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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
1
Report outlines China’s position in negotiations over Shantung dispute, possible refusals to sign, and proposals affecting treaties. Delegates discuss Japanese traffic control, Chinese appointments, and potential compromises amid Pekin opposition and U.S. mediation efforts.
Report from St Louis says a subterranean vat used for fermenting corn mash on a farm was dynamited. Authorities say the blast damaged a small house nearby and caused a fire that was quickly contained. no injuries reported as investigators probe the incident on the rural property.
A fragmented report notes endorsement of the Itignal Lard policy for reclamation and irrigation amid debate over farm land expansion. mentions opposition at a cultural conference and references economic conditions, a proposed shore fund, and potential repeal of the Esch-– Men era provisions.
Judge E Ray Stevens of Dane County Court rules that the 4921 law is invalid and that the undertaking business is not part of the prescribed duties. The decision impacts associated commercial activities and clarifies regulatory boundaries.
A federal narcotics official in the Northwest was wounded in a clash with smugglers. Reported details mention John Wail and Max Brooks with associates at a street intersection near Hennepin Avenue, as officers pursued suspects.
Weather service reports record low temperatures across the southern region as a major storm moves in from the north. Strong winds drive waves and cause widespread exposure as residents endure bitter cold and icy conditions, with schools and travel disrupted.
A high court ruling compels state districts to build or lose state aid. The opinion, cited by Deputy Attorney General, holds the state superintendent cannot withhold funds to compel compliance. Over 295 schools face aid reductions under the decision, with the department estimating over 55,009 dollars at stake.
A partial report notes that stills used for producing wood alcohol were found near the site of a deadly incident. Investigators tie the equipment to the substance involved and assess safety failures.
Fragmentary text mentions a trial related to purchasing a stolen vehicle. No clear entities or dates are readable beyond references to a trial and a stolen car. Context is severely garbled.
Bloodhounds traced two thieves who pilfered two sit shots and two bins of nuts and candy. The pursuit followed a scent through several streets before the suspects were lost to sight.
A Alabama official says weeks will back Henry Ford’s offer on Muscle Shoals plants amid debate in Congress. He notes Ford’s price could settle the issue if his terms are reasonable, arguing the arrangement would aid national projects and wartime needs.
Senator Kenyon presents a report from the committee on the situation in West Virginia. The piece notes support for a national board to address labor disputes and investigations into living and working conditions amid a national mood for reform.
A baffling incident reports a disturbing bovine capture within the city limits. Authorities investigated a sighting sequence tied to vague dates and unfamiliar names, prompting local officials to urge calm and clarify the event details.
A jagged report outlines a meeting with regard to administration and funding. References to reductions, labor and farm producers appear alongside unclear names and actions. The text notes debates on representation and policy shifts amid confusion.
In a brief roundup, lawmakers debate foreign policy maneuvers and domestic reactions to international developments. The report highlights congressional moves, committee notes, and public commentary shaping how the chapter unfolds.
Report says committee plans to advance a revenue proposal with a sales tax, aiming to present it to the House within weeks. Roy is noted as a key figure, while opponents show mixed signals about backing the levy amid fiscal debates and insurance and veteran aid discussions.
James A Stone, state official, is reported to be called to Washington. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a change in leadership or assignment affecting the state department.
A cryptic item notes warrants issued against a pastor amid unclear details. The fragment mentions a person named alvizh and phrases like wow, with no additional context or dates. Further readable facts are not present in the text.
Five men robbed First National Bank of Graton taking about $20 000 in bonds and cash. Harold Mauss assistant cashier was killed and two women injured during the heist. Detectives pursued the vehicle through city streets, a pursuit ended when bandits abandoned the car and hid in a house on Pennsylvania avenue. Suburban residents watched as the siege continued with a large cordon and shots exchanged.
United Press report states workers at the South Street Fuse parking plants will defy a federal court injunction against picketing. Officials claim threats and intimidation followed a walkout affecting nearly all workers, with unions pressing their legal action.
The article reports President Harding calling on six government departments to take action on unemployment. It notes agency measures and possible programs under the federal government as he seeks quicker relief.
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