Distress Reports From Culgoa and Nearby Vessels
The Culgoa carrying returning troops is reported in distress about six hundred miles southeast of New York with engine trouble and a broken circulating pump. Other vessels in distress include the Alapaha leaking off Cape Hatteras en route to Peru and the Ocean taken in tow near Cape Cod. Crew of a derelict three masted schooner is rescued in rough seas near Bermuda.
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United States
New York
Mesage
Calgoa
Brent
Azores
Arkansas
Texas
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
United States Shipping Board
Alapaha
Gnited Fruit Company
Santa Marta
United States Coast Guard
Yamacraw
Peru
Norfolk
Mollendo
Panama Canal
North Pine
Washington, D. C
Boston
Newport News
The
Shipping Board
Atlantic
Resten
Bermuda
Everett H. Sandersin
Maui
Low Scores Rule In Toledo Bowling Tourney
Associated Press reports low scores dominated the early shifts of the AL RC tournament in Toledo. By noon the top score in the two year division stood at 1,137 achieved by A Strasser and C Krumhar of Cleveland. Doubles squads were split by T Hattersy and Be liveenan of Cincinnati and W Sutton and O Salbere of Cleveland with 12 shots from the perimeter.
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Associated Press
Toledo
AL RC
A. Strasser
C. Krumhar
Cleveland
Fins
Doubdice
T. Hattersy
Beliveenan
Cincinnati
W. Sutton
O. Salbere
Land Japan May Get Is Owned By Los Angeles Men
A Mexican government move to confiscate a vast California border tract once held by the California and Mexican Lands Co of Los Angeles is reported. The land, irrigated by American investment, drew Japanese settlers after American owners faced revolution upheaval. Negotiations with a Japanese syndicate were halted when the U S State Department objected to long term leases.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Washington, DC
Department
Mexico
Mexico City
Amado Aguirre
Lower
California
Diaz
California and Mexican Lands Company of
Harrison Grey Otis
Los Aneles
Colorado Priver
General Aguirre
Philips
Los Angeles Company
State Department
Krueger Defense Cites Guards Fire At Krueger Home
Testimony in the Neillsville trial of Mrs. Caroline Krueger and her sons Frank and Les le includes defense claims that guards burned the Krueger home to prevent the boys from escaping. Sheriff Hewitt and constable Bartholmew corroborate gunfire and the attempt to open the well. a home guardsman testifies a loaded rifle and shotgun were found buried in sawdust after the shooting.
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Homerguardsman
Associated Press
Neillsville
Caroline Krueger
Frank
Lesle
Harry Jensen
Reynolds
Home Guard
United States
Gantz
Krueger
Kruegers
Harry Hewitt
Sherif
Clark County
Hewitt
A. R. Mularjoy
Herman Bartholmew
Withee
Kruezer
Stick to Wilson Says Ludendorff
General Ludendorff, in a letter to The Militamsche Korrespondenz, urges not to yield to peace terms deviating from President Wilson's Fourteen Points and rejects a peace made through destruction. In Weimar, War Minister Noske denies German offensives in the Balkans.
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Ludendorff
United Press
Berlin
Ludendorf
Militamsche Korrespondenz
Weimar
Noxke
Balkan
Thieves Rifle Five Stores at Mankato
Police chased gunmen who raided five Mankato clothing stores stealing more than 1500 garments and cash from registers. The suspects escaped in a truck with trunks, leaving an estimated loss around 3500 dollars.
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Mankato
Tasted Press
Minn
Miners Strike at Sagican Michigan Mines
Miners employed by the Robert Gage and Consolidated Coal Company in Sagican Michigan went on strike this morning amid alleged violations of working conditions by their employer. The dispute centers on labor actions and calls for compliance with agreed terms.
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Sagican
Highteen
Robert Gage and Consolidated Coal Company
Debs Denial of Rehearing Leads to 10-Year Espionage Sentence
The Supreme Court denied Eugene V. Debs a rehearing on his espionage act conviction and ten-year prison term. Debs claimed unfair trial grounds but the court affirmed March 10.
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Washington, D. C
Eugene V. Debs
Supreme Court
Debs
le van Cumiste
Canton
Ae Tebs
Mberiy
Mills
Fargo
N. D
Walter Thomas Mills
United States District Court
Norbert O'Leary
A. C. Townles
Nonpartisan League
O'Leary
Corn Products
Washington, D
Corn Products Refining Company
Amalnat
Palmer Wrater
Federal District Court
New York
Child Wife Claims Husband Buried Baby in Milwaukee Basement
Mary di Bello Moephalian testifies that her husband killed their infant and buried the body in a Milwaukee basement. Judge Victor Arnold orders police to pursue excavation while Moephalian reveals prior false ages and a second marriage. The case involves Marion Joutsio Clarilla and upcoming litigation over the marriage.
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United Preaz
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mary di Bello Moozhalian
Victor Arnold
Xirn
Moephilian
Arnold
Mooghalian
Clarilla
Inuttea
Alleged Wife Slayer in Milwaukee Jail
Wilderwaker. Anion Liereb, alleged Avater of his wife Elizabeth and Railant of two other women, was jailed in Milwaukee today after being taken into custody Sunday near Big Bend. Officers pursued him Wednesday, the day of the arrest, and he denied the charges but was later positively identified by his son.
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United Press
Wilderwaker
Anion Liereb
Elizabeth
Ar Railant
Big Bend
Lot
Ie Son
Airman Bypasses Train to Fly Home in Brief Leave
Lieutenant Laurits Haugen, son of Gilbert N Havern, returned home to Northwood yesterday. He received short leave and chose to circle over his father’s home before landing at Northwood, marking a rare homecoming via air over conventional travel.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Laurits Kaueen
Corgreneman
Gilbert N. Havern
Northweed
Tim
Haugen
Be a man or a mouse voter rally for roads
A civic appeal urges Winnebago County residents to vote tomorrow on the good roads bond issue. The piece warns that abstaining harms citizenship and urges farmers and city dwellers alike to participate to boost local growth and unity. It frames the vote as a test of real citizen consent and county progress.
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United States
State Supreme Court
Winnebago County
Winnebago
Wisconsin March of Progress
Peter
Clash Between Soldiers In Shanghai Concession
Washington reports to the state department on a clash between American and Japanese soldiers at Tien Tam and the French concession. An initial brawl is linked to an immoral house in the Japanese concession, with a larger subsequent disturbance unclear in origin. Officials dismiss international significance, calling it a local encounter.
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Washington
State Department
Tien Tamn
Ttwax
Toklo
Thin
Sims Given Rousing Sendoff at London
Vice Admiral Sims bid farewell at naval headquarters in London before sailing from Southampton tonight on the Mauretania. He was accompanied by Captains Lefeh and Knox, Commander Pringle, and Lieut Commander Edwards, as soldiers of many nations packed the scene for the departure.
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Fren
London
Sims
Naval Headquarters
United States
Southampton
Mauretania
Richard H. Lefeh
Cradley W. Knox
J. RL O P. Pringle
Fairfeld
John V. Babcock
Exiwards
Arrests of 2000 agitators in Barcelona reported
A chaotic Barcelona roundup claims about 2000 agitators were arrested, including a German bank director accused of routing funds to undesirable entities. The report notes Spain overall was quiet, with officials promising further action as investigations continue.
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Associated Press
Vworthkington
D. C
Barcelona
Spain
X Madrid
Teyort
Chicago candidats round up the vote in final push
United Press reports Chicago mayoral candidates end campaign by appealing to the silent vote. Thompson Sweitzer and Jayne close with theater speeches as labor unions plan to patrol polling places amid fears of labor impact on the result.
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United Press
Chicago
Wleacres
John Fitzpatrick
Wilam Hale Thompson
Robert M. Sweitzer
Mackay Jayne
Bedlam
March Urges Prompt Discharge Of Yanks
The Associated Press reports General March emphasizes rapid demobilization to release troops not needed beyond the war. He directs that those drafted or enlisted for the emergency period be discharged as quickly as possible and asks camps handling storage to seek Washington decisions on retaining personnel. A stray line notes a girl calling herself an old maid.
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Washington, D. C
March
Washington
Peace conference pressure as Wilson brandishes public attention
Allied and American officials report President Wilson plans to use publicity to speed peace talks. He aims to have sessions yield real results and press for rapid U.S. troop withdrawals from Europe. Lawmakers note concerns over Monroe Doctrine provisions and the league covenant allowance.
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Carl Pp
United Presa Star
P Varbh
Wilton
Perronys
Ushoe
United Press
Wilson
United States
America
Europe
Ruany
League of Nations
Labe
Senate
Dssexation
League
A Hindeburg Letter From Von Windenbure
A United Press report copies aOctober letter from Field Marshal von Windenbure dated October 20. It argues that the Maredenian disaster and its allies weaken the western trend and the empire must avoid sacrificing peace by pressing the central powers to limit further losses.
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United Press
Sterkholm
von Windenbure
Troops Redeployed Near Formos Border Amid Tribal Threats
The government rushes reinforcements into Formos territory adjoining Belivia after Tobt Indians threaten to attack the garrison at Fort Vonks. The tribe, numbering about 100,050, vows to move on Sarabitania of Formos, raising fear of broader conflict.
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Tity United Press Roeser
Formeas
Belivia
Fort Vonks
Formos
Outagamie County Bond Issue Support Grows
Citizens and local leaders in Outagamie County rally behind a road bond, arguing it will build a state system and attract national funding. Stakeholders from Winneconne to Oshkosh cite education, employment, farmer interests, and town development as reasons to approve the borrowing plan.
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Outhgamie County
Powlbte
Coundea
Outhgame
Sanouws
Ovens
Outagamie County Advancement Association
Appleton
Wheens
Rs. Silverwood
Out Jxamle County Bridge and Road Commuittee
Winnieconne
Oshkosh
T. White
Winneconne
Polasve
Wafte
Walte Gram Carpet Company
Ude
Laree
W. E. Polloviz
Oslohost
Sears
P. W. Mueller
Eric Thompson
Neenah
D. W. Dunham
Masked men rob Kenosha plant kill officer in escape
Three masked men, ex-employees of the American Brass company, cracked the Kenosha vault taking about 50,000 in cash and Liberty bonds. They killed Patrolman Tony Pingatore and fled west by car, later abandoning it near Burlington. three suspects were arrested in McHenry, Illinois, as officers recovered the loot. A Racine raid saw two men bound, a safe blown, and about 6,000 in gold and securities taken.
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Associated Press
McHenry
American Brags Company
Kenosha
Wis
Welch
Alderman Knox
United Press
American Brass Company
Kirch
Aiich
American Brags, Company
Associated
Milwaukee
Sage
American Braas Company
Tony Pingatore
Pirgatore
Gunnard Hansen
Burlington
Racine
Boats Arrive From France With Yanks
The article notes German passenger liners allocated to the United States and renamed or taken over by the navy for troop transport. It mentions La Lorraine arriving from Marseilles with troops aboard and ships like the Cleve land renamed Mobile, plus various US departures and troop movements across multiple states. The report lists officers and men from the Ninety-First Division among those arriving.
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Thy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Navy
Zeppelin
Patricia
Cleveland
Mobile
Brent
Cain branded as first Bolshevist by Hare
Mrs Richard O'Hare a Socialist states Cain was the pioneer Bolshevist under sentence of five years for sedition. She says Cain became a Bolshevik and observed early members taking up the causes in the initial days of the movement.
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Spy
United Pres
Chicago
Cain
Mre
Kata Richard O'Hare
Rel
Mre, Hare
President Wilson to visit Belgium in delay before peace talks
The Associated Press reports President Wilson plans a visit to Belgium while awaiting the German delegation and the start of negotiations. The trip is described as long delayed and dependent on the timing of the peace process.
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Associated Press
Forte
Wilson
Belgium
Vere Whilles
Jeanne
City Council May Set Liquor Possession Limits
Ashland Wisconsin The case questions whether a city council in a dry town can limit how much liquor a citizen may possess The Circuit Judge Risjord ruling was appealed to the state supreme court by Joseph Halladz Mike Davis and Adam Kazlukewicz who were convicted of possessing more liquor than the city ordinance allowed The appeal may affect similar ordinances across Wisconsin cities
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Associated Press
Ashland
Risjord
State Supreme Court
Risiord
Joseph Halladz
Mike Davis
Adam Kazlukewicz
Wisconsin
Assistant Treasurer Appointment Noted by White House
By United Press report, Presidant Wileen of Hobe G. Hand announces the appointment of an assistant treasurer of the United States at the White House this afternoon. The note mentions dates and a weather forecast with temperature expectations for the coming days.
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Maskingtes
Presidant Wileen
Hobe G. Hand
Mistesinpl
Ansistant
United States
White House
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