Defiant Catholic Party Gains Support in German Crisis
Crown Prince appears to gain influence as Reichstag leaders resist Hindenburg and Ludendorff. Berlin sources say Kaiser's circle signals possible shift toward a civilian government, with peace talks anticipated but no negotiations admitted. Michaelis to address the nation as Berlin conferences on war aims continue amid political maneuvering.
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Reichstag
Hinderburg
Ludendorf
Michaelis
Washington
Mathie
Paat
Germany
Tly
Unclear Entry on U S Detention and German Activists
Fragmentary report mentions U S custody of individuals including a Milinery cemyegie group and German activists. References to Columbus internment, arrests by authorities, and a William Murller tied to real estate wealth appear, with investigations into alleged German activity.
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Columbus
Agincus
Pottoy
Davestix Baler
Wiliam Murller
Wrictor
Gove
Elas
Czecho German Unity Discussed In Austria Pact
Vienna reports that Czech and German minority leaders in Austria have endorsed a joint peace oriented resolution. It supports Germans living with Czechs while preserving mutual national self determination but rejects a separate Bohemian constitution. Wisconsin issues autos licenses rising toward 175000.
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Amsterdam
Wyle
Vienna
Cermin
Fred Schuette Dies After Auto Trip
Manitowoc July 17 Fred Schuette a longtime industrial and commercial figure in Manitowoc died after a brief pneumonia illness. He had driven seventy five miles in a day for a recreational trip a month earlier and had undergone appendicitis surgery about that time. His decline was rapid after pneumonia developed and immediate family were at his bedside. He was seventy two, born in Bremen Germany and came to America at age four.
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Manitowoc
Fred Schuette
Schuette
Ile
Bremen
Gemany
America
Man Held Over Small Offense in Beloit Case
Deloit July 17 Steven Altridge was arrested and brought to Beloit from Minneapolis on a charge relating to perjury in securing a marriage license for Matty Hayek who was said to be younger than Altridge stated. Parents had sought the couple for two months after their disappearance from Broad street flat prompted the police inquiry.
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Deloit
Steven Altridge
Beloit
Minneapoli
Per Dery
Matty Hayek
Altridge
Broad Street
Altridg
Minneapolis
Draft Drawing Set for Army Selective Draft May Be Held
Reports from states show election boards completing work while some have not. Washington confirms a Saturday drawing for the selective service upcoming, with final reports pending from California and other states.
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Chicago
Washington
California
Met
Wold
LIGHT TENDER FOUND DEAD NEAR JANESVILLE
Milwaukee detectives probe the death of 50 year old Kiver Thssett found with a fractured skull in the yards on the outskirts of Janesville. Reports say thieves have been breaking and extinguishing switches in the area for two weeks. Also, Oconomowoc Alderman Anthony G. T., 48, dies at home after long illness.
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Taneaviles
Teller
Milwaukee System
Kiver Thssett
Janesville
Bassett
Pers
Oconomawee
Oconomowoc
Anthony G. T
Ocgnemowoe
Larvon
We Avery Tractor Companys
Workers Demand Raise From MAWINEEPTL
A group of Mand MM paper company employees presented a demand for a twenty five cent daily wage increase. The company had recently raised wages by fifteen cents. References to Hayward and nursing preparatory work hint at local personnel moves as some workers prepare for service with an American hospital unit in France.
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Pagar
Hayward
Nurs Rinchwohan
Juli
Irene Dunball
Sown Throushout
Wade Cancel
Wed Cross Nursing
France
Amercan
Mobilizing National Guard Units for War Service
Washington July 17 mobilization begins for the National Guard with no embarkation orders for France before August 5. After that date the force will be drafted into the U S Army. Some divisions may board transports soon. President Wilson’s proclamation federalizes units from New York Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa North and South Dakota Nebraska. Actual concentration of troops in home state camps started Monday.
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Washington
France
United States Army
Wilson
National Guard
New Y York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iawa
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Lipuas Car and Refrigerator Co buys Tassett land for factory
The Lipuas Car and Refrigerator Company buys seventy acres in South Pedant known as the Tassett property and plans a large plant for manufacturing ipfrigeriur cars.
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Seloit
Daly
Lipuas Car and Refrigerator Compay
South Pedant
Tassett
Ipfrigeriur Cara
Mobilization Ordered for Troop and Company at Kenosha
President orders mobilization of Troop E of the Pirot Wise Walry and the Wisconsin Infantry at Kenosag under national call. Units mobilized for domestic or defense duties, reflecting wartime expansion. Local commands coordinate transport and muster points as authorities confirm the action.
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Pirot Wise Walry
Powe Wisconsin Infantry
Kenosag
Dairy Cows Profitable Report From Merrict Herd
Tierman Sehnel of Morrill area received a dairy factory check for milk produced by his herd of thirty eight cows during June. The payment reflects profitable dairy farming in the region with strong per cow output and steady demand for milk products.
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Merrict
Tierman Sehnel
Morrill
Oust Mooney Juror in Murder Trial
San Francisco July 17 John T. Welby a juror in the murder trial of Mrs Rena Mooney was dismissed from the panel His seat was automatically filled by the thirteenth juror.
Nearly Kills Sister in La Cri Incident
TA CROSSE July 17 William Reid used a TO solver to clean a house at La Cri where a sister named Brace, a Chinese trained nurse, was nearly fatally wounded by two bullets passing through her scalp.
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TA Crosse
Willian Reid
la Cri
Brace
Peace Plan Rejected in Lynn Strike Shutdown
Lynn Massachusetts July 17 shot manufacturers rejected the plan of Federal Conciliator Benjamin to settle the strike which has closed thirty factories.
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Lynn
Mass
Benjamin
Burns Fatal to Child in Fond du Lac
Four year old Leona daughter of Bilere of Fond du Lac died from burns after her dress caught fire while she played with matches. Janesville company mobilized for federal service at the armory with 145 men from the First Wisconsin Infantry. A home is within reach for every family if they choose to make it so.
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Fond DU Lac
Leona
Bilere
Huing
Janesville
First
Wisconsin Infor
They Also Serve Who Stay Behind And Work
Marian Bansal writes of mothers whose sons enlist and wear khaki, seeing Red Cross tasks as duty. She imagines training camps, soldiers’ endurance, and the sacred ties of motherhood, gratitude, and sacrifice across nations and wars.
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Red Cross
Guard Mount
Lamxikee
Rome
Africa
Marian Bansal
Davia
Goethals Halts Ship Plan in Private Merchant Fleet
General Goethals postponed his plan to navy commission private merchant ships and to contract private yards to build government shipping plants. The action follows a request from Office Manager Denman of the Shipping Board who wants to pause until the Emergency Fleet Corporation board directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Crrthals
United States
Ty Aiately
Okage
Aged Man Killed by Bull at Useeee Shore
Joh Tarter, eighty two, one of the earliest settlers on Useeee shore, was killed by a bull. The incident occurred early, with bystanders nearby. Police reported the event and began an inquiry into the breeding and containment of the animal.
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Mamimnrette
Joh Tarter
Retired Chile Gerwing Named Chief Vacancy Sought
The Marshfield Fire and Police Commission voted to retire Chief Chile Gerwing due to age and disability with retirement effective July 31. A vacancy will be filled by examination. citizens meeting police regulations may submit blanks to Secretary Frank J. Stauss or City Clerk Dalin Seubert by Saturday July 21 at 2:30 p.m.
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Marshfield
Ulanks
Frank 3. Stauss
Dal
Seubert
TF. E. Tise
John Hayden
P. J. Schusfer
George Lang
Fragmentary Text From Howard University Transforms Bacteria Note
The readable fragment mentions a Text cae at How ard university and transfer to dbother medium producing tions that proved the bacteria alive and active. It hints at higher mathematics and a query about expense accounts, all from a Washington context.
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Howard University
Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
An advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for hot weather. It claims the product has no superior, is valuable in summer, and is widely obtainable.
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