05 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
1
The Associated Press reports a concluded U S Mexican crisis with both governments reading no pending issues. Washington expects early withdrawal of Pershing's expeditionary forces while border patrols rise and mediation efforts proceed.
The note transmitted by Eliseo Arredondo shows Carranza willing to seek quick remedies with U.S. cooperation. He cites withdrawal of American troops and frontier protection as essential issues and mentions Latin American mediation offering a possible path to direct talks or new authorities if needed. The Mexican government awaits U.S. confirmation to accept mediation.
The readable fragments reference a Mexican embassy and General authority. It hints at communications demands and possible dictates behind a tense diplomatic moment. The text remains incomplete with unclear subjects and roles.
New York reports seventy new cases of a deadly disease and seven more deaths, marking a peak day in the outbreak. Brewkin leads in new infections and fatalities as authorities tighten restrictions while seeking to stamp out the epidemic across the greater area.
Lorimer aides are sought as part of a Mann Act case involving a wealthy Superior Wisconsin man and politician. A warrant issued Saturday charges involvement in aiding Jeanetta Palmer’s removal and confinement two years ago, tied to federal investigations in Wisconsin.
Amid talks of an early adjournment, lawmakers prepare a caucus this July to speed up the session. Pressure from both parties and concerns over administration delays prompt a push for quicker action on bills.
The war in Europe influenced American schools with calls for aiding permanent peace as discussed at the National Education Association annual convention.
United Press reports Chicago statistics show seventeen killed and four injured during Fourth of July celebrations. The tally compares favorably to last year’s nineteen dead and nine hundred forty three injured.
Fragmented text reports Wisconsin soldiers and veterans facing discharge and reassignment after medical exams. It mentions Lorraine T. Kaberder and Lorraine Philipp with appointments and confirmations to Brigadier roles, and notes state officials and wartime duty amid unclear phrasing.
A fragmented Altoona note reports a dispute over funds donated to the YMCA. The text mentions local members and a waterworks area, with unclear details about the amounts or the outcome of the dispute.
Fragmentary report from Rome notes Stromboli volcano eruption spreading ash and lava toward settlements. Communications describe Java-like spread affecting sparse coastal areas, with residents urged to seek safety as authorities respond. The text is garbled but indicates rapid volcanic activity and imminent danger to nearby populations.
Milwaukee man William J. Cary announces candidacy for reelection from Washington as Congress remains in session. The brief notice appears in local papers.
The body of Mrs Hetty Green was buried today beside her husband Edward Green in the family lot. A plain granite shaft bearing the family name marks the grave as floral tributes from friends and business associates arrive from across the country. Mrs Green, her son in law and others attended. pallbearers were local friends.
A powerful storm battered Florida and the Gulf coast with strong winds up to high speeds. Pensacola and surrounding areas reported severe damage including destroyed ships, broken windows, and interrupted wire communications. New Orleans areas faced serious damage as the storm moved west threatening broader impact.
Reports from Paris and London detail heavy fighting as German and allied forces clash along the Somme and Verdun fronts. Allied gains push toward Peronne while German troops transfer from Verdun to shore up defenses. fortunes shift as both sides sustain losses and conduct counterattacks.
The Associated Press reports July 5 1934 that miners resumed work following a widespread stoppage. Leaders and workers faced tensions and violence amid the industrial dispute as authorities and groups urged order and a return to production.
In a brief legislative update the committee reported in favor of the revenue bill. The Associated Press notes public support for the measure as it advances through the session.
The funeral for Mrs. H Barker of Chicago who died while visiting will be held in Fond du Lac on Saturday. Mrs Barker was an inventor and manufacturer of electric carts.
Senate branches discussed an amendment by Senator Oliver directing the Federal Trade Commission to investigate private armor plants to set a fair price for armor. Army appropriation 5122 carried more than $228,000. Debate resumed as an extension of the appropriation bill. House met at noon.
Washington reports indicate the regular army could assume border policing soon as militiamen, already on duty, are expected to return home within four months. Military leaders warn guardsmen may resist extended border service and await decisive policy on future roles and reorganization.
An early morning taxi murder near Grant and Jaerson Streets ends with a cab engine running and the driver killed. Police report little direct testimony about the trip and motive remains uncertain, with robbery suspected but unproven.
Paris and London report ongoing fighting on the Somme and Verdun fronts with German and Allied losses tallied. Berlin claims gains near Thiepval while repulses and bombardments continue in the Meuse and Avocourt sectors. Eastern front fighting around Baranovichi and Vilna-Tinsk persists, with a renewed Russian counterattack.
Early morning robbery at St Mary's State Bank nets 2400 dollars. Four men and a woman aided by a lookout robbed the bank, then fled with the money. police pursue thieves who escaped after the break in.
A detailed Oshkosh murder account centers on George J. Bischoff with sections sketching his life. The piece outlines an offer of reward and several theories about the crime.
A dated notice urges national banks to prepare and file statements at the place of business. The directive emphasizes accuracy and timely submission for regulatory review.
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