Wisconsin Happenings in Condensed Form
Wisconsin items include Mrs. Harvey Cutler’s death at 73, a new rifle range for Co. F State Guards, record class at Wood County Normal and Agricultural, Manitowoc eight hour ordinance for city contractors, J. F. Pooley’s forgery parole violation sentence, Civil War veteran Adelbert Barrett’s death, and Farmers Elevator Co. forming in Calumet County with $25,000 capital.
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Harvey Cutler
Poynette Press
Pond
Co. F. State Guards
Rapide
Manitowoc
Wood County Normal and Agricultural
Glen
J. F. Pooley
Appleton Post
Wanpun
Adelbert Barett
Mayville
Co. B
Forty-fourth
Wisconsin Infantry
Calumet County
Farmers Elevator Co
Filbert
Borea
Douglas County
Lutheran Mutual Aid Association
Appleton
Middle West
Lutheran Synod of Ohio
Joseph Cigelski
Gigelski
Calamus
Rolles
Beaver Dam
Outagamie County
Teachers' Training School
Kaukauna
H. A. Brown
Oshkosh Normal School
Edwin J. Jacquot
Hortonville
Jacquot
Council of Defense
Superior
Goodhart-Hartman Co
Chicago
Oliver
South Superior
Soo
Michael Flatley
Forest Junction
Weyenberg
Seaver Dam
Weyenberg Shoe Co
Milwaukee
Jnly 10
Weyenbots's
United States
Wisconsin
Elks’ Club
Kenosha
Roy Gleason
Gleason
Appleton State Bank
National Army Men Are On Way
National Army officers announce homeward moves from France as 63 percent demobilized by June 6. Since recruiting, five battalions totaling 629 sailed to replace emergency troops. 70,000 replacements needed for Siberia pose a separate issue. France 10,219 Siberia 40, Philippines 2,046 Panama 154 Honolulu 1,836 Alaska 24.
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Washington
National Guard
National Army
France
Sant Maret
Maret
Marsh
Ken Uy May
Siberia
General March
Siberian
War Department
Philippines
Panama
Honolulu
Alaska
Cienorn March
A. B. Prife
Shells Explode in Mulheim as Fire Strikes Ammunition
Coblenz reports Mulheim shelled when nearby ammunition dumps ignited. German prisoners and US soldiers shelter in cellars, intermittently. Train crews abandon tracks, traffic halted until repair crews arrive. An engineer is wounded by a shell fragment while in his locomotive cab. No other casualties reported.
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Coblenz
Mulheim
United States
Smin
Navy to cut Great Lakes station personnel by ten percent
The Great Lakes Bulletin reports Navy Secretary Daniels ordered a 10 percent cut in station personnel by July 1. About 1,500 bluejackets will be affected, including those who enlisted for the duration of the war. On June 1 the station had 14 men.
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Toms
Jesse
Fond du Lac
Waupua
Fowler
Nancy O’brien
Queen Victoria
Manitawoc
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Daily Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
Bertran Z. Zillmer
Monroe
Irwin Maier
Mel Jen
Joseph Dugick
Steve Phzyiski
Tourln
Stevens Point
Dugick
Kenosha
Harvey Fraser
West Salem
Fraser
Flatian
State Capitol
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac County
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Winnebago County
Wisconsin Bankers’ Associaion
Marshfield
Distriet
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wiliam Ryder
Federal Reserve Bank
George Huber
Marquette County
James H. Parkhurst
Appleton High School
Summon Council
Watertown
Northwestern
Janesville
Fond du Lau
Thelectric Co
Slater
Jonn O. Jonas
Simmons, Co
T le Wire
Kimberly-Clark
Neenah
Harry Prige
Maile
Tunes
Great Lakes
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Open Strike Bound Plant Reopens Likely This Week
Toledo June 9 Federal Judge M Killits issued a temporary restraining order effective ten days ordering the reopening of the Willys Overland Automobile plant closed since last Tuesday s rioting. The order restrains interference with workers. The plant probably will be opened this week.
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Toledo
M. Killits
Willys Overland Automobile Company
Syorkerr
Berlin Strike Reports Across Cities In Quiet Capital
Berlin reports a 24 hour strike protested the execution of Spartacan leader Levine Nissen in Munich. The capital remained quiet while violent acts were avoided by guards. Beverusiats noted in other cities as authorities guarded against disorder.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Levine Nissen
Munich
German mind has gone wild and hungry for war
A dated analysis argues that German thought shifted under war pressures, with citizens convinced Germany was not defeated but merely exhausted. It notes mass strikes, half-recovered soldiers, and a public craving for revenge, while warning of a rising hostility to France and a fragile new republic.
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Germany
Tore
Meni
Ergberger
France
Holland
Switzerland
Destie
Former King’s Grandson Leads Ruvelt Rebellion
A grandson of King Johannes I of Abyssinian who died in 7889 has declared himself king Theodore. The government dispatches a punitive expedition to quell the uprising. Japan operates 80 artificial dye factories with virtual capacity over 10 million pounds.
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Ruvelt
Johannes I
Uoder
Theodore
Japan
Monthly Statement from School District No 1 1918
Monthly statement lists repairs supplies and services for School District No 1 including F W Hanneman Rose Bros Madison Typewriter Co and American Book Co. with balances and salaries. It records janitors’ salaries and P J Kraus wages for May and June 1918 and notes Western Union messages with a final balance.
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F. W. Hanneman
Rose Bros
Herald
Times
H. J. Pankow
Ieee
M. J. Kraus
Theo. Robertson,Co
Madison Typewriter Co
S.seres
Smith’& Bros
N. Con
American Book Co
Macmillan Co
Eau Claire Book & Sta. Co
Secree Krasin Bros
Helen Poppy
Pond
P. J. Kraus
Western Union Tel. Co
Fred Panther
Natl. Bank
M. Davel
Oldwalk
W.B
P. J. Faulkes
Tuition
C. Newton
J. Lesselgong
Alex LaPoint
Mangold House
Fred Becker
Hoerl
A H
Grace Andrews
L. Schmidt
Ege
Refuse
Nels Johnson
Be Eege and
Power Save Co
N. W. Blaugas Co
Cannes
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Navy Department
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Overland Company
Fletcher
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Nica
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