Deutschland Submarine Makes Transatlantic Crossing
The German merchant submarine Deutschland returns to Baltimore after an Atlantic voyage. Captain Koenig reports submerged travel, crew in good health, and plans a regular liner service with more submarines to follow. Officials note no torpedoes or guns aboard and emphasize its peaceful merchant status.
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New York
Count von Bernster
Germany
United States
Emmbassy
Baltimore
Deutschland
Konig
Jid
Paul Konig
Warine Merchamman
DBD
Hland
Atlantic
England
Ssc
Emerett William
Wilson
Deutsche Ozean- Phederel G. M. B. H
Berlin
Teuntes
Bremen
Koenig
Hus
Hampton Road
English Channel
Helgoland
Deutschland Not Armed Its Status Simplified
Washington officials in 19 reported that the German merchant submarine Deutschland was unarmed, but questions remain about crew and cargo as authorities pursue a thorough examination before granting clearance. Officials note the issue touches on blockade enforcement and potential wartime implications.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Deutschland
Danischlandihas Dreer
Germany
Polk
Department
Treasury
Juredicti
State Department
Philipp Consults Doctors After Appendectomy
Gov E T Philipp went to Milwaukee to confer with physicians about his recent appendix operation. The governor is recovering rapidly and requested further medical examination to ensure a smooth recovery and prevent delays.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
E. T. Philipp
Milwaukee
Theoverner
Second Wisconsin units on the move to the border
A Northwestern dispatch from Camp Douglas Wisconsin reports Companies B and F of the Second Wisconsin Infantry marching toward Texas. Men express eagerness for mobilization, with camp life noted as irksome and the regiment en route in three sections under Col W. Lee and Maj. Marden.
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Camp Douglas
Wis
Couches
Seoussrosh
Wisconsin
Barker
Ibers
Hkennedy
San Antonio
Tex
Wisconsin Infantry
Texas
Deforentien
W. Dr. Lee
Oconto
M. L
I. Marinette
S. R. Beardsley
Douglas
Fort Sam
Houston
Cousin
Gshkesh
Sergean
Tess Pansy
Nedera
Robert W. Rose
Ales
Armory
Ostodiar
John H
Marinette
Marshie
Walter J. Marden
Oshkosh
Toshkosh
Mantowoc
Appleton
Halil
Peni du Lac Beaver Dam
Ripan
Sheneewan
Free -Shland
Smply
Green Bay
Hospital Cote
Congress Debates Agricultur al Bill and War Camp Provisions
The session continues with debate on the agriculture bill and a Chilton resolution urging the president to establish a four day relief fund for Syrians in Mount Lebanon. The House passes a measure authorizing use of Ellis Island hospital equipment for infantile paralysis in New York and details troop movement logistics and water provisions aboard trains.
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Chilton
Mount Lebanon
House
Ellis Island
New York
Hatton Offices Opened to Promote Progressive Ticket
Hatton headquarters opened in Thite2 Press dison Wisconsin at West Washington avenue and Carroll Street. Welter Houser Mendovi heads the office with a nine member Progressive campaign committee from across the state to organize counties and congressional districts for the ticket named at the recent conference. George E. Morton of Milwaukee oversees the Hatton headquarters in Milwaukee.
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Thite2 Press
Dison
Wis
Hatton
Boré Company
West Washington Avenue
Carroll Street
Welter Houser
Mendovi
Peris
George E. Morton
Milwaukee
Judge Milo M. Stage Killed In Interurban Collision
Waukesha Wisconsin July 18 United Press reports judge Milo M Stage of this city was killed when his automobile was struck by an interurban car near Waukesha beach Elmhurst. His companion Thomas died with him as the car neared the beach. The judge had been in Oconomowoc holding court for Judge who leads Wisconsin National Guard unit. He was about sixty and a notable state figure, a Madison University alumnus famed for leadership.
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Aukesha
United Press
Waukesha
Wis
Elmhurst
Waukesha Beach
Milo
Eat Thomas
Oconomowoc
Jadze Deree
Company Mi
Wisconsin National Eward
Muexs
Eiks
Arii
State University At
Madison
Jared
Theruas
Wausau Man Appointed in Western District Nomination
Special to The Northwestern Washington reports a Wausau man named in a western district nomination. The dispatch notes Frank Conner as a nominee connected to the United States Western District of Wilcansi.
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Washington
Frank Conner
United States
Wilcansi
Weather forecast for Wisconsin area July 10
Forecast shows thundershowers then fair skies with cloudy periods in the south and possible showers in the north this afternoon or tonight. Temperatures around 74 degrees with warmer conditions likely tonight and on Tuesday.
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Wiscomale
Peace in Mexico Hovering as Carranza Standoff Persists
The article surveys U S Mexican tensions amid President Wilson and General Carranza, warning only negotiation on border policing and Pershing’s withdrawal can avert war. It notes threats by Mexican leaders, property losses to foreigners, and the need for indemnity while preserving U S citizens’ safety.
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Pershing
United States
Jorces
Wilson
Carranza
Wascurth
Mexico
Caranza
Rio Grande
Border Patrol
Neiman
Calier
Sorieno Huerta
Mexico Authority Shift After Huerta Era Ends
The text describes power struggles in Mexico after Huerta, naming Carranza and Villa as rival leaders vying for control. It notes President Wilson recognizing Carranza, initial expectations that he would not be recognized, and U S stance of non interference while warnings of possible unrest and impact on American lives and property along borders.
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Mexico
Europe
Carranza
Villa
Wilitars
Huerta
Ipence
Finslir
Wilsom
United Stites
United States
Frances
Meno
Mexico City
espeGetic
New York Infantile Paralysis Case Toll Rises
New York reports 103 new infantile paralysis cases in one day as the epidemic continues. Since June 6, 1063 children and young people have been affected. Public Health Service seeks $100 appropriation to mobilize doctors from civil life to curb the outbreak. Congress asked to release funds immediately. current available budget is $15.05.
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United Press
New York
Washington
Public Health Service
Congress
Civilife
Blone
Wisconsin optometrists back uniform price list plan
A. A. Lueck of Antigo Wisconsin urged a uniform price list for optometrists at the Wisconsin Optometrists Association annual convention in Milwaukee. He said the plan would end price demotion and balance fair pay with service, praising the new state licensing board.
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Lueck
Antigo
United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
A. A. Lueck
Wisconsin Optometrists’ Association
Air
Board of
Ing
Prosecuting Attorney Opens Plea in Orpet Murder Trial
Waukegan verdicts hinge on Marion Lambert case as State’s Attorney Kunrad pleads for conviction. He portrays Marion as hopeful and accuses alienists of misreading her frame of mind while Marion’s parents and friends testify to her happiness. Warther Speaks for the state and signals possible death penalty, though not assured.
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Attorze
United Presst
Waukegan
Marion Lambert
Kunrard
Jodas
Qurr
Orpet
Marion
Runvard
Cade
Givars
Warther
Jeslyn
Waupaca Home Aid Delayed In State Assurance Doubt
Fragmentary notices indicate delays in federal aid for a Waupaca home project and questions over whether assurances come from state or federal authorities. The garbled text references Madison, a 3 Bae Derainment, and unspecified funds or deeds tied to Washington.
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Madison
Washington
Amos
Hambrecht Father of George P. Hambrecht Dies in Madison
William Hambrecht aged seventy five father of George P Hambrecht member of the Wisconsin industrial commission was found dead in bed at his son's Madison home. He had been ill for years and had previously lived at Grand Rapids Wisconsin and Lake Geneva.
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George P Hambrecht
Wadizen
United Press
Madison
Wis
T Hambrecht
George P. Hambrecht
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Hambrecht
Hal
Grand Rapids
Lake Geneva
Wilson Peace Message Shocks Detroit World Salesmen Congress
In Detroit 3000 salesmen hear President Wilson urge peace over war and urge business to pursue liberty and commerce. He defends Mexico sovereignty and condemns exploitation while calling for exported goods to spread American ideals. Ford and other speakers address the World’s Salesmanship congress as Wilson voices a new, peaceful business vision.
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Wilson
Detroit
Mich
William
Redfield
United States
Lafe Young
Des Moines
Hughes Chalmers
Norval A. Hawkins
Ford Motor Company
Roose- Tels
Arcadia Hall
Rosevelt
Mexico
Eift Rottr
America
Ford
Henri Foril
Rudd
Mrag Wee
Georg
Reope
Shaze
Libertws
Mahta
Mark
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