Japs Tighten Grip on Corean Empire
Seoul dispatch describes Japanese plans to install a puppet emperor in Corea, with Marquis Ito meeting the Corean cabinet under guard. Japanese warships Kasagi Witaka and Usughima arrive at Chemulpo as arrests begin and agitators relocate. Tokio reports Ito received a lengthy imperial message and that Corea’s government meets behind closed doors amid tension and safety measures.
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Seoul
Corea
Fris
Japan
Viscount Hayashi
Marquis Ito
Corein
Iwan-Yung
Chemulpo
Kasagi
Witaka
Usughima
Gensari
Ite
Tokio
Marquis Itc
Corean
Marquis Tio
Sars
Mystery intruder fires at Neenah boarding house
Special to The Northwestern reports a would be intruder fired a revolver at Mrs. Quinn at 425 Sherry Street. She fired back through the window, the prowler escaped, and police and detectives are investigating with Captain Johnston seeking an expert. Miss Redlin recalls a similar sighting near her room. the suspect is described as about 23, medium build, light hair and darker complexion.
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Neenah
Wis
W. P. Quinn
Sherry Street
Bliss Lilly Rediin
Quinn
Miss Redlin
Guinn
Mise Biedlin
City Park
Grand Circuit Races Hit by Delays at Grace Pointe Track
Reported confusion at Grace Pointe track delays the Grand Circuit races. Foret poring the eran cireuit fare echeul and events for M. and M. were postponed with plans for rescheduling tomorrow.
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Resorratad
Joly M
Grace Pointe
Toda
Death by own action at Chicago
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a death by self-inflicted shooting in Chicago. The text cites an owner or proprietor and references a 2014 cover of a newspaper, with unclear names and locations, making exact details difficult to verify from the readable fragments.
Miss Malek Is Saved Among Columbia Disaster Survivors
Among the survivors brought to Astoria Oregon on the steamer George N. Elder were J. W. Riggs and wife Bloomington Illinois Julia Malek Wisconsin Hetty Guiden Wisconsin Eva Booker Franklyn Kentucky May Walter Minneapolis Wit Harding Tacs Seattle Mabel Gader Peoria Illinois.
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Associated Preset
Astoria
Ore
Columbia
George N. Elder
J. W. Riggs
Bloomington
Julia Malek
Wisconsin
Hetty Guiden
Eva Booker
Franklyn
May Walter
Minneapolis
Wit Harding Tacs
Seattle
Mabel Gader
Peoria
Lifeboat arrival eases grief after Calumet sinking
At Astoria Oregon July 24 a large crowd waited through the night for the steamer George W Elder carrying survivors of the Calumet collision near Shelter Cove California. Relatives filled the docks with joy yet sorrow hung over the scene as no lifeboats or rafts from the Columbia were found. Survivors wore odd garb and shared hugs and flowers while hope faded for those missing.
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Arvivors, Voy Associated Press
aAstoria
Ore
George W. Elder
Calumaix
Echooner
San Pedro
Shelter Cove
California
Columbia
Eureka
Revised list shows ninety three missing in Columbia disaster
The revised passenger tally notes 108 saved and 77 missing. Three officers blame San Pedro for the collision. W. H. Lucas, a former Wisconsin baseball figure, drowned off the California coast. The San Pedro is owned by Donovan and O’Conner of Menominee.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Columbia
Chew Mock
Oakland
Miss B. Musher
Eureka
Portlana
Pomona
San Pedro
Wisconsin
Chippewa Falls
Wis
W W. H. Lucas
California
Lucas
Menominee
Mich
Shelter Cove
Patrick O'Connor
William Donovan
Donovan & O'Connoer
Great Fire Devours Five Blocks in Victoria B C
The greatest fire in Victoria history destroyed five blocks and many shacks from the Albion works boiler room to Government street. Firefighters soldiers and volunteers fought back the flames pulling down structures as embers spread, with control reached at 7 p m and losses estimated at 250 000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Victoria
B. C
Albion Works
Herald
Chatam
Government Street
Storer Street
Quadral
Chatham
Pioneer Streets
Gypsy Crime Surge Grips Hungary Amid Band Attacks
Reports from Budapest describe a rising wave of gypsy crime including murders and kidnappings. Authorities struggle to control bands raiding towns such as Puszta and Kenyér, while governments fail to curb the violence and deter the robberies.
Severe hailstorm damages crops in Grand Forks and Polk counties
A Special Dispatch from Grand Forks N D reports severe hailstorms hit Grand Forks county North Dakota and Polk county Minnesota yesterday afternoon. Damage to crops was extensive, with reports of heavy losses and property impact across the affected areas. The event is being monitored for further details and official surveys.
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Tacl
Minn
Grand Forks
N. D
Saya
Grand Forks County
Polk County
Funeral of Lieut Casper Goodrich in New Jersey church
A full naval military funeral was held for Lieut. Casper Goodrich at All Saints Memorial church Stone Church New Jersey. Marines and sailors from the Alabama and the Connecticut attended under Lieut Hamn Ellis alongside about fifty officers and many ship commanders from the navy yard, forming a body squad.
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New York
All Saints’ Memorial Church
Stone Church
N. J
Casper Goodrich
Ife
Georgia
Alabama
Connecticut
Hamn Ellis
Navy Yard
Goodrich
Annapolis
Navy
Plot Against China by Japanese Agents Alleged in China
Novoe Vremya claims Japanese instigators finance anti dynastic movement in southern China contravening the China Japan treaty provisions. It says Japanese agents penetrate far corners of the empire while posing as protectors to China and western powers. Russian circles fear this intrique threatens Pacific possessions.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
China
Corea
Japan
Pacific
Will Fight The Open Shop Strike Threatens Hatters
New York July 24 A first general strike in twelve years by about 20000 United Hatters of America members looms against the open shop promoted by the National Fur Felt Hat Manufacturers Association. The move to abolish the union label sparked talks at Broadway Central that failed to resolve the dispute. Manufacturers want more time before a final decision set for Friday. Most manufacturers reportedly oppose the union label. Union leaders warned that removing the label could trigger the August 1 strike unless a settlement is reached.
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Associated Press
New York
United Hattery of America
National Fur Feit Hat Manufacturers” Association
Broadway Central
John A. Moffitt
Unitel
Batters of America
Isabel
Warner Shot Victims Include Critical Wounded Man
Warner, who yesterday shot and killed Mie Es mer Noring and dangerously wounded John T. Wile, lies unconscious in Tevesue hospital. Doctors cannot predict recovery for one of Warner’s victims as officials stated one had a far chance of recovery.
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Fis
New York
Jay W
Frank
Warner
Mie
Esmer Noring
Jobn T. Wile
Tevesue Hospital
Mhapher “Ey Rece
1Hae
Plumber Lost Leg After Fall From Trailer Crash
Milwaukes Wisconsin July 44 A News! special from Marinette reports Anon Fink a plumber aged twenty five had his leg cut off last night when returning from a Chautauqua event by falling under a moving trailer after jumping from a car.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Marinette
Anon Fink
Manitowoc Girls Unconfirmed Safe From Pacific Disaster
Milwaukee dispatch reports no word from two Manitowoc girls in the Columbia disaster. Julia Marek’s alleged rescue is denied. Hattie Goegden has not contacted family, and Peter Schroeder heads to San Francisco to investigate. Marek's sister-in-law Mrs Nick Kettenhoefer remains gravely ill from the shock.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
A. Journal
Manitowoc
Columbia
Pacific Coast
Julia Maték
Hattie Goegden
Peter Schroeder
Miss Schroeder
San Francisco
Nick Kettenhoefer
Miss Marek
Governor Johnson heads to Duluth to ease strike crisis
Governor Johnson accompanied by State Inspector McDermott left St. Paul for Duluth to meet labor leaders and assess a possible settlement of the mining strike. He plans a conference with all parties and Sheriff Bates of St Louis County on deploying state troops to prevent disorder.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Johnson
McDermott
Duluth
Bates
St. Louis County
Favor tar macadam on Main street Menasha council
Menasha Wisconsin July news reports the city council favors tar macadam pavement on Main Street with street commissioner Frank Korotey endorsing it while suggesting brick with light cement surfaces for back streets. Some pavements planned next spring. Also reported is Island Piper company workers’ strike and a back tenders dispute settled. Various local social and business notices follow.
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Menasha
Wis
Mnisha
Main
Frank Korotey
Island Piper Company
Rport
Marion Higgie
Indian Terriory
Arnold
Kress
Ot Be
Kunker
Willam
Harry DeWolt
Milwakes
Meérera
Jrarnh
Warner
Peter Schaefer
Mexer
Mammoth Bed of Coal Estimated to Last Decades
An Associated Press report from Hatton Pa describes a vast coal seam near Lattimer and Drifton. The bed runs wide and thick, extending at least thirty feet, with daily production potentially consuming years to exhaust.
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Pige Hag
Jehu
Lehigh Walier
Lattimer
Drifton
Wisconsin Bankers Meet Opens With Large Attendance
The Wisconsin Bankers Association opened its annual convention in Milwaukee with about half the membership present. President Carr urged continuing bank burglary insurance, reports showed growth to 455 members, and a push to bar trust companies from membership faced discussion.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
F. J. Carr
Hudson
Sherburn M. Becker
J.K. Steley
John J. Sherman
Appleton
Carr
Wisconsin
J. H. Puelicher
F. Williams
Delavan
Wisconsin Association
National Bankers’ Association
New Richmond
L. A. Baker
Ken Glarus
T. C
Shebereann
Ademph
Rayfield
A. Ho
Eanomanne
D. Probert
Waueau
West Balen
George Wo Detter
Raesaben
Monauker
American Taativaite
Gehkec Charter
Thomas Stahileeg
Cronmencial National Bank
Oita M. Tandwig
Chippewa Faily
T. W. Teruinge
City Loses Its Mayor in Sudden Death
Apeowlates Tyecay of Mekatonea reports the mayor of Gakalinsa died suddenly today from heart disease. The late leader was a prominent coal creator and figure in local affairs.
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Gakalinsa
Stubbed His Toe and Died in Milwaukee At 16
A brief Northwestern special from Green Bay reports Cleveland Maltenueve, 16, son of Prince Maltenueve, was walking with friends when he stubbed his toe on a sidewalk. He developed jaw injuries and began choking. the toe incident led to medical complications. His toe was amputated but his condition worsened and he died.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Cleveland
Prince Maltenueve
Petmus
Lerdwg
Saloon and Liquor Dealer Convention Proceedings
The second annual Wisconsin State Liquor Dealers Protective association convention opened in Oshkosh with about 106 delegates from Racine Kenosha Monroe Watertown Wau tall Merrill Sheboygan Manitowoc La Crosse Appleton and Manasha. Topics included saloon standards, banning minors, and Sunday closures. Officers and guests were announced though no formal program existed yet.
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Salvens
State Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
Armory 2
Oshkosh Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Racine
Kenosha
Monroe
Watertown
Wau Fal
Merrill
Sheboygan
Sheboygan Falls
Manitowoc
la Crosse
Appleton
Manasha
Oshkosh
State Association
Cal
Cal. Charlies A. Horn
Snyder
William F. Schule
Thomsa Ryan
Born
Oakbash
Robert J. Waite
Chicago
National Liquor League of America
Wisconsin
Assemblyman Elver Weds in Milwaukee Parish
A Wisconsin dispatch reports Assemblyman Elmore T. Elver of Mallegen and Miss Anna Kolb of Madison wed quietly at 10:29 AM in St Wibroit's church parsonage. Attendants were Timothy Burke and Katherine Purtell. The bride held employment in the secretary of state's office.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Wisconsin
Elmore T. Elver
Mallegon
Anna Kolb
Ma Hson
St. Wibroit's
Peter van Susteren
Ren Mbignan
Timothy Burke
Mies Katherine Purtell
Madiean
Secretary of State
Misread Orders Shocks Detrett Over Train Incident
An apparent misreading of orders in Detrett Michigan led to a misrouted passenger train near the Marquette railway. Officials report the foreman and station staff misinterpreted the timetable causing the derailment scare and a halted journey.
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Frivap
Marquette Railway
Feos
Quits the Police Board Amid Boardroom Wrangling
The article reports H Demiawey reviving new members for the police board and fire department amid a factional fight. Walter E Perett, ex-sheriff and Democratic politician, is named to fill a vacancy. Demiawey had joined the board this spring after a two year term and is seen as an administration supporter. No reason for resigning is given, but wrangling is suspected.
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Isyertal
Neethrestem Mfizauken
Maniteswan
Seneaiti
Pellea and Fire Department
Aanouna
H. Demiawey
Walter E. Perett
Snert
Darrow Rants at Haywood Trial in Chicago Court
Clarence Darrow vociferously attacks State counsel and the witness Orchard during a tense Haywood trial session in Chicago. He argues the Idaho jury cannot convict Haywood on uncorroborated testimony and pleads that if the jury hangs, libertys banner may rise from the grave.
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Colsr
Maho
Waly
Clarence Darrow
Chieige
Hawley
Darrow
Orchard
Chicago
Idaho
Haywood
J. H. Trawley
Bill Haywood
Lberty
Furrow
Tdaho
Steunenberg
Oshkosh Woman Ends Engagement and Moves West
A young Oshkosh stenographer who planned to wed a longtime sweetheart changed her mind at the last moment. She left a note for him to not seek her, disappeared, and reportedly traveled toward Omaha and Seattle to start a new life. The man, who had returned to the area, faced stunned reactions as friends learned of the abrupt reversal.
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Oshkosh
Iifert
Omaha
Seattle
Wisconsine
Milwan
Pears
Abortive Philadelphia trip ends with partial loss
A scrambled Philadelphia dispatch reports a press trip that started on July 1 in Cievo and York, but only about fifty of the original 189 participants completed the journey. The rest faced cancellations and unclear outcomes as the trip concluded today.
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York
Cleanstor
Mercer
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