Engine men protest award as partisan dispute simmers
Chicago dispatch describes engineers condemning the arbitration award, labeling Nagel partisan. The dispute centers on wage gains, overtime pay, and standardization of wheel weight with threats of work stoppages and a new award schedule affecting terminals and miles of service.
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Br Associated Press
Chicago
Hastlere
Enteeringinesr
Brockerhoud
Prac
Tod
EriPation
Leouis
Locom
Ransfer
Lass
Ax Hietan
Tnéen
Tenlinwows
Yetwee
American Ship Damaged by Bombs of Germans
Ambiguous report notes an American vessel damaged by German bombs amid wartime tensions. Details are unclear as to voyage, registry, and authorities, with references to a Standard Oil ship formerly named the Pro Metirer and debated international protocols.
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RMANS
Iby Ashington
Ottief
Benny Kauff Barred by National Commission
The National Commission refused Patt Brooklin Fede a New York Na request citing past contractual issues. The decision labels Kauff as barred and notes the rejection follows a consideration of past conduct and current eligibility.
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Nati Sion
FO Tennister Patt
Brooklin Fede
New York
Tha
Shiocton Declamer Wins at Local Contest
A public event in a Congregational church drew a large audience. Contestants displayed prints and vases to represent newer talent, with community members from Oshkosh and Appleton in attendance. The program featured the Community orchestra, the iris quartet, and a violin by Dorothy Minchier. Judges included Paul Gow Kelter, Supt. H W Comins, and Carol Smart.
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Wautoma
Menasha
Aisoma
Thage
Trey Convisianis
Congregational Church
Iris’ Cuaret
Mixa Dorothy Minchier
Oshkosh
Indees
Paul Gow. Kelter
Appleton
Supt
HW. M. Comins
Ripoh
Carol Smart
Germans Begin New Province in Baltic and Shell Dunkirk
Dispatches from Petrograd report German plans to seize new Baltic province while shelling Dunkirk. May reports indicate Swiss call up sixth division, British and French actions around Gallipoli, with Turkish and German losses near Tenedos and in the western fronts.
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Baltic
Shell Dunkirk
Associated Press
Switeeriaind
Federal Councdl
Chicago labor strife widens across industries
The Chicago area faces a broad strike wave as workers protest wage cuts and long shifts. About 2,206 men in construction and related trades walk out or are locked out, with 32,209 total affected as of May. Unionized carpenters, metal workers, and other craft groups are involved, signaling a regional labor dispute expansion.
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Moet
Falions
Carpentera S Construction
Carpes
Orgs Kiet
Iathers
Iron Workers Strike Impacts Allied Trades
A tense labor dispute described as a strike among iron workers caused idleness in related crafts. The report notes economic strain and work stoppages affecting crews tied to construction and metalwork projects. Details are fragmentary but indicate widespread disruption.
China Rejects Japanese Demands Over Harbors and Provences
Reports say China refused Tokyo's demands in a session detailing provisions for the Pukien region and related harbors. Japan pledged a minimal stand as discussions tempered regional tensions.
Fourteen Bills Passed in Wisconsin Assembly
The Wisconsin Assembly approved fourteen bills, including measures on disease prevention and public health funding. Committees will review the proposals before potential action in the next session.
Unclear OCR text from local page
Fragmentary record mentions a golf club event with officers and members and an advisory or reward note. The readable items reference a tournament or ceremony and a central organization but lack clear nouns, dates, or outcomes. The text is too garbled to extract a coherent event or names.
Armed Guards on Levees and District Raoche Formation
Fragmentary text mentions armed guards on levees in district D and a formed force associated with Seni Te. Unable to determine full events, entities, or outcomes from the supplied segment.
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Raoches
Per- Seni Te
Appleton Woman Dying After Road Crash Injuries
An Appleton woman is dying after a road crash that injured two others. The Northwestern reports the incident occurred when a vehicle left the road and collided with a barrier. Police investigate the cause and configuration of the wreck as medical staff treat the injured.
Fragmented Index of Today's Paper and Local Items
A garbled index lists sixteen pages and scattered local items including city board topics and university notes. Mentions Milwaukee harmony meeting and Oshkosh State University events amid readable fragments.
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Annie
Mmilwaunee
Sehante
League
Marxetz
Oshkosh Statente
State Universtty
Jury Receives Case After Closing Arguments
The jury begins deliberations after testimonies and closing arguments were heard. Earl Finck represented the plaintiff while Moses Teaner defended the defendant as the trial concluded yesterday afternoon.
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Finck
Moses Teaner
Meeting for Girls in Oshkosh Announces November Conference
A gathering in Oshkosh plans a November conference for girls. The event features presentations by the president and others, with a focus on educational and community engagement activities.
Miss Tanzer Alters Story In Court Testimony
The article reports Miss Tanzer altering her claim in a court matter involving James VW and a man who courted her under the alias Oliver Osborne. She identifies James W Osborne as Oliver Osborne after previous testimony, creating a dispute and leaving investigators with substantial work to verify the records.
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James VW
Fehearre
Neer Argenta
New York
Oliver Ssborne
James W. Osborne
Oliver Osborne
Appointments to Boards Reported by Thorning
The report lists mayoral appointees and commissioners including William M. Castle and others, with confirmation steps mentioned. The text references Breeders of the board and Air Weidner, and notes a 2 to 1 vote in one instance.
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Hirse
Asi
William M. Castle
Sulvia
Wellner
Leiin
Air Weidner
Ai Yur Jimrpert
John Burr
Warning to Americans on German travel curbs in wartime
A terse notice reports Germany restricting pleasure travel for Americans. The alert warns passport issuance, recalls evacuations and signals possible submarine threats and German policy affecting U S citizens abroad. Officials hint at diplomatic tensions and implications for travel and safety.
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Berlin
Americdn
Las
Europe
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Ashi
Hed Askei
Women Conclude Session With Report on Progress
A fragmented report notes the closing of a women’s session with remarks on progress and ongoing efforts. The text references ideas of leadership and future work, mentioning groups and regional focus without clear names.
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Petrograd
Gallipoli
Heppert
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Dunkirk
Erate
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Ireland
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France
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Tenedos
Transpo
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Chicago Labor Situation
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Pittenurge
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Bowie
Pawel
China
Riaisceee
Japan
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Country Club
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Roos
Miss Farrar
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Atasims
Opulitak
Cy Sure Plewe
Geraldine Farrar
Deraa
Jesse Lo Lusky
Nas
Iesser
California
Miss Farcar
Heinemann Estate
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Sun President
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Miss Tanzer
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Germany
Soticen
Sime de- Patiarnt
Enel
Meneh
Father July
Pesper Coot
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