Perry of This Git Probes Draft Board Salaries
Madison dispatch reports C M Perry of Oshkosh introduced a resolution in the assembly demanding a detailed, itemized report from Maj. E A Fitzpatrick on all funds paid to county and district draft boards and each member for salaries or expenses through Dec 31 1918. The measure was adopted in both houses. the move aims to reveal who received pay and deter false impressions.
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United Press
Madison
C. M. Perry
Qshkosh
E. A. Fitzpatrick
Perry
Senate
Maj. E. Fitzpatrick
United States
Madison W
Nolan
John FR. Lorfeld
Manitowoc County
Frank BR. Metcalfe
Milwaukee
Lorfeld
Metcalfe Cne. Te
League OF Nations
C. BR. Ballard
Grimstadt
Giteen
E. PL
Victor Raymond
Markham
Bowman
Willie
Wewitt
Coor
Justice Court
Fort
Raffinz
Schesiche
Tullen
State Board of Education
Secretary of
Staudenmayer
Dennhiardt
Mulberzer
State Board of Reristey
Princes Islands talk site for Russian faction talks
The Princes Islands near Constantinople, a realm of villas and monks, are described as an ideal meeting place for quiet talks between Russian factions. Prinkipo hosts the main conference venues with its many villas and wealthy seasonal residents. The islands house a largely Greek population with light governance and little taxation, where most labor is minimal and monks run several monasteries.
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Associated Presa
New York
Princes Islands
Constantinople
Prinkipo
Androvichi
Berger motion for new trial delays jury affidavits
Subpoenas were issued for jurors who convicted Berger as Judge Landis prepares to consider a new trial. William A. Cunnen, Berger’s counsel, did not discuss the motion. United States District Attorney Clyne noted the defense claimed an important delay had occurred.
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Associated Presa
Chiczro
Victor
William A. Cunnen
Berger
United
Clyne
Price Controls Debate on Food After War
Washington discussion before the House Interstate Commerce Committee with Louis F. Swift of Swift & Co. urging continued government price controls on livestock to avoid violent fluctuations. Swift contends stabilizing prices by cost of production is preferable to fluctuating markets. Morris & Co. to testify next. He asserts owners retain cattle control, banks cannot force sale timing, and packers invest in related ventures to support operations.
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Associated Pree
Washington, D. C
House Interstate Commerce Commission
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Co
Food Administration
Stephens
Nebraska
Mr. Swift
Qome Iy
Morris
Jon F. Swift
Swift and Company
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Swift
Edward Morris
Morris & Co
Dillon
South Dakota
Swift Sai
St. Paul
Obain
Jie
Suart
Cromwell Sisters of New York Drowned in Garonne
Misses Gladys and Dorothea Cromwell of New York leap from the La Lorraine to the Garonne River and drown. Their family, long prominent in New York society, resided at 35 Park Avenue. Their father Fred Sjerick Cromwell headed the Mutual Balance Exchange. Their brother Seymour L Cromwell is noted.
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Tuins
la Lorraine
Garonne
Prema
Hordeauy
Gladys
Dorothy Creamwell
New York
Poune
Arehivan Rel Crome
Leiler
Cromwell
Dagatch
Bnr
Eaux
Miseesi
Giatla
Dorothea Cromwell
Park Avenue
Cremmell
Las
Orphaned workers sent to France amid sale rumors
Cromwell, president of the Society for the Fatherless Children of Brane, notes the Young Women, engaged as teen workers, went to France a year ago. They were orphans living with a housekeeper in a Park Avenue apartment. A message reportedly announced their fate to be sold to the United States.
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Cromwell
Socle
Brane
Soung
France
Park Avenue
United States
Soldiers to stay in service until employed
The War Department orders that no man be discharged from the army against his will while he can obtain civilian employment. The measure aims to address unemployment among discharged soldiers by delaying releases until suitable work is secured.
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Associated Frees
Washington, DC
War Department
Civic
Profits Pay Expenses Amid Sugar Board Funds
A strained OCR summary reports that the profits cover expenses for the sugar equalization board and related administration. It notes expenditures through January 3 and mentions rates and liabilities, indicating financial allocations and duties within the agency.
No Immediate Prospect of Lower Canned Goods Prices
The Associated Press reports the National Canners Association convention closed without a clear pledge to cut canned goods prices soon. Secretary Gare rel indicated current prices may remain until other conditions improve. The resolutions urged intensive study to boost foreign trade and urged Congress to address rising costs. The report forecasts European demand for canned milk and notes salmon supply tight while wartime demand boosted sardine consumption.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Association
Congress
Maine
War Department to Welcome Congress Probe on Warrent Affairs
The War Department today signaled it would welcome a congressional investigation into the department and the conduct of the war. Secretary Baker and Chief of Staff Marsh warned the House Rules Committee of cooperation and pledged full information on offers made and plans for the Argonne operation. They defended artillery support and air reconstructions while acknowledging casualties were high, with 879 U.S. deaths from disease by November 1 and total division replacements around 19,605. The Campbell resolution alleged 7,000 casualties in the Argonne battle, but Baker and Marsh refuted charges of faulty handling, citing no range issues with artillery and noting aerial constraints, as plans counted on 120 aircraft for offensive actions. They vowed the facts would emerge, accompanying testimony from witnesses.
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United Press
Washingean
Cmate War Department
Department
Baker
Stu Maren
House
France
Campbell
Kansas
Ffth
Marek
Uaker
Ar- Sonne
Baker and Mare Beth
March
Alten
Puble
Allen
CAL Service
Corn and Provisions See Price Swings Amid Market Woes
Market notes show grain and provisions volatile after heavy selling and poor demand. Prices swing with corn futures up to 30 cents per bushel and provisions spiking as buyers adjust to shifting costs.
Wilson May President of Commission of World League
Associated Press dispatch reports factions at the peace congress debating Wilson for the presidency of the league of nations commission. Allied powers plan a universal wireless warning against using force to seize territory and a military committee will study forces for the armistice period. Funding ministers and reconstruction chiefs participated, with plans to draft a general project for future legislation.
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Paris
Havas
Wilson
Commission
The
League of Nations
Echo de Paris
Supreme’ Council of the
Peace Congress
Foch
Tasker
Ella
Winston Syne
M. Leucheur
Milky Branel
Council of the Five Great Powers
Seraion
Louis Kloty
Loum Louscheur
Labor Leader William Adamson Elected Labour Chairman
William Adamson has been elected chairman of the Labour Party in the House of Commons as the party’s new opposition leader. He succeeds former Prime Minister H. H. Asquith in the role.
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House OF Commons
William Adamson
Labor Party
Thes
Asquith
Famine Fund Debate Sparks Bolshevik Rumors
US Associated Press reports Senator Sherman renews attack on $100,000 European food relief funds, alleging money would aid Bolsheviks. He claims Wilson planned a publicity drive to rally ratification of the peace treaty and to rally opposition against dissenting senators.
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US Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Europe
Sherman
Labor standards movement spans nations and ages
Government agencies offset dangerous tendencies toward class control as data rise in Delta showing a parallel push by other groups in the United States, England, and France. The French chamber of deputies backs Berne conference aims to extend capitalistic relief with freedom to choose work, guaranteed employment, social insurance, and hygienic workplace rules.
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Delta
Vite States
England
France
Chamber of Deputies
Leeds
DROWNS IN CISTERN AT FREDERICK AVENUE HOME
Frederick Avenue resident Mrs Augusta Benner aged seventy seven drowned in a cistern at her home between 0 30 and 11 30 this morning. She fell through an open trap door while drawing water, an accident likely tied to a fainting spell. Neighbors and husband aided in the search but the body was not recovered until later. She leaves husband Hans Benner and two sons Ernest and Charl en.
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Frederick Avenue
Augusta Benner
Hans Henner
Kenner
Ernest
White Lake
Konrad Furniture & Undertaking
Romans
Mia
Renner
Charlen
Mrs L W Genal Dies In Heart Failure At Home
Mrs Tillie Genal wife of Loula W Genal died at home on a heart failure attack. She was near forty one, born in Chicago, and had lived with her husband in Oregon Street. The death followed reports that she had been ill only mildly for days. her brothers Julius Goede and Cesar Goede and sister in Chicago traveled to be with the family as funeral services were set for Sunday at 2 PM with Theodore Irion funeral directors handling arrangements.
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Oregon Street
Tillie Genal
Loula W
Oregon
Chicago
Mr Enal
Oho
Genal
Genal Didiers
Shi
Julius Goede
Jui
Inaent
Cesar Gowde
Theodore Irion
Ead Family Inc
Niversie
Maran Rare of
Chilton
Mr. Genal
Lisbon Garrison Shifts to Monarchists in Portugal
Vigo reports indicate most of the Lisbon garrison joined the monarchists amid the Portuguese revolution. Royalists control the wireless station near Lisbon and Santarem hosts a monarchist foothold as troops under Colonel Silveramos align with royalists. The monarchy is proclaimed in Lisbon. navy reportedly stays loyal, while King Manuel remains in London.
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Associated Press
Vigo
Spain
Lisbon
Coimbra
Portugal
Santarem
Silveramos
Madrid
Valencia
Badajoz
NAVY
Paris
Havas
Manuel
London
Death of T. H. W. Appold at Presbyterian Hospital New Orleans
T. H. W. Appold of this city died Thursday afternoon in Presbyterian hospital New Orleans after being there on business with the Loth m. Cypress company of St. Louis for which he worked about 25 years and was a stockholder at death. He was born August 15 1850 in Hostwein Saxony Germany and came to America in 1865. Surviving are his wife and two daughters Mrs A G Clune of Brock Iv an N Y and Mrs Oreile C Horn of this city. Funeral in Menasha with interment in family plot. Complete arrangements to be announced later. Family asks friends to远 eat movers.
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Tabkoskh' Mae
Berta
T. HW
Appold
Presbyterian Hospital
New Orleans
Mie
Iis
Lothm. Cypress Company
St. Louis
Appeld
Hostwein
Saxon
Germany
America
Menasha
Ostkoshh
South
Mat
A. G. Clune
Brock- Ivan
X.Y
Oreile C. Horn
Ruth
Menasna
Sericea
Wife Held After Racine Man Shooting
In Racine the police investigate the fatal shooting of Harry Auster age 36, a wealthy real estate dealer. His wife is being held for questioning, claiming he died by his own action while admitting the revolver used belonged to her amid an estrangement and recent money disputes.
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Associated Pree Kenosha
Harry Auster
Auster
Gaston
Chitate
Local Weather Brief and Observations
fragmented OCR text notes inane terms about weather and temperature readings. mentions local observations, forecasts, and a Saturday timing with temperature remarks. entities are unclear and include generic references to locations and times without concrete data.
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