Villa Proposes General Angeles for Mexico President
The report from Niagara Falls and Washington cites General Angeles as a provisional Mexican president candidate amid factional moves by Villa and Car ranza. Mediation efforts with U S and Argentine mediation continue amid unclear outcomes.
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Washington, D. C
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Huerta
Wilson
United “States
White House
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Indictment Likely At LaSalle Street Bank Case
Chicago reports that at least one LaSalle Street Trust and Savings officer faces indictment after W Niblack was named receiver. State's Atty Maclay Hoyne says a prime facie case shows officers guilty of receiving a debt after knowing the bank insolvent. Receiver bonded at 2.5 million and assumed control.
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Associated Press
Chicago
LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Lorimer-Muncau Institution
W. ©. Niblack
Maclay Hoyne
Mr. Hoyne
Storstad Officer Testifies in Empress Inquiry About Helm
Third Officer Jacob Saxe testifies at the Empress of Ireland collision inquiry in Quebec. He says he ordered the helm nearly hard apart in fog due to a strong current, and that the maneuver was not responsible for the collision. Witness notes the ship did not change course.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Canadian Pacific Railway
Jacob Saxe
Mr. Aspinall
Lord Mersey
Aspinall
New Ambassador to Russia Selected by President
Washington C D states George Thomas Marye of San Francisco California has been chosen by the president to serve as ambassador to Russia and will be nominated soon according to official information today.
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Gat
Mexico City
Washington
Naon
Argentina
Wonfson
Bryan
State Department
Luis Cabrera
Lasvurain
Mexico Ch
Thaddun
Pedro Lascutain
Madero
Salonet
Huerta
United States
Aseoclated Press
Washington, D. C
George Thomas Marye
San Francisco
Cal
Rustia
Nine Aviators Lose Lives In Austrian Mimic War
Vienna reports nine aviators perished when a military airship Koertling and a biplane collided during maneuvers. Capt. Johann Hauswirth commanded the airship and Lieutenants Flatz Hoosta and others perished as fire engulfed both crafts on a mountain slope. Victims named include Hauswirth, Holgstetter, Flatz, Hoosta, Bruer, Waidinger, Hadima, Weber, and Nammerer.
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Vienna
Koertling
Fischamend
Johann Hauswirth
Flate
Hoosta
Ernest Holgstetter
Flatz
Bruer
Waidinger
Hadima
Weber
Nammerer
Third Major League Aims To Beat the Federals
The national commission favors forming a third major league to counter the Federal league. President Barrow of the International League and Ban Johnson of the American League say eight clubs are planned with four in the east and four in the west, including Baltimore. The draft rule from Class A leagues may be dropped to weaken the Federals. An announcement is expected within a week or ten days.
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International League
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Decatur
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University of Colorado At Boulder
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Rahmoor
Dahl’s Nomination Filed for Governor Candidate
Alfred T. Rogers, La Follette law partner and Republican national committeeman, filed Andrew H. Dahl’s gubernatorial nomination papers. Dahl, returning to Madison after touring about twenty cities, says he is encouraged by prospects of the nomination.
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Madison
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Illinois Senator William E Mason to Enter 1908 Campaign
William E Mason former United States senator from Illinois and member of the fiftieth and fifty-first congresses announced his plan to enter the Republican presidential or national campaign. The Chicago based report identifies Mason’s long service and current intent to seek participation in national party leadership amid party ceremonies.
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House
US Ansociated Press
Chicago
United States
Illinois
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Millionaire Miners Suit Seeks Two Million Dollars
John Treadwell, famed discoverer of Alaska’s Treadwell mines, was named defendant in a suit to recover 32,000,000. Frank J. Symmes, receiver for the California Sale, Deposit and Trust Co. of San Francisco, alleges Treadwell as a director borrowed the sum on his own account and through friends, linked to a failed 1908 Trust firm.
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Associated Press
New York
Treadwell
Alaska
Frank J. Symmes
California
Asquith to Meet Militants On Suffrage Promise
Premier Asquith agreed to consider working women’s demands and promised to receive Sylvia Pankhurst’s deputation on the suffrage issue. He argued granting votes to women over twenty one would face similar legislative hurdles as men and cautioned against militant methods. A male suffragist disruption ended with some men being doused in a pond.
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Associated Press
London
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Buwaing Street
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Break the Chain. The Only Thing to Do in Oshkosh
A public alarm warns readers to resist threatening anonymous letters circulating in Oshkosh. The piece notes many originate from Milwaukee and Chicago, with later copies from local residents. It urges recipients to ignore the messages and break the chain of fear.
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Chicago
Debate on Prosperity Stirs Senate Amid Tariff Talk
In Washington on June 20 Senator Smoot sparred with Democrats in a brief prosperity debate. Smoot waved May treasury figures claiming a trade deficit and gold exports from foreign distrust of American stocks tied to the rail collapse. Hollis and Thomas challenged the report while Emmet pressed for clearer immigrant context as ships arrive.
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Colorado
Plunged to Death in Wisconsin Store Scaffold Collapse
Leonard Von Hecke aged sixty died when a scaffold rope broke at the J.0F. Gruenbeck dry goods store renovation in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. He had been a teacher and accountant with a complex family history including two widowed wives and several siblings. His death leaves three daughters and extended relatives including James Van Heeke of Chicago connected to Swift & Co.
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Stevens Point
Atty
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Charles
James van Wacke
Chicago
Dave
Leander
West
Barbara van Hecke
Clara, Moran
Duluth
Walter Hoyle
Mary van Roof
Alrne Agon
James van Heeke
Chi- Cao
George C. Taylor
Swift & Co
Big Baseball Bill At Oshkosh Park Tomorrow
Oshkosh Park hosts a two part civic event tomorrow with morning church attendance urged and a pennant raising ceremony in the afternoon. Green Bay and Oshkosh clash as the Wisconsin-Illinois league leaders celebrate last year’s title in a record crowd expected from Omro Winneconne and nearby towns.
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Green Bay
Omro
Winneconne
Neenah
Menasha
Appleton
Kaykauna
Green Day
Weather Bureau
Kluwin
Oshkosh Baseball Association
Pensions Move to Monthly Payments
Washington June 21 Representative E E Browne of Wincongo codex introduced a bill to switch pensions from quarterly to monthly payments. He said many old soldiers favor monthly disbursement and that it would ease budgeting and cash flow with a monthly credit system.
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Washington, D. C
E. E. Browne
Wincongo Codex
Browne
Child Bitten by Torpedo In Mosinee Labors On
August Klug aged two of Mosinee narrowly escaped death when a torpedo exploded in his mouth. The device tore his palate, cut his tongue and lacerated lips and cheeks. Doctors feared for his life but now expect recovery, though his face will be disfigured and speech impaired. He was playing with the torpedo and clamped his teeth on it.
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Mosinee
Wausau
Wis
August Klug
August Lug
Water analysis labs to inspect railway drinking water
Washington June 20 laboratories will be set up in Chicago and San Francisco for analysis of drinking water served by railways. Assistant Secretary Newton of the department authorized the move to help prevent the spread of illness via contaminated water in interstate traffic.
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Washington, D. C
Laboras
Chicago
Andrancisco
Newton
Blin
Oshkosh Daily Index Highlights Mixed News Sections
The index lists multiple features across the sixteenth page including society, church notices, theatrical news, local sports, religious announcements, and weather. It mentions a near tragedy on Fox River and a high school commencement page, alongside industrial Oshkosh and a Mississippi River tragedy.
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Oshkosh
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Paper Warehouse Burned in Michigan and Ohio Fire
Fire at noon destroyed the stock of the Michigan and Ohio Paper company and the three story brick building housing it in the heart of the business district. Loss was about 100000 dollars, insured.
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Associated Press
Tatedo
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Ohio
Commuiny
Twick Building
Suffrage Leaders Plan Advisory Council Formation
Suffrage leaders in Washington press congress for passage of the woman suffrage constitutional amendment and begin forming an advisory council of the Congressional Union with the aim that every state be represented. Drinking to his health seldom prolongs anybody's Moog.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Council of the Congressional Union
Hansen Busha Wedding in Winneconne at St Peter's Church
Mr and Mrs Michael Busha announced the marriage of their daughter Lily to Ernest FE Hangen of Winneconne. The ceremony was at 10 at St Peter's Church with Rev M H Clifford officiating. Lily was attended by maid of honor Merc Joseph Busha and twins Violet Busha and Laura Lemieux as bridesmaids. Walter Busha was best man. Reception followed at 248 Vine Street. The couple will reside on a farm in Winneconne.
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Vine Street
Mrs. Haneoo
Winneconne
New Chicago Official Nominee Rivera McNeil Eyes Chicago Customs
Wracbington June 20 The nomination of Rivera McNeil of Evans ton H to be collector of customs at Chicago was prepared for the senate. He will succeed John C Amesi.
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Associated Press
Wracbington
Rivera McNeil
Evanston
Chicago
Senate
John.c. Amesi
Janesville Water Fight Moves to U S Court
Frank H. Jones trustee for bondholders sues to restrain Janesville, the water company and the Wisconsin Railway Commission from valuing the water plant. The action argues such valuation would lower bond values and requires bondholder consent under an 1887 ordinance. Defendants must answer within twenty days. no injunction granted yet. A related Racine plan case has a June 29 hearing in federal court.
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Tor Ondholders
City
Walter Compan
Railway Commission
Northwestern
Janesville
Wis
United States Court
Water Company
Supreme Court
Elty
Railway ‘Commission
Witér Company
City of
Janesville Water Company
Railway‘ Commission’of
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John H. Roemer
Buford Erickson
David Harlow
Railway Commissioners
Hhe Railway Commission
Chicago
Lawyard
United States
Winconsin
Racine
Wisconsin-Minnesota Tight and Power company capital boost
Madison June 20 papers filed with the secretary of state increasing the Wisconsin Minnesota Tight and Power company of La Crosse capital stock from 94000 to 310000000. A special messenger delivered papers at 1.00 pm. The expansion is linked to anticipated purchases of electric and power lines in western Wisconsin. Joseph H Brewer is president. Charles Mctherson of Grand Rapids serves as attorney for the increase. Filing fee to the state totals 9110, the second largest this year.
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Madison
Wis
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Grand Rapids
Steamer Sinks on Hudson After River Party
The Tourist, a small excursion steamer, was rammed and beached near Yonkers after an evening party hosted by J. E. Havemeyer. Seven crew members were rescued and fifty passengers already landed before the crash.
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Associated Press
Yonkers
Hudson
J. E. Havemeyer
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
Chicago Millionaire Porter Fined for Hotel Funeral Scheme
Washington Porter, reputed millionaire, was found guilty and fined 200 pounds by a jury in Chicago. Prosecution alleged income from the hotel building for funeral purposes came from an illicit source, and Porter could not be ignorant of its origin.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Washington
Porter
New German Liner Named in Hamburg Harbor
Emperor William today conferred the Same Bismarck on the third vessel of the Imperator class for the Hamburg American Line. The new steamer is nearly an exact reproduction of the Vaterland, reflecting Germanys growing transatlantic fleet.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Germany
Emperor Wiliam
Bismarck
Imperator
Vaterland
Anarchists to America flee Italian riots
Rome reports several alleged revolutionaries and anarchists involved in recent general strike riots have left for America. The figures are being sought by Italian authorities, and the departure is noted amid ongoing investigations.
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Associated Press
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