Daily Northwestern 1920 Oshkosh issue details
The item lists publication details for The Daily Northwestern dated Saturday June 5 1920. It notes pricing for different delivery periods, carrier delivery times, printing details, and street locations in Oshkosh Wisconsin. It also includes credit to Associated Press and various advertising offices and newsstands.
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Northwestern
Eae
Otalde Wisron
Dany
Uareier
Riz Stoutha
Perbeenes
Ter Hicks Painting Company
State
Otter Streeta
Gankond
Wieconal
Claga Matter
Ouhkosh
Wiz
Unior
Associated Prare
Nortiwentern
United States
Aarcclatnd Prerk
United Preay
Manarern
Payne, Hurts & Brith, Inc
New York
Quincy
Hotaling
Timea Square
Businaxe Ofnce
Futorias Hoome
Biliterial Ruoma
Orimkosh
Wisconsen
Eldon
Four Favorites Dominate GOP Presidential Race As Nomination Nears
The article weighs four leading Republican hopefuls Wood Johnson Lowden and Hoover as the frontrunners for the party’s nomination. It notes Wood leads in delegates and public support, Johnson trails slightly in delegates but strong in sentiment, Lowden lags in delegate totals, and Hoover, though pledged to few delegates, gains ground among voters. The piece cautions that a convention deadlock could elevate Hoover and stresses the persistent strength of the top four over the rest of the field.
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Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Hoover
Johnnen
Thea National
Mores
National Committee
California
Wood Johnson
London
Printing curb eyed on congressional record sparks debate
The joint committee on printing proposes tight limits on the Congressional Record due to paper shortages. Only essential copies will be printed for members and officials, with outside mailing largely halted and speeches for campaigns restricted. Aimed at cutting waste while prices rise, the move draws comment on national education and public interest. A French aviator sets a 24 hour endurance mark, Mars snow fields captivate astronomers, and the Republican convention heads to Chicago with campaign energy rising.
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Congressional Joint Committee On Printing
Congress
Convas
Governor Philipp vetoes Severson bill over income tax plan
The Wisconsin governor deflects the Severson measure proposing a 1% state income tax for university and driver education funding. He warns it would set a harmful precedent and invites greater tax burdens on minorities, praising prudent restraint and businesslike governance. Senator Johnson runs quiet on Republican convention.
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Philipp
Severson
Arpustag
Wisconsin
Udwnith
State Supreme Court
Philippa
Kiying
Jim
Daclelans
Wingie-Cass
Wiavoauin
Extratriminal money in primaries harms campaigns
A New York Times opinion argues that excessive and covert spending in Wood and Lowden campaigns costs states dearly. It notes the futility of attempting to buy a nomination, as even lavish expenditure cannot secure a majority and may provoke party discord and public backlash.
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Joney
New York Times
Tharo
Tall Af
Litya
King Deen
F Weed
Lowden
Chicago
Anakely
NO GANG PLANE FOR THE POOR BOY
The Philadelphia Public Seer laments prohibitive costs in presidential nomination battles The piece argues that the process demands immense sums from candidates and patrons alike undermining the idea of equal political opportunity The writer questions how a nation built on free born equality can sustain such financial barriers to candidacy and forward fundraising expectations.
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Philadelphia
Amery
United States
Nave
Amid Letters and Quotes on Politics and Prisons
A collage of opinions and excerpts from several papers discusses funding schools and teachers, ticket desires for a Republican convention, Hoover and La Follette politics, proclamations about political prisoners, and Henry Johnson’s long public career as a state treasurer candidate.
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Marinette Eagle Star
Wemuwerai Chronicle
Wei
Wellessex
Noice
Claire
Hoover
Green Hay Press Gazette
la Follette
Wirconsin
Tas Shine
Tremoay
Kenosha Nova
Ifia
Henry Johnson
Madison
Haw
Weil
Fewe
Vone
Wausau Record Herald
Lindsey Burns Lunch Amid Kitchen Turmoil
A narrator recounts attempting to cook lunch for a mother in law and Jack’s father, facing a failed omelet, scorched cake, and a burning kitchen scene. The mishaps lead to embarrassment as the luncheon proceeds with strained humor and a toast to future kitchen improvements.
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Lindsey
Cook
Jom
Cartain Calla
Jack
Mother
Hunger in Germany near-starvation Seen in Many Areas
Augusta J. Joachim reports from Berlin and Silesia that hunger and near-starvation persist in large swaths of Germany, despite claims of improvement. She notes minimal rations, with per person weekly allowances of about five to seven ounces of fat and without butter or milk, plus scarce meat.
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Odhkosh
Minor McDonald
Germany
Berlin
Dreaden
Silesia
Augusta J. Joachim
Wau- Roostrest
Weyauwega Double Wedding and Other Local News
In Weyauwega a double wedding united Miss Alice Smith and Miss Tessie Smith with Mr. Russell Burdick and Mr. Edward Krupp at the Presbyterian manse officiated by Rev EF Goodwin. Edward Marfins wed Miss Kroner at Appleton. Several local residents left for Pueblo, and a warehouse accident injured Col. EL FL Grabb. Local teachers and residents plan summer cottages and moves to new homes in Minnesota.
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Russell Burdick
Alice Smith
Edward Krupp
Tessie Smith
Presbyterian Church
EF. Goodwin
Raclae
Edward Marfins
Joseph Marfing
Wernuwera
Kroner
Waupacy
Appleton
St John's Church
Ruth Manfing
Waltuna Richter
Zroom
Wallace Mena
Woysuwegi
Truman Sommer
Jola
Cueblo
Col
EL FL Grabb
Tenney & Grabb
Wis
Tuladar
I. J. Hen- Rinses
Hampton
Noxw
Helen Mohr
Monr Dexks
Ruth Bette
Marion Hessler
Chester MicCarthyr
Chain O'Lakes
Maurice Behnke
Luverne
Minn
Wausau Woman President Leads Wisconsin Music Clubs
Dee Rivera elected president of the Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs with Lovina Prady and other officers reelected. Milwanker J. Herbert Stapleton named vice chair, while the South of Airectora announced a Wie membership and endowment fund in Emma Stavirton’s honor to aid the state federation’s work.
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Dee Rivera
Lovina Prady ‘Warran
Atate Federation
Wisconsin News Briefs From Manitowoc and Nearby Towns
Reports from Manitowoc and adjacent places note a $300000 theater project by George Brothers breaking ground. Reiss Coal docks closed cutting business, while Chippewa Falls appoints PT Huntington as city engineer. A farmer builds a frostable chicken coop from farm stones. Rev Ulrich Danner marks a 25th priesthood anniversary. Estate of electrician Goss awarded $4500 under new liability law. Manitowoc plans a homecoming for its 40th anniversary with delegations from major cities. Hardanger violin festival in Eau Claire attracts 3000 to 12000 attendees with international players and contests.
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Associated Press
Manlenec
George Brothers
Manitower
William Miller
Pound
Wis
Appleton
Ulrich Danner
St. Joseph Church
Father Glrich
Capuchin Order
Milwaukee
Manitowoc
B. 5
Goss
Here
Oslo Power and Light Company
Employers’ Mutual Liability Company of
Wausau
Manitowoc Age
Leity
Sfilwaukee
Chitcago
Los Angeles
Chicago
Eau Claire
Hau Claire
Wisconsin
Iowa
Iinois
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Ithe Eltr Andéitorium
Hardanger
Norway
Crooketon
Minn
Night Summary From Mount Clemens To Tokyo Across Global Briefs
A mixed night summary compiles brief notes from multiple cities. It cites a murder conviction in Michigan, wage aims for female farm workers, Olympic travel approval, boxing legalization efforts in Massachusetts, an Equity Association leadership change in New York, church attendance controls, Marconi’s mother’s death in London, diplomatic protests from China, a new national shoe price commission in Madrid, and Cleveland price signals from cloak and skirt manufacturers.
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Associated
Mount Clemons
Mich
J. Stanley Brown
Monelolu
Tokyo
Dene
Tanese
Nikolaievsk
Bolxhevik
San Francisco
New York
Bremaeus Wilson
Boston
Governor Caplides
Massachusett
Francis Witton
Lctors Equity Association
Fipiscorn
Nnti
London
Prince Albert
Pais
Marconi
Peking
China
Angio
Stine
Madsd
Geveland
Azapuation
The Footlights Daffodils Dance in Yellow Frocks Song
Minna Irving stars in New York Times with verses about daffodils in yellow frocks among garden lamps. The poem evokes spring scenes with moonlit tunes and glowing blooms, describing paths and vivid colors amid dews and damp.
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Minna Irving
New York Times
Latin League Contest Honors at Madison Meet
Milwaukee Downer student Alyx Meten Hoppin won the Kirchner prize of 250 dollars and the Ellsworth David Wright gold medal for first in the state Latin league contest held in Madison on April 40. Ripon College led with the Elizabeth Priestly cup after its three top contestants accumulated the most points, earning permanent possession after three straight wins.
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Milwaukee-Downer
Appleton
The
Northwesters
Alyx Meten Hoppin
Milwaukee-Downer College
Kirchner
Ellsworth David Wright
Madison
A. H. Weston
Lawrence College
Ailver
Mavel Arbuthnot
Miton College
Nina Gradley
Ripon
Elizabeth Priestly
Ripon College
Wll
H. C. Cooley
Louisiane State Normal School
Department of Education
Lawrence
H. E. Elsworth
Forts of
Winneconne Commencement Exercises At City Hall
Winneconne high school held commencement ceremonies Wednesday at city hall. Rev De Witt gave the invocation. Girls Glee Club sang, Miss Nia Lightfoot sang a piano solo. Mayor A C McHenry of Oshkosh delivered the address. Diplomas were presented by J H Schneider. Memorial day visitors and several local residents were noted.
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Northwestern
Winnecenne
City Hall
de Witt
Presbyterian Church
Nia Lightfoot
A. C. McHenry
Oshkosh
Gladys Anderson
Salnt
Severa Fritene
Hildah Bhike
Winnie Krohn
Hilla Rogers
J. H. Sehneider
Board of Education
Valborg Henningsen
Milwaukee
Schilngman
Manitowoc
Ana
Irs
Harold Oakes
Little Son
Elizabeth Gardien
Fond du Lac
John Wattam
Walberg Olen
Clintonville
Robert Henry
Appleton
J. R. Fisher
Beaver Dam
A. Thomas
Fisher
Winneconne
Ella Knapp
Jans Wolfe
A. Lewis
Walters
Allenyilie
Clara Muider
Olen
Leo
Clintonvle
A. G. Olen
Ar. Nomnenson
QO. I. Borer
A Harper
Omro
John Kolodjik
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
The
Florence Chrich
J. Ulrich
Miamiase
Safety first in driving urged amid rising auto deaths
A call for a vigorous safety education campaign flags growing highway danger. After wartime disruptions safety norms faded, but holidays now bring more accidents. The piece urges strict observance of state auto laws, public awareness, and tighter publicity to curb reckless driving and reduce fatalities.
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Eli
Wisconsin
Attoc
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