Wisconsin Prohibition Referendum Up For April Vote
Madison Wis May 10 Wisconsin the wettest state in the union will vote on prohibition in spring 1918 The Evjue bill providing a statewide referendum passed 21 to 1 with eight amendments rejected Schulz Milwaukee opposed engrossment but supported passage The bill awaits governor Philipp signature and opposition cites war context and trench voters in Belgium and France during the coming election.
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State Senate
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Milwaukee
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Manston
Green Bay
Belgium
France
Age limits set 21 to 30 for army draft bill
Conferees reached 48 agreement on the army bill altering draft age to twenty one through thirty inclusive replacing twenty one to twenty seven in the senate plan and twenty one to forty in the house plan. Prohibitions on liquor at camps and morals safeguards were kept amid debates over Roosevelt amendment and exemptions procedures.
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Dry bills beaten in lower house field day
In Springfield on May 10 the Hillneix legislature’s lower house defeated the Bruce ten percent alcohol bill and the Tuttle bill imposing three year prison terms for bootleggers. A five mile dry zone around the naval training station at Great Lakes NL, favored by the senate, was also killed by the house. Opponents argued the zone would ruin Chicago’s access if a station opened at Grant Park.
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Naval Training Station
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House
Chicago
Grant Park
Price fixing trial set for October in newsprint case
In New York on May 10, the trial of News Print Manufacturers' Association members and two others charged with Sherman anti trust law violations for alleged price fixing was scheduled for October. Defendants include George H. Mead Philip T. Dodger Edward W Backus George Chahoon Jr G H P Gould Alexander Smith and Frank J Sensen Drenner.
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New York
News Print Manufacturers’ Association
George H. Mead
Philip T. Dodger
Edward W.backus
George Chahoon, Jr
G. H. P. Gould
Alexander Smith
Frank J. Sensen Drenner
Tin Can Output To Be Government Supervised
Washington May 16 distribution of tin can output will be put under direct supervision of the government under plans prepared by a committee representing government and can interests. Packers of non perishable products will be required to use paper or sher containers. All interests have agreed to abide by the committee's decision due to tin shortage.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sheboygan Official Receives Appointment Ruling
Amwciaed Pres reports that Master Tr Orte Fiedier, a former member of Wisconsin's state board of Weatth, was recertified as an officer in the officers' medical reserve care. He is said to be doing as well as expected after a possible operation for appendicitis.
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British Admiralty Statement on German Pursuit at Zeebrugge
A London admiralty statement reports German forces fled to Zeebrugge shelter as a chase lasts over an hour. The enemy engaged at long range but could not be overtaken by American forces, with reports noting shipping developments and a swift pursuit by Allied forces.
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Prohibition Order Bans Flag Emblem Wearable Items
Pittsburg May 10 Article reports a federal order prohibiting manufacture and sale of collars and other wearing apparel that weave or stamp reproductions of the American flag. John R. Dillon, special agent of the Department of Justice, enforces the ban. The use of the flag to promote sales is not permissible.
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Pittsburg
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Department of Justice
Bilton
Fire devastates New York City Hall cupola
A fire broke out in City Hall late today, gutting the cupola and threatening historic paintings as smoke and water damaged the interior. Firemen fought the blaze from 12:45 to 1:45 PM, leaving only the cupola shell and the clock standing.
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German Submarine Warfare and Ship Losses Reported
London reports new hospital ship torpedoings by German submarines after British raids on Freiberg. Admiralty accounts detail Zeebrugge actions, destroyer engagements, and the sinking of merchant vessels with several British ships also listed as sunk or overdue. A US liner reports artillery against a submarine near Ireland though no hits confirmed.
Travelers Form League Aims War Relief Across States
Grant Forks North Dakota May 16 tourists fund war relief work seeks aid for dependents of traveling salesmen who enlist in government service. Tracy R Bangs temporary president announces a St Paul meeting to establish a permanent nationwide league with branches in every state. Indorsed by Colonel Roosevelt former President Taft Henry Ford and other notable figures.
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Ashe Acong
Patriotic League
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Tracy R. Bangs
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League
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Taft
Henry Ford
Two Reserve Aero Squadrons Authorized Near NY and Philadelphia
Major General Scott authorized formation of two reserve aero squadrons for the army. The first squadron will be stationed near New York City and the second near Philadelphia.
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Washington, D. C
Scott
New York City
Philadelphia
Distress at Sea and Dockyard Accidents Reported
Reports from Philadelphia Newport and Detroit detail maritime disasters. The Guthrie revenue cutter overturned in League Island dry dock killing one and injuring eight. The Sebastian tank motorship sank after being towed toward a New England port with a crewman lost. The John Plankinton freighter sank after a collision on the Detroit River. the crew was rescued.
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Sebastian
New England
Thomaon Jones
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Detroit
John Plankinton
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Navy recruits lead Midwest to quota of 10200 men
The Midwest becomes the first district to reach its 10 200 man Navy recruitment quota. A telegram to Lieut L M Stevens confirms the total reached yesterday. At Fort Sheridan Michigan and Wisconsin freshmen soldiers await training as preparations for a Monday start intensify with 15000 men expected and camp figures listed for Sheridan Harrison Snelling and Riley.
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Chicago
Middle West
Navy
Navy Department
L. M. Stevens
Port Sheridan
United Press
Michigan
Wisconsin
Fort Sheridan
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fort Snelling
Fort Riley
Commons Meeks In Secret Session Raises Wartime Questions
London May 10 Parliamentary circles focus on today’s secret session of the House of Commons. Churchill formerly first Lord of the Admiralty led the Liberal War Commission in urging secrecy, raising principal subjects for discussion. George is expected to reply as the session may continue through Friday.
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Liond George
Price of Paper Raised in Chicago This Week
The Chicago Tribune reports a price raise from one to two cents effective May 14. The Examiner and Herald and The American also announced similar increases affecting daily editions in Chicago.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Examiner and Herald
the American
Fight for Freedom and Democracy Anthem Poem
Poem extols wartime sacrifice and the pursuit of liberty and peace. It frames battle and death as necessary to defend democracy and human dignity, invoking unity, courage, and a warning against tyranny as it honors those who fought for rights.
Bitter fight to be waged on revenue tax bill in House
Washington May 10 major battle looms as the House takes up the 1.59 billion revenue bill the largest tax measure in history. Majority Leader Kitchin urges every American to do his part financing the war, warns the burden will fall on current taxpayers and bonds will burden future generations.
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France
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Government to Beat All Advertising Sensations
Washington May 10 The government gears up a massive poster campaign for the second Liberty Loan War Bond issue in June. Posters street car cards hotel lobbies and shop windows will urge citizens to buy bonds with patriotic slogans. Critics question the five percent tax on new autos and tires amid the roll out.
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Washington
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United Sites Chamber of Commerce
Na[Yon Hotel Men's Association
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Badgers Aid France Red Cross Ambulance Unit
Marinette reports Colter and Kirk McNaughton among 100 eastern college students heading to France on May 10 to join the Red Cross ambulance service. Colter, son of Dr. G Colter of this city, member of the state tuberculosis board, participates in the effort alongside the Wisconsin delegation.
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Liberia Breaks Ties With Germany Amid Diplomatic Move
Liberia formally announces severance of diplomatic relations with Germany. The step, reported by the American minister, marks a significant shift as Liberia hosts numerous cables and has housed German residents.
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Three Children Die In Wrecked Home Fire
In Menomonie Wins May 16 three Edwards children aged three eight and twelve died in a house fire that destroyed the home. Mrs Edwards was severely burned in a failed rescue attempt.
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L. A. Edwards
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Dua
No Attack on Kaiser Denied by Officials
Zurich dispatch reports from London stating an assassination attempt on Emperor William II has been denied by an official source. The message, dated May 14, originated in Zurich and was carried by a London report.
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Berlin
General J Franklin Bell Takes Command at Governor's Island
Major General J Franklin Bell assumes command of the Department of the East at Governor's Island New York succeeding Major General Leonard Wood who will transfer to command the new Southeastern Department with headquarters at Charleston South Carolina.
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Souiheastern de Pactaent
Charleston
S.C
France and Morgan loan deals raise pay and profits
A Northwestern special reports on Allied loans routed through Morgan & Co to Britain and France. The piece alleges high marks and commissions, claims firms profited while governments paid costly rates, and notes potential treacherous fee structures amid World War I financing.
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France
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Morgan & Fas
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Treaty Department
Federal -Reserve Board
Ceredipe
Y ‘Morgan & Co
House of Morgan
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House of Morgen
Batch of Officers Aids West Point Graduation Effort
A dispatch from Washington notes Army pressure to supply and commission suitable officers to support the separation of the Grit Meat from the military establishment. The action is tied to events in September with officials expecting timely implementation and orderly transition.
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West Point
War Department
Plan to Assassinate President Menocal Exposed
May M. reports a thwarted plot to assassinate President Menocal of Cuba using a hazardous device. Police intercepted nine conspirators before they could act, halting the plan and detaining suspects.
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Local Weather Watch Cites Rising Temps Tonight
A terse weather note warns of likely high temperatures tonight with a risk of heat and humidity. Forecasters urge readers to stay hydrated and seek shade, noting possible heat-related discomfort for residents outdoors.
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