New Fleet To Test Panama Canal Strategic Value
The Pacific fleet begins voyage from Old Point Comfort into the Pacific via the Panama Canal marking a naval epoch. Half the force to guard the western seaboard, Admiral Hugh Rodman to lead the through the canal to Pacific waters. The scene at dawn shows ships, crews, and families bidding God speed as the fleet sails in two columns.
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Associated Press
Old Point Comfort
Pacific
Panama
Canal
Hugh Rodman
Far West
Atlantic
Admiral Rodman
Oshkosh Soldiers Reported in New York Port
Special to Toe Mor reports three Oshkosh soldiers noted in New York today. Capt. George L. Simpson, father at 1303 Oregon Street. Lieut. John Rasmussen, mother at 106 Mt. Vernon Street. Sergt. Charles Robi, father Charles, at 22 Tenth Street.
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New York
George L. Simpso
Eber
Oregon Street
John Rasmussen
Tesses
Mt. Vernon Street
Charles Robi
Charles
Tenth Street
Konenkamp resigns from Commercial Telegraphers Union
S J Konenkamp resigns as president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America in a letter to the executive board. He cites cordial relations as the reason and notes he may return to his law practice while the next convention is set for October or possibly August.
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Associated Press
Chicago
S. J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Konenkamp
Feth
Ofice
Kemp
Ausu
Wisconsin Federation of Labor delegates chosen at Appleton meeting
Appleton La Crosse chosen as next meeting site by state labor body. Henry Obl Jr. Milwaukee reelected president and state organizer. J. J. Handley re elected secretary treasurer. Frank J. Weber a delegate to the AFL convention. William Sommers named alternate. Three members chosen for state executive board: Henry Kumpel Fred Schaefer George Hiary. Adjournment at 2 45 pm. Mooner case undecided as Bee day resolution rejected.
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Br Associated Press
Appleton—La Crosse
Iebky
Thomas Fornia
Hut Mooner
United Press
Appleton
Henry Obl. Jr
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
J. J. Handley
Millwaukee
Frank J. Weber
American Federation of Labor
William H. Sommers
Racine
Alt
Henry Kumpel
Fred Schaefer
Georg Rse Hiary
William Coleman
Tkee
A. L. Link
R.o G. Knutson
iLa Crosse
Eucen¢ Killar
Watertown
Prankada
Manitow
TNE
Thoms J. Mooner
Mooner
Warren BK
Meddling by Packers to be Investigated
Officials announce inquiry into alleged interference by Packers regarding a recent event. Details remain scarce as investigators review redacted tips and possible influence on proceedings.
French deputies condemn economic policy amid unrest
A fragmentary report notes French deputies condemning economic policy as protests and international concerns unfold. Mentions ongoing civic events and public marches with references to Allied involvement.
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France
Pacific
No Danger of Amending the Treaty Says Mr Ritchcoge
President Wilson indicated there is no danger in amending the treaty and it will be ratified without changes to the text. He and Hinchcock discussed interpretative and explanatory reservations, though the president opposes new reservations. A clarifying clause may be needed to resolve lingering questions after talks at the capitol.
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MR. Ritchcoge
Hitcheoth
Ian Senahow
Panco
Wilson
Hinchcock
Capitol
Flood Swallows Ten Minnesota Townships
A flood drenches Minnesota, submerging ten townships as rising waters sweep through lakes and rivers. Officials warn of ongoing damage and warn residents to seek higher ground while emergency crews assess affected areas.
Aviatrixs Killed in Mysterious Incident
A fragmentary report indicates several aviatrices were killed in a late evening event. Details are incomplete but authorities investigate the incident as a fatal aviation mishap or attack.
Agitators Are Going Too Far Amid Prohibition Roars
Washington news reports agitators warn about overreach in Prohibition enforcement. A North Dakota figure notes concerns over near beer warnings and fears of congress action to ban yeast in beverage production, threatening bread supplies.
Bauer and Mueller Will Tell the World What Germany is Going To Do
Fragmentary notes discuss German actions and potential international reactions. The garbled text references Bauer and Mueller and mentions peace and upturns in Germany, with unclear details about partners or timing.
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Bauer
Mueller
Germany
Strike Settlement Prospect Faces Fresh Setback
Steamship Association refuses to accept an agreement amid growing union pressure over a potential strike by traction workers. Chicago telegram requests immediate arrival of the international traction union president as street car employees weigh an imminent walkout and set a date for action.
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Thor
Wld
McMahen
International Organization of Traction Workers
Chicago
Cheyenne Sailors Held Up by Armed Men on Tamesi River
Associated Press reports a Cheyenne class monitor on duty near Tampico, Mexico was held up July 6 by an armed band. Sailors were robbed and the incident prompted urgent U.S. representations to Mexican authorities and Tampico officials. State Department described incident as serious and sought official explanations.
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Tamesi
Associated Press
Washington, D. CA
Tamesi River
Tampico
State Department
Associated Press Washington
Mrs Stevenson Aged 70 Reported Critical Illness
Mrs S M Stephenson, widow of a noted lumberman, is critically ill at age 70. The Marinette Wisconsin Associated Press dispatch notes her prolonged illness and social prominence, reflecting local interest in the Stephenson family.
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S. M. Stephenson
Daniels to Coast Meet Up As Season Opens
The report notes that Daniels will travel to the Pacific Coast for a forthcoming engagement. Details on date and venue are sparse in the fragment, but the move signals an early season test against West Coast competition.
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Daniels
Pacific Coast
McCoy Forehanded in Boxing Ledger Report
Fragmentary notes indicate McCoy received 2208 dollars amid boxing receipts. Mentions Red The release and Mike O Dowd, with unclear phrasing about forehanded actions and ring entrances. Further readable details are limited.
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Gene” Val Jacky
McCoy
iMike O'Dowd
Forest fires spread across Washington amid warnings and strikes
Unclear reports describe widespread forest fires across Washington and Idaho flaring due to weather and suspected arson. Foresters urge caution and timber operators to exercise care while authorities investigate. Southern Idaho reports cooler conditions easing danger, yet the Thunder Mountain fire resists control as tensions rise over blame and planned strikes.
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Bo Varta Press
Atte
Wash
Pfures
Eaton
Jines
Washington
Don
Idaho
Martial law rule in greater Berlin sparks factional tension
Fragmentary report notes factions in Berlin under martial law as ministerial actions and police measures unfold in the greater Berlin area. Independent leaders discuss next steps while authorities manage meetings and planning amid ongoing political unrest.
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Heids
Berlin
Son Found Guilty in Mother's Murder Case
A Creston man, Menet Tr. ta-T. Penercon, convicted of killing his mother after a trial noted in local court records. The case details remain on file with the county clerk as prosecutors pursue sentencing and possible appeals.
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Menet
Ta—T. Penercon
Creston
Bedridden publisher stabbed to death shocks city
A bedridden publisher was found fatally stabbed in what investigators call a brutal assault. Detectives in Cleveland are reviewing clues and securing the scene as a homicide probe unfolds. Authorities have not released the victim’s identity or motive at this time.
Denial of Carranza Men Shot in Big Bend Raiders
Officials deny that Carranza men were shot in the Big Bend district where most raids occurred. The report attributes the claim to military authorities and emphasizes denial of any such killings.
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Carranza
Ers
Yorlar
Big Bend
France and Italy Face Postwar Crises and Old Grievances
A fragmented account discusses Italian dissatisfaction with postwar settlements, blaming the treaty terms for not protecting Italy’s vital interests. It claims Greece gained Smyrna and criticizes omissions on the Adriatic and Asia Minor. The piece cites widespread war costs and warns Italy may face consequences if its interests are ignored.
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Spain
Portugal
Candyle
Rermant
Atymuna Hlerk
Bouton
Italy
Adriatic
Asia Minor
Smyrna
London
Ltaly
Sien Ho
Biritain
Viaenne
Wilson Reply on Russian Blockade Awaited in Paris
Fragmentary text from United Press reports in Paris indicates anticipation of President Wilson’s response on the blockade issue. The garbled copy suggests diplomatic exchanges and allied concerns about lifting or maintaining naval restrictions amid wartime tensions.
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Wilson
Paris
United Pre Paris
Steamship Runs Aground Near Yarmouth
A report notes a steamship ran aground near Yarmouth with crews safe but awaiting survey. Authorities assess damage and potential salvage plans while navigation advisories are issued to nearby waters.
La Follette Hits Wilson in Madison Press Editorial
A Madison newspaper editorial argues that voters demand facts over speeches and rhetoric. It claims the public grows weary of endless diplomacy and prevarication and seeks clearer vision in political discourse.
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Ined Press
Madison
Meares
Impeachment Threat Mounts Against Comptroller
Washington report details charges by Rep McFadden that Comptroller Williams aided his brother in a government Arlington property purchase. Williams denies wrongdoing, saying the claims are baseless and a Richmond firm acted as counsel. Investigation postponed, with Williams agreeing to answer in committee Monday.
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Washington
Julia Skelvn
Arlington Hor
Ale
Williams
Pou
Pato
Congress
McFadden
Ariington
Severnment
Richmond
Willams and Mallen
Forneys
Williams Leiter
Offic Senate
Meladden
Camptroller
Hichmond
Daien
Penn van Camptroller
New Crossing Ordered for Through Travel
A new crossing order was issued for through travel, directing movement and arrangements to facilitate transit. Officials and workers are coordinating to complete the task, with adherence to deadlines and safety standards in the plan.
Chief of Staff May Be Made General Amid Debate
United Press Washington reports ongoing deliberations in Congress over promoting the Chief of Staff to general. The recommendation has drawn bipartisan attention as it moves through committees and subcommittees this week, with members weighing the potential impact on both military and legislative spheres.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
House
League foes find Shantung subject for agitation
Special to The Northwestern Washington reports opponents of the League of Nations shift anger to the Shantung settlement. Republicans attack the issue to influence public opinion while some Progressives struggle to align with the facts. The piece questions critics, defends the settlement, and notes doubts about Japan’s damages. Continued on Page 1.
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League of Nations
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League
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California
United States
Japan
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China
Rament
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