Bryan Will Run for President Says Wiseacres
An editorial notes that despite William J. Bryan denying candidacy, many believe he remains a potential nominee due to his influence and speeches. It discusses party dynamics, labor voting uncertainty, and the impact on Wilson’s administration amid a looming San Francisco convention.
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Washington, D. C
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
House of Representatives
Acco i
Brean
San Francisco
Erran
Demageadie
Bisan
Senate
Syhem Cer
Democratic Party
Wilson
Aii
Exran
Westhington
Potl
Mir. Stear
Searing Trust
SeThis
Seta Demforais
Viscount Grey Arrives at Southampton England
British ambassador to the United States Viscount Grey of Falstone arrived in Southampton this morning aboard the White Star liner Atlantic. He had no official statement to make but said he was prepared to return to America in an official or private capacity.
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Southampton
Viscount Grey
Faliofion
Mornon Beard
America
Four Governors Back General Wood By United Press
Four governors declare support for General Wood at Republican conferences as party leaders plan the convention choices. The Chicago dispatch notes formal backing and the expectation that the convention will nominate a single candidate for the presidency.
Freudenburg Gets Bail in Fond du Lac Case
Fond du Lac court granted bail of 25000 to Dr Frendenburs charged with the death of Nettie Duffies. Prosecutors disclosed a key witness, Mrs Minnie Ballard, and plan to exhume Alfred Duffies next week as the detective caseagainst the physician unfolds.
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Associated Press
Fond du lac—Jutze
Chester A. Fowter
Nettie
M. Spooner
Green Lake
Paul Wererefore
Frendenburs
Minnie Ballard
Brenderburs
du Lac
Blaine Seeks Reestablishment of Two Cent Fare
A Blaine release states a fight to restore the two cent fare through legal action and public appeals. The plan includes challenging current fare rules and pursuing reinstatement via court and municipal channels.
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Blaine
Wisconsin Supreme Court Upheld Sale of Price Corniciniac
The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed the lower court ruling authorizing the sale of Mrs Price's property to cover medical claims. The court declared the sale lawful under state law allowing asset disposition to satisfy damages from medical treatments and related costs.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
WoGey
Lower Court
Wisconsin
Oregon Ratifies Suffrage in Special Session
In Salem Oregon the legislature convened in a special session to ratify a federal constitutional amendment granting suffrage. News copy notes passage and official action by the state legislature with Associated Press reporting.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Sigilian Feud Revival Obscured By Multiple Murders
Detroit and Michigan towns report a revived Sigilian feud amid a spate of deadly incidents including a woman drowned on the city outskirts, a suspect's confession repudiated, and police questioning of Mrs. Brown in a fire murder case. Trials proceed in several cases with defense claims of mental deficiency and anticipated jury actions.
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Soo
Erie
Joseph
Mau Tabor
Sarah Tabor
J Wionker
Wirse
Lee Angeles
Cal
Harrr S New
Frieda Lesser
Judd F. Rush
of New
Bush Sid
Iere
Schott
Pennsylvania protests against corn embargo
A Western New York outbreak of the European corn borer prompts Pennsylvania officials to denounce a Wisconsin embargo on corn. Director James J. Sanders said Pennsylvania remains free from the borer and urged continued vigilance and agricultural safeguards.
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Pennsylvania
Unified Press
Wisconsin
New
Posts Condemn Dempsey Independently Across Regions
Various regional posts condemn Dempsey independently while national groups debate action. The Associated Press notes posts differ in stance, with some urging national action and others waiting for guidance from the central organization.
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Dempsey
Defense First Witness in Stapleton Case Reported
First witness for the Stapleton case described in fragmented text, noting charges and alleged travel to a goodhouse visit and home after dancing at a road event. Names and precise actions are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Stapleton
Paish to Speak at Trade Conference
A report says Paish will address a trade conference with emphasis on financial policy. The Associated Press notes the event is linked to Sir George Pi tions and the broader discussion of The Fi Trade.
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Paish
Associated Press
Sir George Pitions
Many Medals For Chair Officers Says Gallivan
Washington details reveal Gallivan pushing for a complete war facts statement from the War Department on Medal allocations. He argues the Distinguished Service Medal favored front line officers over those in Washington, calling for broader recognition and congressional inquiry into service awards.
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Gallivan
Pre
Washington
BD. A
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Galivan
War Department
Army Democrats
General Staff
Representatie Gallivan, Missechese
Associated Press
Washiogton
BD. C
Galliyas
Washingston
D. S
Eenet
Women on Committee Form Democratic National Convention Preparations
Washington reports the Democratic National Committee appoints a 17 member arrangements committee for the San Francisco convention, including two women Mrs George Bass and Mayr E. For among the members. Chairman Cummings will lead. five subcommittees will handle convention phases. first meeting planned in San Francisco within days.
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Chiainusa Cummings
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Cummings
Airs
George Bass
Mayr E
Los Angeles
J. Bruce Kremer
Brentana
Wibur M. Siar
Edward
Hoffman
Howell
Grorss
Norman E. Muck Yo
Lynch
Minnesota
Charkey
Forschenstein
E. H. Moore
Ohio
Arthur Febraske
W. Courlin
Massachus
Jore BE Dock Yweiler
Harnett
Colorado
Nun
Ibi
Island
Rovers HH
Eider Lelanc
Ospecific
City of Alma Named Cargo Carrier Launched at Harriman
The 5,560 ton City of Alma, built at Harriman Delaware yard of Merchants Shipbuilding, was launched in May. Esther Phodes of Alma City sponsored the ceremony, with Alma citizens and Mayor Chartier present. It is the third cargo ship launched at the Harriman emergency plant.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cimier
Aime Ax
Merchants’ Shinbuilding Corporation
Harrman
Delaware
Leanacy
Alma
Sid
Miles Esther Phodes
Civ
Paris
Chartier
Harriman
Mexican Official to Release Petroleum Data
An official in Mexico City will provide data on petroleum, with details expected from government observers. The release aims to clarify production, reserves, and pricing, highlighting implications for national energy policy and market players.
Raid Moonshiners Highlight Prohibition Curriculum
The Associated Press reports Chicago traffic on illegal distilling as a key lesson in a federal prohibition curriculum. Maj. A. V. Dal directs the program with a focus on raid planning and execution, citing years of moonshine suppression in Kentucky and Tennessee as context for the course.
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Associated Press
Chicago
A. V. Dalon
Timneis
Indiana
Titesia Organization of Forces
Cal. Frar
Kentucky
Miners Say They Will Accept Prices, Not Strike Policy
Associated Press reports that mine operators told the Wage Stabilization Commission they would not join any price-fixing beyond Lever Act limits. The talks covered wartime controls, proposed wage hikes, shorter hours, and abolition of double pay. John L. Lewis urged limits on the commission’s powers while operators pressed for a 60 percent wage increase and a 6 hour shift, arguing those demands reflected miners’ needs rather than bargaining ploys.
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Washington
Lis
Central Ever | Fers
Con Axent
Mini
Commission
Itseircus
Oni Siwiké
BSRQ
Flight from Rome to Tokyo Readied in January End
Readings indicate a Rome to Tokyo flight is prepared with a January launch target. Colonel Heriiri, head of aeronautics, declares a readiness process and a completion date around January 20. Officials in Fribuna tocor confirm the schedule.
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Tokyo
Heriiri
King Christian Sends Message to Wilson
Fragmentary OCR reveals a monarch named King Christian sending a message to Wilson and a reference to ideals. The reading is incomplete and names or dates are unclear.
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King Christian
Wilson
Judge Anderson denounces Red scare hysteria at Harvard
Associated Press reports Judge Anderson criticizes wartime style fear of Reds at Harvard. He urges restraint on free speech agitation, arguing danger lies in overreaction to alleged subversive influence. Conference remarks reflect tensions between legality and public fear.
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Associated Press
Berton
Andersen
Skedtingtos
Smia
Massachusets
Harvard lAbera
Senate
Marranti
America
Judie Atsierson
Harvard
Jie
French Cabinet Halts Work On Dorreadnaughts
Wartime measures freeze progress on a naval project as the French cabinet acts to halt work on the Dorreadnaughts. Finance Minister Blitz signals aims to adjust finances while the cabinet approves bids for vessels and budget allocations for military needs during the buildup before combat.
Obituary of Mrs. Mott of Oshkosh and Oswego area
Special to Northwest Gconto reports the cremation remains of Gusta Mott, longtime resident, were moved Wednesday from Wright Street to Evergreen Cemetery. Born in Oshkosh February 20, 1851, she leaves a daughter and a Milwaukee family. survived by Miss Verna Mou of Milwaukee and Osborn of Milwaukee, plus cousin L. Osteen of Oshkosh.
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Gusta Mott
Mitaken
Willian BE
Gan I & Mott
Stotehariacg Hed
Siss Vermasett
Milwaukee
O. A. Osborn
Decenand
One Spot of Color Amid Desolation in Lens
A desolate Lens scene is described with a lone splash of color amid ruined surroundings. The report mentions Keius Whit Marka site and Gertrude G mour of New York, with references to wartime sheltering, equipment, and a peaceful, restored postwar setting.
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Associated Press
Pranera
Keius
Ciety
Sirs
Gertrude Gmour
New York
State case proceedings include twenty witnesses in Millstead
The State presents twenty witnesses in the Millstead case as a United Press report notes the surveillance and trial activity. Robert Morehead is cited among key figures as testimony unfolds this week with a focus on evidence and testimony from Lee and other parties.
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Ey United
Marzonfield
Robert Morehead
Lee
Stert
Democrats to Meet at Milwaukee Conference
A stalled OCR fragment hints at a Democratic meeting in Milwaukee with references to party activities, paths, and regional events. The text contains distorted names and places, but indicates party gathering planning and potential candidate mentions.
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Milwaukee
Treaty Promulgated by Brazilian President Confirmed
A distorted notice reports Brazil promulgated a treaty with Upson Tas asserting peace. The garbled text references government officials and vested interests, but the core claim remains that Brazil issued formal approval affecting international accord status.
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Hilo Twertre
Upson
AT Peace
Bandits Are Beaten After Brief Shootout
A garbled report notes a confrontation where armed bandits were defeated. The article mentions names like New York and Demest Heogaren and references to a register and a prior incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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New York
Lesten
Ratification Must Stand Anti-selond League Counted Says Legislatures Cannot Repeat Approval Action
Washington DC Associated Press reports state legislatures cannot renew ratification of the constitutional prohibition amendment. Governor Smith comments on attempts by Jemney and Qohin to repeal. Congress refused to accept earlier affirmative votes. Justice Marshall cited that past actions cannot be recalled by a future legislature. In Michigan, parties argued over ratifying federal prohibition without a referendum, with the court ordered to decide mandamus on petition acceptance.
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League
Associated Press
Washington, DC
Legiato Gres
Wayne Bowheeler
Anttsatoor League
W York
Smith
Wheeler
Jemney
Qohin Iy
Congress
Justice Marshall
Lansing
Mich
Atcle Eutreme
Every Church Beneficiary Report From City Clergy
Fragmented OCR note shows church beneficiaries across the city and a rector’s intervention. Mentions John Sehenette and a prelate, with funds left to churches and invitations. Pencil memoranda indicate testator instructions carried out without witnesses.
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Marinetis
Vnt
John Sehenette
Othir
Alleged Radicals Tracked by Milwaukee Officials
Unclear fragmentary OCR mentions immigration inspector Nessler and a group described as radicals. The note implies a confrontation or inspection process with authorities targeting alleged radicals, with references to Milwaukee and Trisef or similar place names.
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Milwaukee
Tris
Radis
Nessler
U S Woman Leader in London Society
Viscountess Acheson, famed as a social leader in London, is American born. She is the daughter of Ridgley Carter, longtime secretary of the U S embassy in London and later envoy to Bucharest. Her husband, Lord Acheson, recently visited America and was decorated with the Croix de Guerre.
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Viscountess Acheson
London
Ridgley Carter
U.S
Undertakers Eye U S Army Dead in France Debate
United Press reports senate military affairs probes possible undertaker influence behind a push to repatriate American war dead. Representative Porter chairs a resolution authorizing the president to exhume and transport bodies not buried abroad for reinterment in designated American cemeteries, with Arlington a possibility. About 5,155 American dead are outside France. 71,800 buried there, 18,800 outside the army zone, while France bars removal within the zone. The state department seeks a reversal of that ban.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Tiermas
Colorado
Gen Star
Thomas
Thoms
Prince
France
Waar
House Foreign Relations Comeatir
Tee
Porter
Che
Bwrth
America
United States
National
Arlington
Sureses
Paris
Witte
Canadian Paper Mill Seized in Controller Dispute
United Press reports the Fort Frances Paper mill is now under a controller after defying orders to supply western Canadian newspapers with newsprint. The seizure followed the plant’s halted shipments to customers in the United press market as supplies run low.
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United Press
Ottawa
State Telegraph Laws Put Inoperative by Court Ruling
A lower court ruling found state laws on telegraph companies inoperative under congressional authority. The decision allowed damages of 109 dollars to a plaintiff, with the court noting the supremacy of federal law over conflicting state statutes in the telegraph sector. The case, arising in Washington, involved parties challenging state regulations as invalid.
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iBe
Washipson
Congress
Tae
Weather and a Local Obituaries Note
A garbled weather and obituary blurb notes a colder night with rising cloudiness and possible increase in precipitation. It also references local obituary notices and mentions a chilly forecast with temperatures near 29 degrees in some areas.
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