German raider hunts 26 allied ships in south Atlantic
Buenos Aires reports a German commerce raider at large in Atlantic waters believed to have sunk or captured 26 allied merchant ships. Twenty four vessels are accounted for, with several British cruisers and a Japanese steamer among pursuing forces. Survivors describe harsh treatment aboard the raider as searches continue for missing French steamers and the supply steamer Tinte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
United Pres Minfy
United Pres
Buenos Aires
Pant
Orama
Vindietiie
Glasgow
Edinburg Castle
Vindictite
York
Argentine
le Touche
Treville
Capra
Pernambuco
Iery
Work of German Raider Continues Amid Reports and Confusion
Reports detail ongoing German raider activity with claimed ships sunk nearing twenty six, including the Arequay and Admiral La Touche Revelville listed on Lloyds register. British ships Telegrams describe encounters near the Atlantic, while Brazilian neutrality is enforced. Observers note captives’ complaints aboard prize vessels of poor food and quarters.
Wolfe recommends brother of late federal attorney for western Wisconsin
Fragmentary text notes a recommendation involving a brother of a late federal attorney in Wisconsin, with unclear chain of events and phrases about assignments, dates, and potential positions. Names and details are obscured, leaving the core action and persons difficult to identify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wastin
Chase
William Fo Watte
Madison
Ionations
Gia
Philipp grants pardon to Julia Reuchert in Wisconsin
Governor Mindison granted an absolute pardon to Julia Reuchert of Pond du Lac who had been sentenced to prison. The pardon followed papers showing the woman wrote a letter to a minister and stated she would be placed in a public park under death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindison
Wis
Tnserior Philipp
Julia Reuchert
Pond Au Lac
Ter Exter
Rhe Wemat
Jeter
Oshkosh Man Sends Drainage Proposals to Committee
Madison Wis Jan 18 Georgie Av Buckstaff of Oshkosh heads a delegation in Madison today presenting drainage ideas. Mr Thorn is on the state drainage committee and Buckstaff and Mace forwarded suggestions for legislation to the special drainage committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Georgie
T Buckstaff
Oshkewh
Thorn
Mace
Perkins Drives Progressive MOVE Across Nation
George W. Perkins mobilizes progressives nationwide and cites meetings with Roosevelt and other leaders. Telegrams from Raymond Robins and Senator elect William Johnson express support for a united progressive push and opposition to the Harmony plan within the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
New York
Thoresa Perlins
National Republican Committee
National Committee
Colonel Loose
Raymond Trobins
Hughes
Perkins
Everett Cothy
New Jersey
Republican Committees
Wiram Johnson
Californa
Republican Party
Cyrthrow
Long Road In the World Rally Opens Conference Event
A rugged regional gathering titled Best Long Road In the World opens this afternoon under Lane Willowsis One Trail Association. Parmley and Ipswich figures are noted, with Ames Coolmy of Abernees and Wisconin member Wishe serving in key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plynooth Rock
Lane Willowsis
Pomortroy
Parmley
ILO Ipswich
AMD
Association
Ame
Coolmy
Abernees
WI. Whisphe
Wave Paca
Wisconsin Membecuitve
Prohibition Leaders Discuss Joint Action on City Traffic
National Prohibition chair man and Clarence Wo Pitts met to discuss a two party conference in St Law iil April. No action was taken on the invitation as a former offer was considered. Attendees believed both parties might unite to push a constitutional amendment against the mayoral traffic issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yin Adams
Ave
Georges OW Perkins
Droge
Inxs
Willis
Choaitmins
Wiley
Ma. Perham
National Proalioitioo
Letiera Verte Tren
Botan
J. A
Cursiley Timsbas
National Prohibition
Clarence Wo Pitts
Prehbiteun
Ie Ulers
Legislature Debates Redistricting Proposal in Wisconsin Assembly
The Wisconsin Assembly met after a prolonged debate to address a measure barring insanity from the floor, requiring a two thirds vote for adoption. Several amendments were offered, including funding and reporting provisions, with key figures Carl Wig and other lawmakers presenting memorials and opposing the plan. The session adjourned with votes split and discussions continuing on the proposal's implications for counties and depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeva
Wis
Wantelage
Haneon
Metealix
Atul Sule
Eileaa
Punto Sur
Tr ¢ Acemblyman
Carl Wig
Mlansu
Ate
Lighting Conference Notes and Committee Actions
A muddled report from a conference discusses lighting installations and committee formations led by Chicke Seer and others. It mentions an ornamental lighting system costing about £9 and hints at maintenance and unit costs, with Mr. Gaehr meeting delegates and planning discussions at Osbhosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutee Sa
William AL Thai
Cine
Tomorrew
Peer Pitiea
Mes
Usnl
Gaehr
Russians on Offensive Across Roumanian Front
New York dispatch reports Russian forces pressing on the Roumanian front with German notes of aggressive activity elsewhere. British near Serre and Loos operations are described amid mine explosions and surrounding Moldavian engagements yielding prisoners for Romania. no net gains reported on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Berlin
Cainz
Loos
Serre
Patrorrav
I Houmenia
Fralap
Esch Intercedes to Halt Postal Service Change
Congressman Esch and other Wisconsin lawmakers pressed Postmaster General Burleson over proposed changes in the railway mail service that would affect clerks in La Crosse and nearby districts. Burleson deferred any action pending a thorough investigation, after consultation with the district assistant. Appeals from Sparta Minnesota La Crosse and related points urged delay.
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Postal Department
Associated Preas
Crosse
Wis
Mauston
Confreesman Jann Dieh
la Crosse
Burleson
Thi
Sparta
Wineng
Minn
Esch
Green Lake Woman Dies at Age Forty Four
A Green Lake resident Mrs. iteho Norton aged forty four died today. She was the wife of John Norton a rural Mat resident. The report mentions a capture of a rural man named Davie in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iteho Norton
Green Lake
John Norton
Bra keman Dies in Omaha Train Collision
Train collision near Omaha leaves brakeman dead this morning as gusty winds hamper response. Unclear other injuries reported while responders investigate cause and scene.
Beloi Grocery Fire Damages Local Store
A Beloit grocery was burned causing extensive damage. Fire crews responded and prevented spread to nearby buildings. No injuries reported. investigation underway to determine cause.
Steamer Losses Reported in Maritime Incident
A fragmentary report notes multiple ships sunk or damaged in a recent maritime incident. Names appear garbled but indicate British, Danish, and possibly other vessels involved, with a waiting ship named Khaparn referenced amid uncertainty.
Ta Cross Names Regents After Death of William F Waite
Ta Cross officials announce appointed regents amid the death of William F Waite. Vins Van Auken, age 63, of Ta Crosse, is noted among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Waite
Congress Debates Appropriation and Judiciary Hearings
A rough report notes ESAT consideration of the Iga appropriation and a Judiciary Committee hearing on Shatroth resolution. Interstate Commerce Commission planning leaks inquiry and ongoing committee activity outline forthcoming actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiitation
United States
Agas
Suffragists in Badger State Face Controversy at Madison Convention
Wisconsin suffrage leaders clashed over referendum tactics and seating, as elected president John(Y)unmans led a contentious assembly session in Madison. Debate centered on a proposed amendment and the presence of speakers from radical magazines, with several officials and activists present or noted in the proceedings.
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Grand Rapids
Mraenn Tarner
Jadisen Krecordigg
Milwaukey
Liss
Peret Nidieor Madienu
Madisen
Dotan
Hope for Peace and the Looming World Order
Washington reports indicate debate in the Senate judiciary committee on a constitutional amendment to authorize treaties and international sanctions. Britain's note to the United States signals greater effort toward a league of nations and global peace measures as officials monitor foreign responses and potential actions with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis
Bhatrow
Senate
Judeciary Committee
Tresis
United States
Washington
Britain
Amercan
League of Nations
Allout
Entente
Wilson
Mithiala
YEW Club
Provinen
Tay United Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Lts
Ughle
Gatherings for All Plan Five Social Centers Tomorrow
The five neighborhood social centers, housed in school buildings, plan a general assembly tomorrow evening for all residents. Programs include vocal selections, instrumental pieces, and dramatic performances, with varied talent from local youth and adults. Evening activities at Punhaqua and other schools feature musical and dramatic entertainments, athletic displays, and plans for ongoing winter programs through alternate Friday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Widter
Punhaqua
Kiss
With & Herter
Thainom Mateh
Mars Lease Sane
Agian
Tish
Death of Dr Burns After Illness in 1885 Era
Dr Burns died yesterday after an illness described as a stroke or related decline. He was fifty six and survived by his wife and sister with a brother in attendance. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 30 at the home and 2 o clock at the Presbyterian church with Rev Albert officiating. Interment will be at Winneconne cemetery.
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Pal Eprak
Hamlet Dyer Denimg
Yau
Vtay
Mastin
Sow Kori
Tue Musser
Radical
Acmani
Crystal Eastman Anediet
Aue Alke
Ciace Wilbur Trout
Fiinum Fygel Ouftrag
Trout
Garnac
Iftervaen
Survard Bois
Gare
Seriou
Aid le
Ray
Albert
Fatte Winneconne
Weather note from January forecasts
A rough OCR fragment describes January weather by day with mentions of cold fronts and firmer readings. It notes a warming trend at some point and references tepid or mild periods mixed with cooler nights and variable conditions across days.
Peace Probe Signals Unpleasant Odor From Inquiry
Washington January notes show the peace probe taking a troubling turn as Democratic rules committee delays proceed ings Indefinitely without a clear attorney selection. Republican Lenroot criticizes the process as un consultative and damaging to public welfare while witnesses await summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace TP
Washington, D. C
House
Henry
Ralph RR Tiartley
ISB
Oshkosh
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Lenroot
Committee On Rules
Wisconsin
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Permumbace
WNPA
Adeiral
Cud
Marin
Germiuin
Iflec Pernanimico
Lel Canal
Nantes
Arequay
Admiral la Touche
Afacanse
Tors
Royal Mail
Fpeecket Company
Belfast
Ureville
Chargler, Reusis
Barre
France
Socta Atlantis
Chiier Vindictite
Union Cathe Mail Steamship Company
London
Orient Steam Navigation Company
Wolfe
Philipp
Yrmer
Hoante
George W. Perkins
Hina Johnson
Roosevelt
Raymond Robine
Minnois
Alenia
Yay United Press Clava & Foot
Haril
Harmesey
Sui Rey Mental Aewanes
Nevieciia
Joseph Jamessen
Vanier Rad
John Patterson
I. WW. Parmer
Erle Whipple
Rosa
MR. Esch
Omeaka
Beloit Grocery
United Prea Volo
Gygerry
Lee Burrkell
Ausettatedy Larda
Jan ib-Liosds Annamed Tage
Britiks
Auchen Crag
Khaparn
Gm-k
Deed Rani
Normal School
van Tuken
Ee Crosse Sace
Woltr
Congress
Tele Venbiderati
Badger State
UbGsat Cai Nrsent Wat Taysem
MadJana
Ciscern
Legisietreat
Buchman
Bowie Nur Stulep
Winstman
Triage
DR. Burns
Witonne
Veres
Ait and
Waver farDar
Mesa
Wu J. BP. Morgan
SBS United Presa
Washington, D.C
J. Pp. Morgan
Atte
Samuel Untermeyer
Eduth Thomagen
W. Price
Lancing
Aesorat
Wastangton
Fare Landing
Bltmore Aeres
Bernard Baruch
Lansing’ Hemed
Demat Resse
Audas
Tiesura
de Lilimore Ketal
Mpiys
Pousenms
Mr. Baruch
Sam M
Hun
Cvonvarsanong
Bavi Bean Om
Army
Amil Navy Gama
Son
Davis
Rules Committee
Day
Garrett
Tennesgate
Lindley
Garrison
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