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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1908
Page
6
Two famed billiards players emerge in a noisy report mixing names like Kin and Tre and references to pitches and games. The text weaves mentions of Stone and Byrnes and a long list of entities, with scattered notes on baseball, a race, and a spring automotive topic.
The article discusses deep waterway proposals and opposition, arguing the lakes and rivers need a unified plan. It cites Germany's industrial awakening and a proposed national convention with judges and officials to study policy, supported by Roosevelt’s aims for scientific resource use. It also notes existing federal financial interest and reforms shaping maritime policy.
A Harvard university professor demanded reform of higher education arguing that the system has become weak and overprotective. He urged building strength at the top and warned that rivals will profit if the coast is not cleared, stressing the need for real distinction among leaders and institutions.
A fragmented report blends a trial scene where a defendant remains defiant yet weary, with a public health policy note. The narrative contrasts courtroom bearing and arrogance with a forecast of acquittal, then shifts to discussions of government health functions and a remark on a health department proposal amid cabinet concerns. The piece includes Health ads from J. Bauman & Co. and other notices.
Few grasp the size of Bell companies employee force. At SS07 about 90,000 workers wore the Blue Bell badge, 19,000 below the US military cap and far above the 60,000 currently enlisted. If all Bell staff and families settled together, they could form another Milwaukee, handling about 14 million messages daily over 6,000,000 miles of wire.
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