War News From Europe and the Dardanelles
Berlin reports 50 000 marks donated to the Red Cross for prisoners in France. Russian Poland forts silenced as Warsaw bombed with no casualties. Turkish prisoners 49 000 moved inland. London notes Turkish and German assets moved to Konya. Austro German squadron sails to threaten the Dardanelles. Athens says allied ships bombarded Turkish forts at Saros. Italy mobilizes. war minister says all classes seek army service amid heavy snow battles on the Carpathians.
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German Red Cross
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Germany
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Galicia
Poland
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Saros
Constantinople
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A. Feldt
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Oshkosh girl wins honors in Phi Beta Kappa
The Northwestern reports the Lawence Chapter Phi Beta Kappa elected students this morning. Named are Alice Feldt Oshkosh Raymond Cramer Hugh Misdal Freton Filorence Beach Whitewater and Willard Ford Sparta. The honor is the highest scholarship award.
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Northwestern
Appleton
W. March
Lawrence
Phi Beta Kappa
Alice Feldt
Oshkosh
Raymond Cramer
Hugh Misdal
Freton
Filorence Beach
Whitewater
Willard Ford
Sparta
Rescue teams reach Lasisad mine after deadly explosion
Thirteen bodies recovered at Lasisad mine in West Virginia as federal mine rescue teams worked through the plant after an explosion yesterday. Rescue leaders expect more remains to be found as rooms are opened. A carload of coffins arrived at the mine this morning.
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Associated Press
Federal Bureau of Mines
Lasisad
Official War Progress Reports From Berlin and Paris
Berlin reports continued fighting with gains near Baden and Celles while French lines hold in Champagne with limited advances. Russian attacks near Grodno and toward Kolno faced German resistance as Turkish and Russian actions near Batum and the Black Sea unfold with naval support and territorial threats.
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Associated Press
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German War Office
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Ypres
Uzun Ourines
Peronne
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Page
Ville-sur- Tourte
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Russian
Poland
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Grod Fu
Kolno
Kysziniec
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Plock
Paris
War Office
Champagne
Perches
Beausejour
Two Anarchists Indicted In Bomb Plot Against Churches
A New York grand jury indicted Frank Kurne and Charles Carbone for placing a lighted bomb in a public place as part of an alleged plan to attack churches and wealthy individuals. The case highlights a broader plot targeting landmarks including the Rockefeller residence. The defendants faced potential penalties up to twenty five years if convicted. Emilio Poligan, posing as Frank Baldo, testified as a key witness.
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New York
Frank Kurne
Charles Carbone
Analsis
Wranch
Emilio Poligan
Frank Baldo
Abarno
Carbone
Iin
e-Up
Baido
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Rockefetler
Iomen
Austrians Bombard Antivari and Russian Caucasus Advance
A dispatch from Cetinje reports five Austrian warships bombarded the port of Antivari destroying stores and sinking the royal yacht Tiflis. Separate news says the Russian army in the Caucasus has reached the River Khonachas near the Tehorok estuary in Armenia, cutting Turkish reinforcement routes from Constantinople.
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Coas i Genere
London
Cettinje
Khonachas
Tehorok
Armenia
Constantinople
Jewelers to Oshkosh set for June meeting
Appleton Wis March 2 at the meeting of the Fox River Valley Jewelers association it was decided to hold the June gathering in Oshkosh Key towns represented include Oshkosh Fond du Lac Green Bay Appleton Seymour New London Clintonville Neenah and Kaukauna
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Fox River Valley Jewelers’ Association
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Seymour
New London
Clintonville
Neenah and
Kaukauna
German Note Favored by Officials Amid Dyestuff Worries
German note gains official favor as American officials praise its balanced approach to end the sea blockade dispute. Dutch and British papers debate neutral powers views while London editors expect protests from the United States Holland and Scandinavia. Germany argues for guarded submarine actions and commissions to distribute relief supplies.
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England
London
Great Britain
Germany
Washington
United States
Holland
Scandinavian
Marels
Atte Eey
Serman Zev
Sermanr
Aban
Government Sees American Proposals as Basis for Maritime Solutions
A note states the government cannot fully endorse a complete ban but remains convinced that American proposals provide an acceptable basis for a practical solution to current maritime difficulties and problems.
Relief steamer St Helena ashore off Carolinas coast
The relief steamer St Helena carrying 7000 tons of food and clothing from Charleston to Belgium ran aground near the North Carolina coast. The 2705-ton vessel, part of a gift from South Carolina North Carolina and Georgia citizens, rests lightly in moderate seas as a tug heads to assist. The grounding occurred around 11 30 last evening with the ship en route to Rotterdate for Belgian relief.
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Norfolk
Tie Brite
St. Helena
Charleston
Sturitmack
North
St. Helles
Car&o
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georszta
TE Helena
Frear Praises Northwestern in Pork Barrel Fight
Representative Frear of Wisconsin lauds The Northwestern for aiding public focus on pork barrel provisions in river and harbor bills. He notes a $23,660,000 reduction in a year and a $1,000,000 smaller bill when sent to the Senate, urging continued effort to constrain wasteful spending.
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Werner Horn Indicted for Attempted Destruction of Vanceboro Bridge
Federal grand jury indictments charge Werner Horn with illegal transportation of sixty pounds of dynamite from New York to Boston and onward to Vanceboro Maine. He allegedly tried to blow up the international railway bridge at Vanceboro on February 2. Extradition delays are noted pending grand jury findings and federal proceedings.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Werner Horn
International Railway
Vanceboro
George W. Anderson
United States
Portland
Horn
Machits
Tjederal Attornes Vsims
New York
Huston
New York, New Haven
Aurora arrest tied to Aurora clairvoyant case
Chicago report says Howard Basee, aide to Aurora clairvoyant Professor Vail, was arrested after associated murder case involving Miss Emma Petersen. Basee claimed ignorance of the killing and said he mailed letters while Vail disappeared. Police expect to question Vail in Chicago as other suspect Kalinowski is held in a northside case connected to the Petersen murder.
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Vail
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Emma Poetorenn
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Ste
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Kalinowski
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Peterson
Western Pacific Receivers Appointed in Rail Case
Frank G Drom and Warren Olney named receivers for the Western Pacific railroad by a California state district court after the Bagniable Trust Co. filed a $541 million bond issue default petition. The court chose Drum to act with Olney, citing no criticism of the selection. By late life, many fear disappointment, a common fate for the other half.
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Frank G Drom
Warren Olney
Cour
Astor San Hraen
Warten
Omers
Drum
Olney
Congress Finishes Work as Deadline Looms
Congress moves to finish by tomorrow amid clashes over the ship and river harbor bills. Senate clears the river and harbor measure after a long session, while House debates land and harbor provisions and sends others to the White House for signature. Vice President summoned to obtain quorum. session to adjourn plans remain unsettled.
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Carrier
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Page
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Governor’s approval for Oshkosh Normal building contracts urged
The Northweatern Madison Wis report notes the PaRIT Act applies to the New Guriginge project at Oshkosh Normal. Contracts totaling about 100 600 were let with $94 566 already expended. The governor’s sign off is required for all building contracts, per the opinion, before payments advance.
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Oshkosh
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Bass
Maren 7
Congress Extends Thanks to Latin American Mediators
In a joint resolution the House thanked Ambassadora Da Gama and Messrs Nann and Suarez of Brazil Argentina and Chile for their service as mediators between the United States and Mexico. The measure, now before the Senate, directs golf medals be presented to the mediators.
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Associated Press
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Congress
Ambassadora da Gama
Nann
Suarez
Brazil
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Chile
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Mexico
House
Senate
Wilson
All Night Light at Omro Wisconsin Ordered
The Wisconsin rail road commission directed Vince Elects company to provide all night electric service. It also mandated continued physical connection between Belmont, Pleasant View and Lafayette Telephone companies with Belmont paying Lafayette $30 monthly. The arrangement takes effect April 1. The beer matter was referred to the state rate commission for further action.
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Railroad Commission
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Belmont
Pleasant View
Lafayette Telephone Company
Belmont Company
Lafayette Company
State Rate Commission
Oshkosh to Receive Condemned Cannons for Park Display
A federal omnibus bill authorizes the secretary of war to distribute condemned cannon pieces and an outfit of mounts to communities. Four bronze or brass cannons are slated for Oshkosh to honor Civil War regiments at a park on old camp grounds. Delivery and mounting costs fall to each community, with other Wisconsin towns receiving cannons as well.
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Loase
Secretary of War
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Committee On
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Mrs Stroud Dies After Train Collision at Washington Street
Mrs Clara F Stroud widow of Charles Stroud and Stroud & Co. proprietor died at 2 pm at 181 Washington street from injuries after a Chicago and Northwestern train struck her at the Washington street crossing near her home Saturday evening January 73. She was 49 and survived by son Charles and daughters Helen James and Laura Stroud. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Paanen Ave
Clara EF. Stroud
Charles Stroud
Stroud & Co
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Chicago & Northwestern
Charlies Stroud
Helen
Annes
Laura Stroud
Meet of Threshers in Seaston Ends with Oshkosh Favor
Late Brotherhood of Threshers in Seaston at Moose Hall hosts a largely attended session. About 125 to 156 representatives from across the state discuss threshing interests, with Mayor Mulva delivering a welcome. Oshkosh is proposed as the permanent meeting place, and the city hall is offered for future gatherings.
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Moose Hall
Oshkosh
Mayer
City Mall
Ansin Brotherhood of Threshermen
Ion
Mousehalk
Court Street
Advent
John Mulva
Clifford Thorne Opposes Iowa Rate Raise Hearing
Clifford Thorne, chairman of the Iowa state railroad commission, voiced strong opposition to a petition by two rail firms seeking higher passenger fares. He noted Iowa already faced a need for inter state regulation and urged a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago. He warned that any fare increase would worsen traffic and delays.
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Tierne
Steamer Schneefels Seized Near Gibraltar After Refusal
The German steamer Schneefels bound from Catteau Citator Basté to Boston was ordered to Gibraltar by a British torpedo boat. The captain shouted defiance, and the vessel halted under threat. A prize court later ordered its sale.
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York
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Neretid
Mediterranean
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Schneefels
New Customs Collectors Named by President Wilison
President Wilson nominated August M. M. Gawinch for district Ne and Harry A. Lund of Minneapolis for eee tT Wa. Howery was named postmaster at Dariington Wisconsin. A remark notes a rare rich man with plain common sense.
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Wilselm
Gawinch
Harry A Lund
Minneapolis
Howery
Dariington
Wis F. Se
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin with Fair Skies
Fair weather dominates the state with an warming trend in the north and mild conditions in the south tonight into Thursday. Friday shows little change in temperature with generally clear skies and light winds across Wisconsin observers report.
Senate Debates Bray Resolution On Gilmore Aid
Madison March 2 Wisconsin Senate debates Bray resolution inviting Professor Gilmore of the state university to advise on water power legislation. The measure was referred to state affairs, with amendments discussed. The Ackley water power bill drew strong opposition as the assembly considered the Heim bill disfranchising students and adjourned to Thursday morning.
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Committee On State Affairs
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Hansen
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Potts
Staedenmayer
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Whitman
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Barwig
Arnold
University
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Rossauré
Culbertsen
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Miiberger
Scott
Skogme
Wieder
Ackier
Cuttingham
Martin
Realim
Standenmayer
Corporations Committee
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