Neutral Zone Proposed for Northern Mexico Amid US Interest
United States and Mexico would jointly police a neutral zone in northern Mexico to restore order if disorders persist. Senator Gore's resolution seeks authorization for the president to strike an accord with General Carranza to deploy troops along the border and protect Americans, amid reports of American concentration near Torreon and Monterey.
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Associated Press
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D.C
el Paso
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Carranca
Chihuahua
C. JB. Watson
Parer of Americama
Santa Ysalesi
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Watson
Carranza Immigration
Juarez
Carranza
State Department
Gore
Mexico
United States
Oklahoma
Foreign Relations Committee
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Tar- Tron
Monterey
Hanna
Wear -Shapimi
Torreon
Asar County
Laguna
Lerdo
Subara
Hanne
Monterer
Torreez
Amiericans
Silliman
Quere
Taro
General Trevino
Tien
Jose Rodriguez
Carlos Amaya
Villaistas
Trevino
Coen
Duranto
Durango
Parral
Texas
Hihuahua
Cesds Grandes
Gabriel Gavira
Brongh
Gavira
Wiliam J. Wallace
Peaceful Return After Lumber Camp Changes
Special to The Northwestern Rhinelander Wis Jan 17 Peace returns to Park Falls Lumber Company camps after threatened strike over new amenities. Men objected to electric lights steam heat and a weekly steam room but later acclimated to the changes.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Park Falls Lumber Company
Two Prominent Men Die in Separate Incidents
Henry Semple Ames, vice president of the Mississippi Valley Trust Co., died at his St. Louis home from pneumonia. He was 53 and a member of clubs in St. Louis New York Seattle and Helena. Charles Dever editor of The Woman's World in Chicago fell on a sidewalk and died shortly after at 59.
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Br Associated Press
St. Louis
Hhenrs Semple Ames
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Cluts
New York
Seattle
Helena
Mant
Chicago
NEAD
Til
Charlex Dever
The
Woman's World
Spanish steamer Belgica sinks after sinking in voyage
London January 17. The Spanish steamer Belgica has sunk with twenty three crew members saved. The last maritime record shows her at Bagunto, Spain. Belongs to International Navigation Co of Balboa.
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Iy Asfocsareg Cresss
London
Belgica
Bagunto
Spain
International Navigation Company of
Balboa
Vigo
Lite
Maritime Register
Zilie
State militia asked after fire at Wirt Oklahoma
Citizens of Wirt Oklahoma urged Governor Williams to send state militia to the town after a large fire destroyed the business and residence areas by noon leaving about 1,900 homeless.
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Wirt
Okla
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Awirt
RL. Williams
Four Mem Plead Guilty in Anticounterfeit Rubber Conspiracy
Four men Edward Weber Paul Schmidt Max Jaeger and Richard Wohlberg pleaded guilty to a federal indictment accusing them of conspiring to ship contraband rubber to Germany in violation of customs laws. Jaeger named leader. fines ranged from 50 to 1500 and the Rubber and Guayule Agency also pled guilty. Annie Dekkers was too ill to appear.
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Associated Press
New York
Jan
Edward Weber
Paul Schmidt
Max Jaeger
Richard Wohlberg
Rubber and
Guarule
Annie Dekkers
Clerton
Jaeger
Weber
Schmidt
Wahlberg
Guayule
Albert Weber
Berlin
Germany
Wreck on Illinois Central Injures Four Seriously
An Illinois Central collision near Cherokee injures four seriously and leaves many others hurt. The baggage car reportedly derailed first, pulling five cars from the track as the engine and tender stayed on the rails. A special train carried the injured to Cherokee for emergency treatment.
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Associated Press
Zentral
S. L. Sage
Cherokee
Charles Kegp
Primshar
Farnam
Supreme Court rules damage actions abolished in Washington
The Supreme Court today held Washington state Workmen's Compensation law abolishes all damage actions by workers in hazardous employments, whether against employers or third parties. The case involved the widow and children of Benjam Meese suing Northern Pacific railroad for alleged negligent killing in Seattle. Lower courts differed, with the appeals court saying only employer actions were barred. The high court affirmed the district court's broad interpretation.
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Arm
Bhat Shed Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
District Cou
Cite Court of Appeals
Bergen fire in Norway darkest in history affects Madison residents
A special report notes the Bergen blaze as the worst in Norwegian history with extensive destruction including banks and newspapers. It cites Madison ties through residents born in Bergen, mentions about 240 people left homeless, and references figures such as Mrs Storm Ball and Chief Paul Hanson.
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Madison
Saga
Norway
Northwestern
W Dan
N Poof
Andersen
Sity
Berges
Storm Ball
Berzen
Paul Hanson
Stenghion Gise
Andersn
Denmark
Mother and baby frozen near Freedom in Wisconsin
Special to The Northwestern Appleton Wisconsin report says Mrs John Schuler an Oneida reservation squaw and a baby were found frozen to death a mile north of Freedom this morning. A second squaw is missing and believed dead with a shapoose strapped to the mother’s back.
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Appleton
Wis
John’ Schuler
Shapoose
Freedom
Wilson nominates Fredericks Harris for navy guard bureau chief
President Wilson nominated Fredericks Harris to lead the bureau of guards and tracks in the navy department with the rank of rear admiral, succeeding Rear Admiral Stanford who has completed his term of duty.
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Associated Pre
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Fredericks BR. Harris
English Gain as Turkish Forces Fell Back in Mesopotamia
Reports from London and Paris indicate British advances in Mesopotamia with Turkish forces retreating toward Kuth-el-Amara after renewed operations. The Turkish line near Wad should and Ctesiphon faced pressure as weather hampered both sides and officials discussed the broader campaign.
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House of Commons
Mesopotamia
Kuth-el- Amara
J. Austen Chamberlain
India
Wad Said
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Tamaia
Ctesipen
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Essian
Karth-el-Amara
Ormih
Imer
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Tigris
Kuth-el-Amara
Ayim
Sogdan
Berlin
Valle
Havin
Sanatimia
Kuth-el_ Amara
Ypatrois
French Generaia
Marseilles
France
Generali Gallieni
Serviere
Bernard
Mar
Yamade
Houisson
Marseelles
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Dep
Pankhurst Granted Parole Admission to United States
Mrs. Pankhurst the suffrage leader on parole in New York under immigration authorities will be admitted to the United States upon papers arriving in Washington. President Wilson opposes her exclusion and she works in the temper of the separate measure.
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New York
Pendime
Associated Press
Washington, D
Maeline Pankhurst
United States
Washington
Wilson
War updates from the Caucasus and Saloniki front
The imperial order signals a change in operations on the Caucasus front while British forces prepare for a Saloniki push. Russian activity in Bessarabia declines as Austrian advances push toward Scutari. Serbia sets headquarters at Brindisi, Italy.
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Caucasus
Init
Saloniki
Russia
Bessarabia
Mo Fsi
Scutari
Brindisi
Italy
Montenegro seeks separate peace with Austria
The Overseas News Agency reports Count István Szabó, Hungary's premier, indicated Montenegro asked for peace and would lay down arms. A dispatch from Athens notes Austria offered a separate peace with Montenegro guaranteeing Scutari rights in exchange for Mount Lovćen.
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Associated Press
S Brlin
Count Isza
Montenegro
Rome
Austria
Athens
Montenesto
Scutari
Mount LE
Amroun
WILLARD IN DEMAND AS BIDS FOR FIGHT GROW
Heavyweight champion Willard arrives to discuss bids for a Moran fight with Frank Moran of Pittsburg. Tom Jones, his manager, weighs offers reportedly reaching around thirty thousand dollars. The deal involves potential preliminary events and mentions Tex Rickard ties. Kid Parmer, long afflicted with tuberculosis, noted for many victories and a claim to a championship, is described in passing.
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Associated Pr. Mo
Jani Jard
Siuist
Tom Jones
Thempion
Frankj Moran
Pittsburg
Jones
Frinds
Barney Automobile Racer
Roth
Tia Tuana
Mexico
Billy Weisman
Tex” Rickard
New York
Curley
Kid Parmer” Drar
Feives
United Mine Workers Convene for Interstate Coal Talks
Delegates from the United Mine Workers gather for their annual convention in Indianapolis as officers and coal operators attempt to forge a new interstate contract. Talks address districts in Ohio and western Pennsylvania and potential renewal of four-state cooperation. Leaders express optimism despite expirations this spring.
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Inilianapo
United Aine Workers
United States
Canada
Fihe Union
Hitumi- Nous
Ohio
Pennesyvania
Weather Forecast Snows and Warmer Then Colder
Forecast indicates light snow flurries tonight followed by a cooler Wednesday. Local observations show temperatures around 59 degrees with some variation in the southern portion.
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Bam
Wiscessia
Sea South
Tueadar
Real cold spell sweeps across the south and Midwest
The Associated Press reports a broad cold wave as frigid air pushes from the Mississippi eastward. Temperatures drop to four below in Cleveland and three below in Indianapolis, with freezing reaching Texas and Ohio towns and people skating to work in Duluth.
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DCG
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Ohio River
Mobile
Atlantic States
Florida
Cleveland
Ohio
Duluth Minn
Texas Fruit and Produce
Brownsville
Cincinnate
Cincinnati
Sa.m
Piesberg
Shio Valley
Indiana
Lulemapolis
Ind
Pioneer Lumbarman Robert Campbell Dies at 86
Robert G. Campbell longtime Oshkosh resident and early Niagara frontier settler died after a long illness. Born January 23 in New York, he moved to Oshkosh in 1859 with his brother William A Campbell. He helped run the Campbell company and served in the first fire company. Funeral to be held from 215 Wisconsin Avenue with burial at Riverside Cemetery.
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Rovert C. Campbell
Niagara
Rober G. Campbell
Casin
Mr. Campbell
New York State
Oshkosh
William A.ppell
Michigan
William
Port Maple
Jacksons Point
Zea
Aidge
Lea and Paul
Robert Campbell
Eg Andj Ie
William Campbell & Sonaj Wa
H. Cameron
Cameron Company
Robert C Campbe
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James PD. Campbell
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Wisconsin Avenue
Lemorree
Foomack
Riverside Cemetery
La Follette improves after grip attack
Madison January 17 Senator Robert M La Follette shows improvement in his grip illness and expects to resume duties soon. He visited Prof H A Bradley’s home where the six year old daughter died last night and later rode in a closed automobile to his law office to take over mail.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
H. A. Bradley
la Follette
Didge R. G. Siedecker
Austria Lodges Protest Over Corfu Occupation
Berlin reports the Austro Hungarian government has lodged a formal protest with U.S. Ambassador Frederick C. Penfield in Vienna over French and British detachments occupying Corfu. It cites violations of the London treaties and accuses Britain and France of disregarding international law. The embassy was asked to convey the protest to London and Paris.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Vienna
Frederick C. Penfield
Corfu
London
Rye
Great Britain
France
Northern Wisconsin District Attorney Reports No Removals Amid Hospital Finance Scrutiny
Madison reports state officials say Dr. Adin Sherman remains safe from removal as scrutiny continues over finances at the Northern Hospital for the Lusene. District Attorney D E McDonald, accountant William Fitzgerald, and A G John Baker discuss shortages tied to steward Bachler and a family-run farm operation.
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Madison
Wis
Adin Sherman
Northern Suite
P. H. Findley
State Board of Control
Teday
Findley
Sherman
William Fitzgerald
Wisconsin
John F. Baker
Anomely
D. E. McDonald
Northern Hospital
Lusene
David G. Bacller
Board of Control
McDonald
Adm Sherman
Bachler
William Prosser
A. A. Bachier
David G. Bachier
A.A. Bacher
Inon
Harper Bahler
Wheeler
Polk Country
Tize
Distria Ev
Winnebago County Bar Plans Welcoming Wisconsin Bar
Members of the Winnebago County Bar Association met after the January circuit court session to form a five member committee to arrange entertainment for the Wisconsin Bar Association's next summer meeting. John F. Kimw, Fred Boganger, D. E. McDonald and George E. Williams were named to coordinate plans with state organizers.
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Winmekego County Association
Wisconsin Bar Association
Winnebago County Bar Association
Counts
Theft From Bank Fails at St Anthony Falls
An attempted bank theft at St Anthony Falls bank, Minneapolis, ends when a man grabs a bag of money from the vault, escapes through a glass door, and is tackled by clerks on the sidewalk as police arrive.
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Minneapois
Minn
St. Anthony Falls
Mother and girl slain in Chelsea home murder
Mrs Rena Ostovich and her seventeen year old daughter Annie were found killed in their Chelsea residence. A lodger, Adam Tarjian, was wounded in the incident described as a double murder with the lodger attempting suicide. Authorities labeled the case a triple crime with one wounded.
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Associated Fresp
Chelsea
Mass
Jan
Rena Ostovich
Annie
Adam Tarjian
Wilson faces Mexico crisis with war options debated
Washington reports President Wilson may seek Congress authority to send a large force into Mexico if diplomacy fails. Military officials warn of costly guerilla warfare and vast mobilization, while officials consider Carranza’s control and new revolts as pressure mounts for intervention.
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Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Mexico
Deai Wilson
Congress
United States
Philippines
Fnally
William McKinley
Spain
Mation
McKinley
Washington
Carranza
Villa
Theu
Juarez
State paid over million in workers compensation
Injured workmen and dependents in Michigan received 1,212,103 under the workers compensation act in 1913, per the annual report of the State Industrial Accident Board. An additional 115,645 was paid by employers for insured workers medical and hospital care.
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Michigan
State ‘Industrial Accident Board
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