21 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
1
In a heated address Mr Fordney urges protectionist measures amid debate over American valuation and tariff rates. He argues imported goods and foreign products benefit from favorable terms and stresses the need to shield American industry from price increases and market distortion.
In Tokyo and amid Allied pressure the French and Japanese delegations held a renewed session on auxiliary craft terms. Officials indicated progress discussions paused by ongoing disagreements over access and deployment, with diplomacy aimed at a broader conference framework.
Reported by United Press, two men allegedly used a stolen uniform to gain entry at a local bank. Details are unclear due to fragmented copy, including missing names and exact locations. Investigators seek witnesses and security footage from the incident ten days prior.
In a murder series tied to a feud, Dene Meu Bbesureeard was killed near Besurencre as the dean entered a nearby woods. Deputy Sheriff Faimes Long holds without bail while hearsay and forged warrants surface as the trial proceeds in district court.
A local bank robbery chase ends with a posse from Maries Clay county pursuing suspects after a female bookkeeper, described as from Iuka, helps identify the scene and participates in the search for the five bandits.
Fragmentary text outlines a plan to replace the League of Nations with four regional groups. Western Hemisphere, Europe, Asia, and Pacific would each include governments. aim to advance international peace though questions remain. Delegates discuss regional representation and shaping a new covenant.
Fragmentary text reports a House discussion on prohibiting the formation of blocs during regular caucuses. The record references lawmakers, potential penalties, and unspecified reforms, with unclear specifics and broken names. The draft notes mention Mr. Amseree and others, plus a cited fine of 33,000, but details are garbled.
Fragmented OCR reads three alleged cases of fatal harm across Upper Canada with mentions of a person named Ali-F Land and a victim in Minnesota. Text is garbled but indicates investigations or reports of killings or serious injuries and possible names of individuals and places.
Packingtown inhabitants face a dreary Christmas amid a strike. Victors, correspondents, and workers wrestle with hardship as the fire of reform dampens in Ardmore and nearby towns. The header hints at unrest and labor tensions shaping the holiday season through scattered, garbled OCR text.
Local officials announce that the police chief will remain in office. The decision follows ongoing performance reviews and community input, with officials noting continuity in leadership and policy direction for public safety initiatives.
A garbled OCR report describes a public debate involving De Valera and other figures in Galway. The fragment hints at political tensions, attendees, and shifting alliances amid a tense political climate. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text.
In Washington a second list of witnesses in the Senate investigation into charges that American soldiers were hanged without trial in France was read by Senator Watson. M J Wallis of Athens Ga testified about a corporal shooting a private at Camp Wheeler Ga with the victim said to be Private Hailey of Tampa. A letter from a Sandwick, Ohio comrade was read alleging officers in a Georgia regiment would face retaliation.
In a crowded session lawmakers discussed medical supplies and national defense while several committees faced delays. The day featured anticipated votes on proposed legislation as representatives pressed for clarity on funding and procedural timing.
A garbled weather bulletin reports zero conditions in the northeastern Wisconsin region today. The text includes misread lines and fragmented names, with stray references to locations and dates, leaving the forecast unclear beyond the stated absence of weather activity.
President Harding faces pressure from Republican senators to clarify and possibly revise the four power Pacific pact to ensure protection of Japan's territorial integrity. Administration aides foresee No quick Senate move as disagreements persist with the American delegation. Senator Borah calls for rewriting the treaty to remove ambiguous language amid predicted opposition from party and public.
Dublin reports show opposition to sending the Anglo Irish treaty to a plebiscite. George Gavan Duffy and Irish delegates urge approval, warning that a plebiscite campaign could inflame passions and split the country.
A farmer was killed when a tame bull attacked him, with a dog alerting the family to the incident. The event occurred in a farm setting, details scarce due to damaged text. authorities may investigate the bull’s behavior and the farm’s safety practices.
A garbled notice records an event honoring a requisition tied to Asam Je Eren and Me Ss te Milwankee with references to fore tale and late tomixht or Tharwias. The fragmentary text mentions leral Oprration, we, Femrersnre, and Tam Ips pabaitdi Mer, indicating a historical municipal or organizational acknowledgment amid damaged OCR text.
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