Peace hopes and political turmoil amid European confusion
Paris dispatch reports mixed peace signals as Allied powers seek restraint while Russia faces naval setbacks. Governments debate terms, a national assembly, and potential intervention, with France Britain and the United States pushing for peace while Germany hesitates. Grand Duke Michael may attend royal marriage events as a visible show of alliance. Public sentiment calls for ending bureaucracy’s grip and advancing popular demands.
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Michael
Germany
Viatimi
Persi
Convocation Grows as Public Support Rises
A fragmented misread excerpt describes rising public mobilization and political debate amid European tensions. The piece references Russia and the Far East, with mentions of a Russian motion and imperial leadership, reflecting unsettled international dynamics.
Memorial Day Service___Neenah Veterans Honor War Era
Northwesern Neenah Wisconsin May 31 Veterans participated in a Memorial Day service at Gak Hill Cemetery. The speaker described the Civil War era as barbaric and cited General Sherman, praising Grand Army of the Republic members. Local social events and sports notes follow the service.
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Neenah Veterans
Neenah
Cporenisted
Sherman
Rhe “Ord
Grand Army of the Republic
Hunteitr
Deeat
Clintonville
Drahezim
Ashkola
Rice
John Stevens
Cambria
John Goodrich
Goodrich Transfer Company of
Chicago
William Mason
Keilogg
Compani
J. B. Schneller
John Parkh
Jana Bedly
Newsteys
Bert McKenzie
Jack Whitford
Appleton
Abnoisford
Sensation in Court Over Strike Injunction Case
In Chicago federal court former Oscar E. Lemon defended three individuals charged with violations of strike injunctions. Lemon claimed war spilled into the district and that the accused were not union men, citing a shooting that left a boy gravely injured. The judge ordered readiness for examination and suspended further action until tomorrow.
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Rex Chicago
Oscar E. Lemon
Pat
Ionbie
Denis
Ed Wright
Princeton Avenue
Mayer
Employers’ Association
Hummel Indictment Stands in Dodge-Morse Case
New York May 31 Justice Davy denied Abraham Hummell’s motion to quash the indictment in the Dodge Morse divorce investigation. The ruling keeps the case active in the criminal branch of the supreme court and upholds the original charges.
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Associated Press
New York
Abraham Hummell
Dodge- Morse
Justice Davy
Criminal
Supreme Court
Chicago lumber strike spurs court actions and patrols
The Chicago lumber district sees renewed strikes by teamsters and workers pressing for injunctions against employers. Courts hear contempt orders amid police guarding Hines and other yards as incidents of violence and threats rise. A nationwide labor mood prompts discussions of a general walkout and potential referendums to end the strike.
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Mien
Em Eaming Company
Hines Company
Mardn Lumber Company
Chicago
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Teamsters Today
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National Heart
Teamsters
Bernard Cohen
State Federation of Labor
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Teamsi Chicago
Cohen
Mayer
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Onefort
Mi Fens Association
Iooner
Mumbermen
Chicago traction firms propose selling car systems
The Daily News reports a definite proposal from Chicago traction companies to sell their car systems to Mayor Dunne with strong likelihood of acceptance if reports are accurate.
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Chease Traction Companies
Dunne
Associated Press
Chicago
The
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Chicago Traction Companies
Pipe accident injures boy amid risky prank
A ten-year-old boy from Milwaukee plays with an old pipe loaded with two subs. a match sparked the contents, causing severe burns to his face. The incident, reported by a Wisconsin special, underscores dangers of handling discarded devices.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Negause
Larsen
Morton resigns and leaves cairet amid federal relations shift
The secretary of a KHL AALY MASTES AN ARNOGANCE MESA announces severance timing as the first hint of a replacement. Associates in Washington report talks with the president about the transition. The Navy notes Paul Mozar plans to retire from the cabinet before July, signaling a broader reshuffle.
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Aaly Mastes
Tita
Wipe Huest
Jess
Deed Toon
City of
Washington
Taskh
Paul Mozar
Navy
Walhouse
Merton to direct Interborough Rapid Transit plans in New York
Secretary Merton will resign on July 1 and move to New York to lead the plans for a proposed comprehensive rapid transit system. He will oversee construction and operation of the new subway and surface lines in connection with the current network. August Belmont serves as president of the Interborough Rapid Transit company.
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Terent
Morten
Pauk Morten
New York
Air
Thomas Yen Tt
Iferton
Midersrouné
Keit
Interborough Rapid Transit Compan
Miercen
August Belmont
Unclear Message Sent From Park Falls Reporter
Fragmentary note from Associated Press indicates a posse near Cameron reports Dietz seen at a distance. Warning of trouble and possible danger to Dietz as orders return to Madison from Soviet authorities.
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Associated
Park Falls
Wis
Esterlas Totay
John Bi
Cameron
Dietz
Madison
Sovihea
Boiler Explosion Wrecks Barron Mill Engine Room
A boiler at the Barron Heading and Stave mill exploded last night injuring Walter Stowell and Oscar Peterson. The blast lifted the boiler about 40 feet and destroyed the engine room. both men are expected to recover.
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Associated Press
Barron, Wis
Barron
Walter Stowell
Oscar Peterson
Fire destroys Warroad business section in Minnesota
A major blaze swept through Warroad Minnesota damaging the business district. Officials estimate losses around 200000 dollars with extensive property damage and several structures left uninhabitable. Local fire crews battled the flames and investigated the cause while authorities coordinated with insurers.
Russian War News Reports Rojestvensky Prisoner After Major Battle
Washington reports from May 21 that Rojestvensky was captured after a large naval engagement near Corea. Nebogatov and Volkersam also prisoners, with several battleships sunk or captured. Togo’s forces claim decisive Japanese victory and describe extensive damage to the Russian fleet.
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Geénilsiz
J ' Corean
Rolestvenski
Nebogaio
Volkersam
Togo
Loyal Legion Meets in Milwaukee for Day Session
The Loyal Legion of the United States held its tenth Quadrennial Congress in Milwaukee on May 31 with about seventy five delegates from across the country. Proposals included several constitutional amendments sent to state commanderies for discussion and later action.
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Sy Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Military Order of the Loyal Lesson
Unifig
Milwaukes Artay
Repask
Habors Mbersh
Morran
Elon
Menasha Triumphs In Wild 32 to 60 Baseball Win
Menasha, Wis defeated Appleton 32 to 60 in a baseball game played yesterday, with standout pitching by Meneau and notable late rallies. The crowd included many Twin Cities society members, and a fire on Menasha’s paper mill briefly disturbed the day.
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Wis
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Appleton
Gunaas
Appleton Boys
Meimene
Twin Cliles
Meneau
Ells
Gshkesh
Statements to Bristow Highlight Post Office Fraud Trial
Four Post Office Department officials testified this forenoon in the Crawford Machen Lorenz trial on defrauding the government. Crawford described statements to Brist detailing the contract. Lorenz of Toledo had been convicted with Machen and others and received additional penitentiary time in Moundsville West Virginia.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
William G. Crawford
August W. Machen
George B. Lorenz
Crawford
Brist Carning
George E. Lorenz
Toledo
Ohio
August WT
Marriage is Profitable in Wisconsin Inheritance Case
A Milwaukee man dies and marries within forty eight hours to Elizabeth R. L. Sukek, the widow inherits one third of his late father’s estate due January first next. The factory operator's widow now controls the property under the will. Also report Sidney B. Carpenter dies suddenly at Stevens Point at age sixty nine, father of Assemblyman F J Carpenter.
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Wis
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Ahl A Takōire
Elizabeth RL Sukek
Davis
B. Carpenter
Milwaukee
Stevens Point
Sidney B. Carpenter
F. J. Carpenter
Bankrupt Petition Filed Against Canton State Bank Boss
A bankruptcy petition was filed in Cleveland against W. L. Davis, president of the closed Canton State Bank. It alleges he owes $100,000 or more and is unable to pay.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
W. L. Davis
Canton State Bank
United States District Court
Assembly Debates Loom in Wisconsin Session Delays
Wisconsin Assembly members gather with many absent as they decide on the corrupt practices act and the Loehrer purchase. the Senate moves on a saloon removal bill near schools while Jamestown Expo funding is debated and life insurance surplus division heads to a vote.
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Brockhausen
Senate
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Leroy
Hans Wert
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Jermestown
Pman Elern
Resolution Assembly Br
Senate Committee
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Jnjsurance
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Senlate Committee
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Rogestvensky Wounded and Hospitalized Reports
Wire dispatch from Tokio dated today states Admiral Rogestvensky has a fractured skull needing surgery and is seriously injured but not in immediate danger. Japanese torpedo boats sunk three, with officers killed and about 140 men dead or disabled.
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D. Marsi
Erete Department
Tokio
Rolesivensk
Sasebo
Hospital Town
Rodestvensky
Sasebo Naval Hospital
Naval
Felarspurs
Kolestvensky
Man
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Waalostock
Fravia
Osisbra
Miners Rescued After Tunnel Collapse
Rescue teams freed miners trapped in a shaft after a collapse at a mine. Several workers were injured and a number are reported dead or missing as crews work to reach those trapped.
Murderess Reprieved as Gell Denies Further Delay
The state’s reprieve request for Mrs. Mars Rogers, condemned for her husband’s murder, was refused by the court today. Inor Gell stated that no further reprieve would be granted to the woman. The decision ends hopes for a last-minute delay in her execution.
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Inor Gell
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