Verdict of coroner jury in Fond du Lac shooting
Fond du Lac jury finds Herbert Loehr died from a shot fired by Raleigh Ives. Ives is bound over after waiving preliminary exam. Mrs Ives testified at the bedside of her Palmer House room. The inquest heard evasive responses about a possible reconciliation and the so called confession paper.
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Fond du Lac
Herbert J. Lochr
Raleigh CG. Ives
Ives
Loehr
Herbert P. Loehr
McCregor
Raleigh A. Ives
Iver
Murray
Hoy L. Morse
Lochr
Bern
Ne Morse
Locir
R.C. Ives
James
RE. W. Meiklejohn
Palmer House
Gooding
Charueter
Loehr Jonoce
Attorney Gooding
Fourth Street
Pelimer House
Mrx
Sirs
Green Bay
Angel Ives
Allied generals urged bold moves to end war frontier
Reports from Paris and journals discuss General Mangin potentially bearing a major eastern Europe command. The Malleterre suggestion calls for a joint Allied push through Germany toward Poland to check Bolshevik gains and secure victory with a thunderbolt strike.
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Associated Press
Paris
Havas
Mangin
Mayence
Fungary
Gaulois
Europe
Balkans
Russia
J. M.G. Malleterre
Mafin
Germany
Poland
Malleterre
Marechal Foch
Influential Albanian Chief Assassinated
Rome dispatch says Prenk Bib Doda vice president of the Albanian pro visional government at Durazzo and a pro independence advocate was axed. The assassins are believed to be followers of Essad Pasha the Albanian provisional president.
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Associated
Rome
Prenk
Bib Doda
Durazzo
Albania
Ith Ttaly
Popolo Romana
Diamich
Essad Pasha
Beatings of Discharged Soldiers at Chicago Strike
United Press reports discharged soldiers and sailors were beaten by police during a picket at a Chicago factory strike. The assault occurred late yesterday as officers used clubs while demonstrators refused to disperse. The strike was organized by I W W members, according to police.
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United Press
Chicago
Etrict
Vote on Nationwide Strike Sparks Debate in Paris
General Inden wire operators WEI vote on a question of a nationwide strike. Action by Wilcon and three premiers prompts wide comment in Paris. Tide of gold moves toward the United States as nations discuss joining the League of Nations with certain prerequisites. Hungarian leaders receive large salaries amid reports of rising costs. Captain Lampert discusses camp life in Reet France as local news mentions a Waupaca man dying after sleeping illness.
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Wei
Wilcon
Paris
Rowling Compress
Lampert
Compromise Reached in Winnebago Fish Controversy
Madison reports a compromise over Lake Winnebago fishing as the Assembly votes 55 to 19 for a constitutional amendment on Initiative and Referendum. A bill drafting to restore game fish in Lake Winnebago waters aims to enable the conservation commission to remove rough fish and use captured game fish to cover costs. The committee heard hours of debate over gill net fishing with supporters and opponents presenting letters from local leaders. The Senates delayed the Wilcox grade separation bill until April 9.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
House
Senate
United Press
Fish and Game Committee
Assembly
Lake
Winnebago
The
Conservation Commission
Simpson
Simpson Bill To Permit, Gill Net Fishing. Mr. Simpson
George Buckstaff
Mr. Simpson
Mr. Buckstaff
Mr. Simpeson
Oscar Larson
J. W. Hoe
John C. Thompson
TE. A. Durler
Dad Fernandez
Walter Banderoh
H. C. Jenkins
Charles F. Hart
John Bebl
Oshkowh
J. H. Boomer
Nance Committee
Carl Kurtenacker
Waupun
Kurtenacker
Friends of the
Tro
Ferry
Currwinski
Jury Forms in Krueger Murder Trial
A jury is formed for the Krueger murder case in which Harry Jensen, a Sea Line station agent, is killed. Defendants Lenies Krurgee and two brothers Frank and Leslie face trial after the forenoon session and the case proceeds to additional jury selection in the afternoon.
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Associated Presey
Hohenzogllern Alarmed by Threat Receipt
Ap Aseeta eeneta Switzerland Wedardey March 16 Willem Hehengslerma reports alarm after receiving threats. He plans to flee to Holland and seek refuge in Switzerland according to Loa Swiwer.
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Ap Aseeta
Eeneta
Switzerland
Wedardey
Willem Hehengslerma
Threatentie
Potters
Lene Holland
Pueek
Sworrarland
Swiwer
Edward de Valera Arrives in Dublin After Election
Dublin reports Edward de Valera has arrived in the city following his recent election as president of Sinn Fein in the Irish parliament. The record shows he is now in Dublin as officials confirm his presence on Wednesday March 26.
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Edward DE Valera
Dublin
Falward
Valera
Irland
Sinn Fein
Jin Dubyain
German Ships Leave Ports for Allied Turnover
The supreme economic council reports that thirty German ships seized from German ports will be turned over to the allied and associated powers. The vessels are in seaworthy condition and will be used to repatriate American and Austrian troops. Arrangements include release of foodstuffs held at Rotterdam, with landings in Germany not expected before May.
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Associated Preax
Paris
Supreme Economic Council
Associated
Austria
Germany
Rotterdam
Amerfou
Band of Auto Bandits Loots Sodi Lumber Office
Bandits attacked the W W Steeler Lumber Co in Sodi City early today rocking the town with a dynamited safe. They escaped with several thousand dollars mainly Liberty bonds. a bandit was later trapped by bloodhounds near town. No further loot recovered. cops search for other suspects.
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W.W. Steeler Lumber Company
Liberty Bonds
Ayiel
Lodh Jal
Chicago speech on league of nations plan urged by senators
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska and Senator Litchcock warned that without a unified world peace plan now, nations will resume war. They argued taxes would rise to fund rearmament and that rejection would turn Maria peace into a mere truce, affecting taxpayers and farmers who supply soldiers. The Marks conference is described as largely academic yet impactful.
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Associated Press
Chicago
G. M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Committee On Foreign Relations
Association of Commercee
Litchcock
Rose
Maria
United States
Oppression in Thrace Appeals to President Wilson
An appeal from Greek refugees in Thrace requests action from President Wilson. The appeal, organized by the Greek Refugees in Thrace with 750000 members, alleges only four pounds of food per refugee per month and systematic destruction of houses by Bulgarians across the country.
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Assogatea Rresa
Swoniki
Thrace
Cussarlina
Wilson
Feemiersff
Vent
Percy
Ofirlie
Rue
Thraes
Through Train Service From Europe to East Proposed
A plan by the international transport commission envisions a through luxury train linking Paris to Orient routes via Simplon, with stops at Lausanne, Trieste, and Athens. Aimed to start April 11 and expand May 1, it seeks to connect Milan and London paths while negotiating ports under international control.
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Europe
East
Walted Prerey Faris
France
Commission On the International Texte
Paris
Lauxeanne
Simplon
Man
Trieste
Lathacht
International Centre
Ceenmratery Peeterlay Y Beard Ure
He Rhine
National sentiment defies Bolshevik influence in Paris dinner
Paris reports Dr. Kurl Kramarz, Czech-Slovak premier, saying national sentiment is too strong to yield to Bolshevik temptation. He warns Bolshevism’s proximity to Czecho-Slovakia remains dangerous, but remains optimistic about ultimate failure. Attendees include Servian delegate Urich and Russian officials.
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aHy Associated Press
Paris
Murel
Kurl Kramarz
Czecho-Sloviak
St. In Jean Jt
Bolsheviam
Niluts Urich
Jpe
Basil Maklalot
France
Prince Lyoft
Russia
Borda Sauvinker
Petrograd
Elty Haan
Prince Lwoff. Jr
Kramarx
Bolkleviam i
Mtoe
Carcho-Slovakia
Verdes
Besyes
M.trum
Woodmen of America Vote 10 Percent Rate Hike
Losses from the influenza epidemic prompt a 10 percent raise in insurance rates for Modern Woodmen of America members. Old and new member rates rise to 1 000 policy costs with increases set for monthly payments and ages, effective July after a member referendum. The higher dues aim to fund a dwindling reserve of 12 million dollars observed over twenty years due to influenza deaths and soldier funds.
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United Press
Chicago
Enornigup Lowes
Woodmen of America
Veterans Meet in Oshkosh for Local War Veterans Group
A meeting is set for Monday evening March 31 at the armory of Company F on South Main to form a local veterans association and affiliate with a statewide veterans of the world group. All honorably discharged soldiers sailors and marines now in Oshkosh are urged to attend. No fees or dues.
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Mureh
Company F
South Main Street
Veterans of the World
L Wary
Oshkosh
Grain Stockpiles Up From Year Ago Say U S Officials
The Agriculture Department reports commercial stocks of wheat at 197,277,000 bushels as of March, up 308 percent from 1918 figures, based on data from about 12,000 elevators and warehouses. Rye stocks are four times higher. oats and barley also show increases. Corn stocks are 62 percent of the 1918 level.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
To S
Shafer Indicted on Four New Counts of Grand Larceny
Hennepin County grand jury indicted Shafer on four additional counts of grand larceny. He already faced three prior indictments, including violations of the banking code. The total seven counts allege theft from banks under Shafer's control and involve securities dealings.
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Shafer
Iy Brean Minnea
Ee Willim H. Shafer
Maus
Hennepin County Grand Jury
Anter Shafer
Worth
Court Martial Of Yank Captain May Remove To Paris
The court martial of Capt. Edmund Chamterlain of the Marine Corps may move to Paris next week amid questions raised by the defense about forged orders claiming he served as an aviator with the United Front in France last July. The defense argues to call several witnesses as part of the proceedings in Paris.
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Paris
Br United
London
Edmund Chamterlain
Ie Aniere
Jean Marine Corps
Befnre
Witter Et
France
Chamtere
Oltadnini Tee
Magulehet
Oseruce Cree
United Front
Taft Amends Monroe Doctrine Proposals for Covenant
Washington reports that Taft submitted four amendments to the league of nations covenant aiming to safeguard the Monroe doctrine. President Wilson acknowledged receipt and considered critiques while urging unity as the conference nears the critical March 23 to April 3 window.
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Associated Less
Washington, D. C
Taft
Wilton Jai
Parla
White House
Alift
Tumuky
Robert W. Bender
United Presse
Washington
Calle
Wilson
League of Nations
Republicana
Offich
Peace Conference
Si Varks
Bla
France
Vie
Whitehouse
Carpenters
Aarch
League
League of Nati
Aes
Reed Snl
Ponte Borah
Verdict Given On Death Of George Bell
The Milwaukee jury returns a verdict in the death of George Bell a seven foot colored man known as Ras who was killed yesterday in Maree Eals. The scene involved a domestic dispute with a Mrs Kah and several children present. The trial described a crowd and a troupe reportedly involved in the incident.
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George Bell
Milwaukee
Commerc
Seven Foot
Wren Loch
Ras
Bere Turelay
Maree Eals
Wala
Paul Mae
Daly
Two Women Die as Automobile Jumps
A deadly vehicle accident near Oakland leaves two women dead and several others injured as an automobile wreck occurred on the roadside. Investigators report unclear details but confirm fatalities and ongoing inquiries into the incident.
Body of Grocer Found in Lake
A grocer’s body was recovered from a lake after being missing since Monday. Authorities and divers identified the victim as a local grocer, with investigations focusing on the circumstances leading to the death. Local officials urged any witnesses to come forward.
Wisconsin Election Day Set With Judicial Contests
Wisconsin voters head to the polls next Tuesday for statewide and local races. Judi cial elections include seats on the state supreme court with candidates such as Justin Marvin Noxenberry and Julius T Dithmar, plus several circuit judgeships across multiple districts. Local offices and county positions are also on the ballot as incumbents face challengers.
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Madiago
Wisconsin
Coles
Supreme Court
Esteult
Nlne
Justin Marvin B. Noxenberry
Madfoorn
Himelf
Supreme Benet
Julius T. Dithmar
Elroy
Firat Effendt
Emaworth Burnett Belden
Haein Bent
Milwaukee
Guatave G. Gelirz
Nonnartivan
John A. Kiblet
Socialiat
William J. .Tursy
Eireult
William J. Maley
W. T. Kennedy
Atue Yourteenth Eireult
Heary
Gillas
Green Bay
Incuimbent
Anti Bolshevik forces start Dvinsk campaign
Reported by Progress in Lisama on the Pulkul Mitay Road says anti Bolshevik forces began a strong offensive in the Dvinsk region with heavy fighting near the Mioss river and along the Trkul Mitup railway. Communiques claim Bolsheviks defend Vieli positions and foreign missions report unrest in Livonia.
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Lisama
Pulkul-Mitay Road
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Reignale
State Department
Budapest
Londoun
Moscow
Wexun
Dyinsk
Vieli
Mioss
Livonia
Trkul-Mitup
Belehaptist
Vieni
X ‘Ars
London
Pressburg
Vienna
Buikipest
Central News
Berlin
Galicha
Wednesay
Copenhagen
Gallela
Drobhobycz
Anyerts
Lemberg
Atpike
Poland
Parlin
M. Joffe
Erlor
Vilna
Polish National Commission
Parla
Polish Commanionale
Government Will Go The Limit In Espionage Case
Eleven witnesses for the prosecution will testify in the North Dakota espionage trial of Walter Thomas Mills. The defense cross examined I F Horner who asserted statements about soldiers and class origins were misrepresented by the government. The district attorney warned the government would go the limit in prosecutions to show Mills aided the Nonpartisan League.
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North Dakota
CRY
Prass.y Varga
N. D
Walter Thomas Mills
Sockilist Pleeturer
France
Chamber of Com‘merce
Tlomneralee
Mit
Crow
Horner
Min
Nonpartisan League
United State Dustriet
M.A. Hildreth
Jaze Amidan
Attvene
Cate
Boul
Millx
Bishop Quayle Wins Large Regional Jurisdiction
Bishop William A. Quayle of the Methodist Episco pal Church is elevated to oversee seventeen of the churchs 125 conferences. His expanded jurisdiction covers Arkansas Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska North and South Dakota and surrounding areas including parts of Missouri and Minnesota.
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Preesy
SM. Louis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nether Snedieds
West Wiseesata
Williams May Stay as the Controller
An unsigned opinion to Secretary Nunes asserts authority to keep John Shelton AWG in office as convicler of the currency and as a member of the Hefferel geanrie band, noting Congress has not yet confirmed his renomination.
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Washington. D
Nunes
John Shelton Awg
Tame
Jcurreney
Hefferel Geanrie
Private roads under strictest federal control sail Cummins
Des Moines Iowa Senator Albert B Cummins urged private railroad operation under tight federal control in a joint legislature address. He outlined three principles to guide any fundamental legislation return on capital consolidation into up to eighteen systems and operation by private corporations under congressional act. He stressed the federal role in railway transportation and questioned ownership versus private management under public oversight.
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Associated Pres
Des Moines
Albert 2. Cummings
Iowa
United States
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Cpital
Congress
Man Heir Receives 15 Year Sentence After Trial
A man who claimed an inheritance of fifty thousand pounds in England was sentenced to fifteen years in prison for an assault on a telephone girl near a park. The defense argued intoxication and emphasized his troubled character, while witnesses noted his reputation as a skilled engineer and his status as a father.
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Presi
Rea
Winaipes
Marvin’ Sugent
England
Girohearl
Man H 2 Park
Jenn
Sug Kitt
Lie
Chidren
Mathers
Suxglit
Michigan Senate approves ironclad day law
The Michigan Senate passes a strict intoxicating liquor bill requiring a governor signature to become law. It bans import, sale, shipment, transport, delivery, receipt or possession of alcohol except for druggists or specific exemptions. Warrantless searches of private homes are prohibited without a warrant.
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United “Fress
Samsing
Micha Al-new
State Senate
Sleeper
Anet
State Supreme Court
Discharged Soldier Slashes Wife's Throat in Quarrel
In Chicago, ex soldier Joseph Scales, 24, attacked his wife Marie Scales with a razor during a quarrel yesterday. Police say he was temporarily crazed and the motive is unknown as he fought to take his life with the weapon. Marie is in critical condition.
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Chicago
IMS
Joseph Scales
Marie Scales
Bealex
Chorus Girls Driven From Street Amid Fire Alarm Chaos
Scantily dressed chorus girls were forced into the street during a blaze panic. The incident disrupted rush hours as authorities responded and crowd control measures were put in place.
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Prema
General Allenby Arrives at Cairo
General Allenby arrives in Cairo amid reports of his role as head of Palestine command. The dispatch notes his arrival in Egypt and signals ongoing Allied war efforts in the region.
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General Allenby
Cairo
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