Naval battle at doors of America may occur as sea diver departs
Bridgeport July 22 reports from Theodors Judson keeper of Stratford light house of a large submarine bound east. U S navy sub G 3 left Lake Torpedo Boat for New London while Deutschland awaits clearance and Bremen rumored to approach with escort submarines near Cape Henry and Patapsco.
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Curious Mixed Local News Nuggets From The City
A hodgepodge of items reports Chicago voting by mail on cabaret licenses, Mrs. Sheets Sieved a prisoner in Lincoln, a shark-eating fox called dead, and eggs labeled for cold storage after September. A church fair incident, a gossiped sermon on marriage, and rumor of Count Bernstorff’s voyage with Bremen port talk wrap the fragment.
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Shylocks Among Badger Soldiers at Camp Austin
Special to The Northwestern reports Captain McCusker's warning about money sharks targeting Wisconsin troops from Oshkosh at Camp Austin. He notes high weekly interest on loans, the repudiation of onerous agreements, and urges discipline while detailing drinking, saloon activity, and drills as the Second Wisconsin men endure heat and hard work.
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Britain and United States clash over German blacklist list
U S and Britain argue over the Smith blacklist under the trading with the enemy act. Cecil Spring and Acting Secretary Polk discuss the matter while a New York committee forms to study measures. Washington demands a complete reply, warning partial action won’t satisfy the United States. London officials critique the move as ill advised and potentially provoking.
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Doubt About Villa Plans Fueled by Renewed War Talks
The report indicates uncertainty over Villa's intentions as the war against the de facto government continues. Authorities say there is no reliable confirmation of renewed hostilities and that movements by American troops are carefully watched.
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Trail of Jean Crones Stirred in Wisconsin Hunt
Reports say a trace of Jean Crones wanted in connection with the Archbishop Mundelein banquet poisoning attempt was found in Waukesha Wisconsin. Sheriff Steep told Chicago officers by long distance call that a crew with Chicago detectives is pursuing leads to Croines arrest soon.
Wisconsin seeks new requisition for return of Fennigore
Governor Philipp of Wisconsin seeks a new requisition to extradite Anton Fennigore from New York. He is accused of selling a stolen auto to S. T. Hutchinson of Lake Geneva. Delavan District Attorney Sumner urges action as parole ends August 17. Attorney General Owen says a fresh requisition is required.
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Attempt to End Strike Fails at Appleton Meeting
J D Beck of the Wisconsin Industrial Commission left Appleton after three days of talks with strikers and pulp and paper companies. Strikers waived the enton issue but employers balked at appointing the arbitration committee. A night cook at the Interluke Pulp and Paper plant was assaulted on campus, suffering two broken ribs and facial injuries.
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Madison Hero Harold Vaughn Rescues Two Girls
Harold Vaughn a Milwaukee student at the University of Wisconsin saved two girls from Lake Mendota. He hurled one to the canal shore during the rescue and swam ashore with the second. Sirl Paul Meyer aided in bringing the first girl to land.
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Will Orpet Spotted in Milwaukee Under Assumed Name
Will Orpet is staying in Milwaukee under the name W. Owen of Chicago. He has been in the city since early July with his mother and brother, and rumors of a possible marriage to Celestia Yonker circulated but could not be confirmed.
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Senate Debates Army Bill in Long Defense Fight
Washington July 22 The Senate debated the army bill the last of the administrations big national defense measures Advocates urged its adoption without amendment claiming increases of more than 48 000 000 over the house measure were essential The bill carries a total of 320 000 000 and debate will likely continue for several days
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Two Boys Admit Setting Six Fires in Madison
Madison police report that Matt Schmide aced tinteen and Donald Ballard twelve confessed to starting six fires in a small area of Madison over the past ten days. Suspects are being held by authorities.
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Appleton Water Main Break Creates Tidal Wave
A large water main broke on Walnut Street in Appleton Wisconsin flooding streets. A tidal wave swept toward the municipal swimming pool water tank carrying clothes and tools before authorities could shut off the supply.
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Cubs Buy Fred Mollwitz To Boost Lineup
Associated Press reports the Cubs purchased first baseman Fred Mollwitz a right handed hitter to replace Seier. Mollwitz will join the Cubs tomorrow and face pitching left handed as Chicago plans lineup changes. The deal terms were not disclosed and Middleton from Louisville might be involved.
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Index of Today's Paper Highlights Political Intrigue and Culture
The issue lists political features from a Reichstag dispute to market talk and millionaire disposal, alongside cultural items including Salvation Army workers, society notes, War-era writings, theater notes, and local announcements. It mentions Rev K C Anderson and Rev John W Green among contributors with music, sermons, and building news in the Milwaukee area.
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Senators Debate Casement Clemency Plea In U S Senate
The Senate debated a resolution by Senator Martine urging President Wilson to seek clemency for Sir Roger Casement. Senator Stone warned official representations would backfire and noted Ambassador Page already conveyed a personal appeal. Other proposals pressed parallel appeals to Britain and Ireland seeking clemency or commutation.
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Federal Trade Commission to Hear Newsprint Price Rise
The Federal Trade Commission invites publishers to a hearing on August 1 at 10 a.m. to probe undue increases in newsprint prices. The inquiry, ordered by the Senate, will be the 61st step, with field agents reviewing costs in the U S and Canada. The commission aims to report to the Senate by October 1 and seeks written information from papers unable to attend.
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Alliance at Marshfield Opens With Welcoming Address
The annual session of the Westencin branch of the German American alliance opened in Marshfield with a welcoming address by Major A Felker. About 150 delegates attended as Stern presided and prepared to outline the alliance’s policy for the coming year.
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Senate approves naval bill with funding and ships plan
The Senate passed a naval bill late yesterday by 68 to 2, providing around 15 million dollars for immediate construction of four battleships and four battle cruisers. Senators voting against the measure included Mapp Gronne Curtis La Fellatre Morns Thomas Vardaman and Works.
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Badger Labor Convention Elects Officers in Fond du Lac
United Press reports at the State Federation of Labor twenty fourth annual convention closure in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. J J Bantey is reelected secretary treasurer and Henry J Weber named general organizer. Ashland wins 1917 convention. A resolution censures railroad Brotherhood for scabbing. Executive board includes Henry Humpel Henry Obt Je William Giese William Kaiiman and Frank Mashek.
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Wiliam Giese
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Philipp called false prophet by Wisconsin attorney general
Black River Falls Wisconsin July 22 Attorney General Walter C Owen accused Governor Philipp of false prophecy during a Progressive Republicans gathering. He argued Philipp campaigned two years ago on radical state government changes and attacked the Wisconsin Idea while praising current Progressive laws and agencies.
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Emma Goldman Portrait Amid Jail Terms Sparks New Writings
A new image of Emma Goldman, noted advocate of anarchy and birth control, appears as she endures jail sentences. Each release brings fresh writings, produced within confinement, to fuel her ongoing revolutionary activity.
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Court action looms as New York Progressives clash with Hughes
Syracuse July 22 Progressive leaders threaten court action to bar Charles Hughes and Republican electors from the Progressive ballot in New York. Colby accuses former Hughes appointees of steering party machinery to Republicans while Parkers camp is urged to endorse Hughes despite opposition.
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Garment Workers Settle Long Stand Strike Lockout
Strife and long stand frictions among garment workers were settled after a new agreement. The deal includes concessions on wages and working conditions, ending a period of disruption and factory closures. The parties report an earnest effort to restore harmony and productivity.
Wisconsin Weather Outlook Turns Cooler Sunday
The forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight with a cooler high Sunday. Slightly cooler temperatures expected along Lake Michigan as a cold front moves through. Local observations note morning temperatures around seven and early afternoon readings near one.
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