New Crisis Imminent In Mexican Situation Crises Rise
A distressed report describes a new crisis in Mexico with a stern note sent to Carranza, warnings from US officials, and mounting tension over General Obregon. The note, drafted after talks among President Wilson Bryan and counsel, signals potential US action if foreigners face danger while awaiting Mexican responses.
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United Fanta
Carr
Wilson
Si Bryan
Carranzas
Fanzaad
Amer
Patier
Bryan
Cruz
Mexico
Passport Fraud Admitted In Unclear Names
The fragmentary report notes a man named Charles Rursede admitting to passport fraud with another person involved. Details about location, dates, and official actions are unreadable, leaving the core admission and implicated party as the only clear facts.
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Charles Rursede
North Dakota coal rate law struck down as confiscatory
A state law from North Dakota regulating coal rates was today annulled as confiscatory and unconstitutional. The ruling affects the Northern Pact and the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Pacific line, nullifying the rate framework when applied to these entities.
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Dakota
Suppeme
St. Past
F. C. BISSELL DIES. NEOLE OF WISCONSIN TRADE PIONEER
F C BISSELL died after a long life of work in Wisconsin. Born in the West, he moved to Neenah where he engaged in the grocery business and later ventured into wholesale and retail trade. He was known for his early efforts in local commerce and community matters.
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Wis
Marek
Wes
French Liner La Touraine Bound for Home Port
Unclear but mentions the French liner La Touraine sailing toward its home port. The garbled text references Havre, French names, and on board at night with festive or ceremonial tone. No clear dates, figures, or definitive events to confirm.
Hearings in Committee on Wisconsin Highway Matters
A special Northwestern report notes a committee meeting in Wisconsin discussing half a million in appropriations and the creation of new or revised highway projects. Senators and representatives debated present state highways, county road priorities, and a proposed nationwide increase, with objections and resignations mentioned.
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Mau Wis
Mareh
Wiscomme Werthesdas
Bennett
Keio
Ranizst
Warrants For Oshkosh Men Odd Fragments From a Damaged Text
Fragmentary OCR describes warrants involving Oshkosh men, an officer, and a confrontation scene. Names and details are garbled, with partial phrases about charges, appearances, and a court or arrest context. The readable pieces hint at legal actions and police activity in Oshkosh.
Call to National Banks Ends Currency Retapitation
The Associated Press reports a call to all national banks to retire currency at the close of business on Thursday March 4. The move directs banks nationwide to complete redemptions and settle balances as part of the currency reform effort.
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Py Associated Press
Washington
Busi Ness
Thaw Case Opens as Jury Selection Commences
The trial of Harry Thaw for conspiracy proceeds with jury selection under close scrutiny. Prosecutors seek to address the defendant’s sanity while questioning potential jurors about biases and prior opinions on Thaw’s guilt. Judge Page cautions tardy attendance as candidates are juror five is selected amid intense courtroom activity.
Plan a Lumber Yard to The Northwest a woefferri er yard
Fragmented OCR text describes inspections of a yard and potential relocation or sale. Mentions individuals Lennais, Mrs. Lennais, Fred Leescher, Al Teeppler, and Mrs. Fred Loeseher. Several funeral and wedding references and names appear in a garbled local notice style with scattered dates and places.
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Menanie
Lennais
Hydra
Fred Leescher
Main Street
Ami
al Teeppler
Iran
Falls
Mont
Fred Loeseher
Leecher
Prisoner Held After Damaging Vanceboro Property
State and federal authorities charge a prisoner at the jail exit with operating explosives damage at Vanceboro during his furlough period. The inmate identified as Sia Maretal John 85. P H. Wireon sent the prisoner to a deputy amid protests and tears as the shackles were secured.
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Vanceboro
Sia Maretal
H. Wireon
Northwestern lieutenant loses leg after injury
A veteran lieutenant in Company G Wiscan National Guard suffered a leg fracture three months ago. A recent X ray showed severe damage necessitating amputation, with gangrene developing shortly after the operation.
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Appletun
Marsh Tersen
Wiscan
Neutral cargo at Port Halieg amid Gleee Uat conflict
London reports a neutral cargo dispute involving a tug and a prize while authorities seize a vessel. The Swedish Rover Tau was captured by a naval force as part of a state action. General orders from Woolwich discuss the seizure and leadership names appear in dispatches.
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Port Halieg
Associated Press
London
Mweidten
Rover
Tau
Wacmere
Erwin Movernment
Una Woolwich
Samuel Cadre
Judge W. H. Seaman Dead in Milwaukee
Obituary notes Judge W H Seaman born in Berlin served as federal judge and Northwestern professor. He enlisted in Company M during the Civil War, later held quartermasters posts in New Orleans Mobile and Nashville. After residence in Sheboygan he led local legal and academic boards and married Miss Ma A L Peat in Glens Falls NY. they had two children.
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Ubieage
X Federal
Berlin
Atiio
Marek S.judgton Masbert
Gudeesh
Milwaukee
Janeskins
United Stars
Hepvigila
Thivaage
Pls
M. I Volunteer Infantry
Ami
Pera Thomas
Ustuber Itt
Quartermasters Department
New Orleans
Mobile Nashville
Wir
Meror
Sheheysan
Sheborgan Echec! Board
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Derenber
ISGS
Ma AL Peat
Glens Falls
N.Y
Neenah Jeweler Dead After Stroke and Decline
A Neenah jeweler known as Murchie died at about 4 15 this morning after years of illness following a stroke. He moved to Wisconsin decades ago, raised eight children, and was active in the Methodist church. Funeral services will be arranged locally with several relatives listed among the survivors.
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Murchie
Canada
Wisconsin
William
Tae
Minneapolis
Dunardo
Robert Meay
Philip Maas
Jamer
Dani McMarard
Jeng Peter Jensen
Hollywood
REILLY GOING TO PANAMA
OCR fragment notes a trip related to Reilly heading to Panama and mentions Spegal Fond duo and a March date. Details are garbled but imply a political or official delegation moving toward a conference or gathering.
President Cancels Plans Over Exposition Confusion
A fragmented report indicates the president canceled plans and an exposition faced disruption. The text references a necessity to stay alive and mentions the presence of a vis Matera and a government dealing with the issue, though specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
No Cruelty by the Turks statement cited
Associated Press report from Washington quotes Count Bernstorff the German ambassador declaring Turkish government respect for all religions. He attributes Jewish disturbances in Palestine to overzealous local Turkish authorities and calls for restraint.
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Associated Pragae Washington
Count Bernsturl
Germany
Palestine
Anarchists Plead Not Guilty To Bomb Acts
Anarchists faced court as they plead not guilty to bomb plot charges. Accused men, represented by a chosen group of four lawyers, deny the accusations while a heavy police guard watches a crowded courtroom. The prosecution links them to a national conspiracy involving finance and political figures, with trial proceedings ongoing.
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Poxing
Criminal Courts
Industrial Workers of the World
Abarne
Carbune
Rockefellers
Cornelius Vanderbilt
York
BK. Anderson
United States District Court
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MM. Oberis
Hatite
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EG H Kedimag
Vigo TooMnEy Ociredip
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Hharry
Montgomery
Nerre
Ronnie
Cts
ivPonnel
Collision on Main Street Involving A New York Avenue Car
A garbled report describes a street collision involving a Main Street car and a New York Avenue car. Damaged vehicles and a cat are mentioned, with reference to the driver aboard Klann. The text hints at a vote or endorsement related to a policy on keeping the United States out of war.
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Guihbrin
Ana
Beck
Hart
Innterman
Boward
United States
Official Statements On War's Progress
Official statements summarized reports on German advances and Allied counterattacks. The dispatch notes isolated gains and setbacks, including trench captures northwest of Squain and Lorraine actions, with German losses described as heavy. The communiqué cites attacks near Perthes and Burnhaupt, plus Allied artillery responses and counterattacks across multiple sectors.
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Nowenhaste
Squain
Perthes
Pria
Pasitigre
Guna
Lorraine
Badenvuiler
Reich Ad
Malls
Tee Po
Goodland Out Of Race In Narrow Election Twist
Goodland of the Morning withdraws reelection bid after a century in office. A prior incident involving a transmitter and a knife left him hearing damaged, with a specialist later informing permanent deafness. The statement issued by Goodland outlines ongoing hearing concerns and the decision to retire from the race.
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Thewleton
W. Goodland
Goodland
Joba
Nzn
Goodsend
Twodland
Crop statistics announce changes in central farm yields
Market notes report new crop figures showing adjusted percentages and remaining quantities for oats and other grains. The data indicates lower total outputs compared with last year, with shipments and percentages highlighted amid ongoing farm activity and merchant trade.
May Wheat Price Jump Driven by War News
The May wheat market rose over eight cents on rumors that Greece, Italy and other nations may join or intensify war actions. Prices increased from about 1.00 to 1.14 per bushel as buyers reacted to foreign reports and potential bans affecting supply chains.
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Press Age
Greece
Italy
New Battle Breaks Out Near Warsaw Left Bank
Reports from Petrograd and Berlin confirm a great battle developing on the left bank of the Vistula near Warsaw with heavy fighting and claims of thousands of Russians captured. Western front activity includes reports of German advances and French counter moves as the Dardanelles campaign and Greek political shifts draw attention.
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Warsaw
Vistula
London
Petrograd
Aoint
Lomdon
Berlin
Posen
Jesia
von Hindenburg
Hawa
Paris
Greece
Pete
Dardanelles
Near East
Woman Will Make The Run In Ward Race
Mrs Silas UW Allen enters the campaign for Fifth Ward candidacy with plans to challenge the incumbent. The race centers on backing from local residents and the promise of reform.
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Silas UW. Allen
Silas W. Tries
Fenth Ward
Bishop Fox Seriously Ill In City Hospital
Bishop Fox remains seriously ill today at Brothers Hospital following an operation. Reports from the Caihnke diocese indicate his condition is grave but stable as medical staff monitor his recovery.
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Caihnke
Brothers Hospital
Servius Pays
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