Wisconsin Badger Soldiers Return Parade Debate
Wisconsin returns from Europe with leaders visiting Camp Mills as rain slows events. Governor Philipp says homecomings trump parades, urging troops to head straight home while Milwaukee parade plans fade. Wisconsin delegates note strong turnout at Camp Mills with officers from Sparta and Milwaukees reps in attendance.
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New York
Camp Mills
Wisconsin
Europe
128Th Infantry
Milwaukee
Robert McCoy
Sparta
Wisconsin National Guard
W. G. Haan
Badger State
Philipp
Mills
Camp Mille
Milwauker
Neifisville
Fort Atlason
Whitewater
la Crosse
Mon
Tne
Hudson
Janesville
Tomah
Wausea
Ripon
West
Haan
Another Batch of Our Own Boys are Back Finalists at this Part Today
Special to The Northwesters lists many names and addresses as finalists and participants for a local event. Capt John Spencer Balduin Corp Norman Ottu Cook Charles Juhnsen Rosd deed Cook George Neher 149 Key Street Ray Miller 216 West Irving Street Torp Morman Houchette 71 North Park Avenue Harry Gauger 443 Otter Street Gerald Pret 3.0 R F No. 2 Serg Harvey Meyer 183 Warren Street Kay Fuller 199 Ashland useane Walter Bartell 63 Winnebago Corp Carl G Alger 39 King Street Harold Janke 367 Wauzoo Frvi George Crittenden 277 High Prof Peter Wettstein 313 River Serg Albert Babrhe 106 Wisconsin memue Arthur E L Dodge 118 Evans and others.
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Hebokren
N. J
Ciner Ar
John 2
Spencer
Balduin Iet Corp
Norman A. Ottu
Ninth Street
Cook
Charles J. Juhnsen
Rosd Deeet
Cook George Neher
Key Steeet
Ray Miller
West Irving Street
Morman M. Houchette
North Park Avenue
Harry Gauger
Otter Street
Gerald
R. F
Harvey Meyer
Warren Street
Kay Fuller
Ashland
Walter Bartell
Winnebaro Street
Carl G_ Alger
King Street
Corp
Harold Janke
Wauzoo Street
George Crittenden
High Street
Peter Wettstein
River Street
Sergi
Albert Babrhe
Wisconsin
Arthur EL Dodge
Evans
Winter Wheat Prospects Rise in April Forecasts
Washington with a department of agriculture update shows winter wheat prospective production at 99 million bushels for April 1 conditions, up from last year while rye production is seen at 122.9 million bushels. The report notes 63 million bushels higher wheat prospects and compares current condition percentages to May 1 averages and ten-year norms.
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Tea Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Rce
Assei i
Liquor Dealers Protest Against Prohibition Order
Atlantic City reports a National Liquor Dealers Association session urging President Wilson to suspend the July 1 prohibition order. The group says it would trigger unemployment for 2 million and tax losses on fractions of gallons. F A Hollen argues states must ratify before any proclamation takes effect, signaling potential court actions.
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Nur Assocated Press
Atlantic City
N. d
Wilson
National
Llavor Dealers’ Association
Bar
F. A. Hollen
New York
Pollen H
Honored by Pershing with Distinguished Service Cross
General Pershing names twenty four more officers and enlisted men for the Distinguished Service Cross. The list includes Private Frank Aikman of Behingham Minn.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Pushing
Twen
Frank Aikman
Beingham
Minn
Welcome Home Wisconsin Governor at State Rally
Major Beveridge and the cl erg received cheers as the Micers waved to the men. Colonel McCoy introduced Gov. E L Philipp, saying he came from Wisconsin to welcome them home and carry greetings from the great state.
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Turner
Beveridge
Clerg
Colonel McCoy
E. L Philipp
Wisconsin
Cost Convicted of First Degree Murder in Fond du Lac
Fond du Lac Wisconsin Associated Press reports Louis D Cost was found guilty of first degree murder by a Fond du Lac jury after hiring his wife’s lover last December. Cost attempted suicide following the verdict. defense argued jealousy and alleged relayed affairs. Court Friday saw hearings and scheduled further proceedings. several attorneys from Oshkosh Green Bay and Green Bay were noted.
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Associated Press
Fond
Raleigh iv
Herbert Lohr
Smdge Cla
Fowler
Fim
Ives
William Fisher
Psb
FR. L. Morse
John F. Kiuwin
Bouck, Hilton, Kiuwin & Dempsey
Oshkosh
P. AH. Martin
Martin & Martin
Green Box
James Murray
Mik
H. E. Swett
St. Andrew's Mission
Meiery
Morcue
Treaty Peace Sparks National War Bond Subscriptions
Washington reports the peace treaty spurred a nationwide appeal for Liberty Loan subscriptions. Communities mobilized as campaigns urged pledges on behalf of the army, with enthusiastic response and large funding goals. Subscriptions reached toward a substantial national total as campaigns continued across the country.
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Washington, D. C
Count Teporis
Army Dai
Ioan Rampahen
Ng Commie
Wires Cut At Peking Leave City Without Communications
Communication lines in Peking were severely disrupted with most wires cut. Only a single line remained, affecting official and civilian messaging and hindering daily operations in the northern Chinese capital.
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Peking
Peng
Wolf River area seeks relief from high water
A brief item notes steps to secure relief from flood levels on Wolf River as local officials discuss measures. The record mentions tense wartime echoes and German-related topics, with stray phrases about taxation and Elm Street paving plans.
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Secorr
Wolf International
Elm Street
Western troops arrive in U S from front
The U S S Mobile and S S Manchuria brought back the majority of Kansas boys from overseas. Governor Allen of Kansas and a party of parents, state and city officials, greeted the heroes from a harbor tug. Maj H S Rumsey led the First battalion A su ed EB batteries.
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U. S
U. S. S. Mobile
S. S. Manchuria
Kansas
Governor Allen
Maj
H. S. Rumsey
Mand
One Hundred and Thirtieth Field Artillery
Sunflower State
Bitter Reports On Harsh Peace Terms Widespread
Associated Press reports from Paris describe bitter complaints at the peace talks over the harshness of terms. Wilson travels to Longchamps with Mrs. Wilson, while German delegates fret at expectations in Versailles. Progress is slow with backchannel wires linking Paris, Berlin, and Marseilles as officials plan new steps and possible German delegation returns.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
Longchamps
Versailles
Dsb Gtes
Vera
Terman
Germany
Proaalt
Fas
Acs
Georac de Egies
Fereten
Pirokdad
NATES
Berlin
Naten Anal Feltower
Gecrran
Wertlin
Foreign Office
Nasen
London
President Will Cable Message to Washington
President Wilson will not attend the open session of Congress. He will cable his message from Paris on May 19, to be read after convening. Return to Washington is uncertain, likely not before June 1, per White House aides.
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United States
Armeny
Associated
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congress
White House
Cubic
Washington
Ambassador Page Moves Toward Paris
A report states the ambassador page is en route to Paris after a long conference with the French ambassador in Rome regarding the Adriatic question. The dialogue and movements suggest progress toward resolving diplomatic concerns between the nations.
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Faris
Jnoaeader Pagenotte
J. Ath
Paris
Rome
Adriatic
Wisconsin Assembly Debates Liberty Loan Drive Methods
The Wisconsin Assembly engrossed a bill on Liberty Loan drive methods amid party lines. A second measure concerned tax relief for property and industry, while session details and committee actions were noted as the house proceeded with routine business.
London Newspapers Accept Terms of the Peace Treaty
London papers report acceptance of the peace terms by major nations. Commentary reflects mixed reactions across Paris and London with debates on reparations, territorial questions, and the treaty’s durability.
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London
Seaplane NC 4 Faces Engine Trouble En Route to Halifax
Washington dispatch notes Seaplane NC 4s report engine trouble during a flight toward Halifax. Commanders and crew of six per plane are aboard each of the three planes, with radio contact expected with patrolling destroyers. first plane passed Cape Cod at 7.15 p m while others were near Newfoundlands coast. the flight aims to maintain radio links and uses Liberty engines and four propellers.
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Cape Cal
Bee
Cape, Cod
Halifax
New York
Plvia Wl
New Foundland
Kerensky in Paris and Peace Conference Appearance
Former premier Kerensky travels to Paris amid peace talks with Assorted delegates. Reports indicate limited official ties to the proceedings as he attends events related to the conference.
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Albserder Kerensky
Fossum
Is On Co
Aisin
Germany Will Seek Revenge After War
Fragmented OCR text warns of Germany seeking revenge and outlines bleak postwar fears. It references Western and Eastern fronts,truces, and the need for vigilance against German plans, with mentions of peace, Russia, and future danger.
Transatlantic Flight Begins As Hydroplanes Lift At Rockaway
The three Curtiss hydroplanes start from Rockaway Beach at 10 a m on the first leg toward Halifax. Commander John Towers leads NC 1 with Lieut. Com. P L Bellinger, LT Read, and LT Com A C Read aboard NC 3. The trio heads northeast toward Halifax with a planned route via Montauk, Cape Cod, and Chatham, aiming to reach Halifax by nightfall barring mishap. The mission signals the dawn of a pioneering ocean crossing amid roaring engines and a hopeful pace, with scouts in formation and long-range support underway.
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New York
Halifax
John Towers
N.C
P. L. Bellinger
Rockaway Beach
Rockaway
Montauk Point
Long Island
Chatham Mass
Cape Cod
Tng
Coast Guard
Long Beach
Fishers Island
New London
Conn
Lend Istana
Rock Island
Newport
Naval Radio
Serny x. C
Sind
Arrest of Slackers to Begin in Brooklyn Soon
The United States District Attorney announced that the arrest of 2508 ounces of Slackers will commence in Brooklyn within a few days. Many of those arrested are foreigners.
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Associated Press
New York
Brootlin Wit
United States District
Attornei
Contenned Cool Forecast for Wincenster Readers
A scrambled weather blurb predicts continued cool conditions for southeast regions with sun in the day and increasing cloudiness tonight. The forecast mentions dwindling winds, potential night lows, and a cautious outlook for Friday. The text is fragmentary but centers on a regional weather update.
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Lena Way
Wincenster
Clendy
Fridasges
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Arstein
Hungary
PRRGE
Liberty Loan Drive
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BEATH
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Opinen
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N.C.4
King Weeman
Commerce and Manufacturers Committee
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House
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