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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
17
The article reports a regional fund deficit around $670 with total aim $8,880 and ongoing efforts to raise the remaining amount. It notes plans to publish a public notice in The Northwestern and mentions Mr Hilton and the committee chair H Shaffman announcing upcoming reports on fund progress and a callable member list.
A large Ku Klux Klan meeting was held in Winnebago County with hundreds attending from across the area. The event filled the Winnebago City Hall auditorium and overflow rooms, featuring addresses, invocations, and demonstrations amid heavy traffic control and outside security arrangements.
An employee of Magconstntron A Metal company, Edivon Akinner, suffered a severe left ankle bruise at a new Japan find meenanory plant in Sinte real after an old brine tank was dismantled with ethylene torches. He was treated at Oshkosh Clinic. no bones were broken.
Ambrose L Clark longtime Winnelaga County resident died Thursday at the National Home for Veterans in Milwaukee He was born in Fond sty Lae and served in the Wisconsin Infantry during the Civil War He is survived by relatives and will be laid to rest in a local cemetery with funeral services announced for Friday afternoon by local officials
Relatives announce the death of John Mahoney in Chicago, son of Mr and Mrs Pred Mahoney. Funeral arrangements and mourners’ details follow, with mentions of his mother and other family members.
Fragmented notes report Mrs Sonn three Kullfman at Nernab returning belt after pending days with Osteen Flende. Burk Mies Uieraddice Ruck and others return from an auto trip to Lassatng Michigan. Rotary meeting in Green Bay, and Bereaved families: M A Rolph of Picket Wis son Albert Rolph of Crhiosk attend funeral for Anthony Francis Relph age 11 after a car accident. Funeral held in Joplin Missouri attendants noted.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Friday after a long illness on Sunday at Ipita with an internal illness. Survived by family including fuller, Foigh Mierwa, Halphr And Charen Celday, and two brothers. The ceremony is set for 190 Welk Street and burial at Wyeade Cemetery, with private arrangements and an undertaker engaged.
A historic note reports the Michigan transportation commission approving alterations in glass and commodity rates. The measure affects heating and shipping costs, with details on new tariffs, penalties, and transition dates for rail service, including pricing impacts and potential competitive effects.
Unclear OCR text outlines tags for Antarctic whale research and industry aid. Mentions expeditions, researchers, and ethical considerations. Notes on tracking, data use, and potential conflict between conservation and commercial interests.
A disrupted draft article describes an industrial meeting where workers and businessmen discussed a membership drive for the Association of Commerce. The scene includes about forty attendees, some questioned the motives behind the drive, while others supported closer ties with the association and expanded business ties. The report mentions alleged financial figures and references to local officials and legal considerations.
Donald Ay Adams of New Iran Connecticut edged out rival Tay He King of Dalit with 1156 votes to 482 in Cleveland. The official announcement listed the International Board members including Arthur H. Bape of Montineton and others from San Antonio Texas to Oklahoma City.
A fragmentary report describes Briton women invited to migrate to Canada under an experimental farm program. Miss Minder advocates organized emigration, claiming Canadian opportunities and favorable conditions. The note mentions Angliah farm and a wartime foreshadowing, with uncertain details about dates and numbers.
A garbled report states Senator Ladd is in a Baltimore hospital due to neuritis. The brief mentions unspecified doctors and ongoing treatment, with no clear dates, locations beyond Baltimore, and no confirmed outcomes.
The transcript records a tense examination of Faiman by Stewart as witnesses, lawyers, and the judge contend with accusations and responses. The scene shifts through claims about motive and credibility, with references to a medical report and a key suspect named Mattia. The account notes the judge's interruption and the crowd’s reaction as Stewart presses for details about the alleged crime.
An Associated Press report notes a Moscow opera orchestra performing without a conductor during a tour. Critics, including Herr Abendreth, debate leadership and the impact on training, cohesion, and the ensemble's brilliance.
Authorities warn residents after a spree of fireworks and explosions over the holiday week. Police chief statements emphasize enforcement under city ordinance. violators face fines up to ten dollars. The chief urges restraint and cites legal limits on firework use within Oshkosh.
Oshkosh merchants are requested to display flags Monday morning June 22 in honor of the visit of Oshkus of the Tripott temple. Local businesses expected to participate and showcase flags to welcome the visitors.
Fragmentary OCR records show a court session with witnesses leaving the city and a trial involving Herman Recsek and others. The article mentions intoxication and prior pleas, with a hearing date tentatively set for late June and references to unnamed officials and evidence.
A petition reveals Osher ei Tegah Man owes unsecured debts and claims assets totaling 9425.59 with most of it exempt. The filing lists state assets valued at 34301 stock in trade and various listed items, including due can open Arcot and other miscellaneous assets, under West War vera man.
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