09 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
1
A fragmentary 1942 article argues for strict licenses and examinations for motorists and wireless chauffeurs amid a broader push to curb reckless driving. It cites aviation figures and a prominent race driver warning that accidents stem from driver inexperience and unregulated power.
Reports from Lausanne today describe a clearing mood at the conference on the Dardanelles dispute. Turkish autonomy seeks and allied positions are debated amid naval and military talks, with committees shaping a modified plan to satisfy Turkey and Western powers and possible Christmas recess discussed.
Green Bay reports that DreW Rapp, a Wayside physician, was arrested in Milwaukee on wife abandonment charges and arraigned in memorial court this morning. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over for a preliminary hearing on May 13. He also faces charges of practicing medicine without a license and stealing a mortgaged automobile. He was jailed for failing to post $33,000 bond.
An Oshkosh man was detained by authorities after being found on a Milwaukee street. The incident involved local police and unidentified witnesses, with investigations underway.
A crowded discussion calls for immediate open negotiations as the substitute league urges the Tiger to engage with East Coast allies. The report notes strong statements from officials about pacifying tensions and seeking a cooperative system to replace current wartime alignments.
Fire in the university chemistry building destroyed valuable graduate student manuscripts worth about $500. Foremen aided by chemical fumes tried to extinguish the blaze, delaying efforts. The loss centers on two years of research compiled by graduate students.
Weather outlook for Wisconsin shows continued cold with generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday. Temperatures stay below normal with clear conditions in many areas, while occasional snow flurries possible in higher regions as a new week begins.
A large fire in Astor Ore destroyed twenty four blocks of downtown and caused about 12 000 dollars in damage. Portland and other communities sent supplies while a relief committee organized meals and shelter for the homeless, with crews distributing bread and sandwiches at improvised stations. Authorities believe the blaze may have been incendiary or accidental.
Alvin Mo Owsley, national commander of the American Legion, told state adjutants in New York that a plan to bar all enemies from the country exists for up to six months. He claimed a German prince may visit the United States within months and warned that German submarine commanders are reporting to German ships.
Additional income taxes totaling more than 146040 were returned against Kenosha corporations after audits of their 1915 to 1919 returns. The largest item exceeds 130000 with over 104000 attributed to the additional normal tax, while other city firms faced smaller assessments.
The report notes uncertain outlook for farmers with price movements in beans, wheat, and other commodities. It mentions concerns over freight costs, feeder goods, and supply chain pressures affecting market stability. Authorities emphasize monitoring price signals and potential policy impacts on agriculture.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and terms including Hoban, Dory, Ginny, Mou, Capra, and Pearl in a chaotic sequence. It appears as a garbled historical note or index with no clear event or narrative. Entities are inconsistently presented, offering few resolvable facts.
A prominent Methodist leader in Janesville has died after a long illness. The obituary notes his years of service, community work, and leadership within the church and local organizations. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the church office.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a puzzle themed scene with scattered phrases about bones, a tour, chords, and cryptic names. The readable bits hint at a mystery solving scenario and a musical or voyage motif. No clear persons or organizations are extractable.
A dense, garbled OCR passage lists names, places, and terms such as Worsham, Narberd, Perot, and Parry. It references tones of political figures, infrastructure, and unknown events, with scattered fragments suggesting a ledger of individuals and topics rather than a coherent narrative.
A fire at Stevens Point trapped guests inside a building, prompting emergency responders to evacuate occupants. Detained are several individuals, with local authorities investigating the cause and noting no immediate fatalities reported at this time. Further updates on injuries and response actions are expected.
A fatal rear end collision occurred leaving one man dead. Police reported the driver of the second vehicle was injured and transported to a hospital. Authorities investigate the crash location and time details as they determine cause and identify the deceased and injured parties.
The U S House approved a treasury appropriation bill totaling 115 million dollars, with nine million for prohibition enforcement. A coal inspection and information disclosure provision risks one year in prison and up to five thousand dollars fine for violations. Committees pushed for a broad report on related measures as Congress considers anti prohibition and freight rail regulation questions.
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