Murder Charged Acker of Waukesha in Warrant Issued
Waukesha Wisconsin June 22 Miss Grace Lusk a high school psychology teacher was formally charged with first degree murder in a warrant issued this afternoon. A deputy was placed at the hospital and the warrant will be served soon. Dr David Roberts who is linked to the case remained reticent as investigations continue.
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United Press
Waukesha
Wis
Triangle
Northwest
David Roberts
Mass Grace Lusk
Roberts
Miss Lusk
Dr. Davies
Doctor Davies
Mr. Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
Ms. Roberts
Bianca Mills
Winifred Frye
East
Arrellage Street
Santa Barbara
Cal
Miss Frye
Winifred Wrans
Morris Tailer
A. R. Lusk
Mosinee
Davies
Iota McBar
Tuller
Samuel Mills
Mills
Miex Lusk
Francie FE
MeGovern
Milwaukee
Tyr
David Reoberts
Momine
Doctor Roberts
Miss .Luck
Loroner
Alice Paul
Miss Paul
Major Pallman
Pullman
Pell
Noa Bears
White House
Mies Aures
Jewix
Cmd
N. A. Sescarabont
Hutaian Wrders Commission
Registration Roll Complete With Total of 9 649 938
The selective draft roll is complete ending with Wyoming and Kentucky joining in. The total names on the roll reach 9 613 938 with projections to exceed 10 million. Crowder calls it nearly 100 percent registration and orders precinct lists posted to aid locating evaders and to publish a roll of honor.
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United Press
Washington
Wyoming
Kentucky
Census Bureau
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Montana
Travost
Crowder
Army
Navy
Department of Justice
Goodman elected acting president of National Lumber Makers
R B Goodman of Goodman Wisconsin was elected acting president and named chairman of the executive committee of the National Lumber Manufacturers association. He will serve as first vice president and acting president through year end. The board seeks reorganization to coordinate the twelve regional associations.
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B. Goodman
National’ ‘Association
Badger Hemlock
Northwestern
Washington
BD. C
R. B. Goodman
Goodman
Wis
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
R.A. Downman
New Orleans
Council of National Defense
National Association
Batue Creek
Des Moines
State Council of Defense Pushes Coal Control Plan
Madison Wis June 24 the state council of defense sent copies of its resolution urging federal government control of coal mines to Wisconsin senators and to congressmen and to the National Council of Defense. The move follows a meeting where coal dealers were questioned by General Walter C Oren to aid a federal coal investigation.
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State Council of Defense
Madison
Wis
United States
Wisconsin
Congress
National Council of Defense
Avtennes
Walter C. Oren
Comneriimn
State Council
Tedar
Norwegian Ship Cedaric Sinks Victims Missing Crew
Copenhagen dispatch reports the Norwegian steamer Cedaric of 1728 tons sinks with the captain and twelve crew missing. The Danish press notes the ship’s loss and ongoing search for survivors.
Protests on Print Paper Spur Public Hearing Urged
Washington June 22 Associated Press reports formal charges against print paper manufacturers led by Frank P. Walsh seeking a public hearing by the Federal Trade Commission. Named are Backus Mead Dodge and major mills and companies alleging price discrimination and conspiracy to control output. Walsh urges swift action under emergency conditions. He also outlines possible government price setting for steel to aid fleet production.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Prin
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Frank P. Walsh
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Walsh
Circuit Courts of Appeal
United States
Denman
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Red Cross Campaign Goes International This Week
Americas drive to raise 100 million dollars for the Red Cross expands overseas as committees in London Paris Panama Ecuador Peru and other nations solicit funds. Promises from Manila Alaska and other regions push early totals to about six million in four days with more expected to reach seventy five million nationwide.
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Associated Precon
Washington
Do AL
America
Red Cross
Stadar
London
Paris
Panama
Ecuador
Peru
Manila
Alaska
Fuam
Near Riot in Wisconsin Assembly Over Duty to Return
A near riot erupted as members resisted a return at 8 PM and tried to dodge the sergeant at arms. Luehrs Hayton was caught and escorted back after a struggle. reports say the assembly aimed to close matters by midnight with possible overtime. The senate confirmed Governor Philipps appointments amid the upheaval.
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United Press
Madison
Wig
Wisconsin Assembly
Luehrs
Hayton
Shaffer
Buckler
Waukesha
Donnelly
Milwaukee
Luebra
Assembly
Senate
Philipps
Keet Kidnapping Probe In St Louis Murder Case
Dick Carter, accused of baby Keet's murder, was brought to St Louis from Hutchinson Kansas and jailed. Prosecutor Paul ODay of Green County will question him. Three suspects in the beer kidnapping case face intense questioning by Chief Sam Allender as Claude Piersol reportedly confesses.
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St. Louis
United Press
Dick Carter
Lierd Keet
Hutchinson
Kan
Carter
Paul Oday
Green County Toda
Sam Allender
Claude Piersol
Allender
O'Day
Green County
Pierson
Death at Winneconne Remains Of Mrs Ellen Hyde
The death of Mrs Ellen Hyde aged fifty nine occurred at her Winneconne home after a long cancer illness. She leaves two daughters Edith Hyde of Winneconne and Marion Rogers of Highland Park Wisconsin. Funeral services are Sunday at 130 and 2 at the Baptist church Omro burial at Omro cemetery. Also listed are funeral services for Henry Maris set for Saturday at his home 130 and at Rapel church 2 o clock conducted by Rev F L J Codd of Omro.
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Northwestern
Winneconne
Wis
Ellen Hyde
Edith Hyde
Marion Rogers
Highland Park
Waslon
Ohe
O'Cieek
Baptist
Baptist Church At 2 O'Clock. Rev. F. J. Cord
Omro
Henry Maris
Rapnel
FL J
Codd
Omra
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Exceed Treasury Estimate
Subscriptions to the Liberty loan surpassed the Treasury’s highest estimate reaching 3.094 billion dollars as of June 22, per Associated Press from Washington. The report notes strong public support and continued bidding in major markets.
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Associated Press
Washington, DE. C
Liberty Loan
Treasury
Edgerton Banker Dies in Wisconsin
Drex Jensen of Edgerton, a leading banker of southern Wisconsin and a prominent figure in Democratic state politics, died today. He was connected with the Seabihanon bank interests and remained active in local affairs.
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Associated Press
Danssrille
Wis
Andrex Jensen
Edgetten
Seahinon
Wisconia
Fine record at Oshkosh orders saloons closed
Washington report states Oshkosh saloons must close on the Sabbath pending formal court action. Judge Peabody presided as officials including Mayor Arthur Chiat Police Chief John Webster and John E Lanwton faced orders to enforce Sunday closures. The proceedings touched on drunkenness and public order concerns amid mounting calls for restraint.
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Washington, D.C
Associated Press
Oahkesh Stose
Fies
Ciaca
Crosse
Wis
Judce Pem
Ohantry
Kenesaw M. Landis
Chicago
Evers
Arthur A. Chiat
John B. Webter
John E Lanwton
Police Commission
Patriotism 18 Shown by United Presay Wausen
June 22 report notes twelve January learners sent to Ashland in Company G Third regiment on guard duty.
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United Presay Wausen
Lernite
Ashland
Dan jCompany G
GIVES ALL HE HAS
Civil War chaplain J Jones, moved by thirst cries of soldiers, gave his entire pension of 64 dollars to the Red Cross. He said he had no other money and prayed God to bless the work. Jones served as a chaplain in the Civil War.
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Commission Alept
Denman
United Preas
Cleveland
J. D
Red Cross
Jones
American Submarine Sunk Says Ship Captain
United Press reports Captain Foster of the Norlina declares the U boat was sunk after gunfire from the American freighter as it neared America. The Norlina, owned by Garland Steamship Co of New York, reached an American port today claiming victory.
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United Press
Ballymate
Norlina
Garland Steamship Company of
New York
Belgian Mission Appeals Senate for Aid and Honor
Aaron Moncheur head of the Belgian mission told the Senate of Belgium’s trials under invasion. He cited city burnings, civilian massacres, requisitions and 80,000 Belgians imprisoned, urging Americans to honor Belgian resolve and liberty or death. The chamber applauded as senators met the mission members.
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Aaron Moncheur
Senate
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Belgium
America
Baron
Patrick Henry
Wilcox Bill Expands Continuation School Education
Madison Wis June 22 Governor Philipp expected to sign the Wilcox bill raising hours to eight per week and extending the school year to ten months for minors in continuation schools. The measure boosts education for ages fourteen to eighteen, with phased applicability starting September 1 1918 and 1919.
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Wilcox Bi
Madison
Wis
Philipp
Wilcox
Sienteen
Ti Fe
Recruits to Ashland in New City Hall Clubroom Privileges
Br United Prean Sparta Wis June 22 reports privileges of the clubrooms in the city hall extended to the recruits now encamped at the Milwaukee reservation where white materials are in on furnished the soldiers.
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Br United Prean
Sparta
Wis
Milwaukee
Greek Leaders Depart for Expulsion
A Athens dispatch reports former Premier Gounarinis and thirty other prominent Greeks ordered expelled. They embarked today for Greece, marking a significant political exodus amid ongoing turmoil.
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Associated
Paris
Athens
Gounarin
Greece
Hunger Riots Reported in Stettin
From Stettin reports reach Switzerland on June 21 describing hunger riots in the city. Troops were deployed to quell the disturbance as women and children were mainly affected.
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Stettin
Maimo
Switzerland
Women Pickets Arrested After White House Clash
Police remove two suffrage leaders Lucy Burns and Catherine Morey after brief arrests for obstructing traffic near the White House. Officers warn others and ban further picketing as tensions rise in the national movement for women’s voting rights.
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Wilson
Miss Burns
Nolice
Miss Morey
Siorthirge
Pullman
Red Cross Thermometer Ambiguously Cited Readout
Fragmentary OCR note shows a garbled line about The Red Cross Thermometer with numbers like 20.000 and 1,000s, lacking clear context or arrangement. No definite event or entities can be identified beyond the Red Cross reference and numeric figures.
Germans and French Clash Around Valzail lon
Paris reports a wider duel with heavy fighting near Valzaillon southeast of Laos as German and French forces clash. British forces press forward while Russian troops in Smorgon report transfers to the western front to counter the English and French assault.
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Asdpaliaas
Associated Press
Petrograd
Dune
Smorgon
Vausadlon
Laon
Paris
Vausaillon
Brayon-Laonnois
Batte
Red Cross
Champagne
Mont Carnilet
Mont Blond
Fratte
Belgium
Arras
Lille
Messines
Field Day and Red Cross Drive Highlight Town News
The report notes ongoing WWI artillery duels near Laon with extreme intensity on a ten mile front in France. In Oshkosh the Red Cross campaign nears its big day with $10,636.80 raised in one day and plans for an outdoor rally and parade by local National Guard units.
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Srbich
Elks’ Club
Red Cross
Docat
National Guard
A. C. McHenry
Offer to Buy Termaat & Monahan Property
In Oshkosh circuit court the Termaat and Monahan receivership received an offer from the Reorganization Committee to purchase all property for 36000, encumbrances to be assumed. The court set July 15 for further hearing and ordered continued receivership while the committee arranges turnover and funds.
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Termaat & Monahan
Termaat & Monahan Company
R.A. Hollister
Oshkosh Savings and Trust Company
Terminat & Monahan Company
Man Killed at Green Bay Reformatory Power House
An explosion in the state reformatory power house killed inmate Wien Milex and seriously injured an oiler Harry Keses. Officials report the blast occurred last night and is under investigation.
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Green Bay
Reas
Iwie the Oy
State Reformatory
Wien Milex
Muhwatkes
Harry Keses
Sralds
Potatoes to be Cheaper in Common Level Markets
The United Press reports from Michigan that a plan to sell potatoes at about 1.794 dollars per bushel after the next harvest may lower prices. The headline notes the effort to reduce costs in the common level market.
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United Press
Flour prices decline in market report
A brief market update reports lower flour prices with suggested gains in the staple grain sector. The text notes recent price movements and general market conditions affecting retailers and bakers.
Recruiting in Wisconsin confident to meet quota
Chicago Army official Captain Franklin Kenney, in charge of the Chicago district, says Wisconsin has a strong defense organization and will push to meet its army recruiting quota next week with town to town tours, aiming to reach the target by a week from tomorrow.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Franklin FL Kenney
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Council of Defense
Wisconsin
Kenney
Big Fire at Marinette Paper Mill Damages 20000
A major blaze at the Marinette paper mill caused about twenty thousand dollars in damage. The United Press report notes three menomen ble. The No 2 unit of the mill suffered roof damage and machine losses valued around 7500 to 9000, with the fire attributed to a hot surface. Details on the cause and full scope were not yet confirmed.
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United Press
Menomine
Aiarimeue Menomines Caper Agu
Marinette
Felano
Man killed while hunting in accident
A man was accidentally shot Wednesday while hunting near Lena. The victim, identified as a local resident, died from the gunshot wound. Authorities investigated the incident and emphasized gun safety during outdoor activities.
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Teenta
Wes
Jone Wielph Rkesner
Lena Dlavkenath
Courtesies To Soldiers Fund Rises At Vow Bowl Drive
A Wisconsin club collected donations totaling 1499 dollars for relief efforts. The drive aims to reach nearly 2900 dollars as volunteers note limited members in the group.
Fragmented Weather Fragments Reflect Local Readings
A garbled OCR weather note presents scattered terms like showers and dates. The readable parts reference places and times not clearly tied to a coherent forecast, leaving only hints of rain and regional notes without definite certainty.
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