Federal service for unemployed continued by act of Congress
Special to The Northwestern recounts congressional action on the United States employment service. Despite efforts to cut its funding, a conference trimmed initial figures but ultimately allowed a substantial budget for wartime and postwar coordination with state and local agencies. The piece argues the service has practical wartime value and should be maintained with field workers.
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D. C
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Kenyon
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Senate Chamber
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Senate
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Great Britain
United Star W. F.C
Licenses for Plumbers Announced in Wisconsin Posts
Examinations for licenses for master and journeyman plumbers are announced to be held on July 15 at Milwaukee Janesville and Green Bay. The notices specify locations and eligibility requirements for the licensing exams in the Northweste column.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Janesville
Ban Cure
Wilson to Address Senate on Thursday
A wireless message from Ts part George Washington says President Wilson will address the Senate on Thursday. Preparations include a reception for Wilson on Tuesday by school children, a Hudson river ferry passage, and an arrival at Hoboken before a brief stop at Carnegie Hall. He will depart for Washington later Tuesday.
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Wilson
Senate
Associated Press
New York
George Washington
Wison
Ambrose Channel
Joseph P. Tumulky
Wilsor
Mme. Temultr
Hutto Tfurm’ Dines
Hudson
Nor Smith
Major Hiian
Fifth Avenue
Aregie Hall
Washington
Governor Uses the Axe Slashing Bills in Revolt
United Press reports Madison action as Governor Philipp vetoes multiple measures this session. Legislators pass a bill to remove appointive officers by majority vote, prompting vetoes and constitutional questions. Finance and salaries also vetoed. highway and street rail proposals face scrutiny amid election timing and property issues.
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United Press
Madison
Phi
C. E. Hanson
Philipp
Carl D. Jackson
Railroad Commission
Assembly Committee
Senate
Gevermor Philon
Marcus Jonnsen
Fem T
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Tings
Wauerera Anran
Aniai
Fermert
Murderer senator answers questions on Los Angeles killing
United Press reports Senator Harry C. New refused to discuss the Los Angeles murder case. He explained he knew nothing of the man arrested. Police said Miss Lesser was killed in a canyon near Burbank after a dispute over marriage. New led police to the scene and confessed he shot her, then drove away and turned himself in.
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United Press
Washington
Harry C. New
Te Dana
Los Angeles
Harry S. New
Tos Angeles
Harry New
Herry
Looger
United States of Indiana
Lesser
Burbank
New Voluntar
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Miss Lesser
Emil Lesser
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Department of Justice
Lee Angeles
Topungo |Ecanson
Central Police
Cieda J. Lesser
Newce
Lulu
New
Miss Lasser
Tepange Canyon
Tens Angeles
Lew
Fesno
Calif
Homeward Bound Returns Reach 2909 Soldiers
Boston mass the homeship virginia and or huntington brought more than 2909 returning soldiers today after a long voyage from Brest. units aboard included several squadrons and transport companies prior to arrival. Major Generals Shanks McNair and Wells accompanied the troops as they disembarked.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Virginia
Huntington
Aem
Camp Vital
Germany
Third Corps Artis
New York
Mr. Vered
Brest
McCleskey
Daniel C Shanks
Brix
Lesley J. McNair
Briant H. Wells
Benjamin DB
Fouiis
William T. Weed
Fourth of July Speech Aboard the George Washington
President delivers a Fourth of July address to 3,000 sailors and soldiers on the George Washington. He advocates US leadership in world affairs amid calls for League of Nations membership, then plans to extend his speaking tour in the postwar era.
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Br Tewell Metitt
United Press
Sta
U.S. S. George Washington
United Prena
America
George Washington
George Washingto
World Commences to Breathe Says Premier Venizelos
Saloniki July 4 Premier Venizelos declares Greece and the allied victory at Versailles. General Paraskevopontes reads an order of the day promising defeat of enemies Bulgaria and Turkey and a restored Greece. The message salutes national recovery and peacetime prospects for Greece.
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Venizelos
Greece
Associated Press
Saloniki
Versailles
Paraskevopontes
Bulgaria
Turkey
Rocap Explains Charges Amid Toledo Scandal Details
William Rocap, Philadelphia sports editor, is set to explain his charges before a Toledo audience. The dispute centers on alleged manipulation of events and a planned ban on a fighter on ration schedules. Rickard accuses Rocap of seeking $1000 in ticket refunds, portraying it as vengeance by the writer.
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Philadelphia
Abk
Richard Jerday
Org
Toledo
Rocap
Toledo Boung
Rickard
Secretary of Woman's Council for World Peace Chaired
Fragmented OCR text mentions a secretary for a world peace council and a friend, with references to entertainment arrangements and a contract amount. The fragment is unclear and混乱. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond this council context are established.
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Woman’s Council For World Peace
Boat wreck on stump during Madison Fourth of July celebration
A boat foundered on a stump during a lake outing for the Madison Fourth of July celebration. Passengers, including townspeople and locals from Holmes, Heeart, Earla Coleman, Rath, Ligia Reach, Fen Olson, and Carlinn, were aboard when distress struck as heat and rough water affected the vessel.
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Madison
Yerenna
Vici Ste
Holmes
Heeart
Earla Coleman
Rath
Ligia
Fen Olson
Carlinn
Camouflage Strategy Returns in Washington Senate Clash
The piece notes both parties using camouflage tactics ahead of key debates on the treaty. It mentions President Wilson, Senator Borah, and Johnson preparing speeches as opposition lines outline dangers in the covenant. A planned nationwide tour and the president's closing address are described as efforts to shape public opinion and gauge support.
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York
Senate
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Versailles
Sali Ter
Miss Madison Wreck Report Sparks Watertown Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wreck involving Miss Madison and individuals named Madison Macason Conne and Dickerson. Report mentions injuries and a morning incident near Ware with divers, and Captain Tuckersen spending time in the area.
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Madison
Macason
Robert Conne
Dickerson
Watertown
Ex Kaiser Won’t Leave Holland for the Present
An older Kaiser figure remains in the Netherlands amid ongoing inquiries and political tension. The article notes his status and explains delays in potential relocation, reflecting postwar inertia and diplomatic sensitivities impacting his movements.
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Kaiser
Holland
Fuel Shortage Affects R34 Dirigible Rescue Efforts
Reports from Washington and maritime stations detail the R34 dirigible near Nova Scotia and Fundy as fuel dwindles. Navy destroyers Bancroft Stevens and others prepare to assist, while radio exchanges seek timely intercepts and progress updates amid ongoing operations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
New Brunswick
Maine
Navy Department
Kosten
Bureau of Gpera
Diit Naval District
Athhe
Sada
Cross Island
Machias
Stevens
U.S
Bancroft
Navy Yard
Hoston
Ehaser
Bar Harbor
Boston
Bay of Fundy
Germany ready to comply with treaty terms on reparations
Paris reports Germany expresses desire to commence negotiations with Allied experts on reparations. A permanent reparations commission not yet appointed. commissions to be named later. US member Joan Foster Dulles sits on the Unikitix commission. Monarchy restoration push cited in London. Austrian treaty drafting to present to Austrian delegates next week with 15 days for reply. Armistice signed at Riga ends fighting between Esthonians and Germans with troop withdrawal and evacuation of Riga and Letvia.
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Chrystal MacMillan
Womex
Zurich
Paris
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Women’s International Congress
International Women's League
Associated Press
Germany
Herpe
Alles
Unikitix
Americar
Joan Foster Dulles
London
Ernst von Heydebrand
Reichstag
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
iBy United Press
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Riga
Letvia
Powerboat Regatta Opens At City Of Moline
The Mississippi Valley Powerboat Association opened a three day regatta in Moline. On day one a lap race produced top placings with Quincy’s C F Padgett boat taking first, Bliss Margaret of Pekin second, and War Baby of Rock Island third. Another event saw Miss Quines Grst by Ed Concan Island win, followed by Whizzer driven by FL Barkaert from Macine in second.
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Associated Press
Missisippi Valley Powerboat Association
C Quincy TL
C.F. Padgett
Quincy
Bliss Margaret
L. E. Selby
Pekin
War Baby
H. V. Clarburn
Rock Island
Peterson
Miss Quines Grst
Ed Concan
Whizzer
Barkaert
Surplus Army Food To Be Sold At Eighty Percent Of Cost
United Press reports in Washington that surplus army food will be sold in load lots at eighty percent of cost. Buyers will save about five percent on canned vegetables and from forty to four per cent on other canned goods. The notice notes that a man and a woman may purchase a lot, and mentions limited quantities available.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Weather forecast amid unsettled conditions this weekend
Forecast for Wircewastan Fair and Richt anc Vader calls for warm temperatures followed by cooler shifts. The weekly prediction notes near normal temperatures with chances of showers and thunderheads in the late afternoon and evening across Rexiem of Great and surrounding valleys, with temperatures easing toward normal values by Sunday.
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