German reply signals possible early peace move
Berlin reports suggest Germany’s note to the United States hints at peace and may allow President Wilson to push for an end to the war. Officials say Kaiser Gerard talks with the American ambassador point to peace as a factor in the discussions, with Germany admitting two peace offers.
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Pope Urges Wilson to Strive for Peace Talks
A papal delegate in Washington, Monsignor Bonamzo, delivered a long secret communication from Pope Benedict to President Wilson urging active efforts to keep the United States out of war with Germany. The note references German aims to shorten the war and hints at potential peace terms if the U S refrains from entering conflict. Officials discuss how this affects US diplomacy and the German note amid ongoing peace talk.
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Guilty of Manslaughter in Wisconsin Auto Tragedy
Alfred Kringle of Mikana Wisconsin was found guilty of manslaughter in the fourth degree for the deaths of two Milwaukee women killed when an automobile driven by Kringle while intoxicated overturned in Barron County. Wenzel Baranek, a farmer charged with Sheriff Matt Olsen’s murder, was reported sane by alienists and set for trial next Monday.
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Public Referendum on Curved Tracks
Index notes today’s paper with topics on wages conference Society Oshkosh teacher honored Husting poise Usher n view Churen announcements Evening Story Theaters Sports, Oshkosh building news and views Markets London Press on Berlin reply
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Verdun Front in New German Assault Tanks Big Caliber Fire
French troops withdraw part of their trenches on the northern slope of Hill No. 4 amid a violent German bombardment using big caliber and gas shells. German forces launch renewed attacks while French batteries on nearby summits struggle to hold positions north of Verdun.
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Resolution by Methodists Seeks to Ban Sectarian Appropriations
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church endorses an amendment to the constitution to prohibit sectarian appropriations. It notes a powerful movement aligned with congressional talks to replace traditional Indian schools with government schools and counters subterfuge about adequacy of government education on reservations.
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Kelly Goes Back to Canada in Graft Trial Bid
Wealthy contractor Thomas Felly sought immediate transfer to Winniper after appearing in federal court in Chicago. Judge Landis granted his request, sending him to Winniper tonight for trial on graft allegations linked to the Mant rod parliament buildings construction.
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Quiet stalemate in Santo Domingo amid post-cattle turmoil
AP report notes hostilities paused after attempts to topple General Jimenez, with several killed or wounded. Diplomatic efforts seek an amicable solution while the Dominican capital quiets. Caperton warns the Santo Domingo crisis remains grave though no Marine guard details are reported.
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Few Contests Expected in Republican Meeting
Washington May 6. Report says few contests likely at Republican gathering as delegates and alternates are chosen. attention focuses on primaries in Pennsylvania Oregon South Dakota Vermont and West Virginia with state selections anticipated to influence the convention. The piece notes divisions and anticipated unity efforts around Justice Hughes amid ongoing party alignments.
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Eighth Irish Rebel Executed in Dublin Court Martial
Maj. John McBride the eighth Sinn Fein rebel shot after court martial. Thomas Hunter and William Cosgrove sentenced to death were commuted to life imprisonment. Joseph Phinkett married an hour before execution. Sullivan to be released. L Adams aided efforts. McBride had toured the United States promoting home rule and once fought with the Boers before later returning to Dublin.
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Market Gains Amid Mixed Trade In May Session
The New York Evening Sun reports rising prices in early trading with gains across standard and industrial issues. Marine, United States Steel, and Mexican Petroleum lead, while activity remains uneven and largely professional with a focus on special issues and a firmer commodity complex.
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Mexican Petroleum
Mississippi River Flood Recedes Near La Crosse Wisconsin
The Mississippi River level falls from flood danger as La Crosse reports 11.8 feet below flood stage. Prairie du Chien factories reopen after a week closure while La Crosse area districts show signs of improvement. Nearby towns on the river show partial drops but danger remains above flood stage in other reaches.
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Ghosts of Congress Honor Joe Cannon Eighty Years On
An old program recalls former Speaker Joe Cannon as ghosts in the chamber. The tribute cites Sherased of 0 ver teday and mentions figures such as Alexandro Stephens and Hoar, plus others like Becket and Fisk. The piece blends memory with whim in a historic Capitol setting.
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Big Strike on at St Louis Draws Union Support
Large labor action in St Louis where about a thousand union members from sixteen trades were called out in solidarity with the had labore union seeking eight hour day wage of twelve an hour replacement and overtime time and a half. Work on more than 149 buildings halted as the strike continued.
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Boy Confesses Role in Mother's Killing
In Portsmouth on May 6 eight year old George Jordan told officials his father Roy Jordan killed his wife with a shotgun after a quarrel over breakfast. He later confessed that he himself shot his mother.
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Verdun Front News and Allied Responses Reported
Daily war bulletin notes heavy German artillery concentration west of the Meuse and renewed attacks near Dead Man's Hill. It mentions Zeppelin activity, evacuations on the northern slopes, and Irish rebellion executions led by Maj. John McBride. Diplomatic protests from Britain France Norway the United States and Netherlands are cited.
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Taxed or Not Taxed Many Nobles Seek War Tax Exemption
In Mecklenburg Schwerin the landtag exposed that many in Hostock belong to old noble families who remain tax free under ancient laws. Facing backlash, officials urged nobles to fund the war effort by voluntarily paying taxes to aid soldiers' families.
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Immediate Senate Vote Urged on Rublee Confirmation
Inter state Commerce Commission calls for an immediate vote on confirming Federal Trade Commissioner Rublee. Senate committee did not poll opposition. leaders regard Rublee as a priority second to Brandeis. Secretary Kallinger opposes Rublee citing personal grounds and courtesy may affect approval.
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Burlington train wrecks in Charme Wisconsin
A Special morning report notes a Burlington train derailed by a 210 foot washout near Charme Wisconsin three miles north of Prairie du Chien. Several passengers were injured as the line along the Mississippi River suffers a third major washout in the region.
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Chief Justice Honored by Wes Winslow Remarks
Special to Tha Northwesters notes Wes Winslow marking an anniversary of Supreme Court service. The piece highlights Winslow’s observance and recollections of notable cases and colleagues within the tribunal.
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Open Headquarters Soon
The note indicates plans to open new headquarters in May, with initial preparations underway. Details on location and exact date remain unclear in the readable text.
Captured Germans Freed From American Steamer China
Germans taken aboard the American steamship China have been freed and released. The event concludes a prior report of enemy captives aboard the vessel with authorities confirming their safe exit.
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Weather Forecast Fragments for Wircoasia-Thunder
Partial local weather note describes temperatures and conditions for Wircoasia Thunder area. Mentions partly cloudy Sunday, possible temperature changes, and notes fair to cloudy skies with periods of wind.
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Villa Bandits Slain by Americans in New Mexico Skirmish
Field headquarters near Namiquipa reports a squadron of 25 men from the Eleventh Cavalry surprised and routed Villistas south of It yesterday. Forty-two bandits were killed and several wounded. American casualties were none. Maj. Howze led pursuit of the 140-strong force encamped in adobe shelters.
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