Wife of Accused Not Called to Testify in Loehr Case
Fond du Lac court heard testimony in the Raleigh A. Ives murder case as Mrs. Ives, wife of the defendant, was subpoenaed but not called to testify. The defense requested venue considerations and the jury was expected to be sent the case tomorrow. Proceedings included cross examinations and arguments over police interactions and witness statements.
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Fond du Lac
Raleigh A. Ives
Oshkosh
Herbert P. Loehr
Ives
Fry
Big Gas Bag Lands on a Newfoundland Coast Case
A chaotic set of notes describes a midrant balloon incident near Newfoundland with pilots Hawker and Karnham, and a cross country odyssey toward St Johns. The fragmentary account includes officer names Fischer and Dodd, an attempted radio fix, and a court testimony scene mentioning defense and prosecutors.
Dirigible C-5 Arrives at St Johns WF
The American naval dirigible C-5 reaches St Johns Newfoundland after a long trans Atlantic flight from Point Y, with plans to continue toward the Azores and Lisbon amid fuel and weather challenges. Commanders discuss timing if NC-1 and sister ships depart Trepassey.
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ST. Johns, WF
St. Johns
N. F
Dirigible
Isles
Point
X. Y
Trepasey Mander
John H
Azores
Trepassey
Lisbon
Azore
AGATX
Wilson's Message Brief to Congress Expected Short
The message from President Wilson is anticipated to be concise, likely a few hundred words. Officials expect a brief address to Congress, signaling a compact outline of policy without lengthy exposition.
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Wilson
Congress
Combat Casualties Report From American Division
United Press reports Washington dispatches show the Hehtest national army division suffering ninety casualties with 25 killed or wounded. The notice tallies combat losses among the regular and support units in the ongoing campaign.
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United Press
Waeetiistos
National Army
Auto Smash Window Reported After Shots Fired
Local police respond to an auto incident described as a smashed window after alleged gunfire. No injuries reported. Investigations ongoing with no identified suspects at this time.
Loan Workers Stay Banded For Future Work
Wisconsin State News reports that loan workers are to remain united for future employment. Ives testifies he did not intend to kill Herbert Lorhr. Comba addresses war workers remarks. Open house at armory tonight as Austrian treaty holds attention on treaty are assailed.
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Ives
Herbert Lorhr
Wisconsin State News
Drc
Comba
Armory E
Tentative Date for the Austrian Treaty May 23
Reports indicate a tentative May 23 date for the Austrian treaty and a similar plenary schedule as the Paris conference. Delegates and secret proceedings surround the plan, with Italy’s territorial aims and Germany’s stance on aspects of the treaty fueling anticipated tensions. The big four refuse immediate German representation, and several communications to the treaty await replies.
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Paris
Wilson
Italy
Omer Kaixer
S. Y
Ider Cermtiin
Wisconsin men at port after rough voyage from France
Wisconsin soldiers returned from France arrive at port under command of Daniel L. Remingtons. The 132nd division medical detachments and gun battalion crews board trains to Camp Grant as officers and troops disembark amid bands and patriotic music.
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Wisconsin
France
Roston
Om Roushy
Wirates
Daniel L. Remingtus
Wis
Remington
I2ter
Franklin Loomis
Derby
Conn
E. FL
F. L. Bailard
Brothers
Chicago
M.C. AL
J. S. Brunakborsaz
Fond du Lac
Two Arrested in Broadwell Murder Probe
By United Press Barre Vi George Long a Mant plier teamster and Mrs Hele Farker a forging house keeper were questioned in the Broadwell murder of Mrs veil whose body was found near Barcen. Sheriff Frank J. Tracs led the questioning after the arrests.
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United Press
Barre
George Long
Mantplier
Hele Farker
Veil
Frank
Eight Hour Law Debate Repeats Amid Amendments
A fragmented report shows debate over the eight hour law with amendments proposed by Jeanzen and Hines. The engrossment and telegraph company provisions are highlighted as major points in the recensus, with a close vote and momentum toward motion.
Hines to Speak at Trainmen Convention
A terse dispatch reports that Hines will address the Trainmen convention, with notice of a planned appearance during events at a southern meeting in Columbus on May 28. The item notes press origin and expected speakers.
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Hines
Trainmen
Columbus
Former Infant Prodigy of Harvard Post Bail in Riot Case
The former child prodigy from Harvard has posted bail on a sentence of four and a half years in prison. He faces an appeal of the judgment tied to the Maz day riots. Eleven others in the demonstration were sentenced as well.
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Harvard
Ward University
Ridis
American boats at Smyrna press taired
An obscure wartime dispatch notes American boats at Smyrna with taired wording and scattered references to the Arizona and an ant family. The fragmentary item hints at naval activity and local arrivals amid wartime reporting.
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Smyrna
Arizona
Sm. Ranang Ht
Deport Enemy Aliens Move in Wisconsin Senate
Madison two resolutions call for deportation of enemy aliens and war profiteers who violated federal orders. An amnesty for political prisoners convicted of war acts was debated, with a provision added by Huber. The legislature plans a visit to Camp Grant to welcome returning soldiers as marketing bills proceed in committee.
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Wisconsin
Assembly
Associated Press
Madison
Senate
Am Endment
Huber
Camp Grant
Arrests for swindle may reveal fraud details in probe
Ranmwax City reports further arrests in the Mrs Samet Tranin and Aniania Samis case. Assistant Edward J. Cinrtin notes the immorality and breadth of the alleged swindle. Investigators describe investors worth about 155 900 dollars, with total losses potentially approaching half a million. The scheme allegedly involved two to five dollar stakes and other devices, with Trancui in custody as the key to uncovering the operation.
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Enited Press
Ranmwax City
Samet Tranin
Aniania Samis
Tod
Edward J. ¢Inrtin
Dears
Jury Selection Dominates Ford Libel Trial Proceedings
The Ford libel trial shows jury selection as the key early activity with both sides supplying lists. Eleven jurors remain unchallenged, eight to be formed from the final panel, while counsel for Henri Ford and others appear to address the court amid slow progress and confusion.
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United Press
Phe
Divorce Granted to Wife of Governor General of Philippines
Terited Press reports that the wife of the Governor General of the Philippines was granted a divorce today. The case details note the wife, Mrs. Harrie, previously tied to the governor’s family, and mention two children as the outcome of the decree.
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Philippines
Dieko
Barten
Hetty Wrentmate
Harrie
Kramony
Sif
Harrison
Jderertion
Japan Plans Korea Government Reorganization
A Japanese party council, reported by the Tokyo agency, decided on a partial revision of Korea's organized government structure. The move signals plans to reorganize Korea's administrative framework under Japanese oversight.
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Japan
Korea
Tokyo
General strike paralyzes Winnipes short, nation-wide walkout
A large general strike begins in Winnipes area with about 27008 workers from multiple sectors walking out. Utilities, transit, bakeries, and clerical services halt as unions press for shorter hours higher wages and stronger recognition while officials negotiate.
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Omoworkers
Building Trades and Metal Workers Union
Eal Gray
T. C. Norrin
Union Metal Workers and Builders
Wisconsin units prepare to entrain for Antigo and Oshkosh
Wisconsin members of the 150th machine gun battalion and the 127th infantry of the Thirty-second division head to Camp Grant and New York bound detachments. Companies from Oshkosh Fond du Lac Appleton and Rhinelander plus 112 trench mortar men join the exodus with long layovers at Fond du Lac Oshkosh and Appleton. An ox homecoming and other county preparations are noted in Stevens Point remarks.
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Rockford
Wisconsin
150Th
Forty-second
Rainbow
Oshkosh
Wisconsin National Guard
Apple ‘Ton
Fond du Lac
207Th
Antigo
Appleton
127Th Infantry
Second
Camp Grant
Camp Merritt
New York
Es. Walf
Unem
Camp Winems
Penn
It's Over Over There Song Snippet Reflects Welcome Home Mood
A fragmentary wartime lyric praising returning troops from overseas. The lines celebrate soldiers coming home with marching drums and cheers, invoking a patriotic tone. No specific people or events are named beyond reference to soldiers returning from oversea service.
Air mail arrives in Cleveland as first midwest service starts
The first permanent midwest air mail link between Cleveland and Chicago carried 450 pounds of mail. Pilot Trenton Fry departed Chicago at 9 32 a m and reached Bryan 11 05 a m. The Cleveland relay planned a morning mail exchange with two round trips daily including Sundays. Edward Gardner from Cleveland began the Chicago leg at 9 30 a m, with arrival expected between 1 and 2 p m. Additional notes cover a Texas recruiting flight from Dallas to Boston and the last leg of a cross country De Haviland squadron reaching Washington field.
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United Press
Chicago
Middle West
Cleveland
Trenton Fry
Fry
Ceveland
Edward Gardner
Air Service
Bryan
Texas
Dalles
Tex
de Haviland
Boston
Lovefeild
Dallas
Okliahoma City
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
de Haviland Airanes
Skidias
Weshhead
H. J. Clagget
Remarkable spinal meningitis case saves Helen Petre
United Press notes a record cure from spinal meningitis after serum injections and daily spine punctures. Doctors reportedly treated Helen Petre, once near death, with an improved serum. she is now healthy and recovering despite prior high mortality and disability rates.
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United Press
Iclans
Makenis
Helen Petre
Telay
Helen
Townley Case Set for Trial on June 1
Fairmont and Mims report the court will hear Townley’s case on June 1. Prosecution and defense prepare as Jackson is noted in proceedings.
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Townley
Fairmont, Mims
Ate Jackson
Lumber Manager Dies in Michigan Lumber Firm
Obituary notes the death of a lumber manager in Michigan who led the Hines Lumber Company for ten years. Details indicate a man associated with the Ax Bay area and contributions to local timber operations. Further notes mention leadership at the Michigan firm and his decade of service.
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Ax Bay
Waa
Mich
Hines Lumber Commiite
War on Housefly Takes Odd Window Note
Fragmentary OCR reads as a wartime style notice about efforts against pests in a Thesealin de Ta2t window setting with uncertain references to screens and places for fies de partme. It presents no clear people or organizations and yields minimal factual detail.
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Fies
Frid ay claims reveal partial parity in weather tests
Fragmentary text suggests a Friday release related to weather tests and parity claims involving named entities. The readable portion references a newspaper context and mentions a person or entity tied to the topic, though details are unclear.
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