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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

8

Missionaries Ordered in Province Riot Casualties Rise

A chaotic report from the province describes riots and killings as foreign and domestic tensions surge. Japanese actions prompt international concern with Shanghai delegates seeking peace negotiations in Shanghai. Chinese officials report casualties among customs staff on the Yalu river as tensions mount amid strikes and foreign concessions tensions.

Shanghai London Peking China Daily Mail Shanghai Dispatch Feng Yuh Siunt Efrikers Tines Yalu Korea Manchuria

Blaine veto ends life of more measures

The state senate defeated a pension and insurance scheme tied to vehicle licensing after a party-line vote led by Senator Joseph A. Pallas. Opposition argued the measure forced state insurance control, while a companion price bill aimed to enter the bonding business.

Blaine State Senate Joseph A. Pallas Milwaukee Oscar Hy Morrie Milwaus Ken Padway Neonse Ja Ita Senate

Estate controversy fuels typhoid fever murder trial

In Chicago, during the $7,000,000 McClintock murder case, Shepherd’s counsel pressed wealth questions tied to guardian Reichmann. Testimony linked typhoid outbreaks near Billy McClintock’s home, with physicians describing a malignant fever and expert corroboration from Innyerk. The court faced objections as Reichmann denied profiting from the estate while Shepherd’s team aimed to frame him in the alleged crime.

Shepherd Willim Scott Stewart Shepher Eller Aman Witten Scott Stewart Shepherd's Attorners McClintock Robert FE. Crowe Reichmann Shephards Ateware Billy

Fragmentary trial notes on estate murder case and guardianship

Disjointed testimony references actions by Mee Shepherd and Rha with rewards and bills. Evidence in the alleged murder case paused as Stewart examines. Relehmann, a state witness, asserts the Shepherds profited from control of the McClintork estate and accuses them of alienating Niy from her rightful guardian.

Teichmann Rha Conover Stewart Relehmann McClintork Niy Neowas Eguardian

New Lonogn Church Burns In Lightning Blaze

A Gothic stone church known as the Church of the Most Precious Blood caught fire after a lightning strike. Firefighters faced water-pressure issues and equipment delays from Hortonville, with the landmark building heavily damaged and the congregation planning reconstruction. The church had reduced its debt from 38 000 to 24 060 dollars under Rev Otto Kathe, who arrived two years earlier.

Milliriet Otto Kathe Belek

Rural simplicity marks funeral of Duke of Rutland

Country workers from the duke of Rutland’s estates joined a restrained rural procession to Belvoir Castle chapel and mausoleum. The coffin bore the duke’s banner, cocked hat and sword as villagers observed a quiet service reflecting rural respect.

Duke OF Rutland el- Volt Castle Leutenant

Two Years in Prison for Stealing an Auto

In a St Paul court Alfred Moren na was found guilty of stealing an automobile. Judge Shaughnass sentenced the offender to two years in prison after the trial held in St Paul. James Sullivan was previously held on the same charge.

United Proms Miecogkee Alfred Morenna Mont Erally Bie

Pythians Prepare For Three Day Grand Lodge Convention

Oshkosh hosts the Knights of Pythias grand lodge gathering Monday through Wednesday with a packed schedule. Officials report near full hotel space, parade planned for Monday under Capt. H E Bogtinger, and involvement from Milwaukee Racine Waup in Appleton and other lodges. Registration booths will be set at Athearn Tremont hotels and at the National Armory.

Pincea Grand Lodge Knights of Pything Yak Oshkosh Lodge HE. Bogtinger National Guard Milwaukee Racine Waupin Appleton Dramatic Order of Knights of Khornsaan Athearn and Tremont Armory B

Wouldn't Take Drink of Poison Moon Face Dry Law Charge

In Milwaukee area county a Lake farmer named Mike Mazes Jownkl refused a moonshine drink calling it venomous and illegal but faced a dry law charge in U S Court Commissioner René W. McMillan. The hearing noted the moonshine was alleged poisonous and villainous with a bail set at $509.

Miwaukee Mike Mazes Jownkl Lake Farmer Mike Wes United States Court Rene W. McMillan Mike

Association Chooses Chippewa Falls for Next Convention

The Wisconsin Association of Trustees, Superintendents and Matrons of county asylums selected Chippewa Falls to host their upcoming convention. Officers named include President Archie Cullen, Vice President Janeaville, Treasurer Henry Fisher, Secretary Thomas Flanagan, and Infant Secretary Mrs. J. E. Livingston, with Weyauwaga and Appleton mentioned among involvement.

Associated Dreag la Craiee Wisconsin Association of Trustees County Asyluma Decidad Chippewa Falls Olivera Wang Toliowa Archie Cullen Janeaville D.C. Hayward Weyauwaga Henry Fisher Jefferson Thomas Flanagan Appleton Nas J. E.livingston Dodpeville

Predilection for Silence Causes Lawsuit in Winona

In Winona Minnesota on May 1 1917 Carl Schuppel sues his wife over her alleged predilection for silence and absolute aversion to him. The petition claims he is forced to endure quiet meals and a silent home life while his wife refuses to talk. Carl 7 is named as their child.

United Press Michukee Carl Schuppel Tor Alverce Carl Winona Minn

Rushford Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Special to The Northwestern Rushford Wisconsin residents Roy and Edna Baldry spent a few days at Boyd. Mrs Ellen Sullivan and Mrs James Stead attended the John Baldrey home gathering. Pupils from Banner school joined the Diary Day picnic in Oshkosh and Edith Carpenter placed second in a declamatory contest. Ruth Stokes and Clifford maintained perfect attendance at Banner through the year. A large turnout attended the K K K meeting at North Rushford church Friday. Edith Miller attended the Baptist convention in Madison. King school closed Friday with a picnic. Children’s day exercises are set for North Rushford church on Sunday June 28. Stephen Haodt and Nin siblings visited H Lopsr home Sunday.

Northwestern Rushford Wis Roy Edna Baldry Boyd Ellen Sullivan James Stead Tished John Baldrey Oshkosh Banner School Edith Carpenter Ruth Stokes Clifford North Rushford Edith Miller Baptist Convention Madison The King School Stephen’ Haodt Nin H. H. Lopsr

Oshkosh Public Grade Schools Hold 188 Graduates Today

Commencement exercises for graduates of the public grade actions of the city were to take place this afternoon at X o clock in the Oshkosh High School building. All of the public grade schools of the city were to graduate a total of 188 children today. Principals and various other educational officials were to take part in the ceremony. Diplomas were scheduled.

Oshkosh High Schoor

Oshkosh Endowment Drive Gathers Fast Support

Oshkosh citizens contribute generously to an endowment fund for disabled World War veterans and dependents, including orphans. George Hilton reports $3,045 in pledges plus $1,300 already raised by the American Legion, with a local Oshkosh quota of about 8.80 times that amount pledged so far.

Oshkosh George Hilton Rad American Legion Hilton Yexion Endowment Fund

Lightning Sets Porch Fire At Otter Street Home

Severe rainfall accompanies a lightning strike at 469 Otter Street during the Thurn Gay afternoon. The bolt struck the Hoeft residence porch at 2 50 o clock, setting the porch wood alight and tearing plaster in a bedroom and parlor. Damage described as small but the event caused a localized fire.

Holt Hoeft Otter Atreet Parc Jor

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