12 Jan 1917
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
1
AIPP article discusses varied war aims and peace prospects. President Wilson weighs entente signals and German concessions, including Belgium and France evacuations, and possible return of colonies while respecting territorial integrity.
Allies and Germany issue notes urging the United States on war aims and peace, with Germany denying blame for the war and detailing grievances. The allied note lists restitution, security guarantees, and liberation of minorities as prerequisites, while Germany argues its aims were defense and liberty and cites alleged Allied and British actions.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a district party race following Alfred Wolfe’s departure. Vague references to petition filings and a succession bid hint at a local contest, with a focus on party leaning and candidate positioning.
Fragmented text mentions potential threats to a senator and references individuals and government duties. Content is garbled and lacks clear facts, dates, or entities. Cannot determine a coherent event or responsible parties from the readable portions.
A Shawano man was arrested and charged with violation of federal liquor laws. The suspect, identified as Wunderlich, was brought to county jail by Pepi Marehai Cordell after an alleged incident at a Bruce store property. Police say extensive jurisdiction is involved and the case proceeds in county court with other parties connected in the inquiry.
Washington January reports Republicans pressed further inquiries into a stock market leak tied to President Wilsons peace note. The House Democrats delayed action and referred the Woot resolution to the rules committee amid calls for contempt against Lawson. The clash centered on who leaked and whether evidence supported further probe.
Democratic and Republican members clash over evidence of a stock leak from Washington. Rep Garrett denies any member's wrongdoing, while Rep Campbell cites WA Connolly & Co with connections to RB Bolling and suggests tracing the private wire. The majority resists a full inquiry citing fear of broader exposure.
Reed of Thorpe was unanimously elected president of the cheese makers union at a meeting here. Vice president Cre, secretary Aibelhold, and treasurer Schiereck also named. Directors include Brusnn of Spring Green and Bruehl? Gle, with Milwaukee and Appleton scoring 52 and 123 in standings.
Madison January 12 The Wisconsin legislature began work with numerous bills. Chapple Avhland proposes a legislative inquiry into insurance practices while A. S. Everett River introduces a workmen compensation rate bill. Senate member Jennings pushes a constitutional amendment for first class cities and charter power. A poll tax rise from 1.50 to 2.00 is proposed. Funeral plans for US District Attorney Wolfe are approved.
Frank J. Westcott sues George W. Brooks for personal injuries and property losses from an August 6 1915 automobile accident near Omro. Trial began with Westcott as first witness and jurors seated in about an hour amid ongoing testimony on damages and liability. An exhibit showing a smashed buggy wheel was introduced for the plaintiff.
A group of poultry workers gathered at the Wisconsin State Poultry Association event conducted by J. G. Halpin of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture. Morning talks covered breeding for poultry hatching and egg production. afternoon discussions included egg production, feeding, and breeding for protection. Demonstrations with birds and stereopticon features highlighted the day’s program.
A seven year old girl, Philomena, daughter of Muril, disappeared during a blizzard near Reach, N S. after leaving school grounds. A large search party of about a hundred men patrolled the area through the night and into the following day, but no trace has been found.
Fragmentary notes recount discussions in Congress on President Wilson's railway bill and related legislation. Mentions committee actions, potential amendments, and procedural rules under consideration. Strong entities include Wilson and Congress, with references to railway policy and legislative steps.
The opening in Onaloage shows Entente replies to the president, with early deals steady as May deliveries edge up. Prices run around 1.902 dollars per bushel, with modest moves and limited volatility as traders weigh supply and demand signals.
The Danish steamer Landa Jan was attacked by a submarine. The crew suffered casualties while the vessel was sunk, with authorities reporting the event and assessing damage and losses.
The high school gym opened for neighborhood program use last night with forty attending and twenty eight actually participating in class activities. Others include students in the annual program with Life Netball and other groups, reflecting a mixed turnout and ongoing community engagement.
Report by Catted Pym notes Arinwup f& ter posts strong earnings with a twenty percent return on capital. Prices for meat and related products climb, while Ogden Armour sees continued profit growth despite market volatility.
A woman found dead in Chicago is identified as the spouse of a man named Forskowitz. Police say the body shows signs of murder and a formal investigation is underway as authorities seek clues and statement from involved parties.
Badger troops prepare to return home after a short leave. They will depart by train tomorrow morning and are due back to receive their pay at noon. The event is noted by the regimental staff with plans for the journey back.
Prosecution reports Harry Thaw remains hospitalized amid fraught tests as he prepares to face his accuser. The case details an apparent blackmail plot and prior Mount Aloysius style allegations, with police gathering evidence and considering a transfer to New York for further proceedings.
A large explosion at a munitions plant in Kingsland New Jersey set the complex ablaze and sent shells raining into nearby villages. Police report the blaze started by a spark touching stored munitions. hundreds of thousands of shells await shipment. Firefighters and authorities describe widespread damage to town streets, with looting activity denied and surrounding railway yards damaged by falling debris.
Fragmentary text reports three women killed in Meath with unclear details. Readers are left with minimal, non-specific references to persons and places as authorities investigate the incident.
In Appleton a fire swept a fraternity building causing extensive damage and forcing evacuations. Investigators work to determine a cause while residents assess losses at the Wisconsin campus near Snow Town and Sedaris Street.
A soldier died by his own action under unclear circumstances at Fort Viejo during a tense patrol period. Investigators cordon the scene as officials await autopsy results and next steps.
Fragmented wartime dispatch notes Roumanian town Labortea reportedly falls to Teutonic forces amid mixed front actions. Reports mention Austro German advances on Mokatina frontier and Danube naval clashes. Frontline gains and prisoner exchanges described with heavy fighting near Sereth and north of the Ancre.
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