United States Must Play Its Part in World
President Wilson urges U S leadership in world peace at a luncheon in St Louis with Missouri Governor Ganker and Mayor Kiel in attendance. He defends the league of nations as essential to prevent war and to safeguard weak nations, arguing isolation would undermine both political and industrial interests.
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Washingtom
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League of Nations
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Japan
China
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Cosetto
Germany
Enstando
France
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President rails at Wilson in Senate address
The president in a Senate speech denounced Wilson as defying laws and laws of labor rights, saying officials face contempt while radicals press for revolt. He warned of revolutions and urged strong measures to preserve order, questioning foreign influence on American policy.
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Pioneer Civil War veteran Arthur M. Sher dies at ninety
Eau Claire mourns Captain Arthur M. Sher a pioneer Civil War veteran dies at ninety after a long career as locomotive engineer lumberman and civic official He organized a cavalry company served in the Second Wisconsin Cavalry led fire and police departments and later worked as a chauffeur for local leaders Born in California he came to San Cisco and San Francisco before settling in Eau Claire and enlisting in the cavalry unit.
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Second Wisconsin Cavalry
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Cudahy Strike Sparks Sheriff Hard Line Debate
A garbled report mentions ongoing tensions around a Cudahy strike with sheriffs and authorities considering tough action. Details about individuals or exact actions are unclear, but the piece references disruption to a depot and warnings from officials.
Jealous Lover Shoots Woman in Mystifying Incident
A jealous lover shoots a woman in a troubling case from Saginaw area. The wounded girl faces possible death as investigators sort through distorted details and conflicting statements about the event and motives. Local authorities pursue leads and await updates on her condition.
Albert and Queen Set Sail on September 22
A terse notice states that Albert and Queen will embark on a voyage on September 22. The garbled text mentions associated parties and a nautical event with uncertain details but confirms the date.
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Queen
Italy Receives Additional Credit Totals Reach 1 918 975 943
Treasury announces an extra credit of £17 000 000 to Italy, raising its total to $1 918 975 943. The overall national credit for all sales climbs to $2 684 272 56 percent?
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Gompers asks Wison to call sel meeting
In Washington and St Louis, Gompers urges President Wilson to convene steel workers and company reps for a conference to avoid a general strike. The telegram stresses the need to settle the labor dispute and notes refusals by United States Steel leaders to meet with steel workers.
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Attempt to Justify Sinkings at Scarpa Flow
Sept 4 Versailles dispatch reports German government officials attempting to justify the attack on German warships at Scarpa Flow. The note argues the action is a response to allied aggression.
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Versailles
Thursing
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Treaty Critics Question President Speech Postings
Washington observers and party allies dispute the President’s claim that treaty postings are not posted. Republicans fault early speeches but praise future potential to sway public opinion as Wilson tours to advocate enforcement of peace and labor and economic reforms.
England's Big Problem Declines in Production and Transport
London reports decline in Great Britain's production and port and transit congestion, cited by the American Chamber of Commerce monthly. Delegates from 119,000 farmers in central and western France protest price controls and seek equal say in food pricing decisions.
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American Chamber of Commerce
Conpreston Directit
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Victin-_ Blois
France
Tax driver arrested under the Main Act
Beloit Superior Court heard charges against a driver implicated in tax transport. The defendant denies intent, claiming the trips were part of regular business with no malice or wrongdoing. Names cited include Ray, Buchanan, and Lovelace in the transportation discussion.
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Ray- Transpor
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Eminor Lovelace Fom Feetschaels
Woman Severely Injured After Fall on Hotel Steps
A woman fell on the steps of a hotel in Owatonna Minnesota and sustained a broken neck. The incident occurred late yesterday as she stepped on the stairs. Mr and Mrs Gunderson, residents of the area, are mentioned in connection with the event.
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Winn
Thieves' Headquarters In Downtown Shootout
Kansas City police wounded one officer and another injured in a street skirmish while pursuing alleged car thieves. Three suspects also wounded as officers searched for a getaway car and discovered a cache of nitro ammunition and papers bearing a Kansas bank’s name. Liberty bonds valued at 35 dollars were said to be part of the holdings.
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Kansax
Jidter
Debates on League of Nations and Articles of the Treaty
U S Senate hearings discuss policy shifts in the peace conference and reservations to Article Ten. Senators McCumber and Lodge argue for limited American obligations and defined congressional authority, amid charges about German influence and U S willingness to join a global league.
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League of Nations
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National Strike Question Divides British Unions
A garbled preface outlines opposition to using a national strike as a weapon by British unions. The fragmentary text mentions Rasheed Preeer and references to London and Thorsvey sest with unclear dates and actions.
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Fifty Saloon Keepers Face Arrest Under Dry Law
A list indicates fifty saloon keepers will be arrested for violations of the dry law. The notice notes enforcement actions and targets those serving alcohol in defiance of prohibitions.
Condemned to Death Minister to Bolivia
A garbled report notes a minister condemned to death and mentions Bolivian ties. It references a president and international involvement, with unclear names and details due to damaged text.
Farmers Seek Higher Values for Land Taken for War Plants
Farmers in Wisconsin Caledonia and nearby areas report appraised land values ranging from 354 to 408 dollars per acre with improvements, after condemnation during wartime for munitions plants. Offers to compensate for damages include deductions for losses to orchards crops and buildings, with about 7 208 acres seized and compensation estimates around 300 000.
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Reduction in electricity rates for Oshkosh city
The Wisconsin Rail Commission approved broad electricity rate cuts for Oshkosh. Commercial and lighting charges drop, with streetcar contract kept, primary rates cut from seven and four tenths cents, and overall power costs lowered about half a cent per kilowatt hour. Estimated annual city savings range from 12000 to 15000 dollars. New schedule starts September 1.
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Wisconsin Rail, Road Commission
Deadline price list to be issued for Chicago says Clyne
United Press reports District Accomey Clyne predicts a forty eight hour deadline before Chicago names new wholesale and retail food prices. He calls the plan the most important price move yet and says a fair price commission will represent the government public and market.
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Fire squad to battle fumes in Milwaukee area
In Milwaukee a specialized fire squad will operate at locations where fumes develop. The unit will use protective gear including helmets and respirators to handle hazardous vapors and ensure safety during responses.
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Milwaukee
Major General Urges Vigilance Against Reds
A public address by a high ranking military official warns citizens to stay alert to communist influence. The speaker condemns subversive plans and calls for unity to defend government and national security amid growing tensions.
Summer furs denounced by paired tree groups in Minnesota
Fragmentary text notes denunciation of summer furs linked to Minneapolis and Minnesota events. Mentions Vinny and six other items with unclear context. Details are garbled, but regional reference is Minnesota with a public or social dispute implied.
Verbal Lease Notices and Local State Context
Fragmentary OCR text references leasing and state action with scattered place names and unclear details. The readable items suggest a discussion of lease terms or approvals, but concrete entities, dates, or outcomes remain obscured.
Bulgarian Treaty Newscard Amid Turmoil Detected
Unclear OCR fragment hints at treaty discussion or peace terms involving Bulgaria. Text is fragmentary with garbled words and no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes available for a precise summary.
President Wilson greeted by cheering crowds in St Louis parade
Crowds along central boulevards cheered and waved flags as President Wilson rode in a presidential parade through St Louis. Troops presented arms as he and Mrs Wilson approached a speech at the chamber of commerce, while accompanied by Secret Service, police, and military bands.
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United Mine Workers Convenaton Tuesday
The United Mine Workers of America held a convention in Cleveland Ohio on Tuesday. Officials announced changes and added details of secretarys, with discussions on wage increases and coverage for miners. The event highlighted membership growth and organizational aims for the upcoming weeks.
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