Jingoism Frowned Upon In Tokyo Amends Washington Policy
Tokyo June 21 The Associated Press reports unity in Tokyo that Ambassador Aoki will stay in Washington and that moves to remove him face strong political support. Saionji ministry retains Aoki amid pressures from Japanese business interests and a policy shift away from anti American agitation. Secretary Root leaves Washington for Utica summer home, while Aoki plans to remain at Buena Vista Maryland during the term.
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Woller Held for Trial Rumor Erupts in Milwaukee
Rumor swirled that Woller would appear before Judge Brazen by 730 pm to plead guilty and be sentenced. The report from Milwaukee references alleged defaulting by a municipal official named Fung and mentions a prank.
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Associated Press
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Milwaukee Prospects Spotlight on Next Year’s Employment Maps
In Milwaukee, analysts discuss future job markets and mapping tools guiding employment trends for the coming year. Insights focus on regional growth, workforce shifts, and policy influences shaping opportunities for residents and businesses.
American Union Notices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief public notice with crypto terms and partial dates, lacking clear actions or identities. The readable elements suggest organizational context but no concrete event, deadline, or location to anchor a complete item.
Wisconsin Senate Blocks Pension Bill and Expands State Office Powers
Special to The Northwestern Madison Wis 21 Last night's session failed to approve pension for Wisconsin National Guard members and deferred Harrass bill. Senate approved salary readjustments at the state board of control, added staff, authorized new state offices, and set higher pay for court reporters and assistants. Public utilities bill passed with funding, while others moved to next week including aldermen pay and a state waterways commission.
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Steamer Crystal Stream Burned With Six Dead
The steamer Crystal Stream was destroyed by fire at Washadomonk Lake last night. Six crew members perished in their bunks as flames cut off escape. the wooden 167 ton vessel burned to the water’s edge.
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Death of Capt W J Downs Linked to Early American Railways
Information reached CAPT W J Downs who laid out the Milam and Erie canal helped with the Farry railway and surveyed the Panhandle road between Pittsburg and Chicago. He died last night at Black River Falls Wisconsin at age ninety one. He was also a philosopher and a poet. DEATH OF PROFESSOR John Decker of Ohio State University faculty dies suddenly of pneumonia. He was a Wisconsin graduate.
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Strike in San Francisco Telegraph Operators
San Francisco June 21 Associated Press reports telegraph operators for Western Union and Postal Telegraph will strike today in San Francisco and Oakland. The walkout is described as purely local and not affecting eastern offices. President Small of the Telegraphers Union released a statement yesterday.
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Mutiny of Seventeenth Infantry Grips Beziers France
General Baillaud met mutineers at Bezirs after they deserted Agde with arms to join winegrowers. Around 400 men, mostly from winegrowers, marched into Beziers and camped in the square promising to eject remaining troops if denied return to barracks. Clemenceau demanded unconditional surrender, vowing to use government forces to crush the uprising.
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Assassin Condemned In Kazan Trial Sequel
A final verdict reports the execution of the assassin condemned after a lengthy trial. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary report, but the case centers on a high profile act linked to political violence in the region.
Pittsburg Railroad Man Struck by Bicycle Rider
Robert Phteairna a longtime Pennsylvania railroad executive was run down by a bicyclist in Pittsburg. He suffered internal injuries but remains alive, with hospital treatment ongoing.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Robert Phteairna
Vssielint
Pennsylvania Railway
Royal Neighbor Picnic Draws 3000 in Fox River Valley
The twentieth annual Royal Neighbor picnic in Jarighton Head, Meringha Wis, drew about 3000 attendees from Oshkosh Appleton Kaukauna Omro and Menasha. Guests enjoyed beach meals and an evening program with dances by the Menasha camp and Arton Orchestra.
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Wond du Lite
Attyrnen
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Arton Orchestr
Misa Clara
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Qlat Johnson
Neenah
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Cleveland: Is Better Today
A brief health update states a patient may regire his bed tomorrow if his improvement continues. No additional details on identity or location are provided.
Mercy for Mutineers Court Ruling Hazy
An Associated Press report from Riley and Piveala on June 21 notes a court decision regarding mutineers with unclear details. The fragment mentions the term forty but lacks full context or outcomes.
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Associated Press
Riley
Piveala
Fay
Haywood murder trial hears handwriting expert testimony
A San Francisco court session features J. H. Haywood case details with Proskauer defense moves toward verdict. Witnesses include Charles Kingaley on telegram handwriting linking Pettibone and San Francisco notes. Testimony connects Orchard to Haywood with a corroborating account, amid crowd noted outside the bar.
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Holiday Delays Work at The Hague Peace Conference
The Hague reports a holiday pause as the international peace conference refrains from full business. Presidents and committee vice presidents meet privately to set uniform procedures while three committees plan to organize and adopt rules. The main work starts next week with armament limits a central topic and the U S push for arbitration.
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Naiidoff
Cabrera Not Dying Report Sparks Confusion
Fragmentary New York report from June 21 references president and Guatemala with unclear claims about Cabrera. The text is garbled, offering no verifiable details or clear outcome.
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New York
Chere
Guatemala
Alumni Elect Officers at Oshkosh Normal Banquet
The Oshkosh Normal alumni association elected officers Thursday afternoon with P. Oxlan of Chicago as president and Mtl. Jennie Marvin of Oshkosh as vice president. The annual banquet drew over three hundred attendees including soon-to-be graduates. The event featured ample faculty support, a grand centerpiece fountain, ornate greenery, elaborate decor, and toasts from faculty and distinguished alumni.
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Fort Atkinson
Harry B Ernfall
Bassett
Guy M. Wells
New York
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Milwaukee
Violet Alden
Albuquerque
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Milwaukee-Downer Follege
John Harrington
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Lenny May Recovers After Boxing Collapse
The bantamweight from South Boston named Lenny May collapsed after a fast bout with Edward Smith at the Long Acre Athletic Club last night. Medical experts report he is recovering satisfactorily and doctors express cautious optimism about his recovery.
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Appropriation Advances for Capitol Wings and Referendum
Madison reporters describe the nine year budget path for the new capitol wings totaling 7.4 million dollars with 760 thousand per wing. They note Senate action on the referendum and initiative proposals, university funding, and appointments including a new state marshal and pension legality for ex governor Payton.
Second Divorce for Dan Hanna’s Wife Daisy Gordon Hanna
Mrs Daisy Gordon Hanna wins a divorce from Dan R Hanna son of the late Senator M A Hanna in common pleas court Cleveland June 21. Custody of the couple’s only child awarded to Mrs Hanna and alimony arranged out of court. Grounds listed as gross neglect and cruelty. Daisy Gordon Hanna previously married Walter Des Maud and May Arlington Hanna.
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Dan I. Hanna
M. A. Hanna
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Edward K. Stalle
New York
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Roosevelt Hosts First Sagamore Hill Luncheon Guests
President Roosevelt entertained his first Sagamore Hill luncheon guests of the season. Attendees included Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner of corporations. Alfred W. Cooley, assistant attorney general. Judge H. Q. Ward, recently named a circuit judge in New York. and Robert Bridges of the president's publishers.
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Herbert Knox Smith
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Weather notes and stray headlines from an early issue
Fragmentary weather and date snatches appear with odd spellings and names. The visible items mention a June 21 date and a Saturday event, plus weather data supplied by a source identified as B: MATT, with garbled terms surrounding government weather notes.
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