24 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1921
Page
1
The article discusses Senate concerns over the four power pact, reservations altering U S prerogatives, and potential impact on foreign policy. It notes opposition leaders aim to weaponize the debate for the upcoming campaign, and cites Harding's misinterpretation of treaty scope affecting Japan.
Tokyo press reports raise concerns about Japanese sentiment toward U S actions and the erosion of trust amid ongoing disputes. Analysts suggest many Japanese feel mistreated by perceived Western overreach and a strained alliance dynamic.
Local authorities and federal agents patrol Rumene county as tension spikes after the killings of Wurzer and his brother Jozeph Pettinsion and a major arrest. A coroners inquest draws woodsmen who oppose federal action and fear an escape attempt.
Washington dispatch reports Republican Senators move to unseat Michigan's H Sewberry over campaign funds. Six GOP colleagues demand a defense from Senator Curtis, edging toward a vote on Newberry with anti Newberry factions hopeful. Names include Capper McNary Jones and others with Cummins possibly in the核心 group.
A distress report from Callect Press Boston states the steamer Mount Benson is without fuel and in distress about 599 miles east of Boston. Wireless messages indicate the vessel has lost fuel and is in peril. no word yet on rescue or status. The Mount Benson was en route from Antwerp to New York with a cargo and a crew aboard.
Newport dispatch reports National Guard troops mobilized by Governor Merrox to protect Newport rolling mill amid five days of disorder and shootings. Workers remain tense as authorities note no clear casualties yet and blame shifts among aggressive individuals.
Reports say a severe windstorm struck farming regions in Morehouse parish and Clarkedal, damaging Banks and Danner store and nearby buildings. One white woman and several men reportedly killed in Monroe area. low temperatures noted in Omaha and Seb. injuries and exact counts remain unconfirmed as officials await clearer reports.
A Tokry-Danzier correspondent reports Washington discussions on Pacific armament curb risks of war. Premier Tassnash of Japan expresses cautious optimism and welcomes a cooperative tone, noting progress in negotiations with major powers and a restrained path forward.
Washington D.C. announces alfalfa meal cane seed oolton seed cake and beet pulp must be classified on the same rail rates. A plan to establish a ten state system aims for a 10 percent lower freight rate on cattle fowls named than current wheat rates.
The article notes ocean liners and Santa Claus racing to meet a Christmas deadline in San Francisco and New York. It mentions government actions, hunger for gifts, and a festival of lights as communities prepare for Hanukkah.
Mrs Debs, wife of Debs, hopes for her husband Gene Debs to return from Atlanta prison by Christmas. Terre Haute dispatch notes Debs plans dinner and Christmas prayers as supporters await news, with telegrams and errands filling the day.
A government order from the Secretary of Labor directs aid to immigrants to ensure they have a merry Christmas. The text notes enforcement at American ports and a focus on humane treatment, while referencing labor and social welfare provisions and related agencies.
A freight train collision in Wisconsin claimed the life of a conductor named H. E. Rhodes. The wreck occurred when a freight car struck the switch layover, causing a fatal injury to the crew member as other cars derailed.
Fragmented OCR text describes a head coach facing issues with the academy football team and lingering losses. Names and precise details are unclear, but themes include coaching, academy struggles, and a challenging season.
A statewide inquiry into the Ki Klux Klan began in Ardmore with police and county officials interviewing witnesses. Investigators sought to identify possible connections to Bourland and other suspects as the case unfolded, with the probe focusing on alleged threats and linked incidents surrounding the murder.
A fragment describes a woman asserting a right to take money from her husband’s pockets. The text lacks context and names, leaving the origin and outcome unclear. It mentions a Malden area setting and references to payments or remittance in a vague legal or social dispute.
Fragmentary OCR text notes tension over a statewide incident or allegation involving public figures and local officials. Mentions national debate, possible charges or responses, and calls for scrutiny. Details are unclear but imply political or civic probing and public concern.
An automobile party was struck by a train near Chicago Milwaukee and Pu a line. Mrs. Oscar Puchs and another occupant were injured in the crash. Readable fragments indicate the accident involved a traveling group from Cheat welw, with injuries to multiple passengers.
Turbulence erupts in Cairo and Suez as Egyptian nationalists clash with authorities. Reports say deaths and dozens wounded amid expulsions ordered by Field Marshal Allenby and efforts to curb anti government demonstrations. Rumors link demands for self rule to wider unrest across the country.
Heavy rains across southern Ohio push the Ohio and its tributaries beyond banks. Mill Creek floods suburbs. Point Pleasant and Middleport brace for a Christmas flood as the Ohio River nears flood stage. Forecasters warn of lingering risks despite ceased rain and a coming freeze.
Secretary Mellon stated the Treasury has not changed its stance on the soldier bonus since last July. He denied that any tax on light wines and beer is being considered to fund the bonus, noting such a levy would not be proposed by the Treasury. He cited estimates that a tax of this kind could yield about 506 million dollars annually.
A Republican representative from Washington introduces a plan to leave excess immigrants in the country under a temporary emigration law. The proposal aims to address quotas from forty countries and follows reports from a local newspaper about aliens and emigration issues.
Six men connected to a Russian case are convicted and expected to face sentencing. The report notes strong reactions and mentions related figures and planned actions at Green Bay. Weather and regional notes accompany the item in this period news brief.
Unclear OCR outlines a boxing style event with Jimmy Muzzy Miluaches Rete Jas and Pinkes Muchell Renny Leonard Right. Eight rounds reportedly scheduled.
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