Allies Reply to Wilson Peace Note Revealed
Despatches from London and Washington describe Allied reaction to President Wilsons peace note. Analysts cite indecision and a potential reopening of talks while preserving the door to further moves. Officials warn any reply may not close options for a new initiative by Wilson.
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Peace Terms of the Allies analyzed in British notes
Reports summarize Premier Lloyd George stance on peace terms. Allies demand Belgium restoration and Alsace Lorraine return, plus Turkish empire limits and protection for smaller nations. The note hints at future talks and potential control of the Dardanelles, with cautious diplomacy noted by London observers.
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Thaw Slashes Self in Hotel Room Amid Manhunt
Harry Thaw slashed his throat and wrists in a hotel room and was rushed to a hospital. Police sought him as a chase widened. reports say he faced charges over a separate alleged kidnapping and assault in New York. Thaw remained in serious condition as investigators pursued leads across cities.
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Ills of State and Thaw Case Highlight Medico Legal Turmoil
Fragmented report describes Dr Elwood Kirby announcing Thaws condition and fears of violence as authorities plan tight security. References to Harrold Lewis murder case and indictments accompany scattered quotes about the Philadelphia attempt and related legal actions.
First clash between House and Senate over adjournment
Madison Wis July 1 The House defeats a joint resolution pushed by the Senate to adjourn and votes to meet next Tuesday. Speaker Whitter supports a short session and says he will push legislation and announce committee appointments this evening. Governor Philip and lawmakers discuss a special session.
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Noted Lumberman Held for Arrest in Lansdade Case
Rex Wundersieh, a reputed Langlaua lumberman, aged five, is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a foreign Indian in Lansdade. Wisconsin weather forecasts follow tonight into Friday with rising temperatures and precipitated conditions.
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Burglary convict Pillar kills himself in jail
Frank Pillar, released from a state penitentiary after a burglary sentence, shot himself in the head with a concealed revolver in the jail corridor. He died within half an hour, as authorities tried to determine his sanity.
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William F Wolfe collapses during Wisconsin Democratic rally
William F Wolfe, United States district attorney for the western district of Wisconsin, suffered a sudden apoplexy while speaking at a Democratic state central committee event in Madison. He collapsed after an hour’s talk urging better party organization and died two hours later. His death followed an appendicitis operation, with daughter Elizabeth and sister-in-law Albert Wolfe present. The gathering continued briefly as attendees paid respects and a letter from Senator Husting was read.
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Governor Philipp's Main Points in Message to Legislature
Governor Philipp outlines reforms across insurance regulation taxation and social programs. He calls for tighter rate regulation, consolidation of state commissions, expanded workmen's compensation supervision, pension and education oversight, and a four year term for a governor with appointed cabinet members. He advocates shorter sessions and party primary reforms.
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Congress debated railroads and wireless security measures
The Associated Press report notes that committees considered railroad subsidies and post bail, while officials including Bak Commander Todd advocated government control of wireless telegraphy as essential to national security. The piece suggests ongoing legislative contention over agency appropriations and broader strategic tech policy.
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Governor Addresses Legislature On Constitutional Change
The Wisconsin governor urged a constitutional amendment to allow a four year cabinet term and state cabinet appointments, backed a primary reform and party machinery, and called for state fire insurance regulation and tax commission-backed revenue approaches. He signaled a future address on liquor regulation and outlined budgetary constraints with no new taxes.
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