Western Union replies to Wilson on war labor board ruling
New York United Press reports Western Union head Carlton declined to accept the war labor board decision in the dispute with the Commercial Telegraphers' Union unless compelled by the war government. He argued the board's ruling was not binding without unanimity and warned against outside union interference with public telegraph service.
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United Press
New York
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wilson
War Labor Board
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
War Labor Bands
Canton
Venice in peril amid Austro Hungarian drive toward city
Wartime dispatch describes Italian forces and Allied observers fearing a major assault on Venice as Austro Hungarian units push toward the city. Reports mention toehold advances near the Piave and Treviso fronts, with barge crossings and defensive actions shaping a critical security situation.
American Aid Arrives Amid War Pressures
News brief reports Allied assistance arriving promptly as Ukrainian and British forces face setbacks. The House of Commons debates tactics and possible Soviet counteractions, noting scarce reserves and the need to strip front lines to stabilize the western front.
Konenkamp on Carlton and Western Union dispute
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Operaturs
Newcomb Carlton
J Konenkamp
Commercgal Pelegraphers Union
Konenkamp
Lea
Weston Tinted
Inbar Wien
Martha
Ron
Ships Major Assigned Amid Turbulent Dredge Operations
A fragmentary report notes that a major ship assignment occurred within ongoing dredging efforts. The deranged text references several names and places with unclear connections, but highlights a significant decision impacting maritime activity and personnel.
Italian Ace Drops 32 Planes for Baracca Feats
An Italian ace, credited with thirty two aerial drops for Baracca, has earned the Gold Medal. He recently downed a German supply plane in a bold front-line feat, according to the latest dispatch.
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Baracca
Itelianaca
Turbulent Times Blur the Path to Crisis Heels
The report details a deteriorating personal crisis amid public stress with references to marked declines in morale and support. It notes multiple factors including financial strain and social pressures impacting individuals and communities. The text mentions years and figures in a fragmented way, highlighting a slow response to mounting challenges and uncertain outcomes for those affected.
Eight Hour Suspension Affects Works of the Treasury
President William notifies a suspension affecting the works of the Treasury and the Bureau of Lyeshe, with orders to pause payments and prepare for new fire and eye-related actions. Officials report a tempo of activity amid the political debate, while commerce department personnel are set to be reassigned.
Harakiri Performed by Japanese-born Man
A Japanese-born man committed harakiri at home yesterday after being taken by the American Trading Company official. He left behind a widow and two daughters. Surviving relatives include four widows and additional family.
Rickenbacher Downgraded Fifth German Plane
Front dispatch reports Jacob Eddin Rickenbacher of the American aviation force downing his fifth German airship, qualifying him for further action. The photo shows him with a present for Kaiser’s gang and a bomb in the air above a German nest.
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Jacob Eddin Rickenbacher
Huw
Rickenbacher
Down & Humbor
Many German Casualties Reported in Offensive
The article details heavy German losses and allied advances during a recent offensive. It notes casualties among officers and troops, with routine movement and front line adjustments reported from various sectors. The piece mentions Allied forces pressing near key positions and strategic concerns for upcoming negotiations and border stalements.
Fragmentary Weather and Local Notes Across Town
A garbled weather and community snippet mentions storms, streets, and local happenings. Readable names and places are sparse, with several unclear phrases about observations and events. The readable elements hint at a general town update without a cohesive story or clear outcomes.
Raiding the Raiders in Ames Colorful Patrols Clash
Patrols in Ames engage raiding forces reportedly driving attackers from positions amid confusion and gunfire. Witnesses describe swapped fire as authorities pursued suspects and residents faced tense hours with limited details on casualties or arrests.
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Vrain
Ames
Congress Favors Change In County Construction Plan
A fragmented historical note indicates Congress backing changes to a county infrastructure program. It mentions officials, dates, and potential shifts in policy, with references to plans, approvals, and next-year timelines. The readable items point to a debate over equipment, funding, and project scope.
Yankees Reduce German Losses On The Marne Front
Report from State Correspondents notes American troops in action with French forces along the Marne. Estimates indicate about 4 000 German soldiers lost and a portion of the Fortieth division is noted as having many officers killed with one field grade officer reported among the dead.
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Tf Hie
Scyventern
Labor Leaders Rally Over Ship Labor Dispute
Labor leaders presented complaints before the union committee, denouncing government inaction and demanding action on shipyard labor conflicts. Key figures cited included Samuel Campers and Arthur Vourergerson while representatives urged the federation’s executive council to pursue charges against Governor Veiget for labor suppression. The discussion touched on shipbuilding and industrial delays affecting America shipyard operations and wage considerations.
Grace Lusk Court Appearance Details Amid Confusion
A garbled court report centers on Grace Lusk facing charges after a chaotic morning hearing. Names and places are jumbled in the OCR, but the piece references testimony, a written statement, and a forthcoming decision in a case tied to a local incident.
O Leary in New York Trial Summary
O Leary was taken to the court where his daughter and attorney appeared. The proceedings continued as the judge handled the case, with attention to the alleged actions and surrounding circumstances.
Two Die As Plane Crashes In Steady Breeze
A clipped report notes two people killed when an airplane crashed near a field. Witnesses from Jackson Mississippi identify the men as local residents. Investigators describe the incident as a tragic accident with damage to the aircraft and surrounding area.
American Sub Along German Sub Sunk by U S Vessel
Passengers aboard a steamer report an American submarine battled a German U boat off Virginia Capes. The event, claimed by sailors, ends with the German vessel submerged or destroyed after a combat offshore. The destroyer’s crew and the American submarine’s role are confirmed by observers aboard the steamer.
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Associated Press
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Amerian
Ameri Cauik Ste
Mashigton
Amebiate Pari
CLAIM MINNESOTA
Fragmented OCR style text with numerous garbled terms. Mentions Minnesota and urban areas including St Paul and Minneapolis with implied political or legal odometer references. Due to illegibility, extract mainentities: Minnesota, Minneapolis, St Paul, Lindbergh, URCON.
Navy Personnel Enlistment Amid War Efforts Detailed
In Washington, reports outline permanent enlistment actions within the Navy personnel system. The piece notes protocol, leadership, and financial arrangements tied to recruitment, with mentions of the War Department and the need for disciplined, trained seamen. Further context describes administrative steps, approvals, and the formal process guiding new naval entrants and their assignments.
Socialists in Control in Turbulent Assembly Scene
Fragmentary report shows a heated session as a socialist faction asserts dominance. Names and places are garbled but indicate a parliamentary power struggle with opposition figures challenging leadership.
Airplane Fall Reported in Unclear Section
Fragmentary OCR text notes an incident involving an airplane fall and names unlikely to be coherent. The readable elements mention locations and individuals but lack clear events, dates, or outcomes. Further legible details are needed to frame a concise news item.
Fortieth PRS Drier Pop In Detected
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled report mentioning Fortieth PRS 4S Drier and a new prep table or circuit. Key persons or places are unclear, but references to a fair and first receipt appear amid distorted words and stray terms.
Badger Soldiers On German Soil
Washington reports the Thirty second Division, National Guard unit from Wisconsin and Michigan, landed on German soil as the first U.S. troops to be killed in action. Private To WW Cnyvten reported the death amid the division’s rapid deployment and combat operations near the Swiss border, with training led by General William G. Tinan at Camp MacArthur.
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Washington, DC
War Department
Phirts
Willian G Tinan
Camp MacArthur
Teva Lirs
Soldeibr Slaps
Saldie
Cnyvten
National Guard
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Wichigan
Niide
Tiam
Victagan Potaudyy
Bettalion
Tifth
Wisconsin
Onfuiny Graig
125Th Infantry
Wisconsin Infantry
126Th Infantry
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Wisconsin Weather Outlook and Weekend Warmth Expected
A brief forecast notes a warmer spell approaching with portions of the Midwest, including Wisconsin, experiencing mild weekend temperatures. Forecasters call for sun at times with a gentle breeze and no major precipitation in sight through Sunday.
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Dane
Loreenat
Wisconsin
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