Wisconsin Call For Special Legislature February 19 1918
Governor of Wisconsin calls a special session for February 19 to consider appointive power in a U S Senate vacancy, war measures, drainage laws, elections for military service, and other statutes. The release lists topics including borrowing for defense, voting rights for absent military electors, prison labor, and anti sedition provisions.
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House of Correction
Wisconsin Governor calls a February special session
Governor Emanuel L. Philipp issues a formal call for a February 19 session to consider seventeen items. The agenda includes financial measures, a U S senate appointment, broader absentee voting, stricter social disease laws, penalties for insurrection, skim milk cheese branding laws, and public education wage provisions.
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Enemy U-Boat Off Texas Report Amid Gulf Activity
Wireless reports from a US patrol boat say a submarine was sighted seven miles off Galveston Texas. Fort Grokelt declined comment. troops on shore were recalled after a possible sighting and German activity in Mexico raises fears of Gulf commerce disruption.
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Inquiry on Sig Blaze Investigated by State Authorities
United Indianapolis reports an investigation into the $1.56 million fire that destroyed the Industrial Building housing twenty three companies. Officials believe the blaze was incendiary. no arrests yet. The fire began last night and was controlled early today, with several hundred automobiles stored inside lost.
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FIRE RAGES AT WASHINGTON BARRACKS QUARTERMASTER WAREHOUSE
A large blaze at the Washington barracks quartermaster warehouse destroys arms gear and clothing worth thousands. Firefighters with help from Marines battle the flames for over an hour and a half. The origin remains undisclosed as smoke and explosions hamper efforts. several soldiers suffer minor injuries.
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Trotzky Wins Halt Victory Amid Peace Talks Shuffle
A nascent Warsaw negotiation scene shifts power as Trotzky distances German aims, with Russia poised to press for democracy and territorial terms. German concessions appear tied to a broader defeat, while Lenine and Trotzky push for non annexation guarantees and a decisive peace stance.
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Ten People Killed in Wreck Near Houston
A late report from Houston describes a catastrophic train wreck near Ginopoay causing ten deaths and fifteen injuries. Emergency crews rushed to the scene with heavy delays impacting telegram wires and transportation, as investigators begin cataloging the casualties and securing the crash site.
Willard Upholds Board At Senate Inquiry
Willard testified before a Senate committee in a government reform inquiry, supporting the board and urging reorganizations. He advocated a minister of maruritians? and praised the army purchasing changes as making the department more efficient, arguing the nation can handle upcoming muni tions challenges.
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Forum Cancelled Again Due To Speaker’s Absence
A People forum session planned for this evening was abandoned after the speaker from Chicago could not arrive. Attempts to reach Mr Hiley by telegraph failed, and organizers postponed the meeting with hopes of rescheduling later in the season.
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Fragmented Western frontier story yields grim death toll
Faded lines describe a hazardous coal yard or factory district in the Midwest where workers faced deadly conditions. The piece notes missing workers, collapsed structures, and authorities probing the cause while crews struggle to restore order and safety.
Passenger list from a disrupted voyage
A damaged report notes 200 passengers aboard a vessel and mentions several names and affiliations. The fragment cites Ber thine and 1st mate roles, with references to a voyage, activities, and a party, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Man Frozen to Death Near Genii Lutater Campaign
A man named Marigeite Nie, aged 14, died after freezing near the Genii Lutater campaign site. His body was found by local authorities and he was later identified as missing from St. Vaal. The incident occurred on May 1 and is being investigated by police.
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Independence Appeal Referendum For Yreland Initiated
An independence appeal is launched via a united plea urging a referendum. The text notes a campaign seeking self rule for Yreland amid ongoing det counter-current events. Entities include Sinn Mein and Presa petert as organizers.
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Wisconsin Fair Weather Outlook With Snow in East
A cryptic weather note indicates snow in the eastern portion and cold conditions with a potential warm spell later. The text mentions Tuesday as a likely cold day and references a fair in Wisconsin with varying conditions across regions.
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England in Reed of 400,000 Ki Cabinet Zener Tells Coma
A chaotic report outlines British debates over labor cooperation and national service. Key figures like Sir A. Geddes are cited as officials consider not introducing conscription for the present. The article recalls Allied and Russian wartime actions, with ministers noting strategic shifts and ongoing troop movements across Europe.
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Japan Faces Siberia Disturbance Sparks Worry
United Sind correspondent reports unrest in Vindistok with Bolshevik activity and police clashes spilling into street fighting. Officials fear spillover as Cossacks arrive from the hinterland and discuss measures to protect Russian interests amid tense conditions.
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Contempt Imputed to Labor Union Officials
The Supreme Court upheld actions against leaders of the United Mine Workers for contempt of court in a case involving restricted railroad passenger fares. Eleven officials, including President Hayes, faced show cause orders for defying court orders and potential penalties.
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Northwestern Wisconsin bowling ties tourney dates set
An Associated Press item from Fond du Lac Wisconsin dated January 14 states the annual Northwestern Wisconsin bowling association tournament will be held in Fond du Lac on March 2, 1918.
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Texan Tragic: American Tanker Sunk After Collision?
An American trawler off Europe reports the Texan, a 74,000 ton tanker, struck amidships and sinking after a collision. Forty three aboard the Texan took to lifeboats as rescue efforts pursued. A distress call said, We are sinking, lowering boats, goodbye, no more. No confirmed location or cause yet.
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