Pershing column moves toward Rio Grande in border clash
Reports from Juarez and Casas Grandes describe American columns evacuating Colonia Dublan and advancing toward Ojo Federico in a border operation. While clashes occur near Ruby and along the frontier, no American casualties are confirmed and Mexican troops exchange fire with U S cavalry as authorities push toward a northern camp.
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United Press
Juarez
Mex
General Pershing
Calonia Dublan
Currangzisu
Tomemandér
Casas Grandes
Colonia Dublan
Qo Feterico
Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
I Colonm
Conutobus
Neson
Ariz
International Hn
Kinsby
Fist Tah
Laentenant Arns
Nevis
Nee Wes
Aer Getuns
Euhy
Sher
Ling
Ruby
Cartanan
Nogales
Diness
Arisecit
Jocal
Utah Cavalry
Utah
Ariveca
Tucson
Rumors of Peace Persist Abroad
London dispatch reports fresh pro peace sentiment among Allies as Paris, Petrograd and Rome echo Wilson's aims. The note from the foreign office praises his emphasis on sea outlets and autonomous Poland while stressing Allies seek no victory over Germany. Paris deputies back Wilsons aims and urge workers’ representation at peace talks. German birthday rumors hint at a major move with top officials gathered at Berlin.
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Wey United Press
London
Gan
Watson
Paris
Petroxiad
Rone
Here
Russia
Poland
Foreign Office
Wilson
Germ
Germany
Manchester
Labor Party
United Sacassigt
Chamber
Democrats
Landon
Aumyry
Sieat
Kainer
von Bethmann-Hollweg
4Aumerman
Two Teams In The Lead In Winui St Paul Race
The report notes two teams ahead in the Winui St Paul curling race with leaders near Ardovkines and Chand Parks, while Grand Forks trails south of Wiharuea. Duluth leads the Northwestern Curling finals with Wade skip claiming top position as others follow in the grand aggregate standings.
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Associated Press
Tlyurtur
la Torre
Gunnarmasson
Widd
Mike Kelly
Winui St. Paul
Ardovkines
Nisht
Chand Parks
Manto
Grand Forks
Mars South
Wiharuea
Duluth
Minn
Wuih
Natal Deohine
Northwestern
Ssacrlan
HOTSO
DL Wade
Great Ruth
Stmmn
Tae i
Wade
Dalai
Reopen Inquiry Monday Reported By Associated Press
In New York the reopening of the inquiry into the annuity operations is announced. Sherman Whipple, committee counsel, says the big transition concerns the president and changes in stock operations. The committee expects a broader examination beginning Monday as part of ongoing investigations.
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Associated Press
New York
Shereman Ft. Whipple
Alcohol Not Medicine Debate Dominates Brown County Meeting
At Madison, Brown County Medical Society condemned using alcoholic beverages in disease treatment. Dr. Jahert Minahan led a prohibition faction, introducing Wie h and J. Bryan at the meeting. Heated discussion followed the challenge to medical use of alcohol.
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Associated Press
Green
Wisdan
Brown-Rewannece County Medical Society
Nuestian
Jahert. Minahan
Wieh
J. Bryan
Madison
Verdun Front News: German Offense Rebuffed by French
French forces reportedly repelled a major German assault near Verdun as heavy artillery, machine guns, and fighting flags filled the fields on the Meuse. Paris counted 120,000 German troops engaged in the attack, while Berlin claimed advances and continued trenchHold. Continued updates from Associated Press indicate renewed fighting across Verdun and southeast sectors with high casualties on both sides.
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Jan
Paris
de Carrespe
Meuse
Yell
Verdun
Berlin
Associated Press
New York
Erm
Pers
Fragmented New York Incident Report From An Odd Page
A garbled New York incident summary describes multiple clashes and odd events. Pieces mention Ollie Jamies, Keeper back O Brien, and Andrew Alunsen with bruises, plus chaotic scenes at a park and a window scream.
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New York
Ollie Jamies
Gie Hald
Back O' Brien
Asters
Golds
Movement of Second Wisconsin Infantry to start amid duties
Special to The Regimentern from Camp Wilson San Antonio Texas notes the Second Wisconsin infantry regiment moves to the border region with plans to muster at Sheridan Fort and Oshkosh companies expected to return between March tenth and twelfth amid uncertain timing and homeward preparations.
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Camp Wilson
San Antonio
Texas
Northwestern
Second
Wisconsin “Regiment of Infantry
Seon
Border Troupe
Fort Sheridan
Wisconsin
Sheridan Barracks
Port Sheridan
Nck
Waal
Oshkosh
Hanes
Wisconsin State Contracts and Printing Board Proposal
The State of Wisconsin assigns a single individual to request and manage a contract for compensation related to printing services. Superintendent of the Wisconsin Historical Society proposes a contract with the State Printing Board for state literature printing and historical materials production.
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Mohson
Wisconsin
Ovanion
WLC
Owen Todas
Qualte
Viciarion! Society of Winconsin
Isieie Printing Board
Stete | Litind Chim
Hundie
Ims
Punting
Woman Fatally Burned After Explosion At Home
A tragic incident leaves Meni Frank Tiwaldt aged 45 fatally burned and her four year old daughter seriously burned, dying last night. An explosion and flammable fluid ignite during cleaning, with investigators focusing on ignition source, while a neighbor recalls notably dangerous conditions.
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Asam Uited
Marmotre Wis
Meni Frank Tiwaldt
Ames
Big Drainage Push Aims to Free Wolf River Waters
A special in The Northweetern notes a meeting at Shiecton on Saturday February 10 to organize farmers and canal owners along the Wolf river. The goal is to secure congressional aid to drain Ontagnne county land by building a canal from the Wolf river to Duck creek and Green Bay. The project would divert flood waters, protect farms and towns, but risks extensive disruption along the river system.
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Applecon
Windan
Shiecton
Wolf River
Congress
Ontagnne County
Wolf Country
Shawnnee County
Luck Creek
Oneida
EL Wad
Walt River
Duck Creek
Green Bay
Freight Cars Derailed on See Line in Jay Street
Seven freight cars and a tender derailed this afternoon in Jay Street when part of a southbound freight train left the track. Several cars were badly damaged with ore spilled along the side. A broken brake beam caused the mishap, rupturing a hydrant and flooding the area. a wrecking crew from end War Lae was secured to clear the damage.
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Jay Street
See
Milwaukee court shooting ends with guilty verdict
In a Milwaukee area court a juror returned a verdict of guilt after a man allegedly opened fire then killed himself. The unnamed 25 year old faced charges related to thefts and bombshell allegations in a chaotic scene. Strong evidence linked a woman believed to be Diane Therbech to the events as the courtroom turned tense and the suspect shot himself. The case involved a neighborhood crime spree and a farmer’s household interruption.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chirk
Tierbark
Hin Ho
Diane Therbech
Erie
Widespread Headlines Fill Today’s Paper Index
An OCR laden index lists many scattered items from the Cheles Man Wha Made era and various agencies. It hints at topics like sports, health, politics, and local notices with fragmented names and places, suggesting a busy issue with standard sections and features.
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Palenti
Oyaay
Barsiante
Woman Refuses Food as Police Use Force
A newborn report from New York details the force feeding of Mrs. Byrne after prolonged abstinence from food and water. Doctors, nurses, and officials monitor her condition, with visitors restricted. Margaret Sanger expresses concern as authorities defend medical action amid fears of coma and death.
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Aby Lied Press
New York
Lau
Peinerple
de Bret Hine
Mars
Ethel Byrne
Blackwell's
Ste
Louisa Byrne
Department of Corrections Inough
Abs. Byrne
Wffe
Margaret Sanger
Brine
Sanger
Byrne
Commissioner of Corrections
Lewis
Mrs Byrne
Janes P. Hunt
Irma Howard
Blackwell’s
Howe
William Travis Cibb
J. 4. Goldstein
Byrne Should Not He Disturbed By Visitors. the Pulletin Covering Mrs. Byrne
Pulee
Uma Coldmann
Amaehid
Correction
KO Lewis
Mre
Paine
Thomson
Forward Hall
Mira
Greetings to the Kaiser birthday seating notice
A brief ceremonial greeting note appears in the newspaper, mentioning a birthday seating arrangement and a greeting to the Kaiser. The text is fragmentary and reads as a dated observance with unclear names and places.
unclear congressional report on New York officials and adjournment
Fragmentary OCR narrative describes senate actions and New York officials named Winn and Mori, with mentions of adjournment near noon. It references pensions, appropriations, and appointments including a Mr Chirk, Mapes, and party labels. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Pires
Senate
Mori
New York
Inek
Tedi
Chirk
Ieetat
Missouri
Michigan
Thousand Girls and Women Die at Dresden
Paris reports a Dresden arsenal explosion killed about 1000 women and young girls. A December 56 letter from a German soldier claims windows within twelve miles were shattered and authorities kept the news secret with limited railway tickets issued for Dresden only for urgent reasons.
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wAssquiated Press
Paris
Dresden
Drasden
Deny Track Change in Oshkosh Dispute Over Trackage Ordinance
City council refuses to pass proposed ordinance revising the Wisconsin Electric Railway track system citing strong resident protests along streets affected by taking up or laying tracks. Mayor Mulva and officials state the current trackage will not change. company urged to present a new proposal for favorable consideration.
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Corsin Ileirie Railway
Mulva
Lannert
Porath
Maton
John P. Pilliam
Ovgr Wilton
Wisconsin Electric Railway Company
Tutess
Cartinae
Sriunechise
Baker Resigns from Shipping Board as Pressure Mounts
The Associated Press reports Bernard N. Baker of Baltimore resigns from the Federal Shipping Board amid agitation over his appointment. Secretary Adams and President acknowledge the resignation while Baker cites the need to reconsider the matter. The move follows push for changes and reactions on policy and coast duties.
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Associated Pre
Washington
Bernard N. Baker
Baltimoure
Federal
Secretare
Ale Adan
Shipping Board
Rem
Baker Jinx
Lita
Als
Baker
Eugmestel
Eighteen Die in Collision Between Trains
An Associated Press report from January 17 describes a devastating collision between the Bournes Paris express and a freight train, resulting in eighteen deaths and several injuries.
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Associated Press
Weather forecast for Wisconsin week includes cold spell
A weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau predicts gusty southerlies and rising temperatures tonight followed by a return to cold, with frequent snow across lakes region this week. Snow probable Sunday through Monday, then colder conditions Tuesday onward with below normal temperatures west of the divide and normal to above normal east of it.
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Bangin
Wisconstuston
Adav
Dana
Peper
Washington, P
Dan At
Weather Bureau
Creat Lakes
Mlesuistoya
Million Dollar Pittsburg Fire Destroys Downtown Block
A massive early morning blaze ravaged the eastern half of Pittsburg’s downtown business block bounded by Titth avenue Wood Diamond and Smithfield streets causing millions in damage. Ten people were injured none seriously and thousands were unemployed as more than a dozen key stores and theaters including Frank Reeder department store Grams theater and Crescone Jewelry were destroyed or damaged. Fire crews battled the flames as crews fought to control a rapidly spreading fire in one of the city’s oldest blocks.
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United Pri
Pittsburg
Padan
Titth Avenue
Wood, Diamond
Smithfield Streets
Wood Street
Lively
Frank & Reeder
Grams Theater
Astrry Davis Enterprise Company
Davis Restaurant
Grand Theater
Cyble Theater
White Palace
Crescone Jewelry Company
Gazette Times
Kirly Shoe Company
W. d
Douglas Shoe Company
Rery Ve
Ten Cent
Tilton Clothing Corpus
Walchoian
Willian Endicott
McCrory
Death at Chippewa Falls
Local notice reports the death of John Meulmough at Chippewa Falls this morning. He was over ninety five, formerly lived on a farm five miles from the city in Ateome township. Funeral Monday. remains to Oshkosh noon, burial in Edlenwooll cemetery.
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John Meul- Mough
Chippewa Walls
Ma. McCulloush
Milwaukee Pioneer Dies at Age 85 in Wisconsin
Milwaukeea, Wis, January 1 Amor J. W. Flerve a pioneer commission merchant in Milwaukee dies aged eighty five. He had been active in business since 1356.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Jan
Amor J. W. Flerve
Jaines
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