lassig
Missioek
Percever
Slisslach
Lissig
Former enemy sub sunk by planes in air warfare test
The German submarine U-117 was sunk off Cape Clarkes by the first squadron of seaplanes in a test to prove air power on subs. Lieut Culver and crew were rescued after the attack. A separate report notes a naval seaplane wreck with three officers and seven men aboard, all uninjured. The Maryland dreadnought undergoes sea trials as part of a test program.
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Washington
Ganeharles Thesday
Bomteft
Gererchis
Nacy Department
Cierman
Lieut Cal
Culver
Henderson
Taos Boars
Old Pont Comport
Naval
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Gampion
Maral
Thlanke
Germany
Cape Clarkes
Lee
Mival Board of Inquiry
Maryland
Newport
Fors Te Lite Mayy
Murtlind
West Coast
Family jailed for attempted murder of neighbor
Roborn G. Poster, 82, and his wife were jailed after being arrested on charges of attempting to murder their neighbor, Mrs. Ira Greig. A burned glass trail from a cellar window pointed to the site of a shooting near Mrs. Cratz, amid jealousy and family turmoil.
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Roborn G. Poster
Ira Greig
Craig
Tom Kucera Fractures Leg in Fall From House
Tom Kneam of 1411 South Fourth Street suffered a fractured leg when he fell from a house he was repairing Tuesday morning. He was treated at St. Francis hospital where doctors found a fracture just above the ankle.
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Tom Kucera
Tom Kneam
South Fonrth Street
St. Princis Heeptal
Copper versus Firemen Tug o war at La Crosse Open
The Copper team faces the Firemen in a tug of war at the Fourth of July La Crosse Open festival. Professionals clash with amateurs as a centerpiece event draws crowd at the fairgrounds for holiday entertainment.
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Taly
la Crosse
Lloyd George Says He Will Meet U S On Plan For Peace
London reports that Prime Minister Lloyd George tells imperial conference there is no quarrel with the United States over a renewal of the Anglo Japanese pact. He affirms a desire for lasting peace in the Pacific, open doors, and willingness to discuss armament limits with the United States while noting Germany’s disarmament nears completion and the need to resolve Silesia and the Near East.
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London
Ameri
Pacific
Far East
Sail Tepan
Janan
United States
Trritain
Cnm
Tacitic
Dewared
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Br Th
Stiner
Reson
Commar
Status of
Germany
Silesia
Near East
Liord George
India
Hughes
U. S
Miler Finghes
Angimilia
Agaia
Sister of Father Salmone to Wed Green Bay Man
A marriage notice states Mary Salmone of North La Crosse will wed a man from Green Bay. Mary is described as the sister of Father Salmone, with affiliations to La Crosse and North La Crosse. The notice references a mortgage, and mentions George Ry Sermoge of Green Bay in relation to the arrangement.
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Salmone
Green Bay
Mortiage
Janitors At Postoffice Short of Pay Amid Fund Shortage
Postmaster O B Hiaar reports seven Jar Crosse pass-off employees have not received their pay checks due to unavailable funds in the department. Janitors and elevator operators, among others, may miss their due wages as Washington withholds payment. Local staff say relief is not yet in sight as the bills remain unpaid this week.
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Ward
Eustading Department
O. BR. Hiaar
Eisher
Washington T9
Tystat
Wisconsin Senate defeats home brew bill again
In NADISON Wisconsin the Senate declined to concur with the Assembly amendment restoring Blaine's prohibition enforcement bill to its original form. The vote 17 to 9 heads off any immediate enforcement legislation this session, with conference likely and a possible veto by Governor Blaine if the Assembly yields.
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Nadison
Wis
Senate
Assembly
Blaine
Moran
Wisin
Olson
Wisconsin
Maber
Matheson
Musberger
Anderson
Buck
Clark
Conant
Nembard
Haber
Kukuk
Nye
Peterson
Ridgway
Roothe
Sevarson
Smith
Standenmorer
Titus
Werden
Arnold
Rileren
Burke
Geerwinski
Kleisporan
Morris
Wulberger
West Avenue Car Crash Injures Five in Night Incident
Police report details a chaotic West Avenue crash when a Nash touring car driven by Charles Churchill at high speed struck a telephone pole, snapping it twelve feet above ground. The crash damaged two cars and injured five people, including four passengers and a driver, with witnesses citing speeds around 65 mph.
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Nash
Wi Avenue
Mournink Coulee Road
Sid
Charles Churchill
South Mit Arrerr
St. Michael's Orphanage
Rudy Rubisch
St. Francis Hospital
iChurchill
Twelfth Street
Mormon Eoulee Toad
Stricly Rhaket
Rubiseh
Churehill
Dai
Miciel Webber
Agen
Celicitas
Sisay
Mourth
Stace
W.C. Pouliot
Ceheltis
Malinda Seiler
Eifthands
Charles Jolivette
Wisconsin Senate approves equal rights bill for women
Madison Wis Women gain equal rights with men after the Senate Judiciary Committee bill removing sexual restrictions passes. The measure now goes to Governor Blaine who is expected to sign. The National Woman's Party had pressed the bill, facing a 12 to 11 Senate vote against an anti contract amendment.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Blaine
National Women's Party
Investigation of Cham berlain Dismissal Spurs Inquiry
Washington congression al investigation of the dismissal from the military corps of Captain J C Chamberlain of San Antonio Texas for alleged false claims in 1918 of shooting down German airships on the western front was recommended by the senate committee.
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Chamberlain
Washington
Milinty Corps
J. C. Chamberlain
San Antonio
Texas
Western Battle
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