Jealousy Sparks Fond du Lac Murder Case
In Fond du Lac Herbert Loehr was killed by a pistol shot to the head and Raleigh Ives was arrested for murder in a jealousy driven incident. The two men, connected to local businesses and prominent families, dined with their spouses at the Palmer hotel before Loehr was shot in a cigar store. the weapon discharged three inches from Loehr's head, with a bullet ricocheting harmlessly into a bystander.
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Fond du Lac
Herbert P. Loehr
Raleigh A. Ives
Loehr
C. L. Handt
Mr. Ives
F. B. Ives Company
Oshkosh
Ives
Ansel B. Ives
Texas
Jay O’brien
Algoma Street
Victoria Ives
Washington Street
Pleasant Hill
Palmer Hotel
Palmer Hotel Tuesday Evening and Mr
Mrs. Leehr
Leehr
McGreggor
Leechr
Jesse ‘Hale
Hale
Elect Perrons
Leene Plaul
Econ
Mick
Periol
Tree
Leche
Unwritten Law Likely Plea in Ives Loehr Shooting Case
The case centers on Raleigh Ives facing murder charges after the fatal shooting of Lodir Loehr. Attorneys Morse and Gooding are listed for Ives and Loehr interests. Wives’ nervous states, potential emotional insanity defenses, and bail motions dominate early proceedings as investigators plan the inquest and arraignment.
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Ives-Loehr
Northwestern
Fond
Raleigh
AL Ives
Herbert P. Toeler
Morse
Joes
Loehr
M. Gooding
Lodir
Ives
Charles Olm
Ansel
Raleigh AL Ives
Fond du Lac
Contentions in Strike at Aagine Near Settlement
Labor disputes flare in six cities prompt conciliation by the Department of Labor. J J Barrett to Hacine Wisconsin to adjust Ajax Rubber and Race Auto Tire plants. Violence subsides. one man arrested for shooting a ratekeeper. Sankey report recommended by miners. government troop withdrawal urged. eight hour day decreed in Madrid building trades.
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Associated Press
Washington, DD
Department of Labor
J. J. Barrett
Hacine
Wis
Ajax Rubber
Race Auto Tire Company
Thiesen
Chicago Rubber Clothing Company
Aul Mons
Joe Bott
Robert Fullam
Sankey Meport
Loendon
Miners’ Conference
Sankey
Russia
Madrid
iMayas
Big Treaty Postponed To Allow Peace Conference Work
The Associated Press reports a big treaty delay as the League of Nations commission postpones the meeting at the Paris peace conference to tonight. Leaders aim to expedite the framing of the peace treaty with ministers Tri pon Gearke and others present. An inquiry into the French piece is also discussed as authorities monitor actions at the supreme council.
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Parie
League of Nations Commission
Clas
Tripon
Lloyd Gearke
Chemencas
Orlando
Saris
Fatal Shooting Stuns Oshkosh and Fond du Lac
Jealousy motive cited in a fatal shooting last evening in Fond du Lac. Ives allegedly used a revolver to kill Lochr, while Oshkosh observers show deep interest in the case. The full incident story continues on this page.
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Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Ives
Lochr
World War Era Telegram Acknowledges Candidacy Push
A telegram signed by William Bickel, Livingston GB, Stedman and George Dany from the Parents' association asks for a view on a national movement promoting a candidate. The message appears in the context of wartime activity and civic outreach.
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United Press
Seattle
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
William Bickel
Livingston GB
Stedman
George ¥. Dany
War Parents’ Association
Senator Lenroot Arrives in Madison for Two Days
United States Senator Irvin L. Lenroot arrived in Madison for two days of speeches and conferences. He is accompanied by State Senator Roy P. Wilcox. Lenroot declined to comment on Wisconsin politics, saying he is here in the interests of the Republican party. He will address the legislature on the league of nations and other national matters tonight.
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United Press
Madison
United States
Swanson espionage case nears the end
Ernest Swanson of Bayfield stands trial in U S district court on espionage charges. The indictment accuses him of calling war accounts false and claiming Germany was the best nation to rule the world, alleging Americans were misled to enlist. Proceedings expected to continue today.
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Associated P Ress
Hon Clairr
Ernest Swanson
Bayfield
United States District Court
Swanson
Germany
Former Milwaukee Business Leader Dies in New York City
Ferdinand A W Kleckhofer, former Milwaukee resident and president of the National Enameling and Stamping Co, died in New York after a stroke or paralysis. A Milwaukee branch of the trade group received the message. He was said to be very wealthy.
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Milwaukee
New York City
Associated Press
Ferdinand A. W. Kleckhofer
National Enameling and Stamping Company
New York
Kleckhefer
Soldiers Seek Early Release to Return Home for Planting Season
Madison assemblyman C B Bas lard introduced a petition signed by thirty three Outaxamle county soldiers at Camp Shelby Mississippi seeking legislative intervention for their early release so they may return home to plow and plant the season's crops.
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United Press
Madison
C. B. Baslard
Outaxamle County
Camp Shelby
Minx
Seaplanes Spark Kingston Consternation
American warships visiting Kingston moved to Guantanamo today. At citizens request four seaplanes flew over the city, marking the largest aerial display seen here and stirring local concern among residents.
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Assoc
Kingston
Jamaica
Guantanamo
Kingston Ac
First Boat To Sail From Marinette Port In Opening Navigation
The steamer Sidney O Net with hardware Lumber Company equipment is slated as the first boat to depart Marinette Menominee harbor when navigation opens Saturday March 2. It is expected to be the earliest opening of the season.
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Marinette Port
Army transport arrives with CBI Associated preset
A military transport arrives today carrying Francesca from Marseilles with casual companies aboard. The message mentions numbers 1.4.0 and 191 percent and references Minnesota and Michlmans vesolar army in association with the dispatch.
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CBI
Acm Traseport
Francesca Attived
Sere Teday
Marseilles
Minnesota
Michlmans-vesolar Army
New Volunteer Corps Forms Amid Local Effort
A newly organized volunteer corps aims to support community safety and disaster response. Leaders include local organizers and neighborhood coordinators who will recruit members, train volunteers, and assist with protected areas and emergency planning.
Woodmen Convention Sees Dramatic Fifty Percent Premium Proposal
Insurgents clash with supporters at a Woodmen convention as Charles Lyons urges a 50 percent premium increase for new Modern Woodmen of America members. The Progressive League of Woodmen opposes higher rates while officials doubt a vote will occur today amid hisses and interruptions.
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United Press
Workmen of America
Charles Lyons
Des Moines
Lyons
Progressive League of Woodmen
W. W. Stonestreet
Morgantown
W. Va
Fred Jeteterstron
Minneapolis
John M. Murphy
Warlington
E A. Smith
Springfield
Ilisses
McCormick to Aid YMCA Work After War
Illinois leader McCormick former IH president will go to Japan to assist postwar YMCA efforts. He plans a two month trip as a member of the general committee and will leave soon for the assignment.
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United Reas
Shicago
Cyrugs
HH. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Janean
McCormick
Coway
The Russian Fad: Middle Classes Turn Against Bolshevism
Prince Windisch-Gratz warns Hungary faces Bolshevik danger as middle classes, once backing Karolyi, now drift toward Bolshevism. He cites incomplete organization, strong foreign pressure, and a looming barrier between eastern Europe and Bolshevik influence, urging immediate action.
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Vormuniat
Hungary
Kourmanit
Igutela
Golyheviat
Europe
Koff Jiungary
Jury Draw Delayed in Krueger Case as Court Adjourns
Neillsville court adjourned without a jury for the Krueger case involving Mrs Caraine Krueger and her two sons Frank and Leslie who are charged with killing Harry Jensen the station agent at Wither Wit. A third special venire of jurors was exhausted.
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United Press
Neilsvie
Wit
Mra Caraine Krueger
Frank
Leslie
Harry Jensen
Wither
Onell
Jurgmen
Germans Detain Schleswig Danes In Robber War Era
Federal Judge Landis set a twenty day window for filing exceptions in the case of Vieter L. Berger and four fellow socialists convicted of conspiracy. The five men were sentenced to twenty years in Leavenworth for their roles in the explosive plot. Detention of Danish residents in Schleswig was noted as part of wartime prisoner movements.
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Treen Paria
Chicare
Vieter L. Herger
Vicaur
Landis
Leavenworth
Deaths Few Reflect War Toll in Week Ending March 6
In the United States, new numbers show a low death toll during the week ending March 6, continuing a trend since 1918. The report notes several war-related injuries and ongoing efforts related to the ATO and Wesbinden-Ix operations.
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Cite United Stresse
Wesbinden—Ix Ats
ATO
Marcu
Anegut
Confused Treaty Talk Sparks Mixed Movements Across Regions
A garbled dispatch notes Asden and Belabevik maneuvering around a single treaty proposal aimed at enemy states. It references street fighting in Sindapest and changes to constitutional leadership, with mentions of Coblenr trade and price concerns.
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Asden
Belabevik
Filan
John Ho
Feeneh
Akraiie
Coblenr
Irea
Europe Not On Verge of Ruin Says Expert
An American financial expert says Europe faces tremors but is not on the verge of collapse. He notes conditions are serious yet calm, and predicts steadier peace as markets and economies adjust to strain.
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Europe
Bern
Mans Monthe
Jeyna
Will Jon
Reports of Revolution Reach Prague From Budapest
Unconfirmed telegrams say former Hungarian premier Karoly, arrested, will face a revolutionary tribunal in Budapest. Hungarian council dissolved, allied troops largely withdrawn, martial law in Czechoslovakia. New government creates revolutionary courts with death sentences to be carried out immediately.
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Copenhagen
Michael Karoly
Hungary
Vienne
National Tidende
Aopenhagen Bays
Beeny
Budapest
Prague
Freeman
Vienna
Abondpost
Berlin
Beichapest
Almed
Arad
Szegedin
Maros
Thelas
Pressburg
Tin
Assassin Runs Amuck Kills One and Wounds Two in Milwaukee
A man armed with an automatic revolver attacked a residence district in Milwaukee injuring Elizabeth Algeir and another woman, with Mrs Anton Legieb killed at the scene. The shooter Anton Lesich is being sought by police after a recent divorce from Mrs Leeich. The victims include Mint Algeir who faces possible fatal wounds and Mrs wan shot in the forehead. The incident occurred shortly before noon at the Koch home.
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Cry United Fliers
Milwaukee
Ags
Anton Legieb
Elizabeth Algeir
Mra. Wan
Mint Algeir
Re Koch
Anton Lesich
Mre. Leeich
Give up or be sued is order of Landis
Cite United Press Chicago. Give up or be sued was one in stance of the ultimatum of federal Judge K M Landis. The order aimed at Consumers Packing stock holders and salesmen facing receivership. The decision recovered more than 317000 of the 801000 alleged paid for stock. Salesmen appeared before the court yesterday and most showed willingness to surrender the funds or return them.
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Rudolph Kemmer
United Press
United Pred
Berne
Prince Windvich-Graetz
Karl
United Tress
C&ueln
Hungary
Tlelin Durin
Windisch-Gradts
Holaheviai
Mitener
United Prew
Chicago
K. Mi. Landia
Offeniia
Atock
Consumers Packing Company
Xexxion
Yide
Tce
Steamer With Food Reaches Hamburg Port
A steamer described as carrying food arrived at the Port of Hamburg. The report notes the vessel’s arrival date and origin, with attention drawn to the cargo and port handling.
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Hamburg
Carranza and Journalists Tour Details Revealed
Fragmentary notes describe a tour involving Carranza and American journalists. The text references a meeting itinerary and travel to Guanajuato with unclear specifics about dates or participants.
Direct loans to railroads under War Finance Corporation plan
Washington reports the War Finance Corporation will make direct loans to railroads under federal control after Congress approved capital funding. Eugene Meyer Jr said applications are being filled for advances to meet April 1 needs, with $116 million already loaned including $50 million to the Railroad Administration.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Railroad Administration
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Meyer
Nng
Corporation
Anid
American Fleet Anchors in Tagus River
An American fleet of thirty nine warships from Brest anchors in the Tagus River near Lisbon. This increases the U S naval presence there to eighty four ships in the area.
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Tagus
Associated Press
Lisbon
Brest
Taxus
Lemberg Captured by Ukrainians Says Roumanian Cabinet
In an interview The Matin reports Lemtern the former Gallia capital was seized by Ukrainian forces from Melenissui in a move described as a bold advance. Vaida Veesot cites Roumanian officials confirming the claim amid shifting front lines.
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Freen Parie
Lemtern
Gallia
Melenissui
Vaida Veesot
Wittter Fat Trantyliapa
Roumanian
Matin
Wisconsin-Tartiy match prompts cautious advances
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a Wisconsin football context and a Thursday event. Names and places are unclear, with garbled terms limiting precise reconstruction of teams, scores, or outcomes.
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