Lottery draft lists hundreds of registrants for service
Washington June draft scene shows the second lottery for 714,000 young men turning 21 this June. Senator Chamberlain presides as names from the Sheboygan list include William A. Bankbail and hundreds of others at addresses across Ohio and Michigan. The full registry lists ages, streets, and neighborhoods arranged to determine who will be called first for military service.
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senate
Baker
tot Chamberlain
senaterary committee
secon
Shaboy
William A. Bankbail
Ss. teenth Street
camp
William A. Semkbett
rin Hi Hents
Brockh
David Ciroan
Ontario
Anton A. dreth
worms J. fecheimer
Town
Sheboyena
Hardward
G. Hnebe
fimia tetecht
Hoo
jaf rvin
Limndach
Kentucky
fred Sauschuets
Fred Joike
atone Jotinmort
Mesohn Kinthorst
John Covet Pelliner
hue A. Volet
Wiilthte
A. Marler
Wiltinm Voenther
Brie
Hieman
Luedke
ith Herman
Koberg
Peter Norcik
Trederich
Hoellmer
Henry Nichter
Joseph Chrarek
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N. Atth
Yuvan P
Meiger
szee Henay
win t. Jaba
ermann W
Grams
Allied West Front Offensive Ramping Up Near Paris
June 28 dispatches report a renewed push by German and Allied forces on the western front as Austrian setbacks in Italy and the Kuehlmann speech spur a major tactical gamble. French and British actions include advances near Amiens, heavy artillery along Arras, and air operations over Bruges, Saarbrucken, and other targets. Casualties and patrol actions mark a tense day with a significant American artillery role in Bellegu Wood.
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Washington
west front
war department
Italy
von Kuehlimann
Teuton
Kuehlmann
Associated Press
Paris
Amiens
Seneval
Avtre
war office
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Oureq
Dammard
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London
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Arras
Bruges
Ludweigabafen
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Bolechen
LOWELL MELLETT
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Bellegu Wood
German foreign secretary VKuehlmann resignation reported
Paris dispatch says Dr. von Kuehlmann offered his resignation as German foreign secretary and that the emperor may accept. A Copenhagen report notes Chancellor von Hertling was summoned to headquarters for a conference as Berlin signals Kuehlmann may stay awhile.
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United
Copenhagen
von Hertling
Berlin
Kuehl‘mann
Throwing Out Pac Feelers From Austria-Hungary
A United Press report from London cites Zurich dispatches stating Austria Hungary tried to seek Allied plans on important questions through an unofficial Swiss emissary. The envoy failed to obtain any usable information and returned to Vienna.
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United Press
London
Switzerland
Zurich
Austria-Hungary
Vienna
Former school fill family committed to insane asylum
A Manitowoc report states the Rumpf family, residents of Wisconsin, were found insane and ordered committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane in Oshkosh after a probate court hearing. They believed a hidden plotting force poisoned their livestock and that spirits moved through their home to seize property. The family had long suffered delusions. Raumpf once sought an audience with Gov. Philipp and produced supposedly poisoned water samples.
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sop
Northern Hospital for the
Oshkosh
Mr. Raumpf
Madison
Gov. Philipp
state board of health
Rumpf
Sheboygan county
Schlesswig
Manitowoc county
Petition seeks removal of exemption board member in Sheboygan County
A petition filed with Governor Philipp asks for Horace Davis to be removed from the exemption board of Wisconsin's Second District in Sheboygan County. Three or four names are on the petition. The governor said charges are serious and an immediate investigation will be launched before any action. He left for La Crosse to speak tonight.
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Madison
Wis
Philipp
Horace Davis
Sheboygan County
EB. L. Philipp
La Qrogse
Twenty four survivors reach Sherburne after voyage
Twenty four additional survivors of the British transport Dwinsk, sunk near Bermuda, arrived at Sherburne near Halifax after eight days at sea with scarce food. They were picked up by the steamer James M. Marshal. All survivors are British. The Associated Press notes a separate Marine Corps casualty list from Washington listing fifty names, seventeen killed, including Mars, Monroe, and Sieblow.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Associated Press
Washington
marine corps
Mars
Monroe
Herbert A Sieblow
Milwaukee
James A. Torgenon
Galloway
Maximum War Savings Club tops $100000 in county drive
The Maximum War Savings Club organized by County Director Edward Hammett now exceeds $100,000 with over one hundred members. Several banks and companies pledge $1,000 each to become immediate members, including Bank of Sheboygan, Citizens State Bank, Press Publishing Co, Kohler Co, and Falls Motors Corp, among many others.
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Otto Foeste
Hoenigsaberg
J. W. Hansen
Hammett
Walter J.Kohler
Julius Kroos Northern Furniture Co
Quimby
Adolph Pfister
Press Publishing Co
Wm J. Rietow
Peter Reiss
Peter Reles
Carita Relag
Gertrude Reiss
John P. Reies
guardian
Charlotte
Virginia
J. P
Casualty List Update From Washington June 28
The army casualty list shows 66 names with 94 killed in action. Wisconsin entries include Private Harry McKinney of Evansville listed as killed in action and Private William EL Korn of Madison wounded severely.
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Wisconsin
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Evansville
Wil
lism EL Korn
Medison
Cubs Fight Order For Ushers In Grandstand
United Press reports in Chicago on June 28 that the fight order required all men from the Cubs grandstand to act as ushers, altering attendance and crowd control.
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United Press
Chicago
all
Chicago Cubs
grandstand
Final details of WLY 4th festivites disclosed today
Preparations for Sheboygan county Fourth of July celebration are nearly complete in this city. More than 5,000 parade participants and thousands more along the main streets are expected for the loyalty procession and Fountain Park program. Floats will showcase war activities with Red Cross and Liberty Loan themes. The parade begins at 1 p.m. from the Post Office, led by police and the 60-piece Sheboygan Concert Band, with numerous veterans, youth, and Lithuanian and Slavic organizations also taking part, ending with a Fountain Park program headlined by W. W. Powell of Chicago. The Central Labor Union confirms local union marchers, and many Lithuanian and Yugoslav groups will appear throughout the procession.
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Sheboygan county
Robert Kroos
Northside Improvement Association
Fountain Park
thi
Edward Bowler
John Lyke
Red Cross
Marie Kobler
Harry Thoman
Liberty Loan
Herman Roenitz
Harry Barrows
Edward Hammett
Carita Reles
B. L. Kriel
Uncle Sam
Sheboygan
Henry M. Johnson
Central Labor Union
cieties
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St. Kastner
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Lithuanian Sisters
American Club
Woman's Field
Lithuanian Knights
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Jugosiny
Turita
Nada
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Skala
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Sv. ‘Tm Kraljt
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Women’s Society
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Mijnike
loveniaz
Danica
Blone
viga
kenska Slovenka
Boel
Plymouth men sued for libel in War Chest dispute
Oliver Blanke of Plymouth files libel suits seeking 25000 from M H Hand and F W Traxler, members of the Plymouth Committee of the Sheboygan County War Chest, alleging statements in June and January damaged his reputation. Hand and Traxler deny the charges and say they will answer within twenty days.
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M. H. Hand
F. W. Traxler
Plymouth
Sheboygan County War Chest
Oliver Blanke
Messrs. Hand
Traxler
Swan M Johnson
Chicago
Mr. Hand
Blanke
United States
Epidemic Rumors Hit German Troops in France
Reports from Amsterdam dated June 23 claim a typhoid epidemic among German soldiers in northern France is widespread. Entire units reportedly affected, contributing to delays in resuming offensive operations and affecting military momentum.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
France
Vote on Senate Woman's Suffrage Resolution Delayed
Indications from Washington on June 38 suggest the vote on the senate woman's suffrage resolution would not occur next week. No first plan, but moves may come after the expected congressional recess.
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Associated Press
Washington
senate
congress
Washington plans commission to Russia economy
A Washington report notes a proposed commission to study Russia’s economy and industry. The group would assess economic conditions and potential cooperation, with committee members already identified though several details remain unclear.
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Cty Asesciated Press
Washington
Russia
indus
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