Deutschland Returns as German Hero Submarine Parade
Berlin greets Captain Koenig and crew of the submarine Deutschland after crossing 4200 miles from Baltimore with minimal depth excursions. United States praise noted while crews reunite with families in Bremen as bells ring and crowds cheer the famed voyage amid Britain patrols and stormy seas.
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Koenig
Germany
Berlin
Deutschland
Atlantic
Brémen
Baltimore
Capes
Chesapeake Bay
Weser
Heliogland
Bremen
Deutschre Yand
America
United States
Balttimore
The
Hague
Deutschiamt
Deutachland
Bernstorff
Wittehad
German-Lloyd” Viner
London
Hague Iby
North Sea
Paul Koenig
Nigg
Vossische Zeitung
Bremen Submarine Bremer Nearing New York Arrival
Reports from Berlin and Copenhagen plus agency activity suggest the German submarine Bremen, sister to the Deutschland, will enter an American port within days. Berlin claims Deutschland linked to Bremen’s delayed departure and officials deny ties to Willehad movements.
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United Press
New York
Bremen
Berlin
Copenhagen
Cowan Company
Atlantic Submarine Line
Chesapeake Bay
Paul G. Hilken
Ocean Company
Baltimore
Hiner Willehad
Boston
New London
Conn
New York Harbor
London
Willehad
Boston Harbor
Jachens
Wille
J. SF. Hartling
Cape Cod
Thie Port
Wisconsin Guards Get Pay At Texas Camp
The Wisconsin brigade at Camp Wilson San Antonio received nearly $100 000 in pay after fifty three days. Troops will depart Monday for a ten day outing at Landa Park near San Antonio described as a picnic with facilities and a swimming pool. Health checks by Dr Thomas Darlington praised border soldiers as the Wisconsin troops were noted to be in good health.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Brigade
Camp Wilson
San Antonio
Texas
Arrested in food raid during priest home break attempt
James Maxwell forty six from Minneapolis was sentenced to one year in Waupun state prison for attempting to break into Father Houseman’s home in Madison Wisconsin. He claimed he was merely looking for something to eat when apprehended.
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James Maxwell
Yadiaon
United Press
Madison
Wis
Father Houseman
Minneapolis
Waupun Atate
Allies suffer brutal Struma river defeat in Macedonia
Bulgarian war office reports on August 21 entente forces driven from the Struma river banks near Saloniki leaving over 400 dead and numerous captured. Bulgarian artillery and machine guns seized, with additional prisoners and equipment taken as Bulgarians fortify positions east of the Struma.
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Struma
Associated Presa
Berlin
Entente
Greece
Bulgarian War Office
Sofa
Erikeui
Mevory
Tovstova
Lake Doiran
Teason
Doloudyeli
Ennemy
Vardar
Navadadya
Bulgaria
London
Serex
Bularia
Balkans
Lake Ostrovo
Incidents Span Gems to War Front News
A collage of brief items from New York to Pitman and Chicago notes a cobbler involved in a jewel theft, a luxury hotel crowd braving heat, a boy’s fall causing a blackout, and a Gypsy leader’s death. War dispatches detail Balkan fronts, French and Russian actions, and a Zeppelin raid on the British east coast with no reported casualties.
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Paris
Doiran Revie
Weruigbnans
Saloniki
Struma
Seres
Berlin
Roumania
Somme
France
Soyecourt Wood
Constantinople
Armenia
Petrograd
London
Tobacco Crop Looks Good In Dane County
Dane County yields a tobacco crop valued at 3 million dollars with over 22 million pounds harvested the largest in the county's history. Seventy five percent sold to major manufacturers. Farmers expect 12 to 16 cents per pound, around 3 million total value. Early frost or hail within three weeks could threaten the year.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
Dane County
George E. Gary
Pierre Lorrilard Company
Hull is Champion Fisher at resort near Fond du Lac
J Y Hull of Oshkosh the fishing champion at Winnebago Park with his daughter Gertrude caught thirty three black bass from a breakwater using a hook and worm bait. Hull and family were guests at the C R Boardman cottage when the catch totaled thirty three on Wednesday after eleven fish the day before.
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Dahkonk
Fond du Lac
United Presa
Wis
J. Y. Hull
Oshkosh
High cost of living to drop as season returns
Washington reports United States crop chief Estabrook says high living costs are mainly due to supply and demand. Food prices should ease with another season. meat avoids relief due to falling production. Packers’ monopoly blamed for cattle pricing. prices in beans rise amid war demand and weather shortages.
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United Preas
Washington, D.C
Leon M* Hstabrook
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
AIF
Estabrook
Green Bay Fox River bridge declared in extreme condition
Green Bay officials and EB Barton engineer for the bridge builder warn the Fox river crossing at Mason street is in extreme danger. They report a moving trunnion pier and abutment, a misaligned bascule span, loose anchor bolts, cracked concrete walls, and faulty lift gears. Immediate repairs are urged to prevent a costly accident.
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Green Bay
Associated Press
Wis
Fox River
Mason ‘Street
EB. E. Barton
Chicago’ Company
New York reports drop in infantile paralysis deaths and cases
Health department figures show a substantial decrease in the epidemic. In the twenty four hours ending at 1 am thirty children died and 109 were stricken, down from yesterday's forty two deaths and 1231 new cases.
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Oy Associated Press
New York
Health Department
Paralyzed Infants Reported in Wisconsin Counties
West Allis Hayward and Garfield Polk County each reported an infantile paralysis case today raising the state total to 117 with eleven deaths.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
West Allis
Hayward
Garfield
Polk County
What La Follette Says About Hatton Speech Excerpt
La Follette urges Wisconsin electors to back William H. Hatton for governor. He commends Hatton as a sound Progressive and capable businessman who valued information, avoided mistakes, and helped pass the railroad commission law through patient persuasion and tact.
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la Follette
Hatton
la Pollette
Whitewater
Wisconsin
William H. Hatton
State Senate
Senate
First War Bridegroom Herbert Brande Married at Lake Geneva
Herbert Brande a Chicago Tribune reporter claimed the title of first war bridegroom after Miss Alice D. Alden Thompson of Chicago revealed she had married him at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Brande is the son of Mr and Mrs Justin A Brande of Minneapolis.
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Herbert Brande
Rookiasra
Lake Geneva
United Press Chicago
Wis
Alice D. Alden Thompson
Chicago
Brande
Justin A. Brande
Minneapolis
Chicago ‘Tribune
Zeppelin raid on England signals future aerial assault
London reports a Zeppelin raid on the east coast shortly before midnight with minimal damage and no casualties. German sources imply new giant airships capable of carrying five tons of explosives are near completion, with plans for raids in October as weather favors.
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United Press
London
War Office
England
Germany
Paris
Zeppelin
Baron Montague
Naval Fend
Rorlitary ‘Board
Levy Confusion Highlights Senate Meeting
A fragmented note reports a tax levy discussion led by Senator La Follette with Assembly member J. Morten and others present. The record reflects a low turnout and unclear outcomes from the session.
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Senator la Follett
Assembly
Tian J.mortensen
Wisconsin Insane Population and Institutions Report
Wisconsin releases a state board of control census detailing the total institutional insane population at 7914. It breaks down as 4490 males and 3424 females with 1315 in state hospitals for the insane and 6052 in county asylums. It lists facilities including Milwaukee hospital for the insane, the industrial school for boys, state prison, state public school, and the tuberculosis camps.
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Wisconsin
United. Preas
Y. Madison
Wis
State Board of Control
Milwaukee
Board of Control
Prizon
Tomahawk Lake
Trio diverted on cross country trip ends in reform school
George Rivers aged eighteen of Philadelphia and Edward Smith seventeen from Massachusetts attempted to steal an automobile in Madison Wisconsin on a Saturday night. They were captured before escaping with the vehicle and sentenced to one year at the Green Bay reformatory.
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Young Wen
East Pyrene
New United Press
Madison
Wis
George Rivers
Philadelphia
Edward Smith
Massachusetts
Green Bay Reformatory
Steamer Leander Choate Strands Near Calumet Harbor
The Leander Choate of Oshkosh carrying excursionists from Calumet Harbor did not land until 4 a.m. due to the pilot getting lost. The steamer ran onto sand west of the river after its voyage from Fond du Lac.
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United Press
Fond du Lac
Wis
Leander Choate
Oshkosh
Calumet Harbor
Danish West Indies sale rejected by Denmark
London and Copenhagen reports state the Danish government has rejected the proposal to sell the Danish West Indies to the United States. The dispatch notes political tensions and public commentary on the affair, with lingering questions about timing and policy.
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Associated Press
London
Danish Landsthing
United States
Saya
Copenhagen
Archbishop Spalding Weakens Amid Health Battle
In Peoria on August 24 Archbishop John Lancaster Spalding showed marked weakness and poor rationality while receiving nourishment. Local police report Edward Larget arrested on a warrant for not supporting his minor child and booked on intoxication. Two other youths, unnamed, were arrested on Algoma Street for similar intoxication charges.
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United Press
Peoria
John Lancaster Spalding
Edward Larget
Washington Street
Gabebert
Algoma Street
Edmond
Federal Board Discusses Railway Peace Terms
The report notes President Wilson and officials weighing railroad wage demands and a possible federal board to shape a settlement. Executives continue talks with a White House visit possible later as pressures mount and a 640 labor vote looms.
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Wilson Mitted
Tion
Présid
Wilson
Wisconsin Parole Board Grants 24 of 54 Applications
The state board of control announced at a parole meeting at the Green Bay reformatory that fifty four applications were considered and twenty four were granted. The board is also considering parole applications at the Aulwanket house of correction today.
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Associated Presar
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Arthur T. Blane
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