Fleet at Magdalena Bay Described in Surprise Arrival
A wireless message says Rear Admiral Evans and the big battle fleet arrived off Magdalena Bay four days ahead of schedule. The ships are reported in fine condition and ready for any emergency, with target practice planned for this weekend and world records hoped for in early next week. Local dignitaries from San Diego are arranging greetings for the fleet and officers.
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Admiral Evans
Br Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Peter Loms
Robly Evens
Magdalens” Bay
Magdalene Nal
Bay
Magdalena Bay
Hampton Roads
Magdalena
Mexican Bay
Ume
Callao
South America
Washington
Bar
Hampton
United States
Natal
Magdsiena
Buffalo
Mare Island
San Display
California
Development J Company
St. Dénis
Magdziena Bay
Diego
Evans
Jann FL
Colt D. C
Col Fer
Chamber of Com- Stores
L. A. Wright
mvHabon
Evans Citizens’ Committee
Julie L L. Boone
Theme
Magdalena Bar
Cahao
Owih Boa
Imbei Evans
Sagstup
Caiya
Teia
Bes
Angelas
Everq
Searee
Tennessee
Battleship Fleet Arrives San Diego After Pacific Passage
The cruiser and battleship group anchored off San Diego last Saturday after a long voyage from Bampton roads via South America toward the Pacific coast. The Tennessee Washington and California will stay in San Diego until next Monday before heading to San Pedro for a brief visit. Washington reports satisfaction at the navy department over the Heatth Magdalena bar arrival and the voyage’s completion with thorough drills and seamanship in unfamiliar waters.
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Bampton
South America
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Santa Surhara
Tennessee
Washington
California
San Pedro
Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Magdalena Bar
San Francisco
Mrs. Childs Triumphs In Royal Neighbors Race
In Milwaukee on March 12 Eva Childs of Hanover was elected state oracle of the Royal Neighbors of America after a midnight session. Rosa Schacht, seeking credentials to seat as delegate, faced a modified injunction and ongoing litigation over loyalty camp status.
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Abiwaukee
Wis
C. T. Williams
Rose Schacht
Royal Neighbors
Schacht
Luiu Lege
Milwaukee
Rosa Schacht
Eva Childs
Hanover
Childs
Royal Neighbors of
America
Williams
Schachte
Loyalis Camp
Willams
State Oracle
Oracle
Etta Jones
Black River
Oprah Follerton
Addsion
Supreme Board of Managers
Supreme Camp
Ella Mason
Jannstilie
Viola Newman
State Oraclé
Mason
Abo Case Goes To Jury In Father Leo Heinrichs Murder
In Denver March 12 the Giuseppe Abo murder trial for Father Leo Heinrichs proceeds after defense rests. A consul testified no plot against priests was shown and the judge explains murder in first degree carries possible hanging or life imprisonment.
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Denver
Cnt
Giuseppe Abo
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elzabeth
Olien
Cnef
de Baron G. Testi
Testine
Leomsan
Father Leo Vr
Neb Republicans Choose Delegates to National Convention
Omaha dispatch March 12 reports the Nebraska state Republican convention selecting delegates to the national convention. Sentiment for Secretary Taft appeared nearly unanimous among delegates.
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Omaha
Neb
Republican Party of
Nebraska
Tait
Prominent Lutherans Die In Wisconsin and Illinois
Rev Conrad Jaeger pastor of Racine First Evangelical Lutheran Church dies at 62 after three months illness and resignation to take effect April 1. William Herman pioneer contractor of Manitowoc dies at 78 with six children surviving. Gen William Clendenin inspector of the Peoria Internal Revenue district dies at 63 from heart failure after Civil War service.
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Associated Press
Iulwaukee
Wis
Racine
Conrad Jaeger
First Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Racter
William “Herslana
Manitowoc
William Herman
Herman
Trestik & Herman
Clendenin
Moline
Wiliam Clendenin
Peoria Internal Revenue District
aJong
Ilness
Gottieb Meelius
High Street
Kietz
Germany
Paine
Anna Ernestina Splettstoesser
J. Weinke
Ripon
Gottlieb Meelius
America
Meelius
Oshkosh
William
Fulton, Mo
Edward
Melius
Church Street Lutheran Church
Winc
G. M. Weng
Vicle
Susan Viele
Ladies' Benevolent Society
Faward J. Smith
Lavina
Three cars ride in New York to Paris race
Reports from multiple race legs March 11 to 12 show three cars in transit. The American car left Biter Creek at 8:10 am amid slushy roads. The French car reached Val Ia at 8:05 am and headed to Omaha. The Italian car, after repairs in Paxton, moved on from Sidney toward Cheyenne. A French car departed Denison at 9:50 am after a smooth run from Boone.
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Associated Press
Biter Creek
Wio
Paris
Omaha
Tralian
Cheyenne
Wyo
Paxton
Neb
Sidney
Denison
Boone
Bryce Hopes to Attend Both Party Conventions as Spectator
Ambassador James Bryece of Great Britain plans to attend the Republican convention in Chicago next June and the Democratic convention in Denver later in the summer as a spectator. He expects to travel to Europe to see relatives and sees no current political duties in London.
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Associatea Press
Washington
James Bryece
Great Britain
Chicago
Denver
Wages Cut at Seven Cotton Mills Amid Outlo ok Drop
Associated Press reports reductions of ten percent posted at seven cotton mills affecting nearly 500 workers. Notices say the cut becomes effective March, with business prospects described as most discouraging and the industry severely impaired. Further curtailment of production may be necessary.
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Associated Press
Lowell
Mase
Tris
Assembly panel backs anti race track gambling measure
An Albany assembly committee voted to report the anti race track gambling bill in its current form with no amendments, following a Senate committee action that deferred effect to December 3. The decision preserves the bill without changes and moves toward passage.
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Atbangs Iny
Merchine
Senate
Senate Finance Committee urged to probe banks and loans
Senator Tillman introduced a resolution directing the Senate committee on finance to investigate whether national banks in New York and elsewhere use loans to fund speculative ventures, knowledge of loans in the Morse case, and if banks use trust companies to evade banking laws. The inquiry seeks needed legislation to curb such practices and to reveal connections with treasury officials and stock brokers.
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Associated Press
Washington D. C
Tillman
Senate Committee On Finance
New York
Keagurr Department
National Bank of North America
New York City
Charles W. Morse
Congress
Treasury
Tidmannin
Rebuttal on Bank Deposit Guarantee in Ohio Legislature
Ex Governor Myron T HlHerpetsory addressed a joint session in Columbus on the financial question. He argued that guaranteeing bank deposits weakens individual property incentives and that a national deposit guarantee is unjust. He urged lawmakers not to jeopardize Ohio's key interests by passing such a law.
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Columbus
Myron
Cleveland Auto Is First In Milwaukee Trade Event
The Cleveland automobile entered in the Milwaukee Trade show attracted attention as the first machine to reach Milwaukee from Janesville via Waukesha shortly after two o clock. Other contestants arrived later the same afternoon.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cleveland
Ansictath
Janesville
Waukesha
Mission Schools Proposed to Aid Distressed Families
Dr. F J Wikis, humane officer, advocates two city run mission schools on opposite sides of town to aid mothers keeping and nurturing young children while men work or seek work. Each school would be centrally located with a nurse in charge and minimal maintenance cost.
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F. J. Wikis
Conditiens Sars
Ely
Wilkie Su
Feige Pays Fines in Milwaukee Indictments
Julie Petre, former supervisor, pleaded guilty to indictments returned by the grand jury in 1904 in Milwaukee. She was fined $300 and costs in each case or one year in the house of correction. The fines were paid.
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Associated Frere
Milwaukee
Julie Petre
Supercviror
Grand Duty
Tedar
Pati
Schrieber Heads Dairyw en in Wisconsin Officers
Special to The Northweeters reports the Wisconsin Dairymen's association meeting in Monroe selecting President P. F. W. Schrieber Rosendale Secretary A. J. Gover Fort Atkinson Treasurer He K. Leomis Shebos con Faille. Next meeting to be held at Barron.
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Mibwaukee
Wic
Fancsville
Wisconsin
Monroe
FP. W. Schrieber
Rosendale
A. J. Gover
Fort Atkinson
He K. Leomis
Shebos Con Faille
Barron
Supreme Court Ignores Key Point in Gabbert v Hackett Case
Wisconsin Supreme Court willfully avoided ruling on the anti pass law and the Winnebago Traction franchise in the Gabbert vs Hackett matter. Officer Gabbert, injured on a street car for riding without fare, claimed passenger status entitling him to care, while the defense argued he was a trespasser. The court noted a passenger carrier relation exists by contract, but did not decide the ordinance versus statute conflict. the decision upheld damages of 250 dollars awarded by a lower court, with Jose F Kuwinart and others noted in representation.
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Supreme Court of
State of
Wisconsin
Winachase Triction Company
Arthur H. Gabbert
R. H. Hackett
Winnebago Traction Company
Supreme Court
Traction Company
Gabbert
Kim
Plainim
Plainthfp
Justce J C. Kerwin
Witik
Ftisener
Tower Court
Ofeer Gabbert Sas
Tre Baridte
Serawee
Jurv
Plaiage
Jose FL Kuwinart
Hunter killed by explosion near Renovation Lake
A 36 year old hardware dealer from Wayne Nebraska was fatally shot by the blast of his 27th gun during a hunting accident near Renovation Lake, southwest of Sioux City. The incident occurred on March 12 as the hunter’s gun exploded, nearly severing his head.
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Soux City
Renervation Lake
Peterson
Wayne, Neb
Lilley Denies Bribery Claims in Naval Submarine Probe
Washington March 12 The special committee chaired by Speaker Cannon hears Lilley deny accusing Congress members of bribery and accuse Electric Boat and Holland companies of seeking influence. Lilley insists his accusations target the firms not lawmakers, cites witnesses and documentary evidence, as Hobson testifies about influence on submarine legislation.
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Washlngton
Cannon
Committee On
Congress
Int
Electric Boat Company
Holland Company
Mad
Lithy
Bortell
Lilley
Whresnes
Mgr. Littey
Ir Gimsted
E Fmsial
Mr. Lilley
Iom
Isaac 5. Ricz
Emma B. Frost
Maurice Barnett
August Treadner
Lum
Afr. Lites
Olmeed- Flegere
Fraskiin H. Tuyfor
John T. Kelley
Waterbury
Jenn
Mr. Ferris
Bridgeport
Hit
Hobson
Electric Company
Loudenslager
Kellogg
Lawrence Steer
New York
Speaker Cannon
Submarn
Gould Appears in Paris as War Crisis Deepens
The French capital buzzes with news of Mlle Gould after a voyage from New York. A reporter notes she met officials amid rising prices and wartime rationing. Government actions and shortages influence daily life as authorities seek clues to ongoing security concerns.
State Swamp Land Grant Debate Sparks Senate Rethink
Fragmented OCR text shows references to swamp land grant issues, a senate vote, and talks of public land, with unclear names and dates. The item hints at legislative action, possible veto threats, and debates over state ownership and sales.
Morning misprint distorts local election brief
Fragmentary OCR note reports an event with a party body likely connected to a local election. The readable bits mention Teagth and Eloy with unclear roles and timing. Further details are not discernible from the damaged text.
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