Mexican Border Conference Hints End May Be Near
Negotiations on American Mexican military questions resumed at El Paso between Maj Gens Scott and Funston and Mexican officials Obregon and Amador. Texas militia mobilizes at Fort Sam Houston while Langhorne's cavalry advances toward the border. A possible final settlement and withdrawal date remain unsettled amid reports of continued border activities and arrests.
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Associated Press
Sam Antonio
Texas
Organized Militia of
Fort, Sam Houston
National Guard
el Paso
Hugh L. Scott
Frederick Funston
United States
Alvaro Obregon
Juan N. Amador
Mexico
Scot
U'Viock
General Ucott
General Obregon
Washington, D. C
War Department
Arizona
New Mexico
Scott
Obregon
Baker
Morin
Corpus Christi
Tex
Villa
San Antonio
Hansen
Kingsville
United Press
Marathon
Cot
Natividad Alvarez
Glenn Springs
Jess Deemer
Munro Farnac
Alvarez
Pablo Diaz
Ataquilla
Lanzhemer
Langhorce
Deemer
Payne
Relishie
Sid Payne
negTo
Sibler
Fourteenth Cavalry
Eighth Cavalry
Boquillas
L. Coy
Frank Rowan
Coy
Minot
Mer
Funston
Quinois National
Guard of
Chicago
First Illinois National Guard ready for border patrol
The First Illinois National Guard signals readiness for border patrol duty under Major General Fuason. Col Milton J. Forman says twelve troops, fully manned and equipped, can entrain within forty eight hours, with nine units in Chicago and remaining in the state.
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Chicago
Varalls
Illinois National Guards
Fuasion
National Guard
Milton J. Forman
Pope Urges Peace Amid World War Fractures
Rome reports Pope Benedict through Monsignor Bon zane seeks peace with President Wilson. French reluctance to concede peace is noted as a possible key factor amid Allied attitudes toward German submarine policy. A separate Dutch peace initiative seeks a neutral mediation conference in the United States.
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Havre
Iby United Press
Rome
Vatican
Pope Benedict
Monsignor Bon- Zane
Washington
Wilson
France
United Press
Netherlands
Wiliam
Kenyon Pursues Filibuster In Pork Barrell Charge
Senator Kenyon of Iowa enters the third day of a filibuster against the river and harbors bill claiming people back home are as guilty of pork barrelling as their lawmakers. He cites wasteful projects like tadpole ditches and canoe harbors. Senator Works of California assisted in his tactics.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Kenyon
Iowa
Senator Works
California
Wisconsin railway orders safety gates at Racine
The Wisconsin railroad commission ordered the Cuiaan and Milwaukee Electric railway to install protection gates at three crossing locations in Racine and an automatic sign at Wright Street. The action aims to improve safety at these urban crossings.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Railway Commission
Cuiaan & Milwaukea Electric Railway
Racine
Wright Street
Methodists Consider Aiding Labor Reform Efforts
The Church Federation for Social Service recommends Methodist cooperation to improve industrial conditions and expand social uses of churches. The general conference may adopt work agreements and prison reform measures while debating bishop retirements and new episcopal elections.
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Comumittee
Church Federation
Sochist
Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
Methodists
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Federation For
Pracu
Pera
Edwin Hughes
San Francisco
Boston
John W. Hamilton
Spn
W. FF. McDowed
Chicago
Washington
Earl Cransie
Rome
South America
Ind
England Faces Year to Repair Blizzard Damaged Wires
London post office and telegraph officials estimate it will take about a year to repair telegraph and telephone wires hit by March's blizzard. Shortages of engineers and wire, plus record storm rates, slow work, with serious damage in the provinces and many areas cleared.
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Associated Press
London
Post Office
Supposed Spy Killed by Guard at Navy Yard
Navy officials say a supposed spy was killed by a guard at a Portsmouth naval yard. Investigators believe an attempt was made to damage the United Secretary’s marine facilities. authorities seek to confirm the motive and contact with informants.
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United
Portsmouth
Navy
Uneard
Irish Revolt Report Stirs Commons as Death Toll Rises
Premier Asquith disclosed in the House of Commons that Irish uprising fatalities reached 34 with 38 wounded, fourteen executed, and others imprisoned or deported. He planned to return to land tonight for further information, amid calls for fewer executions.
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DarBy United Fress
London
Hwi—Freim
Asyquith
House of Commons
Pen
Joan Dison
Ivish Party
Tracing the Dead Bodies in Elder Home Case
United Press reports further evidence in the trial of Mrs Aung EF the proprietress jailed on murder charges in the death of Frank Andrews and others at an aged persons home. Prosecutors seek to strengthen the case by showing arsenic poisoning as the cause while defense argues he died by his own action and that he was an habitual user of Fowler’s solution.
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Orduan
Hhewever
Ayncourt Wood
Verdun
Berjimi
Dead Man's Hin
Bertin
Wday
United Press
Arener
Aung
Hean
Tharce
Frank
Terner
Heiden
Andrews
Launch Roosevelt Boom Heads West for Nonpartisan Loom
Preparations for a Roosevelt non-partisan campaign loom were completed in Chicago. Headquarters will open here tomorrow to direct the effort, according to George Emerson of New York, a Roosevelt correspondent. Emerson was en route to New York today.
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United
Chicago
Ili M
Roosevelt
Gur Emerson
New Yyork Corretor
Emerson
New York
Two Aviators Missing After Airship Falls
A hydro aeroplane en route between Newport News and Washington fell into the Potomac near Mount Vernon, Virginia, injuring three aboard and leaving two missing. A tug rescued three, with two others believed drowned. the craft fell about 140 feet and rescue efforts continued at Alexandria and nearby facilities.
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Sy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Newport News
Washington
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
Slezandria
Seare
Rmucu
Newport
Pilar Mactanley
Philip Utter
Rbert
Burta -Ensta
Eight Patients Escape From Hospital Ward Breakout
A dramatic escape at a local facility saw eight patients flee a ward after a disturbance damaged a display aquarium valued at 55 pounds. Police and hospital staff investigated, while a manhunt for the eight escapees followed.
Third Survivor of Kirby Sinks in Gale
Aukee Wis reports a third survivor of the Kirby wreck after a gale. A mariner and two others were rescued as the ship went down, with rescuers continuing search efforts along the lake shore.
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Kirby
Aukee, Wis
Unique Incidents Reported in United Press Dispatch
Chicago wedding guests scattered when a gifted box opened for the bride held fish and worms meant for the father Henry Erckson. New York Paderewski event teased as cooked gown. Bel BORE auctioned for Polish relief fund. Allies funded 500000 dollars amid celebrations and confusion.
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United Preas
Chicago
Henry Erckson
New York
Ignave Paderewski
Bank Officials in Oconomowoc Held on Embezzlement Charge
Two bank officials from Oconomowoc were detained on embezzlement accusations. They allegedly misappropriated eleven thousand dollars. The men hold senior roles at First National Bank, with decades of service noted in social circles.
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Oconomowoc
Two Milwaukee Bank Officials Arrested for Misappropriation
Charles D. Probert and Ernst C. Theobald, both longtime bank staff in Oconomowoc, were arrested by U S Marshal W Randolph and charged with misappropriating between 190 and 11000 from First National Bank. They were taken to Milwaukee for grand jury action after arraignment with bail set at 15000 and 10000 respectively.
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iSiewial
Thaupumewoc
Uxing
First National Bank
Charles D. Probert
Bank
Bank of Oconomowoc
Milwaukee
Emzel
John Asts
Taters
al Kelly
Probert
Theobald
Oconomowoc
Wisconsin delegates select nominees for national convention
Special to The Northwestern reports Milwaukee delegates at the Wisconsin delegation meeting name Joseph Martin of Green Bay as national committeeman to succeed Joseph E Davies and Roland Schmitz of Milwaukee as secretary. Gossip lists Thomas Tier as a candidate for governor and E Wolfe of La Crosse with Daniel H Grady of Portage as possible U S senate contenders. Konop reportedly will not run for Congress again due to family illness. The group also names Vincens Schoenicker for racial committee, George Hilton for permanent organizations, William Waite for rules, and Paul C Hustins for platform and resolutions.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Martin
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Joseph E. Davies
Roland Schmitz
Tim
Milwalk
Thomas Tier
Hepew
State Central Committee
Am E
Wolfe
la Crosse
Daniel H. Grady
Portage
United States
Konop
Smred
Congress
Sicknees
Washington
Martin
Aatiorz
Daviex
Vincens Schoenicker
George Hilton
Oshkosh
William Waite
la Cros
Paul C. Hustinz
Plan for Spanish ship line linking New York and Madrid
Report outlines a proposed steamship line between New York and Madrid with a short route via Liverpool and Southampton. It notes government support, fast express service, and transit through key ports, suggesting an eight hour Madrid connection and a need to formalize arrangements.
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Lista Br
New York
Budzer
Ertody
DTD
Wise
York
Madrid
Testimony in Larsen versus Martin garnishee concludes
In circuit court this forenoon testimony in the case of Christ J. Larsen vs John Martin and garnishee New German Bank was completed. Ad journment was set to Saturday morning for counsel arguments.
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Christ J. Larsen
John Martin
John Melchior
New German Bank
Garnishee
Charles Oellench
Edward J. Dempsey
R. McMillen Company
SW. Hellister
Burnell
Oshkosh Savings and Trust Company
Sera
Jesse
Peoria Prelate Named In Municipal Sede Reports
A garbled local item notes the appointment of Monsignor Mich as a new peoria prel ate figure. The fragment mentions Chattananza Americana iution and a damages claim against RoOxtrum with denouncing material.
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Chattananza
Parten
Damace
Tim Pepe
Peoria
Gisan Named Keynote Speaker at Democratic Convention
Martin H. Gisan formerly governor of New York chosen to deliver the keynote address as temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention in St Louis. President Wilson approved the selection after a conference with Frederick B. Lrach of the Democratic National Committee.
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Martin H. Gisan
Govermor
New York
St. Louis
Wilson
Frederick B. Lrach
Incoherent OCR Snippet Describes Economic Claim
Fragmentary text references a claim about kissing and a vague statement on growth and a 5.7 percent reference. No clear person, organization, place, date, or event is readable.
Weather Summary for Wisconsin Tonight and Friday
Forecasters predict fair, cool night with frost possible in inland areas. Friday remains partly cloudy with light winds and cooler afternoon temperatures across the state.
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Wisconsin
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