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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
8
Puzzle clues mix across and down entries with mixed letters numbers and abbreviations. The text lists numerous cryptic style hints and partial answers like 12 Fibber 14 Small 18 A gem and many others, resembling a newspaper puzzle page with scattered wordplay entries and irregular formatting.
A Shiocton man escaped injury when his touring car left the road near the Northport bridge and overturned into the Wolf River. He attempted to jump before the second plunge, the car was badly damaged, a Buick reportedly hawgins the road was involved, and a truck driven by M. Torehen wrecked on Shawana street. An Oshkosh merchant and others were mentioned in nearby accidents and family reunions.
United Press exclusive quotes Archdeacon R H Chartes of Westminster Abbey saying he would harshly oppose enforcing the evolution law if on the Scopes jury. He calls the law wicked and predicts the movement against evolution will prove temporary, voicing strong doubts about punishment for noncompliance.
The fragmentary OCR lists vague names and items such as 2700 Pager and 6000 Mustratene along with a reference to a Gazetteer and Biographical Diction. It mentions FREE and India Panera but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to form a factual news item.
The speaker argued for truth and morality in education, condemning the muzzling of truth and the teaching of falsehoods. He said religion develops in harmony with laws, praising science and evolution as revealing God's thoughts, and predicted the anti evolution movement would be temporary.
A call by the Nonpartisan League executive committee for a convention in Bismarck on July 3 seeks to name a candidate to fill the late Senator Fremont Ladd’s term and to force Gov. A. G. Sorlie to act on an appointment as part of a move to influence state politics.
Associated Press reports a major quake struck Saturday night and Sunday, damaging towns across Montana Idaho Wyoming and other states. Dozens of buildings collapsed or were ruined, rivers surged, trains derailed, and many residents fled their homes amid aftershocks. No deaths were reported, but property losses ran into large sums with extensive landslides and railroad damage in several communities.
A dense listing of radio programs across U S cities including performances by Mildred Carrington soprano and various orchestras. Also notes time zones Eastern Central Pacific and local hour adjustments with multiple stations and advertisers.
A fragmentary note from The Star highlights Ed Wheelan's Cyclonic baseball serial. It mentions Hat She or Trixie Fox in a curious context, with references to Asphalt College and a playful, stylized reporting line.
The DETECTIVE tale follows CORA NWRIGHT directing the inspector to shadow three crooks. Officer Cassidy spots signs of pursuit as the scene narrows to a tense halt near Ham.
United Press reports Clark Griffith announced official approval of a baseball deal. Morgan and Ted Livernes of the Senators would go to St. Louis for Gather Avereld of the Brown, the matter held in abeyance pending ward from Tandin and not actually concluded until after the trading time limit.
Reported chatter from the Scopes trial in Tennessee mentions Foster Fosdick and Grant as potential witnesses. The spontaneous notes reference a lineup of attendees and ongoing proceedings at the courtroom in Dayton with discussions about the theory of evolution and related legal questions.
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