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Newspaper

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1922

Page

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Refugees Die in Snow on Long Roads to Food

A grim report details Russian refugees starving and freezing on long roads westward in winter, seeking aid along routes toward Siberia and the California divide. Descriptions note crowds at gathering points, empty stations, and government promises of food for children, with many dying in the cold during migration.

Edvean W. Hullazer United Press Star Schachrand Sevier Repubist Behavash Fresen Stberm U.S. West Enay California Arcemas Gojon Pacific Rockies Sier Yuriema Sovermmeet Frey Uni Bose Darel Siberia Bany Moscow Tain Ped Tadioeer Brerr Kazan

Unclear OCR Note Brief Mentions Berch and Woolwine

Fragmentary text references Arthur C Berch and Tee Woolwine with garbled phrases about a “lucky day” and a district attorney context. No clear event, date, or location discernible.

Tee Woolwine St .Tysren Ode

Man's Body Found in Burning Haystack

A body found in a haystack near Madison was set alight from a car arrival. The deceased weighed about 130 pounds and wore a sheepskin coat. identification could not be made. A gunny sack and a footprint near the scene were noted by authorities.

Madixon Madison Arsi

Ford at Washington 10 Receive Acceptance of Muscle Shoals Offer

Ford and Secretary Weeks meet in Washington to confirm the government bid for the Muscle Shoals nitrate project. A final word on the Ford offer is expected as Congress will be asked to appropriate funds. The event follows campaigns and political tensions around the 1938 senatorial race.

FORD Washington Sey Serberc Henry Ford Bircess Todar Fis Sevun Todarts Congress Newbe Univ Newberry Elose Lawrence Mare Sieiss Sant Newherry Oregon Newherry Pie

Man With Rifle Fires At Driver In Unclear Incident

An unclear report describes a man with a rifle shooting at a driver linked to a group or event. The text contains numerous garbled phrases and appears to reference a chaotic scene near Oregon with uncertain details about personnel, timing, and responsibility.

Mother Starts on Long Walk to Appeal to President Harding

Mrs. Anderson begins a long walk from Sioux City to petition President Hoover and relay her grievances tied to The Marion Star. She carries the paper and prays for attention as she resumes another lap of her journey.

Harding Ceres Presss Tayton Marztre Lux Cireee Teder Esk Parfon Zermer Florence Harding Marion Star Anderson Sioux City Lay Abe

Whisky rulings and medicine claims in Wisconsin history

Fragmentary notes discuss whether whisky was considered medicine by the Wisconsin medical establishment and state authorities. The text references a Journal American Medical assertion about medical use of whisky and a Wisconsin physician’s stance on prescribing wine and spirits.

Sousdins Journal American Medical Asseration Wisconsin

Poincare Seeks New Cabinet Amid Political Turmoil

Former French president Raymond Poincare moves to form a new cabinet under Premier Briand as political strains widen in the chamber. Briand’s dramatic exit followed a near binding confidence vote, with reports of opposition in parliament to Poincare’s return and speculation on layoffs, ministries, and potential ministerial appointments to shape the next French government.

Associated Press Pars Raymond Poincare France Sus Eeeking te‘Gar M. Griand Resteas M. Brant Chamber of Deputies St. Poincere Milleran Lund Trinister Mennard Men Briand Bilerané St Poinche Millerand Aristide Briand Geultediy Tess Tweny

Searches Extend for Missing Person Amid Fresh Tug Assist

In St Paul Minnesota a new request for help comes as authorities seek additional tugs to assist in the search for James Moher and Mary Maternal. The notice outlines duties and deployment details with coordination through local agencies.

St. Pawl Portage Mina James Moher I.scina

Prince arrival sparks unrest in Medrin Tadia region

Reported riotous incidents accompany the prince's arrival, with authorities saying tensions rose as dignitaries entered the Medrin Tadia area. No injuries or causalities confirmed at this time.

Held for Theft Names in Brief Case

The report lists three men held for theft: Tas sie Barts, Alexander Jafe, and 24-year-old companion, all detained as investigations continue. Authorities provided few details beyond identities.

Tassie Barts Alexander Jafe

Michigan Senator Newberry case: political ward or murder dispute

A scrambled report discusses Senator Newberry in a divided Senate vote over seating amid corruption accusations. It mentions reactions by lawmakers, party lines in Congress, and calls for accountability, with opponents labeling the matter political and supporters urging resolution.

Michigan Newberry Senate

Fast train wreck reported with several dead

AP report from Spokane notes a fast passenger train on the North Coast line was wrecked near midnight. Initial word says several persons were killed and many injured, with some brought to Spokane hospitals. Details and casualty figures are still evolving.

iBs Associated Press Spokane North Coast Notti Myer

Open Shop Support Highlighted At State Builders Convention

At the closing session of the State Master Builders convention the open shop was praised as the right approach if properly handled, seen as a two step solution to labor issues. Milwaukee reporter Richard Perris noted the gathering elected officers including Richard Perris as president, HB Ulbrich as secretary, and others. Appleton and La Crosse delegates named for leadership roles with Watertown treasurer August Pitz.

Associated Freese la Cemse Leoy Lamtrom Michaeber Connell Mej HB. Ulbrich Pavia Janesville E. H. Luening la Crosse Appleton Rams Fourti Zicker Watertown August Pitz

Invitations to Genoa Meet Issued by Associated Press

Invitations to Genoa Meet have been issued, detailing participation and arrangements. The document outlines the expected attendees, timing, and venue specifics, with emphasis on national acknowledgments and economic considerations shaping the event.

Genoa

Beloit Police Seize Three After Daring Brodhead Store Raid

Beloit police recover stolen furs after raiding a Brodhead store. Three suspects seized amid a wild escape attempt that ended with the chief of police being restrained and the offenders pursued by officers. Value of loot reported around 7 4?d? and includes fur stock and hides.

Beloit Brodhead

Sugar Company Fails Under Intermecan Oversight

A sugar company faced difficulties amid a tense period of oversight by Intermecan regulators. Officials cited financial strains and production delays as factors contributing to the failure, with no immediate resolution in sight. Local creditors awaited further guidance as management considered strategic options.

Unclear OCR item hints at names and events

Fragmentary text mentions individuals and a possible incident but lacks clear details or readable context. No verifiable actions, dates, or locations are present to form a coherent news summary. Further readable text is needed to produce a factual report.

Diplomatic Release Reflects Softened Irish Conflict Tone

An Associated Press report from Dublin notes a diplomatic signal of easing amid prisoner issues. The piece describes Ireland's political shifts, potential transfers of Sinn Fein prisoners, and discussions hinting at broader peace moves affecting civil and military administrations.

Abs Associated Press Dublin Wolsiun

Disapproves Haugen Meat Packing Act Debate

A garbled notice shows Haagen Meat Packing Act disapproval voiced by National Live Exchange President at Chace. The fragment hints at reaction to cooperative market actions and possible regulatory concerns but unreadable details limit clarity.

Haugen Meat Packing

Missing Wife Sought by Family in Police Plea

A family pleads with police to locate a missing wife, detailing the couple’s distressed state and urging immediate action. The fragment notes Kanebs and a partner involved in the plea, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text. Authorities urged to intensify search and verify her whereabouts.

Naval disarmament talks seen moving toward clear treaty

Washington reports the big five begin final edits to the naval disarmament treaty as France’s Brédoc remains in cabinet flux. Sarraut reassures adherence while observers warn militarists may hinder peace aims. Negotiations on Shantung port access and railway reforms proceed with Hughes and Balfour proposals awaiting Tokyo and Peking responses.

Sexleas Briandsti M. Sarraut France Tao Toreisa Lena Japarest Shantang China Peking Tokyo

Trade totals show December exports near prior month

The report notes a 1 percent decline to 660 in favor of U S trade and December exports totaling 295,900,020 while imports reach 725,000,000 with November at 294,000,000 and December at 722,000,000. It cites falling commodity prices and reduced demand as the main causes, with overall year exports at 4,455,005,007 and imports totaling 5,278, BOY,OA reaching 1,520.

LL. C United States Eemanerce Department Sang Boy OA An Arias

Professor decries wit and stunt in student humor

A New York professor from New York University derides a campus humor quarterly as risqué stunt. He clutches a copy of Mercy and recalls a tremor of shame at the content, urging restraint amid lively student satire.

New York Brune E.G. Sinler New York University X.Y

British commentary on resignation of Premier Briand

The issue carries varied British editorials lamenting Briand’s resignation while noting the broader French political crisis. Observers urge cautious handling of postresignation tensions and continued Franco British cooperation amid uncertainty.

Briand

Four Big Copper Mines To Open Soon

In a regional update the article notes plans to open four large copper mines imminently. It highlights Calumet and Ey Wis as key locations with expected boosts to production and employment.

Indictments of Treason Issued in West Virginia

Indictments of treason issued in West Virginia relate to alleged activities by a union faction during a disputed period. The charges reference actions linked to the United Mine Workers and internal union factions. Specific names and details are obscured in the fragment, but the case centers on alleged uprisings and secretive operations.

Sagan Mk Keener United Mine Workers Sabnd A.C. Borler Secrsof Union of Seals Lesan Abouz

Direct Sarraut to Stay at Washington

A garbled dispatch notes a directive involving M. Sar and a Washington conference. The fragmented cablegram references French derogation and a 14 fold factor, with unclear sources and names.

Sarraut Washington

New Path for American Trade With Ireland Is Opened Up

A report notes expanding U S trade with Ireland through Cork and Queenstown. Experts discuss goods including coal, clothes, bottles, lace, dairy products, and opportunities for American ships and shipyards. The piece highlights anticipated imports and the potential rush of business.

Ireland Haeiten Weal Adi Ahoe United States Cork Queenstown River Lasan Amercan

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