Democratic Ticket Ledger Leads in Fond du Lac
A fragmentary caption notes a Democratic ticket listing in Fond du Lac with references to an Assoc and leadership. The readable text hints at party activity and local organization but lacks full details.
19 Jul 1926
Page 1
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1926
Page
1
A fragmentary caption notes a Democratic ticket listing in Fond du Lac with references to an Assoc and leadership. The readable text hints at party activity and local organization but lacks full details.
An incoherent fragment notes focus on a readership for a congressional effort led by a chief Jude and a figure named Ar WW. The text mentions a consultation, health workers, and a “good show” for Savermer 2 with readers in the Demorratz party, continuing into Pare 32.
Fragmented note from Madison reporting a sympathy message from Governor Blatre to the widow of Judge Lhege. The garbled text mentions meetings and acknowledgments but lacks clear dates or names beyond the two main individuals.
Fragmentary report notes Milwaukee County missing an undersheriff post amid ongoing staffing questions. The text references a party or election context and a perceived vacancy affecting law enforcement leadership. No clear names or dates are readable.
A severe burn incident occurred when a girl playing with matches started a blaze in her home. Firefighters responded and evacuated nearby residents as the flames damaged part of the house. No further details on injuries or cause were provided.
Ambiguous report describes British American coal merchants and exporters involved in zinc and bituminous coal trades. Mentions United States Germany Poland South America as markets and notes secrecy around supplier ties and global demand.
Fragmented OCR notes describe sensational chatter about a collapse in the French franc and global exchange turmoil. Mentions include Briand Celtexin, 223 tents, a 134 cent French franc, and a near 4 cent value for a currency, with scattered figures and unclear references to American quotes.
A cryptic notice from Los Angeles reveals Keyes will testify before a grand jury in a Mpherson investigation. The document hints at private sector figures facing subpoenas and ongoing inquiries.
A garbled weather and local news item references Onow Falls in the North Woods of Minnesota. It mentions temperatures, deaths linked to heat, and officials including Jay Gould, a state official and commissioner, with continued note to Page 117.
By Associated Press. In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a cave-in at the Anthragite Colliery caused the disappearance of five families. A borough remains unable to reach the area as rescuers work to locate those buried beneath subsidence.
Secretary of War Davis credits Leonard Wood for prewar planning and wartime efforts. He recalls the eighth anniversary of Tarottie of Sondons and notes the record of the Twente sixth infantry and other engagements.
A high profile Fond Bu Lag businessman died after a fall at Redgranite. Eyewitnesses reported the incident near the Dana Wann yDreg company quarry in Wisconsin. Paramedics and a doctor attended the scene as investigators began routine inquiries into the accident.
President Coolidge, arriving from the White House, visits his executive offices amid a series of letters and notices. The schedule for his Plymouth, Vermont trip remains unannounced, with signings and rearrangements noted in the briefing.
A Weathered historic note shows figures from the National Association of State Banks detailing totals for loans deposits capital and profits. It includes capital and undivided profits for state banks and compares with national banks overall resources and changes year to year.
The article reports George the Greek surrendering and disavowing links to a murder case. Detectives note his arrival from Canton and subsequent surrender at Putte cure, with locals labeling him a key figure in distributing a crime wave.
Announcements show rising competition for assignments on party run tickets as Wisconsin’s Badger delegation draws interest. Three-cornered races in the Second Congressional District continue the political fervor discussed in state press, signaling broader leadership interest.
United Press reports in Chicago that Tex Rickard’s boxing ventures face scrutiny from the Boxing Commission. Officials accuse Rickard of bluffing about four figure sums and inflated schemes concerning prize fights and events. Details remain unclear as lines between promoters and regulators blur in the ongoing discussions.
Reports from Racine Wis describe a weekend with fewer automobile mishaps in Milwaukee and nearby areas. Victims and exact incidents unclear due to fragmented OCR text but local officials note a reduced number of crashes compared with prior periods.
The 17th annual Wisconsin state trap tournament crowned Claire Rau as champion. Dick Wock and Waser led the final day with top bids, while Mead and Harnec Sraith of Méiwas Bites were noted among competitors.
Fort Worth Texas based Rev Frank Norris of the First Baptist Church says he shot in self defense after a confrontation with I E Chipps. Norris describes his calm demeanor and religious faith as he faces the tragedy and prepares his response to the case as reporters note the sensational campaign surrounding the event.
Kedlark, Ia. police charge ouths with killing a farmer who warned them off parking cars near his home on a shady hill area by Big Fans. The victim, identified as a local farmer, was shot Saturday as tensions over parking escalated.
A collision between two streetcars left seven passengers injured and several others shaken. Officials say responders transported multiple victims, with one woman reported among the injured as investigators examine the scene and gather details.
Ashland Wisconsin reports damage from a Friday tornado with estimates from 359,000 to the Ashland area and calls for a state crop relief fund. A Crop Worker advisory and officials discuss funds as two residents remain hospitalized with serious injuries.
The incident at Camp Devens involved Captain Lewis Edmonds of the Massachusetts National Guard. A box of explosives used in river crossing tests detonated, maiming Edmonds who later died of injuries. Several enlisted men were wounded as the blast disrupted a planned crossing operation by the Thirteenth United States Infantry during annual duty.
Financial experts attribute the franc’s downward drift to speculators and the French public’s money concerns. Unloading of paper money by merchants limits sales to small quantities. opening quotes show the franc at 32.45 to the dollar and 227 to the ahr, with unofficial quotes fluctuating.
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