City Ordinance Clarifies Alley Draw and Adjournment
Fragmentary text references an ordinance affecting alleys, enforcement, and adjournment. Mentions B L Larson and individuals Steinmeier, Glaser, Haack, Hoehn, Ruether, Schuelke, Erman, and Steimle in roll call or roll. Reads as municipal records noting alley boundaries and enforcement after action, but details are unclear.
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aD. B. LARSON
roller
Benfer
Glaeser
Haack Hoehn
Ruether
Schuelke
Former Secretary of State testifies on treaty copy
Elihu Root told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he possessed a copy of the peace treaty. He said Henry P. Davison, Morgan banking figure, lent it to him for weeks. notes that parts of the pact had already been published and that the document was not a secret. Morgan testified he had not seen the document.
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Associated Press
sametan
Eliha
sagan
senate foreign
pery
New York
everal
Henry P. Davia
Morgan banking
Flior Lodge
Root
T. Davison
Davison
America
Jacob Schitt
H. P. Davison
International Red Cross League
Red Cross
J. P. Morgan
German counter proposals spark Allied reparations debate
June 11 dispatch from Paris reports the Big Four completed the reparations section of the reply to Germany’s counter proposals. Allies expect a definite sum later. commissions study remaining economic issues. France insists on no material treaty changes and opposes immediate German admission to the league of nations.
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FRED S. FERGUSON
cas Presa Stat
Big Four
Tis
Commission
France
Clemenceau
Germany
league of nations
league
desmard
Paris
Billion bricks needed in Britain for housing boom
Special to the Press reports Britain will require nearly ten billion bricks for government housing schemes and private building over the next two years. Prewar annual brick output averaged under three billion, highlighting a large postwar construction surge.
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BRITAIN
W. Alpfister Re-Elected President and Plans Made
The Business Men's Association met Tuesday night then outlined the annual outing for Thursday June 19. Two cars will depart at 9 a.m. from the terminal on N High Street for Crystal and Elkhart Lakes. A chicken dinner at Crystal Lake, a baseball game, boat ride, horse shoe championship, surprises, and a dance at Crystal Lake are planned. A special car will leave early for those leaving before the dance. Also discussed were metric system adoption and letters to David Lloyd George and President Wilson.
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Business Men's Association
Frank Olle
N. Highth street
Crystal
Elkhart Lakes
Mr. Olle
Mika Lauer
Crystal Lake
Elkhart Lake
Sheboygan county
Pauly
prinis
Business Men's ‘Association
Otto Guessenhainer
David Lloyd George
Wilson
W. A. Pfister
Pfister
Sheboygan
Senator Knox Opposes League of Nations Resolution in Congress
Washington coverage outlines Knox introduced resolution opposing a postwar league of nations. It argues treaties overstep constitutional limits, warns of compulsory peace terms, and calls for a peace treaty allowing reserve terms for individual nations while preserving U.S. sovereignty and rights. Continued discussion expected on Page 8.
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KNOX
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
CONGRESS
Washington, D. C
congress of the
United States
senate of the
Versailles
United 2
senate of
senate
Germany
Snd
Rotarians Enjoy Evening at Osthoft Hotel Elkhart Lake
The Elkhart Lake Rotarians gathered at Osthoft hotel with about fifty members and a festive interurban trip. The square dining setup featured bridal wreath decor and a menu praised for quality. Music by the Dittes Orchestra and lively singing, led by Fred Calhoun, highlighted the event.
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OSTHOFT
ELKHART LAKE
Ulkhart Lake
Elkhart
Otto Just
Rotarans
America
Dittes
Fred Calhoun
Fred
Koeppen
Kage” Raab
Barrows
Koeppen Kase
mem
Spooner Former Wisconsin Senator Dies in New York
Former U S Senator John C Spooner of Wisconsin dies in New York after a weeks long illness at age 75 He served sixteen years in the Senate before retiring in 1907 and later practiced law in New York City His career as a gifted orator and party leader made him a national figure though his dominance waned after the Bennett law controversy
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United Press
New Sur
United States
Spooner
Senator Spooner
Wisconsin
old guard
republian party
John C. Spooner
Rob
ert M. LaFolletts
Senate
New York
Spooners
Madison Assembly Adopts Adjournment On June 28
Madison Wis June 11 The assembly unanimously adopted viva voce a resolution by W H Edwards to adjourn sine die on Saturday June 28 The session ends then and the legislature will dissolve. London A Canadian officer Lieutenant J Im ber describes a bullet proof gas tank for airplanes noting a small entry hole and a large exit opening with metal plates to stop fuel leakage
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United Press
Madison
Wis
assembly
W- H. Edwards
N. B
London
J. Imber
York York Sees Danger In His Hero Worship
United Press reports Louisville notes York declined a Salt Lake City Rotary honeymoon trip. Colonel Alvin York in Tennessee warns hero worship is a snare of the devil, echoed by a Pall Mall church quartet. York stresses caution amid nationwide acclaim.
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United Press
Louisville
Louieville
Alvin
York
Bovtemor
Tennessee
York today
Salt Lake City
Rotarians
Pall| Mall
Tenn
Austrian chancellor objects to hard peace terms
Karl Renner, Austrian chancellor and head of the Austrian peace mission, sends a letter to the peace conference protesting the stringent conditions. He declares Austria overwhelmed with despair and highlights the complexity of the situation.
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Associated Press Party
Karl Renner
thestier
Nationwide telegraphers strike flares across major cities
United Press reports conflicting claims on June 11 about the nationwide strike called by telegraphers. Western Union offices in New York Chicago and Philadelphia show mixed attendance while Postal workers and other offices report varying levels of participation. Officials in Memphis Atlanta Pittsburgh and Washington offer divergent accounts of the strike's impact on operations.
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United Press
New York
United States
Western Union
Chicago
Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers Union
E. J. Jones
Chicago Western Union office
Philadelphia
Miller
the
Postal
Pittsburg
C B. Horton
Washington
Taff
Memphis
Atlanta
Postal Telegraph Co
Clashes Rise as Pickets Face Special Police
Strikes grow tenser as clashes between pickets and special police escalate at intersections near 8 Twelfth Street Clara Avenue and Triangle on Calumet Drive. Otto Rakow assaulted Anton Brisland. Judge Meyer fined Joseph Huamer. Police add special officers to curb violence and protect both sides amid lingering misunderstandings between factions.
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Twelfth street
Clara avenue
Otto Rakow
Badger State Tan‘ning Co
Anton’ Brisland
fnally
Joseph Huaimer
Meyer
costa
Calumet Drive
N. Ninth street
New York avenue
Recruiting in Sheboygan for U.S. Army service
Lieut. F C Creighton visited Sheboygan to recruit men for the U S Army. The appeal highlighted opportunities in A B F and various branches, including travel to historic battlefield sites in France and castles along the Rhine, plus education and fitness benefits.
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F. C. Creighton
U. S. arty recruiting service
Sheboygan
U. S
A.B. F
France
Rhine
Berger Files Statement at Washington
Victor Berger of Milwaukee, a socialist, asks the House elections committee to seat him, arguing denying him would deny voters self determination. He defends his writings as lawful and pleads for reversal of a Landis verdict, warning of parliamentary anarchy if excluded. A separate note records Mrs. George Fyette’s dinner hosted by Mrs. Anns Sommer at 1540 N Ninth Street, Tacoma, Wash.
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United Press
Washington
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
congress
House elections committee
Berger
Landis
Mies Anns Sommer
Ninth street
George Fyette
Tacoma
Wash
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