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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
15
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Shenandoah blimp maneuvering near western routes, with references to a potential visit, a German restriction, and an event tied to military or political plans. The text mentions stations, guards, and a looming inspection, but remains unclear and garbled.
In Winneconne this morning several defendants faced charges in Wherry Court. Erwin Fisher pleaded guilty to forcing a person into an illegal act then denying the truth. Charter Dolan pleaded guilty to a related count. The court heard pleas from multiple defendants and imposed fines.
A noisy rain disrupted a Riverside concert featuring Nathar Paine and the Paige Lamber company. The event, the fifth in a Ferries series, proceeded despite weather as attendees endured mud and limited visibility.
A daily car count recorded 3 279 vehicles passing a near Murdoch Street intersection. The report notes heavy motor trucks and many motorcycles among the counted traffic with several reports of minor incidents and near misses.
Obituary notes the death of George F. Ramery, longtime Oshkosh area resident with ties to Rhinelander. Born July 8, 1809, he married in 183? and leaves several family members including brothers and a sister. Survived by wife and children, the report honors his prominence in the lumber business.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Rhinslander 1589 ADT and a man linked to Beuwn Brothess’ Lumber company. It references 1910 changes to a family SUPRY firm and a peat fruit beat spring, with retirement plans and a church-congregational context.
The article outlines final plans for a Firveory Wisconsin gathering and fire department meeting. It notes venues, dates, and participants including local officials and attendees. The report mentions a Wednesday evening session and a continuation of preparations for a late evening event.
Fragmented OCR yields a list of political actions and names. The text references delegate elections, a county setting, and farm or municipal figures, with unclear dates and venues. Despite garbled wording, it conveys a political organizing agenda and participation by local entities.
Frederick L Gumz, aged about 60, longtime resident of Oxbront, died after a long illness. The funeral will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at the Amn of A ANN, Dire Ciiny, with burial in the tertheran renerery. Survivors include Mina Ariel Alehell and a brother ATH feet dG.
A golf competition was canceled amid a tangle of garbled OCR text referencing participants, scheduling, and possible illness. Key names and exact reasons are obscured, leaving the outcome as a postponed or canceled event with no clear date or attendee list.
A worker at a nearby mill lost a finger in a saw incident. Authorities indicate the injury occurred during routine operation and required immediate medical attention. The incident is under investigation to determine exact cause and safety compliance at the facility.
A fragmented historical article describes keeping a turtle as a garden pet. References to Mediterranean origins, breeding, and care details appear amid garbled text, with mentions of confinement and public interest in reptile ownership.
Princess Mer aon, granddaughter of Emperor Franz Taerph and daughter of the crown prince Rudolph, marries social democratic member of the Awahirian Wot. Her marriage follows prior contested unions and a refugee escape from Behsenbrann. She now serves in a royal role while her political stance and personal life attract attention in Vienna.
A Tokyo child welfare official reports ongoing hardship among evacuee and displaced children. City relief aims address immediate needs as many areas await reconstruction amid unemployment and housing strain.
William W. Goold a veteran surveyor of Winnebago County Wisconsin aged 52 died at his home following a stroke two weeks ago He was born July 23 1842 in Nova Scotia Survived by three children William A Goold Mrs Gevers Li Crema of Winnebago and Mew HL Bragg of Madison Minnesota Funeral services Sunday at 1 o clock conducted by Rev BE Gewit of the local church
ACosmographs series reports discovery of prehistoric reservoirs in Spring Valley Nevada attributed to a construction era about 40 007 years ago. They are triangular in shape, range up to 80 feet long, with retaining walls up to 1 800 yards long and 28 feet thick, embedded into the hillside and possibly granite core with debris.
In Berlin a dispute between Germanys theatrical association and performers over pay sparked court action. The association set a 575 mark ceiling for prominent artists and formed a commission to define the term. Stars demanded far more, with demands ranging up to 17,300 marks per performance. A compromise proposed expiring the salary limits by July 30, 1926, but was rejected. Further court talks are planned.
Fragmentary text mentions reduced dates and wild cycles affecting children, with unclear context or specifics. Unable to determine event, parties, or location from the preserved lines.
Wilmington Delaware Former United States senator and retired judge George Gray died at his home at 4419 p m today He was 85 years old The Associated Press reports from Wilmington Delaware
Allied Press reports: in Malltax N S the agreement to settle the Neva Leon government’s pension for miners in the Beye coal field was signed by striking miners’ representatives after a meeting at Syd. The move aims to conclude a prolonged coal mining strike at Gane Neetu.
A damaged report describes a World War relic recovered from a wreck site near Tampa and Bilard, detailing heavy losses from a German submarine attack. The fragments mention Aseneliren Dyeeas Porthuawl and Qhanorgun Walre-At, with references to 1113 and November.
United Press reports that a Wisconsin Traction official declined to give a concrete schedule for the Langlade County dam project on the West River. He said there are no immediate plans to develop the project, though future development cannot be ruled out.
Rescuers freed Minh Gilvie Gallant from a dirt cave in at the Tilden cafe this morning. He was uninjured and showed no effects from his seven key imprisonment. Rescue teams expect to find Adolph Stencher’s body later today as the coal man is paid.
Three men were injured when a car driven by Wyl Nant Steffan crashed into a stopped truck on highway 17. Steffan and his brother Ernest suffered broken legs while Steffan’s wife, both their four children, and Mrs. George Van Ese were badly bruised.
United Press reports Hamilton Ontario defendant Romeo Fortini is wanted by U.S. authorities over a $1,501,000 bond robbery at Centerville. The case centers on alleged alterations to bonds and involves interstate crime mechanisms. Fortini faces extradition efforts as investigators pursue leads across borders.
A well educated 20 year old Albanian, arrested in New York, faced charges of dealing in United States Liberty bonds. Authorities report that keys found in his possession could unlock safety vaults containing about 100,000 dollars in bonds. The man was taken to Buffalo by a Secret Service agent for further action.
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