24 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
1
The Senate ratified the four power Pacific treaty 67 to 27 after extensive debate. Amendments to limit obligations and define unprovoked aggression were rejected. Reed and Hitchcock proposals failed as Republicans united with a few Democrats to oppose stricter terms.
National Commander Sanford MacNider of the American Legion expresses confidence that the proposed veterans bonus bill will win approval from former service men and women. He cites broad public support and believes Congress will pass the measure despite opposition.
Willard Mcintosh, superintendent at 30 Madison venues where Rickard lives, testifies a blind view of the switchboard from the street would be impossible. Others linked to defense include Frank Counry, Wilkins, Farnsworth, and Trem, with focus on gathering details from Dartmouth Penn footpaths and November 7 as an accusation date.
Milwaukee lawyer Harry M. Sheets receives a one year hard labor sentence from Judge Quinlan on embezzlement charges at the house of correction.
A respected former missionary and minister who served in Green Bay died today at his Brooklyn home. The death brings condolences from church members and the local congregation, with details pending a full obituary.
Senators Boral France Johnson and La Follette opposed the measures. Reed's amendment to terminate treaty terms after ten years failed 29 to 44. Johnsons amendment to limit talks to pacific methods also failed 29 to 65. Article 2 approval passed 66 to 26 and Article 3 by committee approved 67 to 26. Reservations discussion ends after thirteen roll calls amid ongoing ratification fight.
The United States Grain Growers Inc, the largest farmers cooperative, faced a major split at its annual meeting. Resignations and a refused service by a North Dakota director marked turmoil as administration forces retained a large share of board seats amid debt concerns and leadership disputes.
Lampert shows improvement after Garfield operation and expects to sit up briefly today. He is eager to leave the hospital and resume duties. Family and associates express confidence in his recovery and continued health. J. W. Conner.
Mrs John T. Jarger of Milwaukee died last evening in Waukau after a brief illness with pneumonia. Born July 28 1865 at Waukee she lived in Omro and Waukee earlier. Survived by husband A B Moody a brother Howard Hurlbut of Milwaukee. Funeral services Sunday at 10 40 at We t hoding Church Waukee with burial in Omro Cemetery.
A mob of foreign born depositors stormed Knwesters Trust & Savings Bank demanding funds, alleging a plot against former state treasurer Smulski. Investigators say anonymous letters prompted the mob, but officials assured the bank was solvent and the crowd dispersed.
Today in Congress the four power pact is up for debate while a resume follows on army appropriation. The immigration committee hears testimony by chief examiner Movington of St. Louis on naturalization procedures.
Associated Press reports at the Wisconsin convention closing session that electric industry growth signals brighter prospects across the country. New officers were elected for the Wisconsin Electric Association and related railway and electric divisions with Arnold Chatemann and W Montgomery in leading roles.
Reports describe a violent border incident with multiple murders along the Vertianitide Treat border. Suspects include Kelley and Melaoushtin. victims identified as Broa and bide wart amid ongoing town lockdowns and armed state forces assisting in recovery.
Fragmented text describes a gubernatorial contest focusing on alcohol policy. Mentions proposals, platform contrasts, and opposition figures linked to liquor regulation amid campaign discourse. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors.
The soldiers' bonus bill, previously approved 333 to 70 in the House, must gain Senate action or Democrats will charge Republicans with delay. Senator Harrison of Mississippi is expected to press pointed questions, while Chairman McCarter signals possible non-partisan handling with no radical changes.
A chaotic cloudburst causes severe damage across Kansas City area with homes flooded and roads washed out. Emergency crews work through the night as locals seek safety and assess losses amid widespread disruption.
A trial date is set for a father and son charged in a double homicide. Proceedings will establish the timeline and legal arguments as both defendants face serious charges.
Fragmentary text reports a Soviet minority attempting to gain control amid political turmoil. Names, places, and specific events are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the core theme centers on power struggles within a government or party structure and the reaction of authorities to the challenge.
A report describes a warehouse intrusion and liquor theft with unclear details. It notes alleged perpetrators and mentions confrontation by workers but lacks precise names, locations, or times.
Government commission launches inquiry into coal pricing with focus on Western ports and major suppliers. Regulators aim to assess fairness, impact on consumers, and potential rate adjustments across key coal markets.
Fragmentary report mentions King George, a 16 tie, Northwestern Paani, and a storm stopping a band’s service. Text is garbled with many unreadable phrases and names, making it hard to confirm events, dates, or locations.
The text lists numerous names in a dense roll call style with scattered fragments about secrecy and objections. It appears as a garbled archive of individuals possibly connected to a council or committee, with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
Fragmented proceedings show members pressing for agency reforms and budget measures. Officers describe near completion as legislators voice positions on fiscal policy and oversight.
An equity head faced a court for writing a check with insufficient funds. The record notes a $2200 amount and a $20 contribution, with promises and statements about outcomes unclear due to garbled text.
A man was charged in connection with the death of Warner Wegner. The defendant appeared in court with attorney and posted a bond of 93 080. The preliminary hearing was set for April 5 and the case was dismissed.
The Senate passes the Skugmo bill with a 12 to 1 vote after rejecting repeal of the secrecy clause in the income tax law. Debate centers on amendments to make income records public, with Sen. Severson arguing for open records and opponents labeling the substitute as a humbug in a heated session.
A post official urges postmen to promptly handle daily newspapers both outgoing and incoming. The appeal, attributed to Postmaster General Bartlet, stresses immediate processing at offices to satisfy the public and ensure appreciation for the press.
Divers continued the search today for four year old Wilfred Uingles who disappeared after likely slipping through thin river ice at the Wisconsin waterway. The boy was last seen near the river bank as authorities work to recover his body.
A garbled OCR readout mentions Maree 24 and a Kerecam for ewnstn-Vee with an error filled line about yesterday and forecast portions. It hints at temperature, portions, and a Saturday calculation but contains many misspellings and unclear data.
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