Americans urged to avoid risky sea travel amid war tensions
Amid debates on war with Germany, readers are urged to skip armed ships and Canadian routes to protect lives and pacify US foreign policy, while Congressmen Browne and Cooper defend warnings to travelers. The Army Journal lauds regulars' shooting prowess defending Pony Villa era.
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Browne
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Cooper
Racine
Metropoltan Polikemen
Jane Ple
Germay
Japan
England
Lake Superior
Washington
Sto
Lusitania
Tuvuth
Borhapa Creny
Lheiy
Neal
Mats Bomorefach
Mr. Wilson
Kaiser Shelm
Duty to the United States Statement
A firm pledge that there will be no retracting or recanting, no sore spots to heal, and no anger when confronting the flag. The speaker asserts unwavering loyalty to the red white and blue.
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United States
Northern Wisconsin papers revive and prosper
Local newspapers gain new readers as existing papers gain strength. New editions appear in cities long without papers, while revived old papers improve, signaling prosperity for the press in the region.
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Wisconsin
Winters accumulation noted in ash pile and tomato cans
A brief remark points to the ash pile and the winter buildup of tomato cans, highlighting a small, everyday scene without broader context or action.
Split Wood Under Cover Ahead of Thunderstorms
A breezy note urges securing split wood under cover before more storms arrive, while reflecting that turbulent times let people see how some politicians truly think.
Taft Urges Loyalty to President in Times of Crisis
Ex-President Taft warned against disloyalty and urged Americans to back President Wilson as the nation faces a critical crisis. He framed duty as patriotic support for the constitutional leader, praising America first patriotism and urging unity behind the commander in chief.
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Chicago
Taft
Wilson
Aft
Neverthel
Litinion
Warneul
America
Oshkosh Northwestern
Patriots Only Oath Denied Socialists in Navy Recruiting
A fragmentary report notes officials warning that any person refusing the oath of allegiance will not be accepted, with Socialists deemed undesired in Navy recruitment. The document cites a Minneapolis paper and a commander reference, implying strict ideological screening for servicemen amid wartime rhetoric.
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United States
United States Navy
TR. 2D
Crirk
Wauskingson
Sinnnoapolis
oMcor
America
Steess
Retreat from Moxie Leaves Villa Unsubdued
An unreliable report argues the American army should have retreated from Moxie earlier after failing to achieve its mission against Villa. The author claims better preparedness two months ago could have allowed a vigorous pursuit and quicker submission, noting the public learns slowly.
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Moxie
Villa
Weathered note on seasonal travel and cleanup plans
The scrambled text hints at dates for a seasonal plan, urging Ameri cans to travel on American ski Seeme and keep safe at sea. It mentions cleanup day approaching and questions readiness, reflecting a local civic tone with weathered phrasing.
Locating the Birds in Oshkosh North Western
The article extols learning birds and their habits, noting few people can name more than a dozen species. It urges boys and girls to observe, learn names, calls, and habits, making nature study useful, informing, and entertaining.
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Oshkosh North
Mr Bryan Faces Sparse Nebraska Support After Election
The piece notes Mr. Bryan has few friends left and suggests he should be taken home. It contrasts this with the latest Nebraska election results where William Jennings Bryan is not heavily favored, implying diminishing support.
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MR. Bryan
New York
Nebraska
William Jay
Sentiment United America Honors Its Sons and Daughters
A Milwaukee Journal sentiment proclaims that America is worthy of the honor of her sons and daughters, echoed on every wind as the nation reflects on sacrifice and pride.
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America
Milwaukee Journal
Editorial glimpses from Wisconsin press chatter
A mosaic of dated clippings from Milwaukee Madison and Marquette area papers notes wartime tensions, local politics, and business upswings. It cites church and civic figures, a governor’s actions, and upcoming party candidate selections amid regional commentary and street impressions.
Turmoil and Tarkington Characters Alive in Review
A critical note on Poort Tarkingin's She Turmoil praising his humor and pathos. The reviewer finds the characters vivid as real people, questioning whether they are drawn or simply living, and expresses continual sympathy and amusement.
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Tarkingin
Batal
AD Parkington
Mr. Tarkington
Hughes leads over Roosevelt in Midwest poll
Chicago bane conducts a presidential poll among middle west Republican editors showing Hughes ahead of Roosevelt. The survey reflects editor sentiment in the region and highlights intra party dynamics during the campaign.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Chicago Bane
Republlican
Navy Yard work and shipbuilding progress pace
News from the Charlestown Navy Yard shows thirty ships at sea readiness and seven thousand sailors at work with finish anticipated soon. Reports note slow progress on Nevada Oklahoma Pennsylvania and California dreadnoughts with launches completed but trials pending. The overall naval outlook remains uneven as cited by the New York Times and lacking decisive escalation in shipbuilding.
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Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Atlantic Reef
Alier Tautival
Guantanamo Harbor
Bilholy
California
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navyist
New York Times
Why Constipation Injures
The bowels are the natural sewer of the body and constipation obstructs them causing poisons to be absorbed and disrupt digestion. Tale is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets obtainable everywhere.
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Tale Jon
Chamberain
Trouts Commander Ernest Dietmann Career Highlights
Commander Ernest Dietmann of Oshkosh fame is noted for his naval service including promotion by Grant and command of ships during sensitive Atlantic labor surges. He sailed with General Sherman and Admiral Farragut en route to the Mediterranean and Holy Land, later serving as United States minister to Colombia. He claimed acquaintance with monarchs and emperors and sent one son into the navy with three nephews in the army.
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Army and Navy Journal
Regular Army
United States
National Guard
Criti
Thirteenth Cavalry
Villa
Columbus
N. M
Manila Bay
Santiago
Lce
The
Republic
Clint
Holy Land
Colombia
McCombs to Resign After Democratic Convention
William F. McCombs the Democratic national committee chairman plans to resign after the convention. A new partnership forms, while the United States Service administers disability vaccines and federal employee benefits.
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William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
The
United States Service
Lighting London Streets in 1416 Candies and Lamps Debt
In 1416 London citizens were obligated to hang aut candies on dark nights to light streets under a parliament act. Edward Hemming, inventor of oil lamps, offered a proposal to illuminate tents with a fixed price, but public response sparked controversy and resistance. By 1780 the city government assumed responsibility.
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London
Iol
Edward Hemming
Goom
Escapes In War Tariwirs and Miracles of Survival
An archaic fragment ponders war’s miracles and the resilience of soldiers. It questions how a ballet like strike can puncture a man and how a body endures shells bursting between legs. It hints at extraordinary escapes and the limits of medical assurances amid combat.
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Bet
Cottse
Mirilotman- Pxetinge
Wisconsin National Guard Shooting Competition in Green Bay
Captain George A Huntaicker of the Second Regiment will supervise a rifle shooting contest between teams from Rhinelander and Oconto units in Green Bay on Saturday and Milwaukee for a handsome trophy, aiming to select a regimental team to compete with other regiments.
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George A. Huntaicker
Wisconsin National Guard
Green Bay
Coamarins L
Rhinelander
Oconto
Galtery
Milwauker
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New York Sun
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Weyman-Bruton Company
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Taylor & Scott CO
Wood County Abstracts
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