06 Jul 1926
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1926
Page
1
President Coolidge invokes the spirit of the founding fathers in a Philadelphia Sesquicentennial address marking the Declaration of Independence anniversary. He says the nation rests on the heart and responsibilities of the people, urging better knowledge and adherence to constitutional ideals to sustain government and liberty.
An Associated Press report from Richland Center details a head on collision involving a truck carrying young people near Lone Keck. One person died and several others were seriously injured, including Moss Dawson, daughter of W A Dawson. Dawson suffered a broken rib and punctured lung. Names of the injured were not immediately released.
Fragmentary notes show a Presbyterian church withdrawing backing from a sesquicentennial event. The garbled text mentions Budge, Clerk, and denomination concerns, with unclear dates or precise actions. Further readable details are needed to specify scope, actors, or outcomes.
Ey Associated Press reports Paris where Minister Callay urges the chamber of deputies to grant full powers to the government to issue decrees addressing the financial crisis. Deputies would need to renounce certain limits while authorizing measures to stabilize the currency and control consumption. The minister outlined the program and restricted actions needed.
Washington notes show Senate campaign funds committee listing large contributors. Several names and amounts are recorded, including the North Woodford Avenue church and others, with totals around seven dollars and thousands in various sums. The fragmentary report names individuals and groups and their payments, reflecting campaign finance disclosures.
Ambiguous dispatch notes New York selecting two native sons for the presidency. Governor ay Chet Tat and Senator Wade are mentioned amid confusion and garbled OCR. The piece hints at party debates, regulation opposition, and anticipated Republican contenders, with fragmented references to speeches and future roles.
Chicago is the scene as injunctional protection for race track betting at the Washington Park course is extended for another week. Circuit Judge orders more time for legal maneuvering as attorneys seek a resolution. Estimates of the total wagering range from 250000 to 360000 dollars amid the dispute.
Washington reports the president and bi speci iin 26 Pa . and proceed fra snobils Tour of spruce pine and birch to Pines luxurians cantp on Lake Le Suma BUONS the kin in progress for several weeks. Clerks and attaches guard the five and his wife, with servants. Offi ces at hotel Surtees established. 200 men to camp during the press. Structures ample accom modations available for the summer.
Madison dispatch reports a tangled Wisconsin battle over seating Vare with Sen Irvine Ingergot and Blaine opposing. Governor Blaine heads the Republican ticket while LeRoot seeks reelection amid scaled campaign travels. Expenditure and fiscal questions loom as Madison papers weigh outcomes and party alignments.
Madison Wis The state life insurance fund reports rapid growth with assets totaling 1 294 095 invested in mortgages and bonds. Six month figures show premiums at 14 354 and interest 24 122 yielding a total income of 48 485 while claims and other payments reached 24 783 with 2 472 for management. A 19 percent dividend is to policyholders and an amendment allows policies up to 4 000.
In a peculiar contest a woman reportedly caught a muskie weighing 22 pounds amid a duck decoy setup. The report notes Mrs. Begx weighs 120 pounds and mentions the unusual weigh in the field.
Associated Press notes cooler conditions tonight with lower temperatures in the southern area. Tomorrow looks cooler with fresher wind, especially in the west and central portions. Northwestern observations indicate a possible drop in temperature at clear locations.
In Marinette County, F Panas Pembine restaurant owner is jailed after a fatal shooting at Papas cafe. Louis Swreen a merchant is dead from two bullet wounds following a confrontation with Sweeney and two friends who entered the cafe and demanded food. A motorcyles officer of Minsara placed vest and restraint.
Martin Durkin testified on the witness stand in the shooting of Federal agent Edwin C. Shanshan, facing potential the gallows. The fragmentary account mentions a robbery and a motor vehicle scene and a ringing bell as hints of the moment.
An orderly demonstration led by the Alan organization marched through Fond du Lac with white robes and masked speakers. The two day convocation drew nineteen counties and many communities including Green Bay Oshkosh Appleton and New London. Floats and a cross formation highlighted the procession as speakers urged unity amid national issues. No clashes or incidents were reported during the event.
A Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station report outlines sawdust bait as an economical method to control toe hopper pests on crops. Granewsky and colleagues detail field tests across northern Deer County and other Wisconsin regions, noting effectiveness varies by area and species and that arsenic traces may reduce pest numbers but have limited impact on crop yield.
A taxi driver surrendered after a bar shooting left several wounded amid confusion. Police say the suspect fired multiple times before being restrained. Authorities reported three people hit as patrons scattered, with the shooter detained near the scene.
Milwaukee youths salesman explains his method of selling goods at a Five and Ten Store and downtown, claiming profits sometimes reach five percent while praising his service and noting women are glad to buy at his prices.
Washington AP reports the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a proposed rate increase affecting western potato shipments to Southeastern Miscourt. The agency ordered Western Railway to cancel the plan by August, citing unjustified price changes and potential market distortion.
Fragmented OCR text reports the National Union of Railway Men voting during a recent general strike. Details are unclear due to garbled source text, but reference to union voting and potential branch actions is evident.
Washington Gen Lincoln a dmir announces drastic liquor regulations as new rules shift focus from destroying industrial action to cutting gasoline use. Medicinal sales require permits for registered firms. withdrawals revoked for several druggists and physicians after irregular record keeping and prescription abuse.
The Senate primary probe committee plans to cite testimony by Magistrate Francis X. O Connor to the District Attorney of the District of Columbia. The panel also indicated Pepper and three Philadelphia newspaper men may testify in opposition.
Senator Lenroot begins a formal campaign for higher office amid early moves by associates, with party aides outlining strategy and key states for early fundraising. The piece notes Mehama and Ants as tentative allies in the effort and mentions background from aides.
A fire caused by careless Sunday activity damaged property on the La near Hess. The Oxskkos owner Mr. Thom reported several hundred dollars in losses as flames spread near Ridgranite before firefighters extinguished the blaze. Authorities say social activities that day led to the incident.
A three day celebration of a major event yields unusual fatalities nation wide. Fireworks cause most injuries with minimal severe harm. Missouri and St. Louis report several deaths from auto accidents and heat. A large firework mishap in Darengora Texas results in a fatality, while many states report varied counts of deaths and injuries across the nation.
A United Press report details a drowning tragedy at Lake Amherst as a couple, identified as Steven and Anna, perish when their rowboat capsizes. Local authorities and rescuers respond, outlining suspected causes and mourning the loss in Menasha, Wisconsin.
Subway service largely continues as the strike sustains, with elevated lines operating out of order. Brooklyn and Manhattan routes show disruption while company officials report partial adherence to posted schedules.
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