Famous Milwaukee Drill Team To Exhibit In Copeland Park
The Milwaukee Eagles drill team, famed in the F A E, arrives on the north side with the Brunkhorst band. A parade along Gould Street Mill Street Rose Street and Rose to Wall precedes a park drill exhibition with Otto Schlabach delivering the welcome address for North La Crosse.
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Milwaukee
Copeland Park
Brunkhorst
Gould Street
Mill Street
St. Cloud Street
Rose Street
Wall
North Side
Otto Schlabach
North la Crosse
Joliet Convicts Plot to Storm Suspect Campbells Cell
Joliet Illinois June 23 Prison guards report a plot by convicts to storm the solitary cell housing suspect Chicken Joe Campbell. Campbell moved for precaution to a guarded room near the warden's wife Mrs. Edmund Allen who was killed early Sunday. Two trusties say Campbell fled the warden’s suite toward the Allen murder room.
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Joliet, Lll
Joliet Penitentiary
Campbell
Edmund Allen
Allen
Hospital Contract Granted for Fond du Lac Frame Hospital
William J. Lovell of Minneapolis won the contract to build a frame hospital at Fond du Lac Wisconsin for the United States Indian office with a bid of 19045 dollars.
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Washington
Willam J. Lovell
Minneapolis
Fondau Lac
Wis
United States Indian Office
Divorce suit filed by Mrs Iingel at 1006 Vine Street
Mrs Iingel of 1006 Vine Street starts divorce proceedings in circuit court against Henry Dingle alleging cruel and inhuman treatment in her complaint.
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Iingel
Vine Street
Henry Dingle
Notre Dame Star Mills Joins Newark Federals
Rube Mills former Notre Dame standout debuted in a Federal League uniform for the Newark Federals and will handle first base duties.
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Newark
N. J
Rube Mills
Notre Dame University
Newark Federals
Russians Admit Fall of Lemberg After Evacuation
Petrograd reports the Russians evacuated Lemberg. Withdrawal began Monday night and continued through yesterday as less than 40,000 defenders faced fierce Austrian assaults. It is possible the force retired eastward, leaving the Galician capital in enemy hands.
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Petrograd
Lemberg
Mexican Leaders Warned to Protect Foreigners in Mexico City
Washington warns Carranzistas to respect foreign lives and property in Mexico City amid threats of street fighting. Communications were cut, unclear if forces hold the capital. Sonora situation improves and Villista commander at Guaymas seeks to evacuate foreigners from the Yaqui valley, hoping no American intervention is needed.
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Washington
Mexico City
Sonora
Villista
Guaymas
Yaqui
Inquire Into Postal Trouble London Debates Censorship
An official investigation has been ordered into complaints that letters between the United States and Sweden were opened by British censors. Legal authorities insist that examination of such correspondence is justified under The Hague convention.
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London
United States
Sweden
Milwaukee leads parade contest with top prize
Milwaukee won first prize in the parade contest this afternoon for best delegation. Marshfield took second, Racine third, and Wausau fourth. Fifth and sixth places to be announced later.
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Milwaukee
Marshfield
Racine
Wausau
Mexican Troops Fight for Order Near Washington
On June 23 reports from the western coast tell of heavy fighting between Mexican soldiers and Yaquis as authorities strive to quell the uprising. In a Yaqui valley clash on June 20, 24 soldiers were killed, eight wounded and 22 missing. Consul Canada in Vera Cruz noted a railroad disruption to Mexico City and 19 deaths after a Zapatista attack on a Vera Cruz Isthmus train. Carranza official Rafael Nieto warned that peace efforts would meet strong resistance and that any force seeking to impose peace would face enough troops to defeat 120,000 armed Mexicans.
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Washington
Havy Department
Admiral Howard
Canada
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Zapatistas
Vera Cruz and Isthmus
Rafael Nieto
Carranza
Lansing
Angeles
Quote snippets from two papers on neutrality and fooling
A Norfolk Ledger Dispatch quote notes that a man who believes he fools everyone usually fools only himself. A Milwaukee Sentinel line calls neutrality a handy excuse to dodge unpleasant arguments.
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Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
Milwaukee Sentinel
North Side Briefs Show Local Travel and Visits
O'Neil shoe store. Eagle pumps $1. Mrs. Martin Olson returns home from Chicago where she visited friends. Alfred Farley stays in Midway while 1537 Berlin street. Fred Riley returns from Prairie du Chien to 1502 Wood street. Margaret Davis recovers from pneumonia at 811 Gillette street. Mrs. J. Williams returns from Minneapolis to 1443 Berlin street. Mrs. J. Finn recovers at 728 Gould street. Mrs. Harry Hill visits Kilbourn then returns home. Mrs. Jake Hauser back from Ferryville to 1439 Berlin street. William Klos from Friendship visits the north side. LeRoy Whittenberg leaves for Holmen for summer at 1302 Avon Street. Miss Hilda Olson leaves for Westby from 1336 Berlin Street. Miss Helen Hawkinson returns from Westby. Mrs. Clara Gerrard and family from Wharton Minn visit 518 St. Andrews street. Miss Minnie Peterson visits Chicago relatives at 1515 Gould Street. Mr. Ben Peterson of Washington DC visits cousin Mrs. O. H. Groth at 617 Caledonia street. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sampson depart for Chicago to attend a funeral.
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O'Neil
Eagle
Martin Olson
Chicago
Berlin Street
Alfred Farley
Kane Street
Midway
Fred Riley
Prairie du Chien
Wood Street
Margaret Davis
Gillette Street
J. Williams
Minneapolis
J. Finn
Gould Street
Harry Hill
Kilbourn
Jake Hauser
Ferryville
William Klos
North Side
LeRoy Whittenberg
Avon Street
Holmen
Hilda Olson
Westby
Helen Hawkinson
Clara Gerrard
Wharton, Minn
President Wilson to stay informed during Cor nish vacation
Washington dispatch reports elaborate steps to keep President Wilson posted on the international scene while at Cornish New Hampshire. Tension over Allied interference with American trade grows as New York importers with over 5 million dollars in Holland goods press for aid and a British order risks halting neutral trade.
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Washington
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
New York
Holland
America
Prettyman
House of Commons
Netherlands Overseas Trust
Great Britain
England
Lansing
Germany
United States
Gerard
Rosslyn
L. 1
Lansing Named to Succeed Bryan at State Department
Washington June 23. Officials awaited formal confirmation of Robert Lansing as permanent secretary of state to succeed William Jennings Bryan. Cabinet members appeared at the department after 3 pm to congratulate Lansing, with a formal announcement expected around 5 pm.
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Washington
Robert Lansing
William Jennings Bryan
Department
Lansing
Thaw Testimony Shocks Sanity Trial Crowd
Harry K. Thaw testified as his own first witness in the sanity trial in New York. Thaw’s appearance surprised Deputy Attorney General Cook, who had no time to cross examine. Thaw may be recalled. juror John D. Blackburn recalled the 1907 Matteawan escape jury’s vote as to Thaw’s sanity.
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New York
John B. Stanchfield
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Cook
Thaw
John D. Blackburn
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Matteawan
Blackburn
Senate Passes Or Bills Many Important Measures
Madison Wis June 23 Senate concurred in assembly bill creating a state board of conservation with a key amendment allowing legislative inquiry into its work. Other actions include approving Ackley water power bill for governor, killing the blue sky cheese bill, and moves on Milwaukee county board administration and veterinary/ chiropractic issues.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Bray
Board of Agriculture
Agriculture Board
Assembly
Ackley
Nordman
Wisconsin
House
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders’ Association
Hambrecht
Wisconsin Cheesemak Association
Whitman
Finance Committee
Greig
Tax Commission
U S Rejoinder To Germany On Frye Is Ready
Washington June 23 The United States prepared a reply to Germany in the Frye case likely to be sent today. President Wilson had the draft for final review before he left for Cornish. The State Department also disclosed a London note on British efforts to ease neutrals’ hardships from the order in council pending decoding and public release.
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Washington
America
Germany
William P. Frye
State Department
Wilson
Cornish
London
Lansing
Run-over French Heel Shoes and the Woman Who Wears Them
A wry aphorism notes misfortune in fashion with the remark that nothing is sadder than a run-over French heel shoe unless it be the woman who wears it.
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Mill
Rose Streets
Pune
Ista Brewine
Bangor
Ofehassa Brewing CO
Joliet
Gell
MILIA
FEDS
War Office
Howard
North Side Briefs
International News Service
George McManus
Golly
Doctor
Tink
North Side Bottling Works
Rexard
T. Erhart
Bryan
Cabinet
Conservation Commission
U. S
Frye
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