24 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1928
Page
1
Washington reports show a cautious stance on naval disarmament ahead of 1923 talks. Ambassadors urged reductions in battleship tonnage and gun caliber, while life extension for existing ships is proposed. A Geneva commission may frame measures for a Washington convention. A split persists among governments on naval limits.
Miss Jeanne Eagies, star of Ez Leamsse Ox, declares her departure from the show due to mismanagement by the producers. She cites cited actions as the cause of the breakup and notes her decision follows consultations with associates.
Washington report notes that an official named Sinclair directs that records of private holdings remain unreleased. The fragment mentions delays and a government stance on concealment. Further specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
A reported accident left a minister with a skull injury that authorities fear could be fatal. Medical officials described the injuries as severe and under ongoing observation. The incident drew attention from local clergy and emergency responders. Further details were not available at press time.
Police conduct a building search at a church while residents rest nearby. The incident appears routine as officers inspect interiors for potential safety concerns and document findings. No injuries reported.
An inquest was conducted in Watseka regarding the death of a husband. The hearing examined circumstances surrounding the man's murder and consulted local authorities for all pertinent facts.
Milwarker June F. Denes aged 68 founder of Donges bey and longtime Milwaukie resident dies at his Dongee bay home after an illness. Denes was a prominent local figure and pioneer in community affairs.
Readable text notes a heated legal dispute with both sides presenting arguments today. The fragment mentions an assault involving six men and a fear of defense, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
OCR reads as a garbled query about a famous fete and an out of date sealed reason with stray characters. No coherent event or entities are identifiable for a proper summary.
Washington reports Fall, former interior secretary, to discuss Teapot Dome deposition and farm lease guidance. Court motions delay testimony while the agriculture department urges orderly landlord tenant relations and clear lease terms to prevent disputes and improve farming practices.
Police investigated a case in Somnh Bend where a body was found inside a box. Clues suggested foul play and pointed to the husband as a suspect amid a conflicting report from the band’s protest outside the scene.
A state sentence was handed down in Waupun for a defendant identified as Tader Vickham. The presiding official imposed a term within the four to eight year range.
Six firemen were injured when a rear porch on a four story building collapsed after a blaze. Investigators believe the weight of debris caused the porch to give way, trapping crews and injuring them as they fought the fire.
Milwaukee resident Helen Swientek awoke exhausted and discovered a dislocated jaw after a large morning yawn. Doctors at a local hospital determined the jaw had slipped from its socket and treated the injury.
The dispatch notes California and Arkansas vote dynamics in the Democratic primaries. It cites Governor Smith as leading in California and suggests a Walsh or Robinson path. Arkansas plans an uninstructed delegation to the Democratic National Convention, while Houston hosts convention chatter and policy forecasts.
Fragmentary report shows a party referred a measure to a committee in state affairs. The readable text mentions names and numbers tied to the action, with limited context due to OCR gaps.
A fragmented report notes a single dynamite charge with a stated weight of 160,005 pounds. The text is garbled with misplaced capitals and unclear surrounding details, but centers on a single explosive charge and its mass.
In a historical auction, lumber was sold at high prices with bids reaching up to four dollars per lineal foot. The National Lumber Manufacturers Association led the sale, offering a large quantity of historic, patriotic, school, and timber products.
Senate inquiry uncovers cash and checks tied to the 1920 Republican fund drive. Lasker testifies he gave or arranged millions in cash with checks to party figures, while Upham and Walsh dispute record claims as officials assert no solicited funds.
EER is fined $50 for hunting violations described as out of season. The notice notes penalties and the authority enforcing the regulations. Names and precise locations are not fully legible in the scanned text.
Unclear historical text shows garbled place names and scattered proper nouns. The fragment mentions Carter Sire Tas and various terms like Meslestygi and Upper, with multiple broken phrases and no complete events or dates. The record preserves OCR uncertainty and partial names without a coherent narrative.
A Baltimore man was killed and a friend was arrested in connection with the shooting. Police say the suspect, identified as a friend of the victim, is being held for questioning. No further details were released.
Police and citizens describe a dark complected man about 32 who tried to abduct Marion Parker, following a 21 minute chase. A note demanding 1000 dollars and signature forgery were linked to the suspect, who matches a description of a man who made three prior child lures near the school.
The frantic stock market activity in New York persists with many issues trading high. General Motors rose to a new record of 191.87 before closing at 196 up 7.75, while United States Gas Iron Pine and DuPont posted gains of 89 and 6.50 respectively. Hupp and Findson Motors attracted heavy buying, with American Smeams slipping 2.75.
Madison seeks refunds of funds previously refunded or paid by banks during 1885 to 1926. V Ledwine filed a claim with the Treasurer for a refund of 783.07 dollars. The case notes banks paid during that period and outlines steps for recovery of the funds.
A damaged fragment notes a parking incident in Sheboygan Wisconsin with a vehicle left in a roadway. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local traffic mishap prompting an official report.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to contain garbled inquiry about an event or notice in Madison with unclear names and details. The readable portion hints at a public notice or inquiry but lacks coherent facts, dates, or entities to identify a full item.
A De Kalb safe robbery note describes thieves forcing a basement door to gain entry. The incident records a loss totaling $2,060 with no further details on suspects or method available.
Secretary Mellon discusses proposed tax reductions with President Coolidge and tells a newspaper two cuts are possible this year though exact size awaits more collections. Early figures show March collections totaling about 237.45 million, slightly above last year's level as talks hinge on treasury status and Senate action.
A fragmented report notes the Senate delaying the arrest of W. Cuemegham. Details are sparse but the event centers on legislative action and an individual named Cuemegham. Further clarification is needed for full context and dates.
A report notes several northern counties proposing to join forces to construct a regional workhouse by March. The effort aims to centralize poor relief services and streamline administration across multiple jurisdictions.
The Kenosha health department in cooperation with the Wisconsin Merit Tuberculosis Association held an early diagnosis contest this month. Contestants entered were part of a city effort to promote TB awareness and screening.
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