Germanys View On Submarine Warfare Delayed Note
German and American negotiations surface as Berlin probes acceptable terms for submarine warfare amid U S neutrality debates. Ambassador Gerard's informal dispatch hints at peace overture aims while Washington awaits formal responses from Berlin and President Wilson.
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Day's War Summary Amid Frontline Action Across Europe
Fragmented army dispatches describe July 4 aerial and naval skirmishes. German air raids target Lew Eparges and Vosges while Allied air power targets German positions. Archduke Ferdinand advances near Krasnik as German forces push toward France and near Amiring in the Dubemio vicinity. Reports from Manila mention British India population strains amid ongoing hostilities.
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British India
Injunction Sought Against Milwaukee Life in Fraud Scheme
Attorneys guarding policyholders urge federal court to appoint a receiver for the Northwestern Rainese Insurance fund amid charges of wrongful diversion of funds and excessive agent compensation. The amended petition seeks an injunction and details withdrawals recently disclosed to the Wisconsin state examiner.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Northwestern Rainese Insurance Company
Wisconsin
Financial expert A Conant dies in Havana
Havana authorities report death of 54 year old financial expert A Conant of New York. He had worked in journalism for eighteen years and was longtime Washington correspondent for Commerce. He planned to stay in Cuba about a day before returning to New York.
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Calmac
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Womerried
Washington
Commerce
Von Knoblesdorff Dead Alleged German Count Seeks Fame
A man identified as a German count by Associated Press reports his life in America as a social figure, later serving in a penitentiary, with a path that included a stint in St Paul. Authorities describe his career as erratic and marked by legal trouble.
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Associated Press
Minvegpolis
Ming
Arden von
Marinette Fourth of July Celebrations Amid Prohibition Echoes
In Marinette County Wis the Fourth of July observance featured a Prohibition themed parade float with Cedarville farmers. Amberg residents marked Independence Day amid reports Cedar settlement influences helped end the county dry era.
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Italy Hosts to Turkey Rerin
An overseas agency note reports Italian consuls in Tyre quietly departing the county, with the Italian ambassador likely to follow. American representatives will handle Italian interests as they withdraw. The Palestine extension sees Spain protecting Italian interests there.
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Associated Press
Constantine
Palestine
Spain
Assault Case and Political Scandal Over Holt and Muenter
Frank Holt, accused in the Capitol explosion case, attempted suicide by slashing his left wrist while in Nassau County jail Mineola. Morgan, Holt’s alleged victim, shows improvement after gunshot wounds, and investigators assess if Holt and ex Harvard fugitive Erich Muenter are the same man amid scar comparisons and witness statements.
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Hulse
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Erich Mernier
Valiera
Cambridge
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Erich Muenter
Harvard
Nassau Nity Hospital
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Charles R. Apted
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Mr. Apted
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Sears
Rome
Cruelties by the English Charged by Germans
An Overseas News Agency report outlines alleged German claims of British submarine attacks in Turkish waters. It accuses Britain of condemning submarine warfare while allegedly using similar methods elsewhere, described as barbarous and murderous and in violation of international law.
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Bertin
Overseas
Zhi
Ted
England
Bomb explodes at New York Police Headquarters
An explosion shattered glass at the New York Police Office building injuring five prisoners in the lockup as the blast tore through the street side entrance. The blast collapsed the doorway, damaged the steps area, and left debris around the area as investigators began work.
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New York
Faury
Funeral of General Diaz Held as Church Service Ends
An all star funeral for General Diaz drew prominent attendees including the Mexican Ecuadorian minister to France and the Japanese embassy military attache. The late president’s body rests in the church vault awaiting shipment to America in a few days.
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Meho
America
Governor Philipp Speaks at Rhinelander Independence Day
Special to Nerve Rhinelander Wis July Independence Day crowd of thousands heard Governor Philipp address rural school improvements consolidation of boards and commissions and reorganization measures supported by state officials. He urged consolidation of education and land authorities as key reforms.
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Philippterday
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Status of the Armenian
Dispatch from Washington reports scant details on the steamer Pederl and casualties among Armenians. The Associated Press account notes no clear question or passenger list, but confirms many perished were employed laborers. The situation remains unresolved with incomplete information.
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Amsader
T. Apparinicat
Jeousnar
Armenisa
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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ONL & Iessage
Werther
Mexico
Nice Informa
Tampico
New Russian Offensive Reported in Baltic Border Areas
A disrupted June report from New Haven notes Russia increasing armament and munition shipments aimed at broad offensive plans against Germany. It states government control of transport routes from Vologda toward the frontier and describes limited passenger traffic while freight movement declines.
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Associated Press
New York
New
Copenagen
Iliasia
Galvie
Vologds
Perroatad
Appleton Man Death by Own Action in Fourth of July Incident
Appleton Wisconsin July 6 a city surveyor Charles Iblett tied iron to his neck and leaped into a cistern dying from a broken neck. His wife heard the splash and pulled him out but he had already died. Worry over a poor investment in Indiana cited as cause. Other injuries from fireworks and a glass jar explosion included two Kimball children and a man with a burned hand. All teams belong in the first division in the winter league.
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Appleton
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Charles Iblett
Indiana
Kimball
Fierce Battle at Paredon Villa Stronghold Engulfs 18 000 Men
Reports from Tampico detail a six hundred Carranza troops offensive against Villa’s Pareden stronghold, with about 18 000 men engaged and heavy casualties on both sides. The fighting paused briefly for burials, as reinforcements and transports reshape the clash between Monterey and Torreon. Washington reports hint at possible peace moves and the prospect of capital evacuation amid ammunition shortages.
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Pablo Gonzales
Mexico City
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Vera Crux
United States
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Horta
EL Thompson
Flueria
Deral
Huella
Landmark is Removed Fire Destroys Residence in Winnecene
A fire destroyed the Zenas Sumner home in Winnecene Wisconsin on July 6 destroying most of the building. The house over sixty years old was a well known landmark and was occupied by two families. The piano on the lower floor was saved before the house collapsed. Insurance covered the structure but not the contents.
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Winnecenne
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Zenas-Sumner
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Arrest of Montenegrins in Violating Neutrality Charges
Chicago July 6 R Martivoch an officer in Montenegrin arms is held at Bisher Ariz on alleged neutrality law violations. Savo Gjomanhkovich reported to Montenegrin foreign office states both men were en route to Mexico. Twenty three Serbs and Montenegrins were previously taken from a train on similar charges near Minneapolis.
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Trisons
Charce
Associated Press
Chicago
R. Martivoch
Bisher
Ariz
Department of Justice
Savo Gjomanhkovich
Biatec
Wes
Mexico
Montenearing
Minneapolis
Artsong
Explosion at Montreal powder mill claims several lives
Seven men killed and others gravely injured in a blast at the Canadian Explosives company plant near Montreal. The explosion occurred this morning at Mebes about twenty miles away, with several workers reported missing and feared dead. Authorities and rescuers hunt for survivors as the scene is secured and investigators begin inquiries.
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Montreal
Associated Press
Comlite
Mebes
Relief situation in Mexico City prompt cable report
From Mexico City comes a dispatch via American agent Charles J. U'unur to Washington July reporting relief for noncombatants in Mexico City and nearby towns. He calls the condition pitiable and notes efforts to arrange reef supplies from Vera Cruz with Brazilian ministerial support, while Red Cross relief teams move toward Vera Cruz.
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Mexico City
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Charles J. U'unur
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Red Cross
Wisconsin Pays Uncle Sam Corp Tax Totals Reported
Wisconsin corporations paid into the treasury during the fiscal year ending date totals $2,876.39 under the federal corporation tax law. Badger state citizens paid income tax totaling $272,476.09. In the First Wisconsin district corporation tax returns reached $227,606.19 while the Second district reported $34,370.90.
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Wisconsin
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Medal for the Normal exhibit at Wisconsin fair
The Oshkosh Normal School furniture sent to the Wisconsin exhibit earned medals, with the school receiving a gold medal and a special mention. President John A. A. Keith received a night letter reporting the jury findings and noting Wisconsin’s exhibit won multiple medals including two honors and several gold, silver, and bronze awards. The message, dated July 3, was signed by a faculty member and extended congratulations to Mr Schmide and the Industrial Department.
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San Frenciges
Wisconsin
John A. A. Keith
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New Tennis Courts Opened Amid Public Interest
A new tennis facility opened yesterday with courts praised as the fastest and best by players of all levels. Elite players from Galkeost and others performed as the public will gain access through the coming week. Afterward the venue will be exclusive to Oshkesh Tennis Club members with access limited to card holders.
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First Union Services Anniversary Notice
Unclear OCR text records a religious service event with multiple references to reverends and anniversaries. Fragments mention Sanedas Lodwick, Rev W parthci, Rev Jones, Jones fife, Nan Sang, Mass Jackson, Macy Gr eopranes, and fond au FT. No clear date, location, or complete names.
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Lodwick
Aureh
Wick
Evelyn Thaw Refuses to Testify in Thaw Case
Evelyn Nes Thaw, summoned by the state, declares she will not testify against her husband William Desmond Thaw in the proceedings to determine his mental condition. She frames her stance as a constitutional right, arriving near Malone, New York, from a summer camp, and denying nervous prostration reports. Deputy Attorney General Cook states the matter is a proceeding, not a criminal case, and vows to seek a court order directing her appearance.
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Evelyn Nes
KK. Thaw
New York
Malone
S. Y
Shasma
Business Men Vote on the Seamen Act Referendum
The national chamber of commerce votes to issue a referendum among its 600 member organizations on the seamen's act. Leaders aim to gauge sentiment of about 300000 business people, with a plan to submit the question to commerce groups nationwide and allow weeks for member registration.
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Guard
R. G. Rhett
Charleston
S. C
Elliot H. Goodwin
Gregory
Gem Crak
Weather forecast: midweek showers spread nationwide
Weather predictions issued by the weather bureau expect partly cloudy skies and normal temperatures early in the week, then showers and cooler air later. Warmer conditions are forecast for the east and southern coasts with showers in the latter half of the period, while plains and upper Midwest anticipate warm weather with scattered thundershowers then cooling by week’s end.
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Weather Bureau
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