Uncle Sam Trips Up Imperator Case in London Move
Washington reports Britain seeks use of the German liner Imperator and nine other ships under the peace treaty for troop transports. The army transport service handed the Imperator to the United States Shipping Board, not Cunard, with Britain to release twelve tank steamers owned by American interests. The dispute centers on which side controls postwar tanker assets and whether American ships should be returned.
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Washington, D. C
Li Great
Britain
Imperator
United States
London
Standard Oi Company
Army Transport Service
United States Shipping Board
Cunard
Jobe Ball
Iro
France
Reventi
Great Britain
New York
Finas Geer
Supreme War Council
Maritine Council
Brussels
America
Maritime Council
Polk
Mir
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Im- WaeGalei
Supreme Council
Paris
Poth
Ji Jean Bali
Uncle Sam
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Maritime
Eine Concen
Az Wi
Great
Yanks Held by Cossacks Released After Detained
Washington reports an officer and an enlisted man held by Cossacks were released amid government inquiries. A state department file notes only a short period of captivity and cites interdepartmental action regarding the incident and the sailors involved.
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Washington
D. C
Siberia
Hac
Department
Bakersad
Inter
Jane
Americe
State Department
Trial of Missouri editor for alleged stabbing of judge
The Missouri editor Robert S. Lyon was arraigned on murder charges after Judge Divelbiss died from knife wounds inflicted in the Missouri circuit court building. Lyon allegedly attacked the judge in a corridor, stabbing him repeatedly. Lyon later surrendered to the sheriff. Bond was set at 13 800, and Lyon is out on bond awaiting further proceedings.
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fEy Asswoimere
Richmond, Mo
Lyon
Robert S. Lyon
Tren
Fisi
Lron
Fortune
Divelbiss
Raz
C_ E Moyer
Shcriff C. W_ Higdon
Umii Lyon
Judse
Madison Banker Seriously Injured in Auto Crash
A Madison bank president, A. M. Sconcali, of the Merchants and Savings Bank of the city, was seriously injured when his car overturned near Marshfield. The accident left him with a fractured wrist and possible internal injuries.
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Madison Banker
Associated Press
Madison
Wis
A. ML Sconcali
The
Merchants and Savings Bank of Scity
Steen
Winneconne Fair Aims For Smooth Opening Amid Weather
Local fair organizers push ahead with preparations despite unsettled forecasts. Miss Caroline Behrend leads school-related exhibits as merchants extend hours to attract guests. organizers emphasize practical planning and steady progress for the fair week.
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Caroline Behrend
Janesville Milk Rise Reported in September Price
The Associated Press reports Janesville area dairy producers agreed to raise base price by 3.53 pounds per hundredweight for milk testing, effective in September. The move affects local farmers and dairy buyers, with prices tied to production costs and market fluctuations.
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Br Asswiated Press
Janesvile
Reek Cocniy
Tmik
English Stake Fair Sparks Striker Clashes in Europe
Reports from Roznoff detail European conditions as clashes erupt with strikers after a fair day in England. The article notes the cash register concerns and quotes rising tensions across the continent amid economic strains.
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Ca Fair
Europe
Roznoff
Satans Cash Register
Prohibition Policy Clash Debated After War Ends
U S newspapers report Attorney General Palmer contends war status ends with peace, barring repeal of wartime prohibition. President Wilson and Volstead debate lifting the ban as demobilization proceeds and wartime officers are discharged. Violence in steel towns cited as factor in prohibition's stay.
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Iy Associated Press
Waahington
D. C
Anhough
War Department
Palmer
Wilson
Congress
United Press
Wosshinsien
Vol- Stead
Minnesota
Eiars
Suié Todas
Steet
Volstead
Iak
Steel Strike Situation Widens as Officials and Union Speak Differently
The ninth day of the steel strike shows officials claiming more workers returning while unions assert ongoing spread of unrest. Pittsburgh district reports little, Chicago field notes say Bethlehem plant plans closer to resuming with repairs. disturbances at several mills raise potential for serious disorder as tensions persist across fronts.
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Voy Associated Press
Bethelehem Stdei Company
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Feild Xes
American Sheet
Tim Piste Company
Cartor
Reishs
Sy Beato Theg
LanEe
Italian Service Leads to Honors for City Couple
Fragmentary notes describe a Madison figure, a commission member, and a ceremony where a banner and medals were presented amid unclear references to Italian service and accompanying individuals.
Cleaning Fish with Chicago River Water Charged
An United Press fragment reports charges related to cleaning fish with Chicago River water. The mishmash text references a Chicago health test, a storage company, and seizure warnings amid unclear details about Booth and Ash teleusine.
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Booth
United Press
Chicago
Treaty May Be Passed Without Amendments or Reservations Report
A Washington dispatch reports that a treaty may be passed without reservations or amendments. President Wilson’s stance, Tumulty’s comments, and White House discussions suggest hopes for a straightforward ratification process with no immediate Senate showdown. A confidant from Johnson’s circle plans to press for speeches and strategy ahead of the peace conference.
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Bax
Gtason
Ube Canitol
Whitehouse
Johnson
White House
C. M. Howell
Roeal
Fines on Foster sustained by court
Associated Press reports Foster, secretary of the national committee, and J. J. Beaghan cited for alleged violations of city permit ordinances. Court proceedings resulted in sustained fines totaling $106, with judgement handed down by Judge Richard Hen neds in Allegheny County court.
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Foster
Associated Pracx
Pittsbury
James & Crawford
J. J. Beaghen
Alleshens
Jedss
Governor Intervenes in Montgomery Lynching Tension
Associated Press reports Governor Kathy intervened as a lynching crisis unfolded in Montgomery Alabama. Circuits court judges and the sheriff met to decide action after a mob shot to destroy officials. A man named Ten Mier was killed and others wounded during the confrontation on downtown streets.
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Montromery
Ala
Associated Press
Kathy
Fegay
Circuit Court
Nes
Ten Mier
Sher
Esf
Hes Feert
Two Rivers plants resume operations after strikes
Two Rivers factories reopen after weeks of walkouts as troops and police maintain order. About fifteen percent of workers are still on the line while others are brought in to form half crews. No violence reported.
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Mannewec
Rccurrea
Fire devastates Antigo business district
A large blaze swept through Antigo's business district causing extensive destruction. Fire crews battled flames across multiple blocks, with authorities reporting major property damage and the evacuation of nearby structures. No official casualty count yet. Local officials urge residents to avoid the area as investigations begin.
Cupid Courtship Amid Team Losses
A fragment reveals a chaotic scene where Cupid and romance mix with a sports context. It mentions a married Miss Siete AicNor and a four year courtship, with unclear team references and players, suggesting distractions during a Cincinnati game. The garbled text hints at personal distraction during a team event.
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Eide Dea
Cimei
Siete
AicNor Aes
Ah Bude
Resolution Calls For Facts On Landing Of Yank Marines At Trau
Washington reports the Senate adopted Senator New's resolution demanding President Wilson furnish all facts on the landing of American Marines at Trau in Dalmatia. The debate also criticized Republicans for alleged filibustering to delay the peace treaty, with senators Hitchcock Swanson and Heard voicing strong opposition to delays and pressuring prompt action.
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Trau
Star
Washington
Senate Today
New
Wilson
Tran
Dalmatia
Repub Heans Ste
Senate
Hitchcock
Swanson
Senaators
Therm
Dhin Wy
Campbell
Hansas
Alehcock
Austoased Press
Draus Wes Pet
Abe Ieaiins
Adenral 10
Iis
Dutres Ort
Adriatic
Paris
Fiume
Dary Passare
Laberte
Natz Plane
Doles
BrioWing Company Seeks Dismissal of Charles
Fragmentary OCR notes show BrioWing Company asking for dismissal of a Charles in a federal seed case. The text contains garbled phrases and unclear charges, with partial references to witnesses, dates, and legal actions, but no coherent factual details or final ruling.
Tannery Burned in Wisconsin Blaze
An early report from Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin describes Water Street tannery burning to the ground. Fire crews faced extreme heat and were unable to contain the blaze, with the tannery identified as 3864 on the street.
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Shebaygan Falla
Wis
Charies
Watess & Co Tannery
Immedi
Shetapgan
Train Victim Edward Skilling Killed Near Green Bay Crossing
Edward Skilling, 45, of Duck Creek, was killed late this morning at a crossing near Green Bay, Wisconsin, when Northwest passenger train No. 214 struck him as he stood on the tracks.
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Associated Presa
Green Bay
Wis
Edward Skilling
Duck Creek
Larsen
Italian Army Collaborates With the Poet and Fiume Crisis
Italian ports remain tense as Adriatic events unfold. French forces and Italian regulars coordinate near Fiume while Italian parliament dissolution looms. Marines keep order in Spalato as Balkan alignments threaten broader conflict, with D Annunzio's supporters and regolari reported near the armistice line.
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Rome
Abhbszia
D’annunzio
Epoca
D'Annunzio
Frome Ba
Fiume
Tritoni
Bewre
Germany Blockaded as Von der Goltz Forces Evacuation Halted
Paris reports Germany plans to blockade German ships to Baltic region if General von der Goltz troops stay. No food ships will depart for Germany until further orders, though vessels already bound for German ports may proceed. Other dispatches cite Italian diplomacy and press clashes in Rome as reporters threaten a duel over coverage.
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Paris
Adriatic
Yenion
Rome
Gratentiy
Supreme Council
Balkans
Gwace
Daanunsie
Fiume
Bry Associated Press
Germany
Alles
von der Goltz
Baltic
Wilt Bexin
Man Shot At Peeping Tom on Prospect Avenue
A man peering through windows at Levi Hayes's home on Prospect avenue was shot at by Hayes and neighbor Clarence Knox as he fled toward Jefferson avenue. They chased him several blocks east until the suspect disappeared.
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Prospect Avenue
Levi’ Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Clarence Knox
Jefferson Avenue
Guard Company Expands Near Armory Meeting
Examination of three members at the Armory reveals growth to sixty five men with authorization to enlist up to 200. Dr Ho Menusel examined eighteen applicants all declared fit. Captain H M Bacon travels to Milwaukee for a conference with state officers and recent war veterans as the organization of the National Guard is discussed.
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Armory B
Ho Menusel
H. Af. Bacon
Milwaukee
Renal Guard
Employees oppose use of detectives in industry cases
A United Press report notes employee opposition to detectives in industrial matters as tensions rise. Details are garbled but reference to strikes and arrests suggests growing labor unrest and company security measures. The piece mentions deputies and county actions, implying local enforcement involvement.
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United Press
Peres
Indusermal Po
Widenes
Istimee Todas
Jerel Weekes
Cancnie
Fae
Jury Deadlock Drapes Grand Rapids Case
A grand rapids jury failed to reach a verdict in a high profile trial. The proceedings face continued deliberations as jurors weigh complex testimony and evidence presented by both sides.
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Grand Rapids
Brand Whitlick Named Ambassador to Belgium
An Associated Press report notes Brand Whitlick was nominated today to serve as ambassador to Belgium. The announcement included mention of government officials and the potential appointment of a naval attaché, with ongoing discussions on the diplomatic post and related duties.
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Brand Whitlick
Belgium
Associated Press
Stashipmen, P
Former cashier pleads guilty to embezzlement
A former cashier, Pat J. Schwartz, admitted to embezzling funds from the Park bank, pleading guilty to charges in criminal court. He acknowledged defrauding the bank of about $300,909 and faces sentencing under terms not fully detailed in the fragment.
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United Press
Memsbors
Pat J. Schwartz
Fehwarte
Local police raid breaks up gambling dens and arrests
Police, acting under Chief Dowling, raided four gambling houses last night, arresting thirty three men including keepers. Rudolph Fubks and Theodore Fischer faced charges with fines and jail terms. others pleaded guilty or were held for further investigation. Names of those charged were listed in court records.
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Dowling
Gabbert
Noe
Cotet
Pid
Epelier
Rudolph
Fuse Las
North Main Street
Theodore Fischer
Sifax
Samblias House
Jack Fitzgerald
Gaddert
Fuhhs
Fiteseraid
Siven
Deine
Nathan Fie
Joan WeDorsie
Reinhold Stencx
Samsel Josis
Albert Dessian
Williami Furs
Albert Rnobdiock
I. Thre
Dsi
Ishateins
Hydro Airplane Missing After Channel Boat Strike
An Associated Press report notes a British hydroplane with three passengers disappeared after misrouting during a strike in England. Ten other aircraft reportedly lost power and were unable to reach the channel landing area yesterday.
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Associated Press
Haere
England
Tata
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