Wilson to England note on neutral rights in high seas
The United States rests its case on German interference with neutral rights. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing draft a note protesting British and German actions, while Bernstorff seeks official copy of the new American note for Berlin. The administration weighs responses and possible congressional actions if Lusitania echoes recur.
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Lusitania
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Mexican Civil War Grown Mysterious Amid Communication Blackout
In Mexico City fighting isolates areas near Pachuca forty miles northeast of the capital. Villa and Carranza factions lack updates as troops disengage and no reliable news emerges. A Wilson White House Red Cross conference signals strain in relief efforts amid chaotic southern conditions.
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Villa
Carranza
Pachuca
Extra City
Villa Columna
Wilson
American Red Cross
Republic
Gerenany
Day's War Summary From The Front Lines
Dispatches from Berlin report ongoing German operations as Husciams and allied forces engage on multiple fronts. Movements near Neve Georgie and Narew show heavy fighting with indications of strategic rail disruptions and shifting lines as European powers move to secure key corridors. Reports from Rome mention Turko-German forces landing in Tripoli amid broader tensions.
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Berlin -Tolees
Ruben
Uae
France
Rome
Tripoli
Worldly journeys and local gatherings in Menasha notes
The piece highlights Patrick Haliern family lineage and a globe trotting career with time spent in Honolulu and New York before the war. It also reports two hundred women at a Menasha Labester picnic with Miss Margaret Werrenberg and Miss Leona Miller entertaining. It notes the Trinity Lutheran Sunday School picnic and Ray Datis, a Menasha brakeman, injured in a collision and hospitalized, with his wife present, plus Davis undergoing an appendicitis operation after her husband left.
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York
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Leona Milter
Mihn
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
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Ray Datis
Clark Hospital
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Colling
Davis
To Resign or Not to Resign
The state federation of labor invited delegates for a November Chicago conference on rural credits and rural banks. Frank J. Web offered resignation as general organizer amid moves to remove the post, while Elmer Keehe urged postal worker organizing for better conditions. The convention adjourns with executive board election and next year’s convention city vote, Fond du Lac and Kenosha contending.
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Farmers and Workers' Conference
Chicago
Congress
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Societs
Frank J. Web
Federation
Elmer Keehe
Milwaukee
Thatia
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
German Warship Losses Denied by German Admiralty
Berlin reports the German admiralty states no battleship of the Deutschland class or any German warship was sunk in Baltic operations. The earlier claim described the Atenntross mine incident as part of the mission, and British statements credited a submarine with sinking a battleship, possibly the Pommern, with Russian government support.
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Horton
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Italian Reservists Sail to Naples on Ancona
The Italian steamer Ancona sailed from Philadelphia for Naples via New York carrying 754 reservists for the Italian army. Passengers total 917, drawn from various parts of the United States, with a large crowd witnessing the departure and enthusiasm high.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Naples
New York
United States
Boy Struck by Car In Janesville Incident
Nine year old Quinton Bick was thrown from his bicycle and suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries when struck by a car owned and driven by Charlee Marcher of Brodhead. He was rushed to a hospital with light hopes for recovery.
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Charlee |Uarcher
Brodhead
Wisconsin Senate Takes Up Repeal of Eugenics Law
The Wisconsin Senate debated major bills including Bennert’s repeal of the eugenics law and various appropriations. Amendments moved on civil service, state guard, and highway matters while Tax system inquiry was proposed by Senator Bray. The session adjourned to Monday evening with several measures awaiting action.
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William Ivins Dies a Prominent New York Lawyer
William M Ivins a longtime New York lawyer and political figure died at sixty four after illness. He had worked on the Barnes case against Theodore Roosevelt and later prepared an appeal. Ivins previously served as Judge Advocate General of New York state and as city chamberlain. He was active in law and politics for decades.
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William Barnestte
Theodore Roosevel
Syracuse
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tMe. Barnes
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New York
Judge Advocate General
New York State
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Wilson
Robert Hicks
New York City
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Europe
Inter
America
Dog ordinance voided by municipal court ruling
Special to The Northwestern Janesville Wisconsin July 23. A municipal court decision voids the city dog ordinance that imposes a one dollar annual license for male dogs and four dollars for females, under the provision prohibiting dogs from running at large. The case, brought by a breeder, may be appealed and the ruling affects the ordinance in Jamesville and similar laws in at least five other cities.
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Janesville
Wis
Janceville
Chicago clairvoyant trials tie police graft to bribes
Testimony in the trials of former Detective Sergeants William Egan and Walter O Bri en details a Chicago clairvoyant operation run from August 1912 tied to corruption. Witnesses described payments to police officers including Halpin and O Brien, and said bribe money funded protection and business manipulation in the force.
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Charles T. Crane
William Egan
Walter O'Brien
Vribes Iit la
Ryan
Wyoming
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Bertsche
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J. Halpin
Servor
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Wilson
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Halgia
O Brien
Dominican Minister Resigns Over Unsatisfactory Conditions
A Dominican Republic minister, Sullivan, submitted his resignation to President Wilson amid wartime pressures and unfavorable fitness findings. The inquiry in Washington and Santo Domingo cited ties to financiers, contracts for Americans, and influence over Banco Nacionale. Senator Phelan led testimony as the Lansing report faces its release next week.
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Jawen
Chareen
Wilson
Suibitan
Sullivan
Island Republic
R Vick
Caledor Systems
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Island
Minster Sullivan
Phelan
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Scretary Bryan
Austivan
Samuel M. Jarvis
New York
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Farley Fire Calls for Aid From Dubuque
Farley Iowa, fifteen miles west of Dubuque, faced a business district fire on July 4. The blaze prompted a call for assistance from Dubuque fire units as residents worked to control the flames amid a population around seven thousand. Good resolutions are inexpensive, but they are hard to keep.
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Farley
Bridgeport Strike Quiet After Riots and Talks
Persistent unrest surrounds Bridgeport with a strike by 1,000 workers at Standard Oil and Tidewater Oil sites. Police and deputies patrol as officials push pay day calm. Samuel Gompers and union leaders arrive to secure an eight hour day and a tentative settlement.
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Bessemer
Lenison
Eral
Victti
Howce
Ami Depety
John Stranck
Bridgeport
Badgeport
Conn
Samuel Gom’pers
American Federation of Labor
J. J. Johnston
Structural Iron Workers
Johnson
Campign
New England
Winchester
Appropriations on Monday at Millison Wisconsin
Special to Tie Western reports on Monday testing maintenance likely completed and appropriations for 1974 and 1914. The finance committee plans to submit a full compilation of appropriations for state institutions including normal schools universities and counties next Monday night.
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Wiwestern
Millison
Wis
Amate
Univers
Six Hour Day for Girls Warned by Federal Commission
The federal commission on industrial relations reports into conditions of employment of telephone girls in Chicago and seven other cities. It recommends monthly wages for telephonists and cites severe nervous strain from long hours and strict discipline as causes of many breakdowns. The recommendations reflect investigators' views not yet approved by Chairman Walsh or the committee.
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Federal Commission On Industrial R Relations
Citiona
Chicago
Taade Pullic
Frank P. Walsh
Germans Press on in bid to seize railway lines
A British and German front report indicates heavy fighting near Ivanhorod and Chelm as forces battle for a strategic railway line crucial to Russian supply. Front notes question the reported fall of Ivangorod while detailing actions around Lublin, Sokal, and the Bug.
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Menesinns
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Cleary Talks Insurance at Wisconsin Agents Meet
Superior Wisconsin July 2 The state insurance chief M J Cleary told delegates at the state association of insurance agents convention that fire waste must be reduced He urged local agents as key players in public protection Clem E Wheeler head of the Wisconsin insurance bureau noted growing bureau importance Lurton H Stubbs National Fire Prevention association lecturer spoke on Conceration as sessions began aboard a steamboat for a river trip return is planned
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Wis
M. J. Cleary
State Association of Insurance Agents
Cleary
Clem E Wheeler
Wisconsin Insurance Bureau
Lurton H. Stubbs
National Fire Prevention Association
Daylight Jewelry Robbery Strikes Inmenville Home
In Inmenville on Jackson street I C Grownell reports a daylight robbery netting several hundred dollars in valuables. Police suspect local thieves carried out the break in during daylight hours as residents note the unusual crime.
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Danesville
Wis
I. C. Grownell
Jackson Street
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