La Follette Supporters Rally in Madison Delegates Plan Campaign Push
A Madison meeting of La Follette supporters urged thorough organization for the final two weeks of campaigning. Senator Morris urged aggressive work in doubtful districts while noting Senator La Follette would visit the home district tonight. Delegates traveled from across the state to bolster the campaign.
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Merrie Im Win Sarch
Coeser
Caprerec
Madison
Wis
Aus
la Fole
Couch
Crow Follette
Thos. Morris
W. Maiden Rock
Frear
Othe Morris Crees
Morris
Doubtfulle
V Connor
Iian
la Follette
la Foi- Jetie
Dietridte
la Fol
Charged With Many Deeds In Mail Robbery Case
Milwaukee reports Madden is held at Stillwater in connection with a local post office mail robbery. He was a manager at the local post before November 20 and left for about 10 days prior to the robbery. Court actions and further details remain pending as investigators trace the timeline and accomplices.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Superior
Madden
Scillwater
Ore Ag
Widow of Col Belitz Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Gelena Belitz widow of Colonel Belitz who commanded the Wisconsin regiment in the Civil War died after a long illness at an asylum near Manitowoc Wisconsin. Her death ends a long widowhood following her husband’s service in the war.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Aus
Manivew Wi
Gelena Belitz
Belitz
Wisconsin
Eichi
Return of Milwaukee Man After Many Years
A Milwaukee man named Schaefer returns home after years abroad and naval service. He traveled widely before enlisting in the United States Navy and visiting many parts of the world.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Drew Schaefer
United States Navy
Thieves murder couple in Philadelphia and Wilmington area
A general store keeper in Clarmon, at the corner of Philadelphia and Wilmington streets, was killed along with his wife in a brazen early morning robbery. Police pursue suspects as details remain scarce.
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Associated Pres
Wilmincten, Treh. Aus
Ceaser
Philadelphia
Wilmincten
Clarmon
Bankers Released After Six Years For Federal Parking Violations
In Columbus Ohio the six-year sentence of former bankers C. M. Travers and associates was completed today under federal parking laws. The release marks the end of the case as authorities confirm their discharge from the penitentiary.
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Associat Columbus
Aca
C. M. Travers
Forme
Vnola Jon
Cholera Cases Rise in Bari Evoking Alarm
Five new cholera cases and three deaths reported in Traci as the epidemic continues to cause serious apprehension in Bari Italy.
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Associated Press
Bari
Italy
Traci
Cruiser To Return
A fragmented Associated Press dispatch from Orivans Louisiana dated August 2 reports a cruiser return and mentions Ceiba and Bealls Gemand amid a political dispute involving the governor with indignation surrounding the Ceibaurge of the de- wording remains unclear.
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Associatal Press
Orivans
Ceiba
Ebaurge
Shallenberger Hopeful Faces Tight Race and Retirements
Ambiguous transcript notes Shallenberger's hopeful stance after a close nomination contest. It mentions a Republican retirement and a gap in responses, with a large turnout figure over twenty two thousand referenced as context for the political climate.
No Change in Pension Law Noted in City Proceedings
The report notes no changes in the pension law as Ho Kratz comments on the act. He cites concerns about the complexity and danger of potential amendments and the civil service form adopted, urging consideration of the common form in that time.
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Ho Kratz
Sarstr.ation
Height Record Stands in Drexel Lannd Event
An AP report notes a height record standing after an event featuring Drexel Lannd and Cohiin a Lanark. The piece mentions cold conditions and late evening timing, with unclear details about distances or scores.
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Br Associated Press
Drexel Lannd
Lanark
Compromise Move Endorsed by Labor Group
A compromised plan endorsed by the Associated Press era notes a committee from the United and Workers of America weighs a convention agenda. The report mentions possible actions today as conventions proceed, with focus on the assessment and port matters.
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Associated Pressis
Ind
Unitedang Workers of America
Northwestern student dies by hanging in dorm
A Northwestern University incident reports a student named William Timdenherst aged around twenty hangs self with a thin cord in a dorm room around noon. Authorities say the cause is under investigation and no further details are released.
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Wisconsin
Erean
William Timdenherst
Hansing
Not to Arbitrate Strike Lux 26 General Man
Fragmentary note discusses union involvement and a request related to a strike, mentioning Cincinnati and state school contexts. It reflects early 20th century social commentary and hints at aviation safety concerns. The text blends fashion references about taxi bonnets with remarks on honesty and seasonal length of days.
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Lux
Manjewart
Ranaenie
Union
Cincinnati
State Schou
Woman completes globe automobile journey with husband gone
Mrs. Fisher, widow of a naval officer, returns from a world tour by car. She started Aug by herself with a party of four and completed a full circumnavigation, claiming it was the most satisfying travel of her life. Her expert notes praise the feat and the trip’s manageable costs and preparations.
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Clark
Sell
Works
Trenton
Fisher
Briginal Investn
Party of Four
Cnet
Taft lauded by John Hays Hammond at Cleveland meeting
John Hays Hammond praised President Taft as one of the wariness and sagacity of U S executives during the Cuyahoga County gathering. He defended Taft against pothouse methods and supported the Aldrich Cannon wing, arguing a four year term would yield results and pledge fulfillment.
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John Hays Hammond
Ohio
Aldrich-Cannon
Stepublican Party
People
Associated Press
Meveland
Taft
Ole
United States
Met County League of Remplicen
Hammond Justi
Tas
Jame
Hammond
States Sheriffs push to remove term limits
A Wisconsin States Sheriffs association report from Milwaukee notes strong support for a law removing tenure limits for sheriffs. The committee urged cooperation from clerks of courts and police chiefs, but efforts to enlist them failed. President W Rowell of Milwaukee announced twenty seven paid members.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Spercefal & Journal
Wausau
Wisconsin States Sheriffs’ Association
Con
Clerks of Courts
W. Rowell
Ischwittay Attacks Stevens Over Parker Ties
The Northwestern reports Ischwittay’s barrage against Judge Stevens accusing him of favoritism toward Parker of Green Bay in the Parker trial. The piece notes alleged influence on Stevens appointment and hints at ongoing disbarment and upcoming trial details.
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Northwestern
Marinette
Milwaukee
New York Declares Fight Image Exhibition Legal
Attorney General OMaley in an opinion sent today to Governor Hughes holds that exhibition of the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures does not violate New York penal law.
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Associated Press
New York
Attorn
Omaley
Todain
Hughes
Exhibion
Jeffries
Johnzeon
Mayor Gaynor Improves. Return Home Planned
New York August 20 Mayor Gaynor remains under care after a brief emergency period. Officials report he slept well and is steadily recovering. physicians foresee continued progress and a possible return home soon.
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Associated Press
New York
Aus
Adams
Jesily
Danser
Arlitz
Stew
Lumber Plant Burns Fire Rages at MacFarland Site
A blaze swept a lumber plant near MacFarland, Pennsylvania, sparked by an incendiary device. Firefighters battled the flames for hours, with smoke seen for miles and the structure severely damaged.
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MacFarland Lumdian
ARAIGN ROAD OFFICIALS IN ORDEAL
The case against Isha M Tar and Frank B Irriman, former general manager and superintendent of Hines North, advances after a request for a postponement until 22 as Chief Tactice Olson or Judge Cottrell set the next court date for Monday.
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Isha M. Tarformer
Frank B. Irriman
Charies
Hines
Parler
Tactice Olson
Jadze Cottrell
Voting machines readied for city primary polling
J M Davis and Frank Hitz oversee fourteen voting machines to be used at the primary. Two machines sit at the same voting precinct where they were tested before erection. Operators are trained and ready for duty as August approaches.
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J. M. Davis
Frank Hitz
Dav
Kitz
Indictment Expected Against Trust Officers in Chicago
A federal grand jury in Chicago is expected to indict individual officers of major packing companies. The panel, probing methods of the so called beef trust for over a month, aims at the heart of the issue with these charges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Grand
Bref Trust
Sovernment
Ozhkesh Man Constructs Airship
A report notes Ozhkesh builds an airship amid diverse topics in today’s paper. The item appears among sections on Roaka Magazines sports page and summer theatricals with other brief items.
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Ozhkesh
Schwandt
Sermaez Ieee
Denial From Oshkosh Club President On Business Rumor
J P Pulliam president of the Oshkosh club denies rumors that three Oshkosh businessmen bought Wincon owned by Celination. He states the club has not disposed of the franchise and would welcome a new owner while noting other troubles beyond baseball.
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Horver
Efont
Iehef
Moore
Wee
Srsgestinn
Nao
Bent EL
Eta Ar
Lidri
Palliam
Oshkosh
Celicration
J. P. Pulliam
Gehkosh Club
Auto Hits Carriage Near Hotel In Florida
An automobile collided with a horse drawn carriage on a street in front of a hotel. Passengers included Rev. A. Pease, his daughter, and Dr. and Mrs. Pease. no serious injuries reported as the carriage sustained damage and the horse was spooked. The incident prompted repairs to the carriage and investigation of fault.
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Pease
Bixh
Arn Hotel
Ami
Oshkosh Harmonie Plans North Wisconsin Saeager Bund Fest
At a June meeting in Oshkosh the Harmonie elected leaders and committee heads for a regional festival to welcome about 10 000 visitors. Joseph Kloeckner is president and Jacob Arseley serstaty treasurer J Loos leads finances. committees include entertainment music decoration and roads with planned fund raising at Fenzis garden to cover next year’s event.
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Oshkosh Harmonie
Norus
Wisconsin Sneagerbund
Hell
Shall
Ninth
Fest
Joseph Kloeckner
Jacob Arsely Serstaty
J. Haier
Agi
Joseph Loos
Joseph Loos. the Chairmen of the Various Committees Were Chosen Arringe
Louis Lang
John C. Amzust Gabember
Periat- J. Baier
J. Fenzl
J. Sonnleitner
J. Loos
T. Lau
Saepserbund
Fenzis Garden
Tenth
Rushy Streets
Oshkosh Superintendent Describes Western Prosperity and Cities Visited
Superintendent MeIver of Oshkosh Public Schools returns from a western trip visiting Denver Salt Lake City Portland and San Francisco. He notes prosperity in Portland and growth in San Francisco while contrasting western and midwestern development and remarks on Indigenous interests and regional climate.
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Oshkosh Pacbilc
Hebaldiax
San Francisco
Pachio
ME. M. MeIver
Denver
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Portland
Pacific Coast
COUL
McIver
Middle West
Ted
Yhror
LSL
Melver
Los Angeles
Ianon
Israel
Tarest
BURT WILLIAMS SPEAKS AT DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Burt Williams, Democratic candidate for U S senate, will speak Monday evening at the Democratic clubrooms on Main and Algoma. The public is invited. Mrs. W. A. Fair and children, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fair, formerly residents of Oshkosh now in Arkansas, were misreported as living in Rockford.
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Wiliams of
Eranic
Ur ‘ Senate
Democra
Peol
Bierkat
Algoma
W. A. Fair
T. HN
Fair
Oshkosh
Arkansas
Roosevelt Denial Sparks Political Rumor Denial Emphatic
Theodore Roosevelt denies a report claiming Griscom sent him to Beverly on a peace mission. He says the report is false from start to finish and that he did not meet Griscom or anyone on such a mission. Taft sails to observe Marblehead yacht races with guests aboard the Sylph.
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Griscom
Beverly Op
Markickend
Associated Press
Bay
L. I
Theodore
Roosevelt
Rhar Iscom
Biican
Beverly
Sagamore
Sie. Sherman
State Committee
New York
Mass
Tar
Marblehead
Taft
Della Torrey
McCall
Massachusetts
George Lyman
Boston
Livya C. Griscom
York County Republican Committee
Sherman
James &. Sherman
New Fars
Pugilist Casts Dead After Frank Sullivan Bout
Frederick Castor a twenty year old boxer died in Philadelphia after a six round bout with Frank Spike Sullivan. Sullivan awaits coroner action while club managers and principals were jailed on bail. Testimony indicated Castor had the better of the bout before collapsing in the final round.
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Associated Pyres
Philadelphia
Frederick Castor
Frank
Spike Sullivan
Sullivan
Castor
Jared
Frankford
Letie
MD Wee
Troop Shortage Prompted War Department Promise
The War department stated more troops are needed and will comply as troops become available. The noted area is the Bh Crater forest, reflecting ongoing manpower concerns during operations.
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War Department
Moissant Meets Wind in New Start
The report notes Moissant facing strong winds. Officials announced a new start time to ensure safe conditions for several hours of operation.
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