Loss of life in Dunkirk reported amid air raids
Dover reports a Zeppelin seen over Ostend and Bruges bombed by French and British aviators. A semi official note says German airmen attacked Vourkirk with eighty bombs, twenty six of which killed. Bray-Dunes prisoners reportedly captured after a raid on the Beridia frontier. Military actions extend along the northern front with renewed aerial activity across the continent.
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German aerial raids and Eastern Front shifts reported
Reports from England and the Channel describe Zeppelins over the coast and Ostend with alarms unresolved. Dunkirk suffers a fatal air raid as German bombs strike the port. violence eases in western fronts, while Russian and Turkish movements hint at wider maneuvering.
Fire Hits Negaunee City Home Wrecks Property
A major blaze reported in Negaunee, Michigan destroyed a building occupied by the Levin company and damaged adjacent sections. Firemen battled the flames with early estimates placing losses at around 192,000. Two firemen were noted as injured in dispatches.
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Anarchy in Mexico City E by Associated Press
El Paso reports Puebla retaken by Zapata forces after a late yesterday battle led by General Zapata. Washington dispatches describe panic and disorder in Mexico City with Carranza officials citing abuses by Villa troops. Obregon denies Puebla attack. U.S. Army orders and general officer assignments tied to Texas border defense and reorganizations.
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California Governor Johnson Fights Prospective Alien Act Amendment
Governor Hiram W. Johnson warns of a veto against any amendment to the anti alien act. Sacramento reports indicate opposition to changes proposed by the legislature, with Johnson signaling restraint on measures perceived as lenient toward foreign residents.
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President Wilson Faces Team Work Criticism in Indianapolis Speech
Washington dispatches report a lively debate over President Wilson’s Indianapolis speech on team work in the Democratic majority. Republicans and insurgent Democrats criticise the approach while debates on the ship purchase bill and patronage disputes add to congressional friction as the upcoming session looms.
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President Wilson Attends Art Gallery Showing
President Wilson spent more time viewing an art exhibit as Associated Press notes in Washington. The event drew several girls and attendees, with a steady crowd at the gallery.
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German Official War Report Cites No Major Front Progress
The German war office reports scattered engagements across France and Alsace with no major developments. Prisoners and weapons captured include 248 French, 7 cannons, 5 machine guns, and 745 prisoners near Fontaine La Mitte. fighting persists at Pont-A-Sousson and Croix De Carmes while air raids over Ghent and Zeebrugge yield no success.
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Netherlands army plans seek longer territorial service
The Hague Jan 23. The government sent a communication to the second chamber on pending legislation to extend the enlistment period in the territorial army. The government says revealing information is unnecessary and the matter remains under committee consideration.
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Austrian Premier Resigns Amid Political Turmoil
A dispatch from Vienna reports the Austrian premier has resigned. The Austro-Hungarian minister of finance, Count Bilinski, is named as likely successor in the uncertain political scene.
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Appointment of Carl D. Jackson to Wisconsin railroad panel likely OK
Madison Wis Jan 22 The senate will likely confirm Carl D Jackson of Oshkosh to the railroad commission when it meets Tuesday Senator George B Skomme had postponed action but now reports no opposition and endorses the appointee as fit for the post
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Brandeis Compared U S Steel Directors to Russian Czar
Associate Press reports Brandeis testified before the Commission on Industrial Relations in New York on January 25. He said large philanthropic foundations influence labor unrest and that great corporations tend to erode democracy. He likened United States Steel directors to the czar of Russia for their refusal to deal with organized labor.
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Menasha Man Loses Ear in Tractor Incident
A Menasha man named Nicholas Reiter suffered severe injuries when a runaway roller struck him during an attempted stop. He lost an ear and sustained shoulder and facial injuries as a timber roll ran him over.
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Menasha
Rollins
Index of Today's Paper and Featured Pages
A fragmented index listing sections such as Hoot and south Disease Conquered Education Elks' Move to Green Bay Social News and Sports. Mentions Wisconsin Game and New York's Postoffice with scattered text and broken headlines.
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Thaw Transferred From New Hampshire to New York
New Hampshire judge moves Thaw back to New York custody after federal habeas steps. Concord officials and Sheriff Drew prepared to hand over Thaw following a U S Supreme Court mandate. A large Manchester crowd applauded as the prisoner was transferred under protection toward Boston for final extradition steps.
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Funeral of Strikers Draws Large Crowd
Nearly 1964 mourners attended the funeral of Desederio Alesandro and Care iman Pats, two strikers killed by deputy sheriffs at an American Agricultural Chemical plant. Authorities guarded the event as floral tributes carried inscriptions criticizing capitalists. Over 2,000 people followed the hearse to the cemetery in a tense scene.
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Desederio Alesandro
Care Iman Pats
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Brea
Democrats Mull Ship Purchase Bill After Caucus Debates
Senate Democrats in Washington hold a caucus to refine the administration ship purchase measure amid Republican opposition. After four hours the group rejected Senator Hoke Smiths plan to have private firms insert ships and debated government control during the European war before eventual private operation.
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OL BOYS AT BANQUET IN NEENAH PROVERB OF MERIT
The Neenah banquet drew many attendees for the Northwestern sponsored event. Rev W. O. Carrier led the benediction as R W Fessenden of Minneapolis spoke on development. Silas Evans of Ripon College and Carrell College participants shared remarks.
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Toledo News-Bee Fined for Contempt by Court
A Toledo newspaper, the News-Bee, was fined $7,000 by Judge Kilts in the U S district court on contempt charges tied to its coverage of the three-cent all-day streetcar fare ordinance. The court found the paper misrepresented facts and held it guilty on three counts with Cochran named as a key figure in the proceedings.
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Dacia Ready to Set Sail in Storm After Clearing For Rotterdam
The American steamer Dacia, cleared yesterday for Rotterdam with 11 bales of cotton, was delayed by stormy weather and will sail today if conditions moderate. The vessel faced heavy winds as it prepared to depart Galveston Texas, amid reports of other ships and search threats in the area.
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Rotterdam
Oshkosh Party Arrives at New Palace Hotel
Special to The Northwestern from San Diego Jan 22 notes James P Gould and wife Thomas Dalyanevits and Mrs M A Bray all arriving at Ostikezh and staying at the New Palace hotel. The party reached Oshkosh via John Hicks and Carnegie apartments, marking a pleasant trip despite rain and cool weather. Attendance at the exposition is light but expected to rise when rail discounts start.
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James P. Gould
Thomas
Fond du Lac Loses Plea Over Oshkosh Sleeper
Madison dispatch reports the railroad commission dismissed Fond du Lac business leaders' plea to keep a Northwestern sleeper running to Chicago. The train now departs Oshkosh at tis p.m. and passes Fond du Lac at 3 3 a.m. The commission ruled traffic is inter state. It also ordered Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul to build an at grade crossing at Babcock in Wood County.
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Appleton Pioneer Dead in Wisconsin Settlement Era
AppletonWisconsin January Coonen one of the oldest settlers in the Fox river valley known as Ui First Sergeant that he settled in Little Chute has eleven children thirty eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren died.
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Jan. Coonen
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Little Chute
Bank re discounts U K warhinmien
Federal approval fixes rates for Chicago reserve banks. Four hundred men on maturities up to sixty days at five percent, sixty to ninety days at five and a half percent, and longer terms at five per cent. policies aim to manage liquidity and credit across banks.
Weather Brief For Sunday Forecast In Region
Fragmentary text indicates a Sunday weather forecast with uncertain details. Readable items mention Dave Jan and Sh but lack full context or locations.
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