Wisconsin Troops Homeward From Brest On George Washington
Special to The Northwestern New York reports the George Washington docking at Hoboken with about 5,000 Wisconsin soldiers from the 127th and 128th Regiments of the Thirty second division en route from Brest. Some of Company B, 127th, were not aboard. thirty members are aboard the Chester expected to dock today. Demobilization may take ten days as Wisconsin Governor Philipp and officials plan to greet troops at Camp Merritt, with possible visits to Camp Mills. New York harbor праздник overflow described as joy crazed after the homecoming.
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New York
George Washington
Wisconsin
Brest
Hoboken
Oshkosh
127Th Infantry
Wisconsin National Guard
Chester
Milwaukee
Merritt
Mills
Grant
Custer
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Badger
Camp Mills
New York Harbor
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Tex
France
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Oconta
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127Th
Fismes
Aisne
Oisene
Meuse-Argonne
Russell C. Langdon
Philip J. Sink
Beaver Dam
Ackerson
Thoms G. Troxel
Fort Sheridan
George F. O'Connell
AM Madison
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Himes
Rhinsleader
Anen
Mitchel Monroe
Edward F. Gehl
West Bend
James W. Seleman
Wabash
Ind
Albert D Thomas
Wau Clair Swanson
Pittsburg
Kenneth W. Peck
Toledo
John Kohlfield
Guy Vanderson
Chicax
Michigan
123Th
Phiri
Haan
Thirty-secord
R. B. McCoy
Sparta
McCay
Iacuman Amon
Prac
Dechalk
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Ariaur
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Cuca
Badger Boys Now In Camp for Demobilization
Camp Merritt New Jersey to Camp Custer Michigan as Wisconsin and Michigan units prepare to be demobilized. The 127th Infantry faced heavy losses at Chateauc Thierry and Meuse Argonne campaigns. Maj. McCoy helped train replacements. officers and troops anticipate returning home to Wisconsin and Michigan with transfer plans to Camp Grant and Camp Devens.
Snow and rain sweep North Dakota and Minnesota
Heavy rains and snow affected Duluth and the Dakotas with storms and cold, delaying wheat seeding in North Dakota while Minnesota reports snow on iron ranges and widespread rain in Ely and Sioux Falls. Officials note historic snowfall records in the region and damage from a severe thunderstorm in Sioux Falls.
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Dakotas
Melon Falls
Minnesota Iron Ranges
Ely
Minn
Minnesota
Iron Belt
Sioux Falls
Treaty to be handed to Germans tomorrow in plenary session
Reported by staff correspondent a prepared summary indicates a treaty will be presented to German representatives in tomorrow's plenary meeting. Officials including Capt Ane Faret are noted in the briefing as having clarified the outline and objectives for the ongoing discussions.
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Fonderes
iGmerron
Danger of Eoshèviki Offensive Declared Past
Fragmentary report notes that the danger of an Eosheviki offensive has passed. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a wartime update from a foreign front with references to Petroe and local military units. Further confirmation needed from fuller dispatches.
Three Brothers Drown in Whirlpool Mystery
A tragic incident leaves three brothers dead in a whirlpool near Xipena. The event involved local priests from the party. names and exact circumstances remain unclear as investigators search for details.
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Ing
Adam Tre
Duane Buagpay
Xipena Trooter
American Business Reels From War Shock, Recovery Amid Fears
A garbled summary discusses postwar American business adjusting to wartime shocks. It references fears, inflation, consumer shifts, and industrial readjustment, naming broad sectors and policy hints without clear specifics.
Forty-Eight Hour Workweek Demanded by Willys-Overland
Assorted press report from Toledo describes walkouts at the Willys-Overland and Electro-Auto-Lite plants as about 1,350 of 2,490 workers refused to report for work after orders extended to a 48 hour week. Guards prevented entry, protests formed into parades at Memorial Hall, and officials claimed workers left voluntarily under a fifty fifty profit-sharing plan.
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Assoriand Presse
Toledo
de Wilge Uteriind
Sesteraup
Cnewr
Bates
Dhe
Iof Memorial Hall
Clarence Earl
Overland Company
Simo
Mini
Tate
Netessiry Farms
Neh Senah
Appointive Officials Bill Debate Reaches Impoundment Stage
The article outlines a procedural push in the legislature over the impeachment of appointive officials. An amendment to empower recall by vote of both houses passed, but further action was postponed. Governor Peloed is noted in connection with the principle, with timing tied to a two week delay.
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Aviae
Anson Val
Hogs Hit New High in Aaa Standings
A corrected sports wire note reports Hog team reaching a new high in the Aaa standings. Details are limited due to damaged OCR but indicate strong performance and rising position.
Mrs Castle Announces Retirement After New York Wedding
Mrs Vernon Castle, widow of the dancer aviator, married Robert E Treman of Ithaca New York at the Little Church Around the Corner. The bride, famed dancer and actress, plans to quit the movie world after her current engagements end.
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Vernon Castle
Robert E. Treman
Ithaca
N.Y
Houghton
Mrs. Treman
Vernon
Rationing May Be Restored Says Mr Barnes
Rationing may be restored after a conference planned for May 13 in New York to discuss wartime controls. Mr Barnes urged that price controls and distribution be reviewed to secure supplies and prevent shortages. He indicated that the government would act if necessary, but favored cooperation among manufacturers and retailers.
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Barnes
Hundreds Gather as Lynch Mob Seethes Over Girl Murderers
A chaotic countryside scene unfolds as a massive crowd confronts alleged killers of Miss Eustean. Police and deputies guard the area while rumors spread of arrests and possible vigilante action. Reported tension centers on Crawford County as authorities move to avert violence.
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United Presa
Teles
Greenbnex
Eustean
Johnen
Crawford
Gurion Monges
Rotre
Hockshin Thong
Tier
Farmers wager and race that failed described terse
A garbled report from Arkanses Crt details a farmer staking about $4,000 on a race that did not occur. The text is fragmentary with names and figures obscured, mentioning Mrs Sara and a young person, and noting the event did not proceed as planned.
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Farmer
Arkanses
Ays
Croix de Guerre Awarded to Milwaukee Man
A Milwaukee man receives the Croix de Guerre for wartime service. The award honors bravery with France recognizing his gallantry in action during the conflict.
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Milwaukee
At the Table of Peace Delegations Meet in Paris and Vienna
AP reports the peace conference debates economic provisions for Germany and possible relaxations before ratification. Paris directs a plan for German controls while allies seek signatures. Vienna confirms thirty delegates plus staff head by Dartlein, with Italy’s absence noted in the draft.
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Hy United Press
Paris
Supreme Economic Council
Germany
Hobe
Vienna
Dartlein
Parks
Italy
Italx
Victory Loan Grows Above 1.9 Billion, Treasury Hopes Night Finish
Washington reports show Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions reaching over 1.9 billion dollars with officials optimistic the total will surpass the mark before nightfall. Treasury appeals for a strong finish as many communities shift to house to house drives and some citizens pause to subscribe. District totals cite sizable sums in several states, while observers note late purchases may shape the final tally.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Jane Dhe
Ghiss
Mans Eitzens
Cecenih Federn
Partial obituary notice from Dallas area appears incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text references a person connected to Dallas Texas with a care facility and a relative, but lacks clear names dates or a full event. The readable parts suggest an obituary or death notice with a mailing address and a tied reference to relatives in Las ARIAS, but essential details are missing.
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Ted
Dallas
Unclear historical item references and mixed terms
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tomas Index Adria Caer Comats and a Congress petition, with scattered references to school boards elections and a Broadwell case. Names and places are garbled, making a coherent event unclear. appears to be a confused mixture of political and legal notes with no identifiable single news item.
Politigal knives and ares to be employed in investigations
Washington editorial discusses congressional investigations targeting administration graft and waste as partisan conflict intensifies. It imagines money spent lavishly, contracts overpricing, and political advantage, with Republicans hoping to score against Democrats while defending wartime contributions and taxes.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Burt
Wilson
United States
Army
Navy
Thos Lt
Unclear fragment hints at weather and events
Fragmentary notes mention Parecaar for VWinecomsia thewers tonight and Wednesday with references to temperature and weather terms. Details are unreadable.
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