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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
5
Hollywood experts focus on director salaries with wide variance. The average weekly wage for directors is about 2009 dollars, while many others earn as little as 875 weekly. A producer argues a director who knows every detail adds value at around 2000 per job for efficiency.
A producer, burdened by a high salary difference with a top director, faced extended set time and costly stays as inexperience forced repeated takes. Mumauxcea Jonn Hamilton, claiming to be a physician, was arrested after ten days at Mberty following a ninety day workhouse sentence for climbing from an air station window with two cans of oil.
Milwau kee deputies rush to a ransacked home after a burglary attempt as youths flee and a loot stash is found on a captured suspect Victor Rovel. A steam boiler in Potar is destroyed under Sheriff Ford. Police seek a jewelry thief who entered Mig Glorie Kobla’s room. Two girls shoplift a large sum of goods, and three Milwaukee youths are arrested for auto theft. A boy saves a companion from the Wisconsin river after a fall.
Lloyds registers show quarter ending June 30 total new ship tonnage 360,821 with Great Britain and Ireland under construction 1,093,687 tons and foreign builds up 244,000 tons. Motor vessels now exceed 1.1 million tons, steam under construction 4.21 million tons, and seagoing steam tonnage shares shift with prewar highs noted.
Edward W. Browning, a wealthy New York real estate operator, denies plans to adopt Sylvia Molten as a foster child after selecting Mary Louise Spo as a playmate for his other foster daughter Dorothy Sunshine. Sylvia detailed the proposed move following a visit to Browning's home.
A projected American national committee plans interfacial cooperation with the League of Nations. The effort aims to link national and international groups similar to cooperative bodies in other member countries. Notables named include Italo senator and council heads, with several university and arts organizations represented.
Germany’s largest wine exposition, titled Wine and German Kultur, will open at Cobienz and run through August 13. It showcases wine from all provinces, tracing culture from vine to bottle in a scientific cultural propagandistic display.
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