Wisconsin Troops Face Prolonged Border Duty At Wilson Camp
Special to The Northwestern reports Camp Wilson Texas July 17 drama with Henry Blbright of First Wisconsin, Company I, Neenah, held for arrest and telegrams to Senator La Follette. Internal Mexico troubles and Villa depredations prompt extended southern stay. Wisconsin brigade prep for possible extended U S border duty as plans for army reorganization stir local opinion. speculation linked to General Bliss visit and a potential redeployment.
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Day In Congress Senate and House actions reported
The Senate met at 10 am with debate blocked on Sir Roger Casement death sentence stay and moved to naval records. a resolution urged the Navy to submit Atlantic fleet target practice data and discussed the naval appropriation bill. The Judiciary committee advanced Hus for the Court of Claims. The House met at noon approving unexamined consent calenders and a public buildings bill, with about 332 million dollars in authorizations, and a conference report on the post office appropriation bill. Adjourned in respect to Representative Mase of West Virginia at 12 12 pm until Tuesday noon.
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German Press backs Chancellor amid U Boat war criticism
Berlin papers rally to Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg amid attacks by submarine supporters. They deny peace talks weakened Germany and reaffirm confidence in defeating the Allied offensive. Cologne Gazette notes British forces in Flanders and ongoing German strategy of defense by attack.
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Work on State Normals and Oshkosh Project Progress
The State Engineer J. D. Mack's annual report notes Eau Claire normal school building to be completed in August. La Crosse physical education building plans ready for approval. Oshkosh Normal school shelter for the first unit finished with contract price $107,168.
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Wisconsin Bank Resources Reach Record Highs
Wisconsin banks report total resources of 276 million as of June 29 versus prior period. The state’s loans and discounts total 155 million and show significant year over year increases indicating strong banking conditions in 1934.
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State Engineers to Meet in Capitol Conference
Madison Wis July 17 The first conference of engineers of the state institutions under civil service commission will be held at the capitol on July 27 28 and 29. The meeting, directed by the highway commission, aims to instruct engineers on methods of conducting their work.
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Veterans get paid leave for Grand Army encampment
A federal incentive order signed by President Wilson grants all Civil War veterans employed by the government paid leave to attend the Grand Army encampment in Kansas City Missouri from August 28 to September 3.
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Tragic Child Killed By Train In Omaha Yard
In Eau Claire Wisconsin on July 17 three year old Charles Pearson son of Mr and Mrs Charles Pearson wandered into the Omaha yards while searching for his father and was struck by a train. He died instantly in the accident.
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Return voyage plans for German sub Deutschland
Washington reports a German submarine Deutschland plans to slip from Baltimore to sea on a dark night while authorities await its reappearance. No visitors will be allowed aboard after tomorrow, as stevedores resume cargo loading and security tightens at the Chesapeake Bay dock.
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President Wilson Coming to Wisconsin
Sane Von. Dent Wison is in the widest part of seven nods. Announcement made by Gust Nolin owner of a summer resort on Lake Kawasue near Sinewqua-Tomanawk. Four months reserved. trip secret as he heads to Wisconsin to oversee campaign. Entire north country will be policed to prevent interference. Private car voyage via Northwestern railroad to Woodri and return through resort area.
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No agreement on Mexico reported in Washington
A brief dispatch from Washington reports no agreement reached between two states over the Mexican settlement agenda. Acting Secretary Polk indicated progress but emphasized unresolved items remain and further talks are anticipated.
Miwaukee Wereal CRTs and PF Residency Mentioned
Wacasa reports on a complex status note indicating Miwaukee areas or entities linked to CRTs. The document mentions India as an AF PF resident and suggests a relaxed interpretation of residency requirements.
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Epidemic Deaths Rise in New York City Five Boroughs
Health officials report fourteen deaths and fourteen new cases in the five boroughs as the epidemic persists. The daily tally highlights ongoing spread with concern over rising fatalities.
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New London Notes on Chautauqua Opening Fun
Special to The Northwestern New London Wisconsin July 17 crowds filled the large tent for the chautauqua opening Friday The junior chautauqua opened Thursday evening with the plaza festival Public spirited citizens brought their automobiles for auto rides for children followed by an evening program at the school grounds directed by a Playground supervisor
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Five Dixie States Visited by Floods
Floods swept North and South Carolina Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee with at least nine dead hundreds homeless and property damage up to 15 million. Rail and telegraph lines broken train service halted in western North Carolina. Asheville area hardest hit with flooded streets trains stalled bridges washed away and telegraph crippled. The Seaboard Air Line bridge over the Catawba river at Mount Holly and another Catawba bridge near Salisbury Asheville line collapsed.
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Vanderbilt heroine aids flood victims near Asheville
Floods devastate Baltimore on the Vanderbilt estate leaving 500 homeless and praising Mrs George W Vanderbilt and her daughter Cornelis for rescue efforts. Several deaths reported including Em W Lipe Mabel Foster Lena Troxier sisters Charlotte and Louise Walker others missing. Water filled houses to second stories and mills along Swannanoa and French Broad rivers face about 3.09 million dollars in losses and isolation persists.
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British Gains Stiffen Somme Offensive Front
London reports British advances across the Somme with the capture of second line German positions along Bazentin le Petit Wood and near Longueval, plus eviction of Germans from Oviliers and La Boissolie. Russians claim gains in Volhynia and 13,000 prisoners. Verdun, French pressure yields ground and three machine guns captured. German counterattacks in Lorraine repulsed.
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Public Building Bill Seeks Thirty-Five Million Dollars
Special to The Northwestern from Washington reports a house bill for public buildings carrying about 35 million dollars. The omnibus package targets multiple cities including Milwaukee 100400, Appleton 50000, Grand Rapids 372006, Ladwedith 35000, Poriare 76000, Reedsburg 18001, Sturgeon Bay 46. The push follows growing demand for funding this session and reflects changes led by Chairman Clark of public buildings and grounds.
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Ryan Announces Run For Attorney General On Democratic Ticket
Wisconsin Democratic figure Thomas Ran announced his bid for attorney general on the Democratic ticket. He spoke after an endorsement and a Milwaukee conference last week.
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Weather outlook trends across major cities
United Press notes a steady in sight for weather bureau forecasts. Temperatures were described as high across multiple cities including Chicago and Peoria with readings around the century mark. Areas in Spansfed and Fort Worth were among those reporting extreme heat and strong winds.
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Union Official Dies in Mill Street Site
William C. Aen of St. Paul, 33, chairman of the grievance committee for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, died suddenly at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. He collapsed while sitting on a bench in front of the Foley hotel on Mill Street. Heart failure was the reported cause.
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Prohibition and Progressives Forum Sparks Party Shakeup
At a July convention in Chicago and related discussions in Paul the Prohibition party faces a clash with remnants of the Progressive movement. Colonel Parker of Louisiana pushes for a new Progressive option while Hinshaw of Chicago envisions a broader Prohibition platform, possible name change, and unified nomination strategy with Roosevelt's former allies.
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Bids for Sprinkler Plant at Northern Hospital
Wisconsin state board of control invites bids for installing a sprinkler system at the Northern Hospital for the insane in Winnebago. Bids open at 2 p m on August 16 in Madison. Separate bids for a steam fire pump and auxiliary station are requested with all work in place per plans. A surety bond is required from the successful contractor.
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Wisconsin Forecast Calls Thunder Showers Tonight
A weather summary notes thunder showers likely in western portions this afternoon or tonight and in the northeast tonight or Tuesday. Warmer readings expected in northern and eastern areas, with tonight bringing warmer temperatures across the state.
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