18 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1923
Page
1
British power broker Beaverbrook outlines a plan amid UK politics. The report notes Premier Baldwin's fragile stance and anticipated speeches from London about concessions and Anglo French hopes. The piece hints at behind the scenes alignment with Germany and France during wartime diplomacy.
Father discovers body of bride in cottage after accident. police pursue case as husband linked to brutal killing. Report notes hospital visit and unclear clues. authorities describe scene and investigation progress.
A fragmented item notes Mrs Magnus Johnson expecting loneliness in the capital. The brief mentions directions and a group traveling toward a homestead near Kimball, with a midday arrival and a possible escort or crew.
AP summary notes potential one man control as Wool reshapes government with appointees. Secretary and aides hold executive burden while the legislature remains divided.
Fragmentary report describes danger near Pueblo with references to a presage and possible rise in water level. Text is garbled and unclear about specifics, entities, or dates.
A San Francisco report notes university women voice concern that competitive athletic events threaten femininity and traditional roles. The piece discusses attitudes among administrators and students about gender and sports, highlighting debates over sports participation and identity.
A man was killed yesterday while repairing lights on his automobile. An approaching car struck the stopped vehicle, causing the fatal crash. Authorities reported the incident on the scene.
A scrambled report notes education concerns at a WF event with references to workers and unions. It mentions a director and federation in a blur of words, suggesting tensions or demands around educational aims and labor groups.
British cabinet today postponed its meeting to discuss the German reparations memorandum and explanatory letter. The delay follows concerns over clauses not yet agreed and signals a shift toward seeking agreement through diplomacy rather than force.
A judge denies the habeas corpus plea of seven-year men in a noted case. The ruling, issued Wednesday by Judge Jacob Trieber, addresses action over confinement and related charges.
In Lansing Michigan labor shortages persist as farmers offer only nine dollars a day and struggle to attract harvest hands. The article notes rising prices and broader vacancy issues affecting seasonal help.
The article outlines a Johnson era drive to build the presidency with university roles expanding. It notes universities taking on duties, mentions Wisconsin and agriculture programs, and cites a college of agriculture spending about 52.75 million annually as part of the broader expansion.
Senators, candidates, and party leaders debate blocking a third party bid by La Follette. discussions focus on mobilizing support and timing as Johnson plans a July balloon arrival to New York after a long overseas trip.
A statement reported by United Press through Peter Schmit indicates the rejuvenation wizard may undergo his own procedure. The dialogue references Stemnach operation plans and potential delays, with notes on life extension and future results.
Clear and warm conditions. Roads in Appleton are good with no hazards reported. Officials advise drivers remain cautious on minor stretches and expect stable conditions through the day.
United Press reports a violent family quarrel in Waverly where a man killed his wife and her mother and sister. Authorities say the suspect faced fear of violence as they guarded the scene and investigated motives.
Lawrence Martin reports President Harding marks a wary stance on Minnesota politics. He warns that Senator Brookhart demands clean governance for a 1924 GOP win and rejects sudden farm policy pushes amid local coalitions.
Marshfield injunction bars salaries to private detectives for city officials as part of a probe into liquor law enforcement. The action follows a petition by attorney for S. Miller asking for evidence to pursue A N Sacin in relation to prohibition violations.
Fragmented text indicates a legal matter titled Harvester Case with uncertainty on action and a September timeline. Emergent fragments mention parties and dates but lack clear details or outcomes.
The report notes potential sufficiency of domestic wheat supply for France, reducing the need for international purchases. Industry observers cite stable harvests and defensive pricing, though details are incomplete in the fragmented text.
Franklin E Baker of Pennsylvania is chosen as the new head of Milwaukee Normal College. Local officials announce the appointment amid ceremony plans and future leadership direction for the institution.
A young person died in a farm incident in Wisconsin as authorities investigated the scene. Details remain sparse but the report confirms a fatal outcome and ongoing inquiry by local officials.
President Harding went fishing while Mrs. Harding remained at home in a quiet day. The scene suggests a restful pause during a busy presidency with no official engagements reported.
United Press reports Senator Johnson urges a special session and a conference of wheat states to set a minimum wheat price and seek emergency measures. He warns thousands of farmers risk ruin, with bankruptcy rising in North Dakota and other regions as deflation worsens. He favors an embargo as immediate protection for American growers.
Associated Press reports Milania Georgia readies a grand dinner in honor of Robby Jones who just returned home after winning the national foil championship. Local officials and reception committee welcomed him as Governor Walker greeted the hometown hero at the station.
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