31 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
1
Washington says no action on the Star situation while talks continue. The operators reject a 10 percent wage increase, accept the eight hour day in principle, and warn that even with a 19 percent cost rise, no general wage hike is justified. The union backs arbitration but doubts the governor’s stance.
Milwaukee Alderman McGowan, chair of Madison police and fire commissions, is accused of extortion conspiracy and impersonation. A Milwaukee man claims three other men and he visited the Klump home, pressing for favors and a share in duties. Further calls and admissions reportedly followed as investigators review the alleged scheme.
President Coolidge meets with the Federal Farm Loan Board to review the financial situation affecting farmers. The discussion covered the overall farming outlook and potential policy implications for American agriculture.
At Milwaukee the Wisconsin state fair featured a grand parade with kings and queens of worth, 1284 head of cattle including Maisteins Guernseys Jerseys and short horns, plus 56 dairy cows. Prizes in county school exhibits and poultry division were announced with Racine and Racine County schools earning top placements.
An honorary member was announced at a banquet for Schumann Heine. The event featured a silver saving cup presentation and speeches, with sentiments about enduring loyalty and a longing for America. The speaker expressed mixed feelings toward Germany and affection for the United States.
Former Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno has been named president of the Hamburg Amerikan line, according to a Central News dispatch from Berlin. The report says Cuno has abandoned politics and will join the executive board to consult with American interests in the near future.
The United States and Mexico agreed to resume full diplomatic relations. Formal notice was announced by the state department after talks in Mexico City led by Charles B. Warren and Barton Paine. Embassies will be restored to official status, with ambassadors soon to be appointed.
President Coolidge presses the start key as the Pony Express is revived from St. Joseph Missouri toward San Francisco. Robert Shepherd rides the inaugural lap, joined by riders in worn outfits, as 30 horses participate in the revival spanning plains mountains deserts and rivers with changes every six miles.
The death of Matt Aotwon Jr aged about 6 occurred after he was struck by an automobile driven by Dovrina 23 Eleventh Street Milwaukee in front of Blors' creamery. An inquest will be held, date not yet announced.
The American Bar Association executive council backed adherence to the world court in a Minneapolis session. The stance followed heated debate and favored the court’s establishment as urged by Secretary of State Hughes.
Reported labor disturbance in Wyoming Valley where miners halted work in protest of safety and equipment orders. Action followed by management plans to replace workers as tensions rise between miners and coal operators.
The report notes Britain and allies push to mediate, with Greece and Italy at odds over jurisdiction. Aims include enforcing international law and pressuring demands for surrender linked to Corfu. Unconfirmed dispatches allege a formal demand for surrender has been issued.
A masked crowd gathers at a field meeting in Detroit with robed men guarding entrances to a large hall. Deputies report the event was well attended but no arrests were made as the crowd dispersed after the late gathering ended.
A vehicle overturned on a county road a few miles west of Minneapolis, killing one occupant and injuring another. The injured was taken to General Hospital. authorities investigated the crash and noted the vehicle’s path and damage at the scene.
New York reports a suspension of a prominent attorney from the rostrum at the opening of business hours. The Richter firm in Philadelphia faces questions as the matter unfolds in association with the stock exchange context.
A fragmented report details Alvin Jensen transformed by a life sentence into a blue law advocate. The text references religious overtones and public rhetoric, noting statements about Sabbath observance and moral governance while naming other figures in a garbled form.
Disjointed OCR fragment recalls weather affected attendance at a 1922 track meet. Names such as Harkey Hod and Sandy appear among scattered references to governors and venues. The text hints at racing events, afternoon sessions, and a closing of the meet with uncertain timing and conditions.
In Milwaukee an old debate reemerges over whether temperance measures should be judged by law or by social habits. Governor Hiaine backs an amendment favoring readjustment, arguing the issue hinges on citizen conduct and enforcement rather than mere prohibition.
Readable fragments show cloudy to overcast skies with mixed rain and light snow in several towns. Road conditions vary from poor to fair with possible ponding and light precipitation affecting travel in Oshkosh Madison Craske and nearby areas.
The Rome government deems Athens reply inadequate and pledges to evaluate war measures. Italy reports its cabinet meeting found the Greek response unsatisfactory while appeals for intervention circulate from Geneva as Italian forces near Corn Silesia.
A tank explosion at the Barrett company site in Philadelphia's north end killed two workers and injured ten others. Fire destroyed the building, and three large tanks are reported damaged as crews battle blazes. Rescue operations continued through the day amid uncertain conditions.
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