Wisconsin editors convene in session Milwaukee
Editors in session meet at Milwaukee for the seventy seventh annual convention of the Wisconsin Press Association. Notable papers include Misnuari Educator and an Ushkush journalist topics, with Miss Lara Dow presenting The Lady Editor. Several named members and survivors attend as open session participants in this early gathering.
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Hiward
Black River Falls
James E. Jones
Bourn
Harriet
Afchberg
Seton Frank E. Noyes
Marinette
J. A. Warrous
BR. B. Wentworth
Portege
Por Ware
Necedah
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East Troy
E. Howe
Ripon
E. J. Scott
Shawano
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Pirimoutt
Fred L Berner
Antigo
D. F. Burnham
Waupaca
A. BP. Colby
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John W. Cam
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Carter Proves Puzzle at Sycamore Hill Conference
AP report from Osster Bar notes unsettled forecasts for today's conference. Roosevelt hinted Senator Beveridge would join, with several midwestern figures expected. Carter of Montana, linked to Aldrich allies, drew attention as observers speculated on movement within the conference.
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Sagamere
Tree trunk coffin demanded by farmer's will
An unusual will requests Cary Fenwick be buried in a coffin carved from a storm oak tree on his property. The trunk will be smoothed inside and the lid and exterior left as shed wood, reflecting the farmer Fenwick's wish from his past.
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Press Press
Cary
Fenwick
Nineteen Stores Burn in Des Lair Fire
Fire swept through Des Lair’s business district destroying nineteen stores. Loss exceeds $100,000. Officials report optimism despite limited experience in large city fires.
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Associated Press
Minot
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Des Lair
Duke D'Alencon Buried in Orleans Chapel
The Duke Ateocon was buried today in Orleans beside his wife who was burned to death in the Charity bazaar. The ceremony in Dreux, France, was attended by Streit and other officials as troops kept order. He was a second son of the late Duke of Nemdur and a descendant of Hope, king of the French in 1844.
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Associated Press
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France
Orleans
Bulgaria
Portgual
Belgium
Alene
Low
Nemdurs
Hope
Prohibition Fights Rise Over Jeffries Johnson Film
Reports from cities in the United States and abroad show religious and civic groups urging bans on the Jeffries Johnson fight film. Church groups in New York and Pasadena push resolutions and ordinances to prevent exhibitions, with mass meetings planned in Missouri towns and calls to destroy or suppress the films.
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London
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House of Comitons
Johnstow
Johnstown
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Jeffries-Jobeson
New York
Young People’s Christian Union
Fearfel
Pasadena
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Iocal Federation of Churches
Kentucky
Telay
Covnton
Frankfort
Calcurea
Biograph Pictures
India
Reward for Lynchers
A garbled Associated Press dispatch reports a decree or pronouncement about lynching and punishment, noting rhetoric on protecting Black people while criticizing violence and urging restraint. It mentions unspecified officials, the white race, and figures like Du Bois in a debated context.
Bleaching Controversy Won't Hurt Tent Prices
Washington reports that the Secretary Wheen position on bleached four contained mass favors health. Solicier McCabe of the department of agriculture says the ruling does not affect price, with one penny more likely than any price change. The discussion centers on nitrogen forms used in tent health claims.
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Associatcu
Washington, D. C
Wheen
McCabe
Department of Agriculture
Custom Receipts From Military Records Unevenly Recalled
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest officials in Washington processed customs receipts and pension records. The text mentions Hines, Payne, and D. C. references with unclear roles and duties in a section relating to secretarial or departmental actions. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events.
Johnson Homecoming Under Heavy Police Guard in Chicago
Chicago July reports state Jack Johnson will land by train to a heavily policed homecoming. Chief Stewart plans a score of officers at the station and near the residence to prevent disorder while an organized parade is barred. An automobiles cavalcade and Eighth Regiment band will greet the champ at his home and a reception is expected.
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Chicago
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Sercade Him
New Duration Record Set for Air Travel
A French aviator set a new duration record with a 45 minute seconds flight and covered 155 miles before Morane aircraft crashed.
Pre strike call grips New York garment workers
From New York July 7 a wave of protests in women's garment shops prompts a strike. The International Women's Garment Workers Association issued orders demanding higher wages and better working conditions to be observed today as the strike spreads through factories across the city.
Catholic Convention Ends With Fractured Address
The national convention of a Catholic body ends after a weeklong meeting in New Orleans. Archbishop John Joseph Glennon presided as the rite concluded with election of officers. Cardinal James Shiwas of B. Suikimoce was elected heading the slate and a letter of guidance was to be issued by the delegate.
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Associated Press
Hs Grace
John Joseph Glennon
James Cardinal Shiwas
B. Suikimoce
Feng
Washington
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Aletter
Momsigner Patpouk
Mrs Young Heads Race for Association Presidency
A Chicago school leader Mrs Ela Flage Young is favored to win the association presidency as members select a new board of governors. The nominating committee announced Snyder as leading candidate with Mrs Young as rival, election set for tomorrow noon and a ttemple close to the Tremont area with speeches by notable education figures.
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Raleigh
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San Francisco
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Johnson
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Therine D. Plake
Roosevelt Trip Details Reported by Associated Press
Fragmentary Washington dispatch notes Associated Press coverage of President Roosevelt with incomplete lines about a trip and a conference. The text hints at administration matters and scheduling but remains unclear and truncated.
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Associated Pr
Washington
Eeler
Roosevelt
Zelaya offers withdrawal terms amid Nicaragua rumors
Rumors reported by the Washington state department say former President Zelaya seeks withdrawal of a steamer from Nicaragua and protection in return. The offer centers on Zelaya’s personal estate in Nicaragua and compensation tied to early Emery claims, with U S and Nicaraguan interests involved in Central American affairs.
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Nicaragua
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Zelaya
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Mot Dia
Married in Local Church in Vinland Town
An account notes a wedding at a local church with Derlagtom resident marrying a Vinlond youth. The ceremony occurred after a gale, with Jacob Luethy LaFayette and Marshall parents listed among attendees. The bride’s and groom’s relations and a reception followed, with limited readable details.
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Jacob Luethy
LaFayette
Marshall
Veterans Elect Officers in Wisconsin Meeting
The Northwestern ve Wis July 7 reports Wisconsin veterans elect officers for the department. New commander is John Mice with Thom R. Lomcht as department adjutant. Other officers named include department chaplain OL M. Evans and marshal J. Sudseon. Edward J. Gishon of Boston will act as commander-in-chief at the next meeting.
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Ve. Wis
Salter
Traloe Jon Mice
Thom R. K. Lom
Judas Advocatr
Rutger
Appleton
Af Paliamens
OL M. Evans
Madison
J. Sudseon
Racine
Marishal
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Death recalls history in Newport prominent banker
Charles Fairchild, aged seventy two, died at his summer home in Newport. A Harvard graduate of 1858, he studied law in Madison and worked as deputy clerk of the circuit court in Cincinnati and as an attorney in Milwaukee. He served as a first lieutenant in the Civil War and later was secretary to Gov. Lucius Fairchild of Wisconsin. He founded Charles Fairchild & Co in New York and later was part of Lee Higginson & Co in Boston and New York, retiring recently.
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Associated Press
Newport
Charles Fairchild
New York
Charles Fairchild & Co
Boston
New Yo
Lee, Higginson & Co
Postal Bank Status in 1911 Inquiries
A terse note discusses posts about establishing postal banks in 1911. It mentions the postmaster and a shed, with questions about whether a postal savings operation could start, and references Camat and local actions related to locating a bank in operation here.
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Camat
Banks Bid for Bonds
The article reports on bids for government bonds with four percent gear bonds opened in New Orleans. The highest bid matches a prior offer by Edward D. and Co, indicating a competitive auction with significant participation.
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Associated Press
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Edevard DB
Fifteen Hundred Strike Hits Canadian Northern Dred Cars
Dredge car men employed by the Canadian Northern Railway began a strike today after a Board report. Workers along routes to Port Arthur and Edmonton halted work as negotiations stalled. The action involves about fifteen hundred employees and affects shop and port operations.
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F Associates Pressyan
Northern Reivas
Conoh Noon i Medi 2
Port Arthur
Edmonton
Winatges
Gale Blocks Aviator Flight Despite South Wind
A rough south gale hindered aviation attempts as Gh W H nourse faced delays and cancellations. The city records show air travel disrupted by strong winds and unsettled conditions affecting takeoffs and landings.
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Sheboygan Man Faces Personal Crisis Report
Fragmentary notes describe a Sheboygan man named Franz facing a personal crisis after an incident last night. The text mentions Sadie Hirst and references a possible suicide note or final act, with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases.
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Poultry Sheds Burn in Unclear Incident
A fire damaged poultry sheds with unknown cause as smoke and flames were observed. Investigators and local firefighters responded, assessing property loss and potential threats to nearby structures.
London Commerce Grows In June Trade Report
London July 4 The board of trade June statement shows imports up 14,623 dollars and exports rising 225,408,000. The main import rise is raw material while manufactured goods lead export gains. Killing time may mean the death by own action of success.
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Board of Trade
Unclear text on rubber boom and disease risk
A fragment discusses a rubber boom, speculators, and disease risk among rubber trees. The dialogue mentions politics, war, and an unseen threat spreading like wildfire with one speaker claiming the company has not started planting yet.
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Toro
Tema
Onte
Tim
Hobo Placed Under Bond to Keep the Peace
Foie promised to testify against James Bachoe after being held under a 360 dollar bond today. The defendant was ordered to keep the peace as part of the bail conditions.
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James Bachoe
Roosevelt to Speak as Ballinger Plans Trip
AP dispatch from Washington reports Secretary Ballinger to embark on a trip during a period of several major projects. President Roosevelt will also speak, with Labor and tax policy on the agenda as Fr. Hen Ffa er an address fee Faran on Labor lax. Initiation was here Of Lake, nia. s
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Washington
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Lake
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Moose Plan Big Event In Sanard For Saturday
The Order of Moose schedules a large gathering in Merritt Street area with a parade from Woodman hall along Livin and South Main to Tendh streets then Oregon, crossing Main Krill Streets to the armory. Music from Oshkosh Fond du Lac and Red Fire bands, a reception, and speeches by supreme council members are planned with William Reals as parade marshal, promising an unusually interesting Saturday evening.
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Sanard
Merritt Street
Fond du Lac Belue
Supreme Council
ML Jones
Woodman Hall
Livin
Main
Oregon Street
Sixth Cing
Krill
Armory
Fond du Lach
Chicago
William Reals
Fish Shipment Case Hits Chippewa Falls Court
Special report from Milwaukees set in Chippewa Falls recounts Game Warden action on illegal fish shipments. Warrants against William Westphal and another Birchwood resident for selling undersized walleye and northern pike. Both men pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars each.
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Wis
Chippewa Falls
William W Westphal
Birchwood
Pike
Chicago
Camp Douglas Transferred Headquarters Active Today
Military units including the Northwesterny F Gen CLF Salsman and infantry move to Camp Douglas as the adjutant general department headquarters are transferred today amidst encamping troops and special Marlisee signals.
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Salsman
Xenermfl Department
Camp Douglas
Tragedy of Wife in Double Murder Suicide
Chicago reports a wife fatally shooting her husband after alleged abuse then killing their daughter before taking poison. Police say the couple argued late at night and she fired two shots claiming he beat her and was with another woman. She later died at the scene and both victims died at the hospital.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henry
Totany Wu
Mullaw
Ther
Muleaw
Mulean
Risane
Sai
Divorce Granted to Katherine Zisk in County Court
Mrs Katherine Zisk was granted a divorce from Joseph Ziska in county court by Judge Silas Bullard on grounds of failure to support and desertion. The decree allows her to retain her maiden name Katherine Levine. The couple married in Oshkosh in July 1905, one child was born and died, defendant did not appear.
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Joseph Ziska
Silas Bullard
Katherine Levine
Ziska
Miss Angving
Oshkosh
Noa
George A. Sarau
Frederic J. Eaton
Well in Idaho and West fruit and harvest notes
Letter from Idaho notes farmers ready for the second cut with rye being harvested and oats yielding between eighty and ninety bushels per acre. Raspberry and cherry crops appear abundant while young men from Oshkosh are in Nampa Caldwell and Hesse.
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Caldwell
Hesse
Louis Kalbison
Carl Leen
Harry Awe
George Awe
George Stalr
Lyman Marden
Ben
Postpone Rodermund Trial Delayed Again
The Rodermund trial has been postponed once more amid uncertain scheduling. Officials did not set a new date and the delay continues to affect the proceedings and involved parties.
Fragmentary Quote on War, Cultures, and Society
Readable text fragments discuss wartime wages and national value with mentions of museums in Adam Vienna Stockholm Milan Zurich Paris Moscow and Copenhagen. It condemns American extremism as a continental doom and ends with a contrived line about pretty and homely girls mending hearts.
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Germany
Adam
Vienna
Stockholm
Milan
Zurich
Paris
Moscow
Copenhagen
South America
Metropolitan Magazine
Paris Strike Threat Raises Wage Demands
A Paris strike threat escalates as workers demand higher pay and improved terms. The Associated Press reports railway workers and other labor factions calling for raises and concessions amid tense negotiations.
Cut Gats for Hay War Grain Fight
Grain in the war effort is being redirected to hay production as shortages press farms. Authorities push farmers to swap crops and reduce cattle feed demands amid mounting supply concerns.
Carpenters Locked Out Amid City Construction Row
Union carpenters were locked out as tensions rose over city building contracts. The dispute centers on the firm handling iron work and structural projects in Des Moines, with workers incensed by contract terms and job security.
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Fey Arasciates
Moines
Winnipes Rowing Club Wins Steward's Challenge Cup
The Winnipes Rowing Club won the final heat for the Steward's challenge cup defeating the Mainz crew by two lengths in 7 minutes 52 seconds.
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Associated Press
Menier
Eng
Winnipes Rowing Cind
Wimmipes
Mainzer_clnd
Maxence
Guardsmen to Drill at Camp Farward ILS Smith Chanpion
Guardsmen will drill at Camp Farward with chaplain Smith accompanying, as the First Congregational Church resumes services for the new school session. The church plans regular worship at the usual location and schedule.
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Ils Smith
First Congregational
Mrs Sherman Improves Headline From Hospital Update
A report from Johns Hopkins Hospital states Mrs Sherman is improved and expected to leave the hospital soon. The page includes mixed remarks on marriage and self-care with a wry aside about personal grooming.
Local Observations Forecast Warm Friday
The report notes a warmer Friday with higher temperatures expected tonight. Local observations focus on daytime temperatures and overall conditions.
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