Carranza vows punishment for assassins amid Mexican tension
Reports from El Paso and Washington detail Mexico's turmoil as Carranza promises action against Villa forces while the United States presses for protection of its citizens. Secretary Lansing warns Americans to leave troubled districts and seeks concrete punishment for those killed near Chihuahua.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza
Lansing
Carraneza
Chihuahua
Durango
Mexico
United States
Brandits
White House
State Department
Senate
House
Lewis
Wicaragua
Mexican bandits kill Americans and threaten state nets theft
News from Madison Wisconsin reports that Mexican bandits killed Bart Kramer near Guierra sixty miles west of San Sayahel after raiding state nets. The U S State Department is informed the band commanded by former Villa officers Lopez and Morgan killed two Americans. officials say stealing fish from state nets is larceny. Republicans plan a January meeting to discuss delegate election amid tense border news.
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Madera
State Department
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Bart Kram
State Conservation Commis American
Morgan
Reyna Ahco
Amigmerl
Mek Wee
Ap Eymanazium
Mexican tensions rise as mining row and killings spark U.S. fears
Reports from Paso, Texas claim ten Americans may have been killed at Madera, Chihuahua, though confirmation is lacking. American Consul Edwards faced taunts in Juarez as mining leaders consider forming a guard to pursue bandits, amid possible foreign mining company arms support and plans to evacuate Americans from Parral district.
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eBy Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Maderz
Talagraph
Madera
Paren
Paso
Chihuahue
Chihuahua
Jack Leftbridge
Berry
Bbricora Ranch
Hearst
Juarez
Thomas Edwards
Acluarez
Edwards
Mexico
State Department
Tader
Filla
Chihuaima
Carranza
Chiicazhua
Parral
Price Finishes His Story in Wife Murder Trial
Frederick T. Price, accused of murdering his wife for her fortune, completed his testimony in district court as cross-examinations with defense and prosecution clashed. Price maintained the death was an accident, with three more witnesses to be examined before the defense rests.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minh
Frederick TF. Price
M. C. Brady
Price
Fish
Tomorro
Women Peace Advocates at National Council Meeting
Washington January 13. The National Council of Women holds its annual meeting led by the Marchioness of Aberdeen who presides over the International Council of Women and attends as guest of honor. A round table on Laws Pertaining to Women and Children is also scheduled.
Coast Artillery Captain and Three Privates Drown in Galveston Channel
News report from Galveston Texas states Captain Edward P. Nenes and three privates of the East Artillery Corps drowned when their transport steamer Charles E. Harwood sank in the Galveston Channel near Fort Crockett. Captain Nenes resided in Louisville Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Edward P. Nenes
Coast Artilery Post
Fort Crockett
East Artillery Corps
Wat
Ron Dew
Abe
Charles EL Harwood
Ward
Tampice
Aptain
Louisville
Prussian Premier Promises Tax Rise Amid War Speech
Berlin dispatch reports Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg opening the Prussian parliament after religious services. He defends Germany’s war aims, deflects blame to enemies, praises national resilience, and pledges to raise income tax to fund reconstruction while vowing unity with allies and a steadfast defense of the nation.
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Berlin
SU Hedwig
von Esthmann-Hollweg
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Europe
Prussia
Voo Lethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Lfe
Riverview Country Club raises dues and buys grounds
Appleton Wisconsin January 13 seven Elks club members meeting during a blizzard confirmed the purchase of Riverview Country Club grounds they have occupied for eighteen years for 53000 dollars. Dues rise from 15 to 30 and initiation fee is 60. Lawrence students reclassified as residents will pay 23 rather than 19 per year.
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Mverviews Country Club of
Appleton
Wis
Riverview Country Club
Elks' Club
Lawrence
Starvation in Scutari Reports Worsening Food Crisis
A Scutari telegram to the Serbian legation relays dire conditions as thousands of women and Serbian refugees lack food, with new arrivals sleeping in the cold and hundreds dying from cold and hunger, including many young children.
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Iby Associated Press
Paris
Rome
Scutari
Serbia
Noa
Junior Elks Club Planned in Green Bay Area
A special roll call meeting of the Green Bay Elks Lodge discussed launching a junior Elks club. Members subscribed 325,000 toward organizing the group and a clubhouse, with plans to place the project under lodge supervision if carried out.
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Reem Bey Lodge
Northresiem
Green Bar
Wis
Elks Jodge
Elks Club
Elks Lodge
Two Severe Earthquakes Recorded by Instruments
Washington reports two heavy earthquakes recorded early by instruments at Geareetows University. Rev. Francis A. Tondor, geographical rector, provides the conservative estimate of the events dated January 12 in Washington.
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sBy Assoiaied Press
Washington, D. C
Wassington
Francis A. Tondor
Porter Campbell Green Bay Yachtsman and GAR Leader Dies
Porter Campbell a Civil War survivor and longtime Green Bay resident died at age seventy five. He was famed as a racing yacht pilot on Green Bay and nearby waters and served as a prominent leader of the G A R in Wisconsin.
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Porter Campbell
Green Bay
Wis
Borhood
Margaret Wilson Undergoes Adenoid and Tonsil Operation
Margaret Wilson daughter of the president underwent surgery at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia for adenoids and enlarged tonsils today. The operation was pronounced highly successful by doctors in attendance.
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iBy Associated Press
Philadelphe
Misa Margaret Wilson
Jefferson Hospital
Zeppelins Failures Over London Highlight Defense Efforts
New York January 13 Twelve Zeppelin sorties toward London in December were repulsed by British defenses with three airships destroyed or captured. Dr W H Vincent of the colonial medical corps notes London’s elaborate anti air defense kept Zeppelins from city outskirts since October.
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Americas
New York
London
W. H Vincent
Colonial Medical Corps
Philadelphia
Vincent
Queen Sophia Recalled To Kaiser's Side In Berlin Flight
Wireless Rome dispatch reports Queen Sophia of Greece summoned to the side of her brother Emperor Wilhelm II whose illness prompts urgent return to Berlin. The message says the queen will depart at once for Berlin.
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Germany
Eee
London
Rome
Sophia Greece
Berlin
Collision at West Allis injures four seriously
Four men were seriously injured and three others badly cut when a Chicago bound Chicago and North Western train struck the rear of a Madison bound coach near West Allis station. Injured include Frank W. Daring from Darlington and E. R. Bowlers of Sheboygan with multiple bruises.
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Northwestern
Frank W. Daring
Darlington
Wis
J. I. Case
Threshing _Machine company
Racine
Iater
Milwaukee
E. R. Bowlers
Congress
Sheboygan
Wisboth
I A. Miter
Twenty-first Street
Chest Hhart
Steward Discharged At Northern State Hospital Oshkosh
Madison, Jan 13. David G Bachier longtime steward at Northern State Hospital Oshkosh has been dismissed after an internal probe led by William Fitzgerald. Assistant steward George Prosser handles duties pending a successor who is expected to be appointed next week. Bachier’s salary was 31.50 per day. Dr Adin Sherman superintendent was away and could not be reached for comment.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
David G. Bachier
Northern State Hospital
Oshkosh
William Fitzgerald
George Prosser
Board of Control
Bachier
Polk County
Adin Sherman
Northern Hospital
Hbertz
Atherr
Sherman
Wisconsin Banks Prosperous Increase in Resources Report
The Banking Commissioner and Governor note Wisconsin banks and trust companies show strong capital and rising resources. Aggregate capital reaches 22 million with a gain of 7.3 million over the year. Total resources total 253.5 million, up by 15.39 million, with exhibits detailing the condition of 68 banks, four mutual savings banks, and fifteen trust companies.
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Madison
Wis
Jan
Wisconsin
E. Kuvit
Philipp
Mutual Savings
Blizzard Rages Across Midwest With Record Lows
The storm drenches states from Iowa to Minnesota with heavy snow and winds. Prince Albert Saskatchewan reports 58 below zero, St Paul records 31 below, and northern cities endure extreme cold. Rail traffic halts, lines stalled, and utilities suffer outages as crews battle the blizzard.
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Almola
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Chicago
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Minn
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St Paul Road
Seattle
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Publication of State Laws Restated in Correct Form
The secretary of state reports the state papers erred in publishing a law from the last legislative session. A republication in the statutes compilation will be official and correct any irregularities in the previous publication.
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Madison
Wis
John
Donald Haz
Owen
Portuguese Budget Forecast Shows Large 1926 Deficit
The 1926 37 budget introduced by Prime Minister Comte in Lisbon projects a deficit of 1.1 million escudos with revenue estimated at 560 thousand escudos and ordinary expenses around 5.0 million. The total includes defense disbursements and wartime duties Portugal must perform.
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Portegal
Biaben
Portugal
Jimber Comte
City Shivers Through Real Cold Wave Blizzard
Oshkosh endures a blistering blizzard with twenty one degrees below zero. Wind gusts up to twenty five miles per hour drive drifting snow. streets and interurban lines struggle as Wisconsin Electric Railway and Oshkosh-Neenah lines battle severe conditions. Trains and wires face disruptions while residents brace for continued cold as crews work to restore services.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Newport
Weather Bureau
Duluth
Ming
Fond DU Lac
Wis
Soo” Line
Chicago
Sco
Stevens Point
Here
Oshkosh
Chippewa
Paint Creek
Appleton
Biimard
Wisconsin Electric Railway Company
Evan Viescent
Oshkosh Normal School
Oshkosh-Neenah
Omro
Litte Chot
Salan Ho
St. Paul Road
Ostkosh
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Russians Gain Strategic Value in East Campaign
Reports from London and Petrograd describe Russian advances in Galicia and Bessarabia aimed at pressuring Austro German forces and shifting momentum in the Balkans. Officials note Saugura’s capture would complicate supply routes near Czernowitz while Greek entries in Corfu signal Entente control to deter Serbian starvation threats.
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London
Eaxtern
Saugura
Czernowitz
Ig x
Sadgura
Czernowits
Petrograd
Galicia
Bessarabia
Taland
Corfu
Greece
Champagne
Sundar
Montenegro
Gettinje
Saloniki
Athens
Giornal« d Italoe
Doiran
Mount Loveen
Italy
Austria
Adriatic
Albania
Serbia
Nicholas
Bovcen
Vienna
Fire destroys buildings in Republic Mich causing $4000 loss
An early January fire in Republic Michigan damaged several buildings and their contents with an estimated loss of about $4000. No injuries were reported as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Associated Press
Marquette
Mich
Threstore
Republic
Hach
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