Rioters threaten Austrian amid labor unrest at Flat River
Flat River Missouri July 17 mobs led by Henry Nore beat an Austrian nearly to death before rescuers arrived. an Italian consul and William Rich were involved in aftermath as authorities arrest several, while wider unrest spreads from Oregon to Globe and Seattle with cattle poisoning, arson and militia preparations reported by United Press.
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Whitt
St. Louis
Washington
William Rich
Oregon
Klamath Falls
Ore
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Klamath County
Withycomb
Oregon Minute Men
Klenath Falls
Miss Lusk Writing Book On Triangular Murder Case
Waukesha Wis July 17 The famous Lusk Roberts triangle tale may be expanded into a book by Grace Lusk the murderess now jailed. A friend says she is secretly drafting a manuscript detailing events up to the day she shot Mrs Mary Newman Roberts and attempted suicide. The manuscript reportedly centers on relations with Dr Roberts and composes a vivid though cautionary fictionalized account.
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Wis
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Miss Grace
Lusk
Mary Newman Roberts
Mrs Roberts
Miss Luskie
All's Well in Spain Tone From Premier Data Report
The Associated Press reports that Premier Data of Spain, via a special correspondent of The Paris Journal, asserts optimism about current authorities amid unrest. He notes limited strikes and train disruptions, especially on the Asturias coast, framing the situation as stable despite ongoing tensions.
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Span
Mrtcuar
Austurias
Russian Army Drives Forward Along Big Front
Allied dispatch summarizes the ongoing Russian offensive across Eastern Gelicia and broader front lines with reports of government turmoil in Petrograd, resignations by four ministers over Ukraine policy, and social disturbances. Also notes German chancellorship changes, Verdun gains by French forces, and a Spanish government pledge of stability amid parliamentary gathering in Barcelona.
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Ukraine
Finland
Petrograd
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Georg Michaelis
Reichstag
Seven Seas
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North Sea
Verdun
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Champagne
Teton Heights
Petain
Suffragists Sentenced to Workhouse for Picketing White House
Sixteen women militants refused a $25 fine for obstructing traffic during a White House picket. Judge Allowney imposed sixty days in the workhouse after a tense jury-room conference. The group, including Miss Anne Martin, chose to serve time rather than pay.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
White House
Allowney
Anne Martin
Protesting Governor Opposes National Guard Move
Governor Sleeper telegraphed Michigan senators protesting the ordering of the Michigan National Guard to Texas for final training. He urged troops be trained at the state camp at Gratiot Wag and declared the camp is ideal for such purposes. Thousands of dollars have been spent to equip the facility.
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Waco
Texas
Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
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Michiaen
Washington
Michigan National Guard
Ween
Grar- Wag
Porto Rico Votes Dry in Overwhelming Prohibition Victory
Porto Rico backed prohibition by a large majority in the recent election. Returns at 1 o'clock showed 91,000 votes for prohibition and 47,295 against. Fifty-one municipalities favored the measure, twenty-one opposed. large cities largely supported the dry side.
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Prohibition Forres
Associated Treen _ Fan Juan
Porto Rico
Prohibition
Restender
Ft AU
Congress Shows Real Speed In Food and Aviation Bills
Congress moves swiftly on the food control bill and aviation program. Senate committee ordered favorable report on a $640 million aviation measure with no hearings. Leaders seek to bypass debate and set price and licensing provisions for foods, fuels, and related industries.
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Senate Military Committee
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Board of Food Administration
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Senator Gore
Kerensky Returns as Cabinet Crisis Deepens in Petrograd
In Petrograd Kerensky rushed back from the front amid cabinet tensions. Provisional government authorizes Ghennian delegates to the cabinet and general staff as parties press for agreement on land policy. Socialist opposition amid warnings of government program risks, recalls of party committee members loom.
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Ukrania
New Liberty Loan Plans Said Near Ready
The Secretary McAdoo is expected to outline a New Liberty Loan program soon. Federal Reserve Bank governors from Boston to New York were invited to a conference to discuss treasury aims and financing strategy. The meeting aims to chart distribution and support for the upcoming loan drive.
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Germans Lost 350000 Men on West Front in Three Months
French Front reports severe German attrition on the Franco British line during April, May and June. Estimates place German losses around 350,000 with 135 divisions in action and many divisions withdrawn after heavy casualties. Infantry losses alone may reach about 24,700 across the period.
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West Front
Associated Press
North’ Sea
Switzerland
Custody Dispute Over German Plotters Reopens
United States Attorney General faces whether civil or military authorities hold custody of Franz Repp former German consul BR Von Schalk and tenant von Brincken all convicted of conspiracy to violate American law. They were moved from Angel Island where interned as alien enemies to answer in federal court on charges of aiding Hindu revelation. Military officials claim custody by presidential warrant while civil authorities argue for civil jurisdiction. The Attorney General will rule on control of the three detainees.
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Tisu
von Brincken
Rep
Aow
Angel Island
Pisric
Preeton
Training Ship Officers Plan Course at Jones Public School
Prospective officers for the federal merchant ship Meethezan begin training today at the Jones public school. A night class organized by Bureau of Navigation official Bro Miver a. Lee offers a six week navigation theory course followed by a month of shipboard practical training with twelve applicants.
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Associated Press
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Loclara
Pastor Hastings Refuses Speakers for Conscientious Objector Stand
Rev. BE Hastings pastor of Central Presbyterian Church at Tollét rejects American Liberty Defense League bid to supply pulpit speakers. He asks what he has done to deserve such an insult and defends his son’s potential enlistment in the military to honor the country’s duty.
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Associated Press
Tollét
Jil
BE EL Hastings
Central Presbyterian Church
American Liberty Defense League
Chicago
Mr. Huastines
Lion Still At Large Near Decatur In July Chase
Lion remains uncaptured near Decatur ML with huntsmen working the Allerton estate. An imprint of its front paw, 4 ½ inches, was found and shown in a store window at Santicello. The Allerton staff forbids non employees on the estate while a thorough search continues.
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Decatur
United Press
Santicello
Allerton
Americans Registered in Britain for Home Government
Americans in the British Isles registered today under the U S military registration law. Scores and hundreds list their names with cards to be issued later, similar to U S practice.
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United States
British Isles
Young Davidson in Navy Enlistment Details
J. F. Davidson, son of Representative Davidson, has enlisted in the navy and will train at a radio station near here. He recently joined the service and is from the Shkos h district. Mr and Mrs Orin Miller of Pickett Point are mentioned in connection with the report.
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Congo
Shkosh
Hax
Washington
J. F. Davidson
Representative Davidson
Navy
Orin Miller
Pickett Pare Hare
England
Mooney Case Closed Final Witness on Dynamiting Charge
United Press reports Cala1) The vase in the Rena Mooney amb pled triad ted. Ars. was the last witness after days of examinations lasting ire heures. Domestic court proceedings concluded with the final witness in the dynamiting case.
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United Press
Rena Mooney
Ted
Ars
Berlin Conference Report Leaves Ambition Unfulfilled
Fragmentary dispatches from Amsterdam quote uncertain notes on Berlin talks among Field Marshal Mindeborg and other military leaders. The reports claim no concrete pledges or gains and reference tensions over potential annexations and strategic aims amid unsettled negotiations.
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Froltiat
Amsterdam
King of Greece yields to premier Venizelos demands
Wireless dispatches report King Alexander has agreed to the premier’s terms as the Greek chamber prepares to reassemble. The king’s concession follows intense political pressure from Venizelos amid ongoing constitutional negotiations.
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Dary
Alexander
Venizelos
German ships attacked as British destroyers rack North Sea
Reports from London relay British destroyers capturing four German steamers Pellworth Erteanne Horn and Heinz Plumbers in the North Sea with several other vessels damaged or driven aground. Rotterdam dispatches note seventeen German ships sailed from Rotterdam in groups with many captured sunk or forced to return. An American ship reported torpedoing and safe arrival of crew in Montevideo as the Atlantic press details chaos at sea.
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North Sea
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Erteanne Horn
Heinz
Rovterdam
Gert
Li—stace Parard
Rotterdam
Disreich
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Zandvoort
Funk
Hrieitzels
Hamburg
Hamsburg
Schleswig
Jy Hamburg
Washingian
1. C
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Sehenner
Uapre
Ted P
Michaelis as Chancellor Victory for Junkers
United Press dispatches from Washington summarize Germany's political shift as Chancellor Michaelis is appointed. Analysts foresee no immediate peace, expect continued militarist aims, and predict strong opposition from Hollweg and Ludendorff supporters while favoring annexations and war aims.
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Hidenburg
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Ichaelis
Eugene Kaerwer Dies in Chicago Transit to Oshkosh
Eugene Ji Kaerwer aged forty seven died last evening at 6 40 at the Kaerwer home 114 Alter street after kidney trouble and complications He was born June 10 1870 in Oshkosh son of the late Mr and Mrs Jacob Kaerner and formerly worked for the Pennsylvania Railway in Chicago He was unmarried and leaves sisters and brothers including Charles Kaerwer St Cloud Minn Misses Margaret and Flora Kaerwer Oshkosh and Mrs George Gunz Kansas City Mo Funeral arrangements were incomplete
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Olter Street
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Masonic Order
Chicaeo
Land Brothers
Charles Kaerwer
St Cloud
Min Kaerwer
Chicare
Frank Rae
Snekimi
Ars. Heniinin Wahle
Mont
George Gunz
Kansas City
Margaret
Flora Kaerwer
BOB SHIELDS ON TRIAL IN MANN ACT CHARGES
La Crosse July 1 Rob Shields a Superior politician faces a Mann act case in Judge K M Landis court tomorrow morning after Miss Mary Ganley alleged he transported her from Chicago for immoral purposes Shields renewed not guilty plea yesterday but withdrew it when a demurrer was filed Forest Shields counsel argued the indictment faulty but Landis overruled the objection the case proceeds
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la Crosse
Wis
Rob” Shields
K. M. Landis
Mary Ganley
Superior
Chicago
Shields
Wiliam Forest
Shield
Im Y
Dudan Landis
Army Draft to be Saturday
Washington reports indicate the draft timing hinges on state boards completing registration and exemption work. Crowder expects to finish preliminary steps within forty eight hours and may announce a lottery timetable for final approval, with a Friday or Saturday drawing likely if delays do not occur.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
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Iit
Ume
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Army
Ilinois
New. York
Ississippi
Missouri
Ken Pennsylvania
Oshkosh Council Seeks Labor Aid on Coal Yard Plan
The Oshkosh commission discussed a resolution from the Trades and Labor council asking the city to back a coal purchase plan for MWe orders, with payment on delivery. Action postponed until council meets labor representatives to settle details, while one official’s fee and street setback issues were touched on and a water department matter noted.
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Oshkosh Trades and Labor Council
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EL —R. Nevenfolds
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Wyeming Street
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Oregon
Charles Drealer
Peter Jannsen
Harehl Prehrih
John Ie
Polies
Inch
More Engineers Needed United Press July 7
United Press reports shortages of engineers as drafts and retractions are ordered for fortifications and radar repairs. The piece notes costs of preventive measures versus late repairs, with scattered references to Fort Leavenworth Kansas and Wisconsin cases.
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