Hughes Hoarse on Campaign Swing in Twin Cities
In St Paul and Minneapolis the Republican nominee Hughes spoke over a hoarse voice while campaigning across Minnesota. He defended his charges against the Democrats and planned further speeches despite medical orders to rest his voice. His wife Mrs. Hughes aided, and crowds greeted him at Winona and Red Wing before the Twin Cities stop.
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Charred Frees
Bt Paul
Minn
Hughes
Twin Cities
Washington
Detroit
Red Wing
Hastings
St Paul
Hilie
Jim
St. Paul
Minnapolis
Minneapolis
Harnes
Imuinine
Hiughes
United Press
New York
Winona
Jones
Unique incidents from cities amid heat and crowds
United Press reports a collage of oddities and scenes from New York and Chicago. A magistrate excuses a plea to let a woman go. A press agent cites a wild demonstration at Sheepshead Bay. a man mistaken for Candidate Hughes is rescued by police in Chicago. heat drives scarce drinks in New York. and in Plainfield New Jersey a campaign stop features candidate Hughes addressing a crowd as a train scene unfolds with his wife in attendance.
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United Press
New York
Jedge
Mary Morrison
Xnaumer
Theodore Stoosetetr
Sheepshead Bay
Broadway
Ual
Hughes
Repubs
Europe
James Town
Winona
Ited Press
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Erize
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Gorizza
Piazi Caionza
Milan
Bologna
Weghorn
Florence
Italy
Costiers % Tars
Ememsy
Come
Tialiap
Alice
Piernomena
Hones
Caro
Thiene
Schio
Vorastica
Vicenza
Bremen Submarine Arrival Expected at New London
The Bremen submarine is expected to reach New London port at any time, per The New London Day. Eastern Forwarding Co., which handles German submarine merchant traffic, has leased space in the new state view warehouse, making New London a principal American terminal for the company.
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Ipy Associated Press
New London
Conn
Bremen
Eastern
New State
German Dyes Expensive Imported By Submarine Vessel
An undersea merchant ship Dewischland brings a dye import to New York, valued at 3 19 a pound for rare colors not yet produced in the United States. Exporters expect to ship first cargoes today, with these colors not yet available domestically.
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Associated Press
New York
Hnis Counirs
T Man
Dewischland
Army Bill to President Passes House in Child Labor Vote
The Army appropriation bill totaling 747 597 900 is ready for President Wilson's signature after the House approved the conference report. A single amendment difference between House and Senate blocked enactment of the child labor bill, which the Senate passed 52 to 12 yesterday and the House already had approved.
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Finn
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Army
Wilson
House
Senate
Italians Close On Gorizia as Warfront Shifts
Reports say Italian forces push toward Gorizia across the Isonzo, driving Austrian defenses toward collapse. Allied offensives in the Somme and Galicia stretch Central Powers, with Italians advancing on the bridgehead and crowds celebrating in major Italian cities.
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Franky
London
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Misnief
Nadworna
Stanislau
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Trieste
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Goritz
Galicia
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Far An
Turk Slan War Office
Men Work To Avert Big Railroad Strike In San Antonio
Telegram from Mexico City says trains run between here and the border as working men seek to stop a nationwide rail stoppage. Report from El Paso notes fighting near Noría on the Durango Torreon line with Villistas vs Carrancistas. Torreon possibly captured. A critic on Mexican economy cites labor shortages and rising wages as the country sees political strife ease and crops aided by rains.
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Mexico City
Hubert J. Poiltipp
Mexican Asphalt Company
Alameda Park
United States
Paza de la Reforma Boulevard
American Club
Merco
Mexico
Westrup
Monterey
Villaras
Atexico
el Paso
Tex
General Aguilar
Xnoria
Durango-Torreon
Ihuahua
Torreon
City of Pernne Fire Rais upon Streets and Cathedral Fire
A chaotic city blaze devastates streets and homes amid flames spreading from unidentified source. Firefighters battle the inferno around collapsed structures and the historic cathedral of St John, where the monument narrowly survives the blaze. Residents report shattered shops, damaged houses, and widespread destruction across the area.
Plague Victim in Dane County Reported
Health officials on Tuesday confirmed new plague cases in Wisconsin. Among them were victims in Sun Prairie, De Pere, and Green Bay regions, bringing the statewide total to thirty five cases in the state health department records.
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Alfred
State Health Department
Sun Prairie
Depere
Greer Bar
Gare
Wisconsin
Plea of Wisconsin Bankers May Win Clash With Comptroller
Special to The Northwestern from Washington D C August 3 Wisconsin bankers seek reconsideration of a Federal Reserve Board decision to cut rural trade links between northern Wisconsin and Minneapolis Senator Reilly and Representative Stafford of Milwaukee clash with Treasury official John Skelton Williams over the policy outcome Milwaukee bankers hail Stafford’s peacemaking efforts and press to keep Chicago as the banking conduit The dispute centers on the impact of the treasury and reserve actions on Wisconsin business and trade channels
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Wisconsin
Reilly
Washington, D
Federal Reserve Board
Chicago
Minneapois
John Skelton Williams
Treasury
Willams
Stafford
Milwaukee
Wilams
Fate of Dietz to be decided in Madison hearing
In Madison today Governor and officials prepare to hear the Dietz case related to Cameron Dam. The outcome could lead to Dietz’s clearance as rumors circulate amid a closed afternoon session. Local chatter centers on pardons and executive action in the ongoing matter.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
John F. Dietz
Cameron Dam
Dietz
Patzer
Weupaca Cauni
Martha
Breneau
House of the Good
Weild
Wheeler to Head Bankers Nominee Named in Wisconsin Vote
Unclear OCR text indicates Madisanda Wheeler of Columbus is tapped to head the Wisconsin Bankers association after a meeting. The document mentions an election and a president, with references to labor and a city system.
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Madisanda Wheeler
Columbus
Reed
Wonsconsin Bankers
Tha
T Ston
Explosion Claims Twelve Miners at No 3 Mine
report says twelve miners died in a blast at the No 3 mine. investigators believe a ligniting wiring fault caused the explosion while power wires sparked the disaster.
Peace in Mexico Plans Set for Joint Hearing
Acting Secretary Polk announces acceptance of General Carranza's proposal for a joint international commission to resolve border disputes and discuss U.S. Mexico relations. Lane and Brandeis named to lead the American delegation, with a third commissioner to be announced later. conference time and place remain to be fixed. The commission aims to review future military operations along the border and issue recommendations after ratification by both governments.
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Washington
DB. C
Polk
Carrante
Joint International Commission
Tal
Jte
United States
Mexico
Lane
Interior Department
American Commission
Instica
Lenison Brandeis
Supreme Court
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Berde
Hinding
Mexia
Teg
Tedas
al Tees
IOA
Senator Thurston Dies at 69 in Omaha
Former United States Senator John M Thurston, age sixty nine, died in Omaha after a July 16 hospitalization for heat. He served in the Senate from 1895 to 1901 and was famed for his 1898 war rhetoric following the Maine incident. He rose from a plow boy and delivery wagon driver to national prominence.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
United States
John M_ ‘Thurston
Thurston
Senate
Maine
Spain
Wisconsin Paid Firemen Elect President Jacobs
Capt William A Jacobs of Sheboygan was elected president of the Wisconsin Paid Firemen's Association at the annual convention in Kosgan Wis Aug 9. Officers named include Vice President John Conrey Appleton and Secretary Ole Norman Superior with Treasurer John Katz Manitowoc. Executive committee members are James G Butler Charles Hennessey Milwaukee and Mr Kratz.
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William A. Jacobs
Sheboywon
Remains of George Ganzer to be Brought Home
The body of George Ganzer, who died suddenly at his Minneapolis home Monday evening, will be brought here this afternoon. He will be taken to the home of Mrs. Mary M. Domann at Wanagro Street for a service tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev. Edward H. Smith. Interment will follow at the family grave.
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George Ganzer
Minneapolis
Soaine
Joan Ganzer
Harold Ganzer
Mary M. Domann
Wanagro Street
Te Domann
Edward H. Smith
Rail strike averted as unions accept mediation offer
The 190,000 U.S. railroad workers avoided a strike after brotherhoods accepted mediation by the United States board. Rail managers refused the eight hour day and overtime pay demands, opting to submit differences to mediation, with federal board officials ready to start talks.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
United States Board of Media
National Conference of Railroad Managers
Hanger
Martin 4. Kuspp
W. Z. Chambers
Garretson
Noard
Railroad Brotherhoods
United States Board of Mediation and
A. BR. Garretson
Brotherhoods
Yee
Federal Board of Mediation
Lee
Federal Board
Rumor Investigation At Village Probed By Officials
Authorities opened an inquiry into rumors centered on a local village. The investigation aims to verify authentic claims and determine if any formal action is warranted.
Weather outlook and campaign note from Baraboo
The bulletin forecasts warmer conditions tonight in the north and west with cooler air arriving Thursday. It mentions a campaign appearance by Philipp in Baraboo tomorrow evening and notes local observations from Milwaukee.
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Ann
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Nord
Yarmer
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