Lodz Rebels Sink Into Fierce Street Fighting
Lodz rebels clash with troops as barricades rise and civilians, including women and children, are killed or wounded. Riots spread through Warsaw and St. Petersburg reports warn of further bloodshed as cossacks raid, loot, and attempt to quell the uprising with mounting casualties on both sides.
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Baluty
Lodz
St. Petersburg
Paris
Russia
Warsaw
Purkgan
Way of
Gragcowska Street
Wronia Street
Ladz
Child Killed by Dog in Chicago Incident
Chicago reports six month old Yvonne Davis killed by a bull dog at play near a ball. A neighbor, Paul Korowitz, beat the dog with aniron, fired eight bullets, and after the jaws were pried apart the child died within ten minutes.
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Chicago
Yvonne Davis
Paul Koriwortz
Peace talks stall as Manchuria battle looms high
Tensions mount as Russia and Japan pause peace negotiations due to Lamsdorff illness amid fears a major Manchurian battle could derail any accord. President Roosevelt discussed the matter informally with Ambassador Cassini, who conveyed no new guidance. Both sides seek advantage. an armistice remains uncertain before plenipotentiaries meet. Washington reports note delays in appointing plenipotentiaries fuel diplomatic unease, potentially harming talks.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Lamsdorff
Cassini
Roosevelt
Manchuria
Sunday Baseball Stopped In Brooklyn By Police Order
Police Commissioner McAdoo ordered Saturday to halt every baseball game in Brooklyn today where admission is charged or paid via score cards. The ban prevents the scheduled National League New York versus Brooklyn games.
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New York
McAdoo
Brooklyn
Yellow Fever Progress in Colon Hospital
Since June 17 five new yellow fever cases appeared in Colon hospital and one patient died. Four cases remain under treatment as of June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Fight Proves Fatal Near Rice Lake Killing Indian
A quarrel at Winter between Henry Casseday a Kentuckian and John Stacey a quarter-breed Indian over stump removal ended with Stacey's death from a pickaxe blow. Sheriff Gyland hunts Casseday. Ladysmith reports a suspect named Severson arrested matching the murderer description with shifting accounts.
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Rice Lake
Wis
Henry Casseday
John Stacey
Stacey
Gyland
Hayward
Ladysmith
McNally
Severson
Alexander Shells Out Restitution From Equitable Leader
New York June 26 announcement by Attorney General Mayer that former Equitable president Alexander has returned 265053 plus interest from syndicate dealings cited in the Hendricks report. H M Alexander, son, sent letter to Paul Morton for Mayer’s information. James Haxen Hyde denied any payment to his father beyond claimed settlements.
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Equitable
New York
Mayer
Albany
Alexander
Hendricks
H. M. Alexander
Paul Morton
James Haxen Hyde
Henry B. Hyde
Crews Time Trials In Poughkeepsie PAs Aims
In Poughkeepsie New York on Saturday June 25 Cornell Wisconsin Pennsylvania and Syracuse crews took part in time trials. The day featured early heats as coaches observed form and speed ahead of upcoming regattas.
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Cornell
Foughkeepsie
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Quicksilver Clue Helps Recover Drowned Youth
In Ladysmith Wisconsin on June 25 an 18 year old youth named East drowned in the Jump River. The body was recovered with the aid of quicksilver placed in a loaf of bread that floated on the water and settled over the body.
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Jump River
Ladysmith
Wis
East
Money saved for old soldiers by Wisconsin pension office
The Wisconsin pension department under Adjutant General Boardman, led by state pension clerk Charles H. Russell, has expanded its work for veterans. By handling applications and informing veterans about rights and federal increases, the office has saved old soldiers money and reduced reliance on costly pension attorneys, with business rising over three years.
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Adjutant General's Office
Wisconsin
Charles H. Rusasi
General Boardman
State Pension Office
Russell
Miss Moore Wins United States Tennis Championship
Miss Elizabeth Moore of the King County Tennis Club New York won the U S women singles title by defeating Miss Helen Homans of the West Side Tennis Club New York 6 4 7 6 1 Miss May Sutton last year’s champion is in England and loses the title by default.
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Miss Moore
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Moore
Kinga County Tennis Club
New York
United States
Helen Homans
West Side Tennis Club
Migs May Sutton
England
Hasty Temper And Its Offense In Family Life
A short piece admonishes that a hasty temper is a real blemish on character and should be avoided in all settings, especially within one's own home. It notes many people appear cheerful outside but are harsh to family members, urging kind words and self-control at home.
France in fever of war feeling in morocco crisis
Paris reports war fever after the Fassoda incident as France weighs its note on Morocco. Diplomats see no immediate danger, while pessimists fear a conflict and Germany may seek a pretext. Officials say a complete failure of negotiations would not trigger war.
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Paris
French
Germany
Morocco
France
Rouvier
Multiple World Events Mark A Busy Milwaukee Convention
A Milwaukee Woodmen convention closes as crimes and trials span the nation. Victors, such as Victor O Shea in Chicago and Mrs Aggie Myers in Liberty Missouri, face prison or new trials for murder. Tragedies in Ohio and Portugal, plus sports headlines from London and Shenandoah directors bribery, fill a broad, terse update.
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Milwaukee
Victor Roland O'Shea
Chicago
Aggie Myers
Liberty
Frank Hottman
Findlay
Ohio
Alois Shields
Salvaterra
Monayao
Minho
William J. Clothier
William A. Larned
Holcombe Ward
Heals C. Wright
Shenadoa
New York
Katherine Maria
South
George Maria
Mark Markazich
Nationa Electric Company
Frank G. Bigelow
J.comis
United States
Europe
Stephen ‘Okriela
Prague
W. C. Jackson
Lake Shore
Fragmentary Rail Notice Sparks Speed and Stop Debate
The fragmentary OCR mentions that some trains make fewer stops, offering faster service between stations during the Twentieth Century era. It hints at accommodation trains and faster routes, suggesting a discussion of efficiency, scheduling, and passenger options in rail travel.
New Corporations Formed in State Office Listing
Articles of Incorporation filed yesterday name Roosevelt Terrace Company Superior with 36000 capital and Ernest A Arnold C A Russell M A Kelly as incorporators Emil T Raddant Brewing Company Shawano with 200000 capital and W C Zachow Joseph Black Henry Nachtwey Boyd Mercantile Company Boyd Chippewa county with 15000 capital and Melvin Nye H F Hudson George Zillman B E B Ramsdell C E Cooper Adies Auxiliary of the Eagles Eau Claire formed without capital stock incorporators Mary Ophela Yana Christopher and Bertha Hanson The Shawano company filed a certificate revoking former articles to permit filing of new articles.
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State Houser
Roosevelt Terrace Company
Superior
Capital
Ernest A. Arnold
C. A. Russell
M. A. Kelly
Emil T. Raddant Brewing Company
Shawano
W. C. Zachow
Joseph Black
Henry Nachtwey
Boyd Mercantile Company
Boyd
Chippewa County
Melvin Nye
H. F. Hudson
George Zillman
B. EB. Ramsdell
C. E. Cooper
Adies
Eagles
Eau Claire
Mary Ophela
Yana Christopher
Bertha Hanson
National Guard to be reorganized as part of defense
Washington reports the national guard will ask Congress in the next session to amend the Dick bill to reorganize and incorporate the guard into national defense. The proposal doubles the annual federal armament and encampment funding to 2 million dollars and covers officer expenses. It includes rifle practice promotion tours, camp auditing rules, and secretary of war discretion on incidental costs.
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Washington
Congress
National Guard
War Department
Prominent Chicago firm charged in federal probe
Federal warrants issued for Henry Wulff ex-treasurer amid investigation into a Chicago finance company Continental placed in receivership after investors claimed false promises of quick large returns. Wulff agreed to appear in court with bondsmen.
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Chicago
Attypioo Loob
Houpanis D Potal Finance Company
Wagjo Sojutipu
Henry Wulff
llHnois
Continental Company
Milwaukee Woman to Wed Iowa Man in Five Day Dispensation
Miss Pauline Veter of Milwaukee and W H Thompson of Onerokee Iowa to marry in Mishiate today under a special dispensation. The couple met during a tourist trip along the Pacific coast last year and refrained until Thompson pursued the match after learning Veter was visiting her brother in Mindhicott.
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Benedict
Milwaukee
Thompson
Miss Veter
Mindhicott
Sensational Claim Ties 23 County Board Members
Milwaukee June 24 A sensational statement is said to have been made to the grand jury by Otto Seidel Jr Register of Deeds and ex Supervisor he claimed that twenty three of the county board were fixed Seidel said he did not participate but heard of the deal through a third party The statement may form the basis for further investigation and names of the source are expected to be called before the grand jury.
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Seidel
Milwaukee
Grand Jury
Register of Deeds
Otto Seidel, Jr
Deeda
Three Girls Drown in Michigan Waters
In Petoukey Michigan on June 24 Alma Kurcher Exing Van Ambrey and Gladys Howe drowned after going out in a leaking boat with two men who were rescued.
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Petoukey
Mich
Alma Kurcher
Exing van Ambrey
Gladys'Howe
Pine Ie
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Neumann
Pute
Girl
Count Lamsdorff
Quicksilver
Sion Attorneys
C. H. Russell
Boardman
the Republic
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