Peace Strength Increases Sparks Senate-House Plan
Washington May 15 The army reorganization bill seeks to raise peace strength to 206000 with 294000 for war crisis and expand regular army divisions and aviation officers. The plan envisions full peace strength within five years, more general officers, National Guard roles, vocational training, and government control of nitrate plants. Senate-House negotiations praised. approval anticipated.
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Indians Seize The Plow At Yankton Reservation
Indians at the Yankton reservation near Yankton were today made citizens after a dramatic action shouting an arrow said to be their last and then placing hands to the law to show the benefits of labor. Secretary of the Interior Lane and party attended the event.
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Champ Clark Files for renomination in Missouri district
Associated Press reports in geffereounty Missouri on May 12 that Speaker Champ Clark filed for renomination for Congress in the Ninth Missouri district. Clark seeks another term representing the district, highlighting his long service in the House.
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World War Day's War Summary
The Verdun region sees renewed German pressure with heavy losses after a French bombardment and failed assault. Meuse-area fighting continues with artillery duels and no ground gained. On the Volhynian front, Austro-Hungarian and Russian moves show no decisive shifts. Berlin reports the resignation of interior minister Dr. Clemens Delbrück due to health and food-supply unrest.
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Chicago Republicans crowded at mass meeting report
A chaotic scene unfolds as thousands fill a Chicago Republican meeting venue. Delegates reach by steamship and private transport amid talk of strong party organization and campaign planning led by Fred Upham, with focus on open primaries and statewide support.
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Libel Claims Involving Woodmen Trial Unfolds
In La Crosse Wisconsin May 15 special report describes deeper questions about the source of the alleged libelous pamphlet Who's Who for Some Facts About Alfred Leslie Morse in Morse v Modern Woodmen of America. It involves A S Bort formerly director of the head camp and James McNamara head of a head camp, with insurance rate disputes and a tangled cast including Morse and others.
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Navy Day Draws Thousands to Boston Yard Demonstration
The Charlestown Navy Yard hosted Navy Day with thousands visiting to see warships and demonstrations. Highlights included maneuvers of the submarine USS L-1 and the torpedo boat destroyer O'Brien launch. Vessels ranging from submarines to superdreadnoughts were on display.
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Appointment of Miss Thom as Graftonhall head
Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac May 13. Bishop U Weller announced Miss Margaret C. Thom as resident head of Graftonhall in the absence of Warden Rogera now president of Racine college. Bishop ae will be the active head of the institution and Miss Thom will be in charge during his absence from the city.
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Bandits Raid Spark Mexican Frontier Tensions
Reported rifle and horse raids along the border threaten U S Mex relations. General Pershing and General Scott assess frontier security while Mexican raiders flee across the line. A schoolhouse fire near Larejo prompts precautionary measures as authorities pursue horsemen northwest of town.
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Clara Kellogg Dies After Prison Time Or Opera Career
Clara Louise Kellogg dies after prison terms and a career in American opera. Details are unclear. obituary notes her involvement with the arts and a long life linked to regional performances and public notices.
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Spurious heir claimed in Carasian Woods girl case
Fragmentary OCR notes allege a spurious heir tied to a Carasian Woods girl and reference a court case, hospital, and a defense minister. The readable lines are garbled, with names and dates unreadable, leaving the core assertion uncertain.
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Berlin School Fire Destroys Large Loss Reported
A fire gutted the Berlin school this morning destroying much equipment and causing large losses. The fire department responded quickly with uncertain insurance coverage. rebuilding is planned immediately. Officials note extensive damage to walls and interior.
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Progressives Hold Meeting in Wisconsin Remembrance
A fragmentary note suggests a Progressive gathering in Wisconsin with references to Reverend John W. Green and themes of kindness, friendship, and action. Mentions Germany and markets, plus a New House route, indicating a local civic or church event with a memorial tone.
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Tom Wax the statemere of farmer
State Senator AoW Sant remarks on reform efforts and fiscal policy during a noted legislative session. The discourse highlights debate over funding and agricultural support while signaling potential shifts in rural representation at the statehouse.
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Unusual Households and a Talking Bluejay Tale
A scrambled clipped report outlines odd incidents in New Jersey and New York involving servant matters and a fashionable district home converted into rental cottages. It notes Jacob Young of La Crosse at 71, reputedly the city’s oldest resident, and a family with a daughter in Sunday school. The piece ends with residents insisting a bluejay in the story can say hello Peter and perform songs and dances.
Charles R Smith Dies in New York City
Charles R Smith president of Menasha Woodware Co died in New York City of apoplexy after an illness of a month He had been stricken in Spokane on March 14 while on business and was cared for by specialists in New York City His widow two sons and a daughter plan to return to Wisconsin
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Funeral of Mrs Russell at Winacceno Cemetery
Special to Northwestern: Jack Rev, pastor of the Rap Church, will officiate the service and interment will take place at the Gmre cemetery. The notice notes the funeral for Mrs Russell with details about location and officiant.
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New York Holds Massive Patriotic Preparedness Parade
New York on May 13 witnessed the largest outpouring in support of preparedness with 145000 people marching from City Hall through lower Manhattan to the reviewing stand. A million spectators viewed the spectacle as divisions formed throughout the day, featuring prominent figures such as Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs. J Borden Harriman amid a holiday atmosphere.
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