Wisconsin Roundup Partial Week Notes Across State
Wisconsin news item highlights include saloons in Manitowoc not reopening in July amid labor shortages, two men jailed in Waupun, and Oscar Olson with Charles Carlsstrom tied to a secret service case. Jefferson man, formerly a musician, hanged himself while serving a disorderly conduct sentence. Fond du Lac and Racine reports cover draft and tax sale activity, Marinette land purchase for almshouse use, and a Milwaukee barber learning of a brother’s death at Marinette station. Minor items feature Neenah officials departing for advice, Burlington gathering to pick a congress candidate, venison incident in Cable, and a Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Catholic clubs meeting at Racine with language-education and peace prayers proposed.
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Manitowne
Waupun
Oscar Olson
Charles Carlstrom
la Crogsé
Herman Burzen
Jefferson
Lilycei
Jefferson Jpil
Fond du Lac
Lee County Council of Defense
Frank J. Walt
Marinette
Milo Welch
Milwaukee
Lennié Welch
Albert McMahon
Neenah
C. Fean
Camp Custer
C. G. del Marvelte
France
Clark
Blause Guards
Burlington
Congress
Henry Alen Cooper
Clifford Rand
Kenosha
Joseph Oof
Cable
Layfield County
Chicago
Wisconsin World War I Notes From Dense Wisconsin Paper
A long compilation from 1917 to 1948 covers court actions, wartime measures, and local events. It notes Gerard’s case in circuit court, wardens firing onUnknown assailants at Little Sturgeon, coal aid requests, band designations, milk and wheat efforts, a manslaughter sentence, fund subscriptions, auctions, and public notices. It includes prison sentences, speaker plans, health and safety notes, and community aid efforts in La Crosse, Manitowoc, Portage, and other counties.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse
John J. Boobanyin
Wausau
Hemuth Ewan
Rhinelander Paper Company
County Patriotic Fund
Portage County Guernsey Breeders’ Association Wis
Lola
A. Onsrud
Petersboro
N. H
Henry E. Ryberg
New Richmond
Wis
Abbotsford Clarion
William Mannes
Alfred F. Hoffmann
Plymouth
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company
Qulagamie
Charles Smith
Heeger
Pierce County
Biswouth
Coorse Thompson
Waupun
Superior
Kenosha
Department of Justice
Uc Up
University of Wisconsiir
Robert McNutt McElroy
National Security League
Rndorsing McElroy
George A. Buckstaff
Oshkosh
Wisconsin State Council of Defense
HH. J. Phorkelson
Riot over Irish arrests splits London crowd
London on June 17 reports the arrest of two men at Baltyear Galway Ireland sparked clashes with police as clubs and missiles were used. Supporters felled trees and strung barbed wire to block roads while telegraph wires were cut. The accused were arraigned on illegal drilling charges and sent to Sligo jail.
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London
Baltyear
Goutty Galway
Ireland
Mrs Busch Seeks Return of Property From Custodian
Washington reports Mrs A Busch and her lawyer traveled to Europe to reclaim her property. The alien property custodian said she can regain it without delay under the law that American properties returned from Germany are restored unless evidence shows aid to the enemy or disloyal acts.
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Washington
A. Busch
Eurape
British Official Spy Charged in Bow Street Case
London June 17 Charles Alfred Vernon said to be employed in the ministry of munitions was charged in Bow Street police court with conspiring with Sir Joseph Jonas former lord mayor of Sheffield recently arrested for communicating information useful to the enemy. The case was adjourned until next Wednesday for arraignment of both prisoners.
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London
Charles Alfred Vernon
Ministry of Munitions
Bow Street
Joseph Jonas
Shefield
New Credits to Allies Reach 184 Million in Unity Support
Washington reports the treasury extended new credits of 175,000,000 to Great Britain and 9,000,000 to Belgium. This brings total Allied credits to 3,054,530,000, including 3,170,000,000 to Great Britain and 127,550,000 to Belgium. A rumor from Rome suggests Pope Benedict may receive this year’s Nobel Prize.
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Washington
Treasury
Great Britain
Belgium
Alles
Rome
Ture
Pope Benedict
Four Months Liberty Loan Plan Announced by McAdoo
Secretary McAdoo outlined a four month financial plan for the fourth Liberty loan to be issued in blocks totaling about 60 billion dollars. Banks are urged to subscribe five percent of gross resources monthly. certificates bear four and a half percent interest with maturities up to four months. The program aims for at least six billion dollars in the loan, with treasury estimates suggesting around twelve billion dollars needed July through January. Depositary banks profit from the spread between government interest and deposits.
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Washington
McAdoo
National Bank and Trust Company
Treasury
Nurses March Through Chicago for Red Cross France Aid
Twenty two hundred nurses from Chicago hospitals and training schools march on Michigan Avenue and State Street urging strong public support for Red Cross nurses in France. Many veterans of the Marne parade and pledge to return to service amid the war effort.
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Chicago
Chicazo
Red Cross
France
Cty
Michigan Avenue
State Street
Marne
McAdoo Leaves West for Recuperation at Unknown Destination
Secretary McAdoo departed White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to spend several weeks recuperating from throat nose troubles. The move is unannounced and aimed at recovery. Meanwhile King Alfonso plans to meet Otto Kahn the New York banker in Madrid on Tuesday.
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Washington
McAdoo
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
New York
Madrid
King Alfonso Wit
Otto Kahn
Empyema Cure Found Trials at Camp Moore
A new Currel Deakin method claims a cure for empyema and pulmonary troubles following pneumonia. Tested on National Army soldiers at Camp Moore in Massachusetts the treatment reportedly shows recovery in days where prior methods failed.
Circuit Court summons in Wood County Wisconsin
The State of Wisconsin to the defendants you are summoned to appear within twenty days after service exclusive of service day to defend the action in the Wood County Circuit Court or a default judgment will be entered against you. Plaintiffs attorneys PAL and BR. R. Williams Marshfield Wisconsin are served with a copy of the complaint.
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Wisconsin
Pal & BR. R. Williams
Plaintif
FP. Q
Marshfield
Wood County
Wis
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Frank Leet
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Maria, Wieden
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