16 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
1
A severe winter storm swept through Mississippi causing a village to be wrecked and resulting in a fatality. High winds and blizzard conditions lashed the region as rescue teams worked amid damaged buildings and downed power lines.
A major fire at a Montreal hospital emergency wards, caused by an electrical fault, killed several patients and forced evacuations. Rescue teams transported survivors to Grey Nuns Hospital as the blaze spread through the building, prompting officials to report 1024 alarms for the year and ongoing investigations.
The Montana Assembly rejected a proposal to raise exemptions for dependents and married persons from 800 to 1000 dollars monthly for families with children. The plan would have expanded exemptions under the state tax law, but lawmakers did not pass the measure.
Preliminary reports from the state treasury describe rising prosperity and improved receipts. Officials note progress on tax collections and public revenue as expected in 1922, with continuing reforms and steady gains.
New Orleans court hears suit filed by Dolores Iman representing Barbara Voisque guardian against Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees. Claims include blackmail and alleged assaults amid testimony about names and past meetings. Ruth denies the charges and vows support for his wife.
A long obituary notes Mary Plummer Glemengau born in Durand Wisconsin, married to a Frenchman, and linked to wartime and exile themes. It recounts her life, marriage, and odd wartime connections as reported by The Milwaukee Journal and New Jersey sources.
The United Press reports British labor is neither pro German nor anti French and would not let Germany fix reparations. Labor seeks real peace, favors League reform to include all nations, and questions France's Ruhr polices. Arthur Henderson and others cite British labor's cautious position amid German and French tensions.
An Irish rebel group warned of marching attacks against the Free State government in New York. Police reported no discovery of Irish arms while equipment was moved from Einboden headquarters. A Minute Men note urged authorities to act to prevent the St Patrick’s Day parade’s security risk.
A long extract from a society-psychology text discusses how hunger, climate, and material objects influence affection. It cites studies by Sturge about the heart’s changes and how different opinions on love emerge, noting a historical figure’s musings and percentages on lovers recognizing moments of love.
Reported figures show federal tax collectors expect total receipts around four hundred thousand dollars with earlier forecasts near four hundred four thousand. Analysts cite rising income taxes and broader collection efforts as driving higher-than-predicted sums, with figures tracking through the latest fiscal day.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions people and events with unclear context. It references possible robbing, victims, and names like Teena and Helen, but the readability is too poor to identify a coherent news item or verifiable facts.
The readable lines describe a vague event involving people named Carmen and Mathey at a school setting with references to a possible accident and an investigation. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
The fragmentary OCR text references drastic plans associated with the Intan Republicans and mentions political figures and generic policy phrases amid garbled lines. The readable content offers no clear events, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a concrete news item.
Fragmentary text reports Premier Lenin near death with unclear details. The content includes repeated phrases and garbled terms, offering no verifiable facts or coherent context about his condition or official statements.
A scrambled report describes ongoing attacks, security concerns, and public disorder across several precincts. Officials warn of potential further violence as investigations begin and residents seek safety amidst the unrest.
A report from Gary Indiana details the trial of Roswell Johnson and sixty two others including a mayor and ex assemblyman. Testimony describes a Chanalian revel and moonshine operations linked to a wedding party and police involvement.
Madison reports Governor Blaine plans a series of public talks across the state to seek constituency approval before finalizing details of the comprehensive revenue measure. Senator H J Severson and Speaker John T L Dahl are noted as authors of related income tax proposals discussed in the session.
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