5A HOT ONE and Heat Prostrations Across Cities
Citizens endure extreme heat as a nationwide heat wave persists. Reports from Washington Chicago New York Pittsburgh Baltimore and St Louis describe high temperatures daily deaths and widespread prostrations. Ambulance services strained hospitals challenged and weather bureau notes limited relief from scattered local rains.
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Associates Presa
Washington, BD. G
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Upper
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Atlantis
H. Williams
Chicago
Norvary
Teka
Awsterham Tower
Wuere
Corney
John Th. le
Conditon
New York
Iaircau
J. Davrisht H Satel
Nerte
Ausealiegen
Piuath
Pittalurg
Baltimore
Talia
Mel
Loli Bio
ST. Lotti
St. Louls
Huy
Dettmer
Ownus Maltese
The Trial of Earl Russell in London Court
The trial of Earl H on bigamy charges proceeds with haste as authorities aim to conclude quickly. A key witness cannot stay beyond August mid period, and Earl may return to Nevada whether or not crown inquiry matches. Royal authorities arrange a prestigious courtroom for the proceedings with many spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Aork
Earl H-soi
The
Tribune
Cass
England
Cur. Phas
London
Nevada
Lord Burset
Defaulter Arrested In Jersey City Case
Washington July 2 Chief Wilkie of the Secret Service announced the arrest of Thomas F P Ward at Jersey City by Special Operative Peeke Ward, former vice president of the Tamares National Bank, faced losses from the stock market last April and is charged with misappropriating bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Wilkie
Secret Service Today
Thomas FP. Ward
Jersey City
NL I
Peeke
Ward
Ta| Mars, Towa
National Bank
Menasha Plant Rebuild Moves Fast After Fire
Special to The Northwestern Menasha Wisconsin July 2 progress shown on rebuilding the Menasha Split Pulley company works with buildings rapidly taking shape and machinery staged for midweek start. Boilers fired today and lumber drying begins as carloads of equipment arrive for round the clock installation amid a flurry of local visits and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha
Wis
Menasha Split
Meiu
Co. W. Smith
Neenah
St. Mary's Hospital
Oshkosh
John, Schreibers
Joseph
Travers
Alies Brahmier
Milwaukee
Vesta Club
Menusha
J. RB
Stip
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Beach
Eugene Mueller
Butte
Montana
Jennie Mueller
Dr. Fay
Bert Barnes
Marinetti
Larry de Wolf
Menashe
Olive Blenda
Louis Jourdain
Oshkosh Sundar
Charlie Schuman
Beaver Dam
Frank Foelker
Frank Cooke
Gillette
Ella Alyward
Ams Langdean
Anne Fogarty
E Mich
Helen Hunt
Seenahanaba
Annual School Meeting in Omre Win July 2
At the annual meeting Omre Win on July 2 H FE Robinson was elected director replacing C B Root. Annie Larrabee plans private kindergarten with Hart assisting. Stella Bartlett to teach in Waupun as kindergarten director. Crystal Bartlett to teach in Marinette. E A Hall to attend University of Wisconsin summer session in Madison. Mrs F Barnett of Ripon visiting. Utley of Chicago visiting J Turley. Edna Lowd Jennie Sargeant Christing Ames attending Normal summer school.
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Northwestern
Omre
Win
H. FE. Robinson
C. B. Root
Annie Larrabee
Ron
Hart
Appleton
Stella Bartlett
Waupun
Crystal Bartlett
Marinette
E. A. Hall
Madison
F. Barnett
Ripon
Barnett
Mr. Utley
Chicago
J. Tlurley
S. S
Edna Lowd
Jennie Sargeant
Christing Ames
Split in Liberal Party Drives Leadership Talk
London July 2 Associated Press Herbert Asquith former home secretary agrees after hesitation to attend the Imperialist banquet. He will deliver a speech on Liberal claims and duties and suggests an alternative to the existing government. The event is seen as a sharp critique of Campbell-Bannerman and a bid for Liberal leadership amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Ierbert Asquith
Nberala
Hberal Party
Bear Threats and Manchuria Occupation Question
Dispatch from Pekin reports Ruavia installing a civil administrator at New Chwang in Manchuria fueling debate over Russian occupation. Some powers recognize the administrator while others await instructions from home governments. The United States delegation is among those undecided as British and Japanese ministers plan proposals to deter Russian advance and keep Manchuria open to world trade. The matter has not yet reached the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tinndon
Jy 2
Pekingiys
Ruavia
New Chwing
Manchuria
United States
Titung
Storm in Kentucky Hits Middlesboro with Destruction
A Kentucky storm devastated Mile Gap area near Middlesboro on July 2, destroying several small farms and barns amid strong winds. financial losses and extent of damage remain under report as residents assess the ruined structures.
Regatta Scene In Poughkeepsie Crowds Watch Intercollegiate Race
Crowds gathered in Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate rowing program with Cornell, Columbia, and Pennsylvania fielding crews. Times around 3 to 6 pm saw heats and finals. conditions were hot with a heat wave, and race details included notable placements and the long Pouh-Kents course.
Wisconsin Freshmen Repeat Strong Showing
An unclear report highlights Wisconsin freshmen performing well again with another entry in a jam format. The text mentions university involvement, a strong freshman showing, and a possible smallmouth event, but details are obscured and names are fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
University of Wea
Famine and Fire Strain Huntington as Water Fails
Associated Press reports Huntington West Virginia endures water famine after pumps fail and city reservoirs empty. Thousands lose work as factories shut down. About noon a major fire strikes Adelphia hotel area, destroying the hotel and surrounding block. Fire engines from other towns break down attempting to fight the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Huntiington
W. Va
Adelphia
Second Day of Strike Hints at Prolonged Tie Up
Pilsburg July 2 The second day of the Amalgamated sheet steel and steel hoop workers strike opens without dramatic events. Officials indicate limited activity and no near resolution as mills prepare to resume later in the season. A rainy day and fall warmup may delay a settlement, while strike funds are built for ongoing hardship.
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Br Associated Press
Pilsburg
Pyndent PhalYer
Oui Tpsl
Adid
Pittsburg
Combine
Seine
Uni
Ontahit
Wily
Catholics Celebrate Arrival of Northwest's First Bishop
In St Paul Minn July 2 Catholics of the northwest marked the semicentennial of Rt Rev Joseph Cretin's arrival. A pontifical high mass led by Bishop MeHoabak Duluth occurred at St Pek memorial grounds. Archbishop Ireland gave the sermon and a Te Deum followed. At 4 pm the cornerstone was laid for the new seminary chapel with Bishops Trobec and O Gorman delivering sermons.
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Hv Associated Press
St. Paul
Mion
Northwest
Bt. Panteley
Joseph Cretin
Tren
Ireland
St. Paul Seminary
State Dept Declines to Prosecute Mexican Worker Case
The State Department declines to prosecute Charl. 8. Allen, an American, over working on a broken plow ship limb in Ensenada without a permit. Superior Court held prior judicial proceedings, Allen claimed damages for imprisonment. Department found no basis for prosecution and said local tribunals offer an ample remedy.
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Charl
Allen
Mexico
Alles
Ensenad
Ice shortage cripples Louisville as machines fail
An ice shortage hit Louisville after several refrigeration units broke down, delaying shipments to Kentucky. Two local dealers then announced the suspension of operations, worsening the supply crisis and prompting store closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asssociated
Kentucky
Rueh Ofae Mt
Europe is Parched Across Europe in Heat and Drought
Reports from England Italy and France describe widespread sunstroke deaths and heat related damage. In Italy an Italian regiment marching from Pisa to Legnani suffered thirty sunstroke cases as troops collapsed from exhaustion. Northern France sees storms wrecking churches and homes while Saratoff province and Volga districts face withering crops and rising rain prices. The famine threat is likened to a decade ago.
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England
Pisa
Leghein
France
St. Petersburg
Saratoff
Baratoff
Volga
Foreclosure Judgment In County Court Over Property in Oshkenh
In county court on Monday a foreclosure judgment was entered in the name of Louis Schneider, T. J. Vaughn, and Francis Vaughn for 1,039.47. The house and lot described as lot 10, Black J Western addition to Oshkenh City, at Algoma and Pine, was cited with prior notes of 2,475 transferred to Smils Stehnaider, plus taxes and interest bringing total to about 3,500.47. The court found unpaid interest and taxes caused mortgage to die, with defendants Francis Vaughn and John Lass also parties. Separate entries include Anna Pfeiffer vs Albin Hitze and August Schoen vs T R Morgenthal, with a jury demanded in the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schneider
T. J. Vaughn
Francis Vaughn
Oshkenh
Algoma and
Pine Streets
Mary Mathews
Smils Stehnaider
Frencis Vaughn
John [Lass
Anna Pfeiffer
Albin Hitze
August Schoen
T. R. Morgenthal
Wis
Bel Tor
Incense at Coronation Forges Anglican Ritual Expectation
From London comes word that Anglican rites at the next coronation may include incense, a development debated amid Queen and clergy influence. Canterbury authorities have already weighed the queen’s wishes against church governance.
Peculiar accident injures McCammond boy on Main Street
The fourteen year old son of Charles McCammond of 106 Frederick averte was injured by a bicycle wheel catching a frog on a switch on Main Street near Jones Goods about eleven this morning. He suffered fractures to both bones in his left arm and was helped by passersby and taken to Dr Burton Clark for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCammond
Frederick Averte
Main Street
Joney Brygoods Oa
Ife
Burton Clark
Mourning penalties for death notices in official service
A historical text outlines punishments for suppressing death notices or mourning for close relatives. It specifies blows and banishment for sons or wives who hide deaths or abandon mourning, and heavier penalties if other relatives are involved or officials conceal such information.
Alter Plans At City Meeting On School Building Plan Progress
At a common council meeting Alderman Joseph Kloeckner is expected to introduce a resolution to alter the plan by architect 3. E Stevens to meet city needs. The board of education and joint committees discussed re forwarding to finance and schools for investigation. A special committee of Aldermen and education board members was appointed to oversee changes and ensure the plan satisfies school needs before funding is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kloeckner
Bn. RB
Council For
M. Mertz
J. Handorob
T. R. Morgan
F. Kite
Board of Education
E Stevens
Alty
Jeneth
Fine Merting
Board of
Agnenatian
Counnell
Altermen Kloeckner
Momgan
Merty
Tanlerob
Kloeckner
H. A Simonis
Enich
Spars From New York Delayed for 1A Milwaukee Arrival
The Long delayed spars for the Milwaukee finally reach Ogdensburg after repeated efforts by the Spalding St Lawrence company. They report the Epire was grounded by June 7 and promise delivery by July 1 with a second coat of varnish applied before use. Milwaukee gains two spare sets from Brand & Son and New York to cover emergencies.
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Lawrence Ment
Ogubosburg
Canadea
Defender
Jones & Lr .Borde
Vieten
Chicas
Ogdensburg
Spalding St. Lawrence Company
Stones & Lin Bank
Epire
Milwaukee
Brand & Son
New York
Oshkosh Elks Appoint Committees for Milwaukee Reunion
Oshkosh lodge assigns transportation and badges committees for the Elks reunion and carnival in Milwaukee July 24. About sixty Elks will travel in full uniform with purple and white insignia and umbrellas. Arions will accompany the delegation. $100 was allotted for emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Lodge
Kika
Milwaukee
Elks
Eixty Strong
Ruter
F. H. Libbey
W. C. Buckman
John Kinwin
Pattons
N. S. Weed
Henry Bags
Northwestern
Elkhom
Arions
Badger and Buttons
Reading railway shop hands ratify Baer wage agreement
Reading Pa July 2 operatives ratify detailed terms set by President Baer for the restoration of workers to former conditions with a joint committee to confer on wages and a plan to distinguish union from non union staff. Over 1 200 men attend the ratification meeting and agree to return to work Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
Philadelphia
George F. Beer
Phiadelphia & Reading Company
Reading Railway
Philadelphn & Heading
Reading
Rack
Chalmine Roschler
Baer
Merchants Excursion At Oshkosh Bridges No Trouble
About 100 people joined a merchants excursion from Berlin Eureka and Omro to Oshkosh aboard the Le Fever with 300 on board. Estimated 126 at Berlin 76 at Eureka 126 at Omro. An opening to the dock was briefly blocked by boards but removed without incident as Oshkosh residents sought to visit.
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Berlin
Eureka
Omre
Mureka
Omire
Tanding
Omro
Alt
Samuel Clark
Oih
Oshkosh
Cleanup Order for Main Street Alleys Issued by Health Commissioner Wilkie
Oshkosh health commissioner F. J. Wilkie orders Main Street residents to stop garbage dumping into back yards and alleys. Barrels must be disinfected and emptied frequently, with disposal at night or before business hours. Enforcement to be strict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wilkle
Oshkosh
Main Street
F. J. Wilkie
Short Nots and Local Actions Reported
J T Raycraft handles a 3.90 residence contract for Abel No Willims, wedding to Mies Frances Tarn at 246 New York avenue occurred Thursday. Ed T A Thomas arrested on drink and disorderly conduct in municipal court. judgment for W Brawley against Stalph GC Wittame for 33.63 on car notes. Park board tours urged gravel from Lyndsavenua to the bridge. public works to bid. Deer closure for South larged discussed. weather notes and general city notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Raycraft
Abel No Willims
Mies Frances Tarn
New York Avenue
Ed T. A. Thomas
W. Brawley
Stalph
Wittame
Board of Park Enmenae
Norn Park
Lindsavenua
Annex of Public Works
Aden
Dlag
South Larged
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Constantinopla
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Kurdistan
Sherli
Aghan
Menuehs
Fer Daya
H.E. Hehinsen
C. Root
Liberal Party
Faron
Middlesboro
PowseHs
Henne
Tve O'Clock
Associated Prees
Powshkeepsie
Cornell
Secom
Wolumbia
Famely Cole
Peonnylvania
Columbia
Pennsylvant
Poughkeepsie
Noy
Rowards
Downbea
Syracuse
Covell
Georgetown
Pennerlysuia
Siparuss
Mma
Sen
Chiek
Goeduan
Fyn
Tanger Ruteen
Pentonia
Harvard
Yale
Colum i
Sylvania
Cornall
Wauch Yate
Sophia
Pennsylvenia
Csaeag
Agmiond
New London
Bet
Intercol
Tudsenak
Virginia City
Ods
Louisville
Europe
Cuntlient
Louis Schueider
Evranarhment
Canterbury
Boned
Wm Maye
Stevens
SPARS
Inet
Arrougxe
Mion-Out
Reading Railways
FF. J. Wilkle
Malm Street
Rives
Paly
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