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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1926
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes debates in the British House of Commons on American power and influence. Speakers clash over whether American or British leadership better serves the nation's trajectory, with cries of concern about monarchy, liberty, and governance.
Reported by United Press the Gypsy wedding on the Minnesota River banks was halted by an omen described as evil. The event drew about 20 980 spectators, with participants from distant states. authorities closed the area as ritual restrictions reportedly prevented continuing the ceremonies.
A missing woman and a witness named by Associated Press report claim they have new evidence in the Hall Mills murder case. The statements involve a Mrs Virgen Dorasthy and others, with some references to travel between New Jersey locations. Details are uncertain due to fragmentary OCR.
Reported by Associated Press with garbled text, the article describes the nearing conclusion of the trial of a man nicknamed Red M Dermott in North Oliv ia. Residents identify him from photographs shown in a newspaper, while detectives continue work on the case of Densidad Meller.
Excelsior Baking, Rafer Basics cut loaf prices to 12 cents per 1% pound and 31 cents per one pound. C G Hat, general manager of the bread company, said the lower prices aim to boost sales. the move targets wholesale bread for the market.
Eastern Point Philadephia report profiles Miss Collet Aowits, a two time belt champion among Armenean women skiers. It notes her nine year start with a xcify club, dedication, and belief that hard work and temperance fuel her success. She recalls nerves before driving first ice and vows to defend national titles, urging that few women match her drive and skill.
A fragmented report describes extreme moisture across New York City, noting widespread damp conditions on the east side and substantial humidity levels. The text mentions interference by unidentified forces and references broad coverage of events around midday, with unclear details.
The brothers of a deceased man allege Fenton did not receive proper medical attention before death. They accuse officials and note the coroner’s physician cited heart failure and possible alcohol involvement. The case centers on alleged negligence surrounding the man’s final hours.
Associated Press reports in Mexico City that the Catholic episcopate signals willingness to ease religious tensions with the government and people after a plot to assassinate President Calles is alleged. Churches without priests stay open as mediation efforts and proposed relaxations of anti religious measures are discussed. Meanwhile, the public shows orderly demonstrations and a peaceful mood as ministers and faithful kneel in prayer and authorities consider extending time for reforms.
An article notes Kenneth G. Ormiston admitting to occupying a girl as part of a disputed court record. The text references the Meintyre Onmieten sald and mentions Mrs. Chace and other officials in unclear terms. details remain fragmentary.
In Amsterdam two prominent women were elected to lead the International Federation of University Women. Professor Winifred of Ene lana and Nelle Schreiber of Lettz eeland, with Jeanna Westerdyke of Vielland as vice president, were selected for top roles.
In Philadelphia the 44th mental convention of the supreme council opened with a pontifical mass celebrated by Cardinal Nougheny of the Philadelphia diocese. About 2,560 councils from the United States and abroad attended as 35,000 knights and visitors gathered in Logan Square for the opening rites.
Fire at Steinman Lumber Co destroyed piles of finished lumber in United Pines area, a four hour blaze that ranks among the worst in Milwaukee's history. Firemen Sterling Flash and Idehn SS Coun 43 were overcome by smoke while battling the flames and taken to Emergency Knepttal.
A United Press report states the license of Dr. Anton Betr Mil has been revoked for zeal in issuing prescriptions and failure to maintain proper records. The order cites concerns over patient safety and professional conduct.
London report on the death of Ismel Zangwii, famed Zionist writer and playwright, aged 82. He helped found an international Zionist body in 1923 and was known for controversial views on Zionism. Born February 14, 1954, in Britain, he lectured widely before dying in Sussex with associates and refugees present.
A damaged report details a devastating hurricane at Rassau resulting in an estimated four hundred missing and twenty to twenty five hundred deaths. The message notes ships sunk and vessels destroyed near the sponge fields, with fears spreading among crews and local receivers reporting debris and loss.
Seattle police today determine whether the robber who claimed to know murder details is truthful. The prisoner, Tom Smith, was questioned after his story was examined by investigators from Seattle, with responses from two police chiefs. Authorities weigh the credibility of his statements in the ongoing case.
United Press reports from Kansas indicate Jack Dempsey of Lenroot will not meet with managers this week. The Manchester bout setup has unsettled plans as Gene Pennie and partner pursue arranging a New York training and possible fight in the near future. Local promoter Norville confirms no public engagement is scheduled at the moment.
Federal prohibition authorities study use of pure grain alcohol for medicinal purposes to replace distilled liquor. Chemists and physicians argue whisky’s medicinal portion could be supplied by sweetened grain alcohol in small quantities, potentially easing shortages if current supply runs out.
Cardinal Gariparri, papal secretary of state, told United Press that the church entertains no doubt about the situation in Mexico. He said Catholicism faces a grave test in one of the world’s most Catholic nations and warned martyrs’ blood may be shed as church work continues.
In Des Moines and Rome, prominent Iowa figures gathered for private rites honoring Sen Albert B Gummins. Senate colleagues and leaders attended the funeral at the capitol as state officials and mourners paid respects.
An early earthquake report notes a strong tremor causing structural damage and concerns in the affected area. Eyewitness accounts describe unstable buildings, cracked walls, and frightened residents seeking safety. Authorities assess aftershocks and advise precautions pending further inspections.
Associated Press reports Lady Astor arrived in Boston aboard the SS Samaria to present America to her four children. She was met by her brother Charles Dana Gibson at the harbor and planned to visit Maine before continuing to Rockland. She urged peace activism but opposed total disarmament, noting police power remains essential.
Milwaukee report details Alfred Wessex aged ? killed and Bernari Sturglawass injured on the Hilbours road when detaching a tow rope from a machine. A car driver Stan Michiski crashed into them. Michiski is held for investigation. The section hand from Renesha, Wis, was on the way from Harvard, NJ, when a train incident occurred, leaving unclear which fault. Body found in lake with unclear details.
A garbled report from New York indicates General Motors surpassing the $200 billion mark amid market activity. Details are incomplete due to damaged text, but the headline notes a significant corporate valuation milestone.
Fragmentary text mentions farm land and income with garbled words. It references Wisconsin and weather forecast terms like partly cloudy and cooler. The readable portions are insufficient to identify individuals, events, or concrete facts.
A passenger airplane crashed near Bar Rare today while attempting a forced landing, killing three people including Tev Associated Presa Parma and ital De TeeAnS Tate RileAd. Three others were injured.
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