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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
1
The Wisconsin governor issues a full proclamation calling a special election to fill the unexpired term of late Senator Robert M. La Follette. The document outlines the election timeline, primary dates, and related measures.
Wausau Wisconsin police officer Jusenh Barlow died after his motorcycle sidecar struck a car on Grand Avenue. The collision occurred as both vehicles moved slowly. Barlow suffered a skull base fracture and died within a short time. The incident followed a prior injury from a previous crash last October.
A Warsaw dispatch reports Leon Trotsky returned to power in Moscow as chief of the economic council. The move signals a shift in leadership, with Trotsky placed in a role to direct economic policy and aim to stabilize Russia’s economy under a broader power reorganization.
Belojt Wis Roy Chapman Andrews, famed explorer, today denied reports that he was expelled from Mongolian territory. He rejected claims he was forced to finance the country due to alleged terms of an agreement with select organizations.
The weekly weather outlook from the United States Department of Agriculture notes ideal conditions for farm work in Wisconsin for the week ending Aug. 19. Measurable moisture is reported in several areas, threshing is active, grain yields hold steady, corn is maturing and beginning to decline in the south, with reports of light curllus in western counties and potatoes showing decent prospects.
French Morocco cleared of rebels in taal region as royal forces accept surrender. Morocco Paris and Spain end negotiations with Abd al-Karim and prepare to resume hostilities if Rifian resistance continues. Plenipotentiaries return from Melilla after a monthlong stay awaiting terms.
Margare taverer Racine hysterics halted a wedding between Margaret and waiter Burnell planned in Racine. Arrestee involved in a meat market burglary led to postponement. Darnell and Franz Mysesh of New Kensington Pa. face burglary charges and were bound over for trial after waiving preliminary examination.
A requisition from Springfield asks Wisconsin Governor to return Jacob Tolan to China for a four road consignment obtained by confidence trick. Tolan is believed arrested in Juneau Wisconsin and the case involves Hasty McNair of Chicago.
Wisconsin coverage reports on the Wisconsin American Legion convention in Stevens Point. P. L. Plummer is likely to become state commander, with A. A. Peterson seeking reelection. The endowment fund plan, to be placed with a trust company, supports a legion facility at Tomahawk Lake. National Commander James A. Drain warns the U S must be well prepared and defend the nation's interests. The report notes a House investigation into air defense funding led by Rep Florina Lampert.
The original screen star Valentino and his second wife Winifred Dy Wolfe Hud fut Valentino have agreed to separate. George Bilmeat, manager of Mrs. Valentino, said the separation is not a formal divorce, but a pause as artistic temperaments seek freedom for new work. New York business and Hollywood discussions followed, with no settlement terms announced.
President Coolidge, returning from a six day visit to his father’s home, prepares to relocate to the summer White House at Swampscott. He and Mrs. Coolidge will visit Norlistmpinn, Masa, and stay with Mr. Almira Gonehue, mother of the first lady. The Mayflower is studying Marblehead to escort him to the Capitol at a moment’s notice.
A garbled 1920s style report describes a Zenith operated station near Chicago suburbs broadcasting a concert from Eskimo performers amid interference. Phonograph selections supposedly failed to be understood by listeners while a distant alert interrupted with a New York or Canadian message.
A three story frame hotel in Rice Lake was burned early morning injuring guests including a prominent tourist party. Local authorities and emergency crews battled flames as guests fled, with several people reported saved or accounted for and police investigating the cause. Officers and state officials were at the scene.
United Press star correspondent Miles Wy Vaughn reports a strong earthquake felt across Japan caused widespread panic. Citizens in Tokyo and surrounding areas described shaking buildings and mixed reactions as authorities warned residents to stay indoors and monitor updates.
An unclear dispatch notes McMillan and party expecting a 70 start for states in September. The report, by Daniel W Mewes, hints at return plans and mentions Bowen and Peary awaiting a September reentry as part of The Fireaine fepreem.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with mysterious names and venues including Cantan and Rockefeller foundations. It references security, espionage, and alleged plots, with scattered mention of officials and places, creating a wartime style intrigue. The readable elements point to a political thriller atmosphere rather than a coherent report.
A severe weather outbreak brings extreme heat and heavy rain across the central area. Reports describe dangerous conditions, widespread power disruptions, and a fatal incident tied to the storm. Officials warn residents to seek shelter and stay updated on weather advisories.
Fragmentary report notes a discussion in Washington on so called unequal treaties. Delegates from major powers clashed over autonomy and external jurisdiction amid questions of international law and the role of a leading power.
A coroner's jury ruled the fatal automobile crash inevitable. The event involved Mrs Moulden and Mr and Mrs Charles Firner, with Mrs Moulden dying from a broken spinal cord after the car rolled into a wrecked vehicle. Judith, returning from a visit, was among those involved as the wind damaged the oar of the Flood?
A congressional subcommittee heard testimony on postal rate hikes that critics say hurt mail users and the Postal Service. John EF Hellwig urged price cuts, while magazine executives and advertisers argued higher costs threaten circulation and direct mail campaigns, prompting six senators to lead the inquiry.
A tentative $7.06 million medical building gift to Wisconsin’s university was rejected by the Board of Regents. Private groups urged support for Dr. Carter Bardeen at the medical school as Rockefeller Foundation funding was discussed, with about $400,000 still needed. Regents retained a federal education grant for medical research but refused further gifts from similar sources.
The daily forecast covers Waccovie Central and surrounding areas. Expect rain and cooler temperatures with a mixed sun and cloud pattern. Regional highs near the mid fifties and overnight lows around the freezing mark.
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