Oshkosh Officials Reconfirm Aldermanic Form Not Mentioned
City officials assert the proposed charter change ordinance cannot reference the aldermanic form and instruct that voting machine wording be simplified. The council resolves to print the full text on each machine with the question Shall the ordinance be adopted Yes No and sets signatures for the Better Government league backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONGA
Brown
Edward Schulz
Wiliam F. Mueller
Emma Hebel
Better Government League
Ernest R. Vader
William E. Nimmer
W. EB. LaMay
J. Valentine Faber
C. F. Petratz
Frank Kuhhert
George P. Ising
E. L. Preiberg
William Mueller
E. J. Robinson
Northwestern
Better Government League of
City of Oshkosi
Commission Council of
City of Oshkosh
Monoxide Rescue Highlights Local Incident
A garbled report recalls a near miss involving motorists and a vehicle parked near a street. The text mentions a rescue from monoxide danger and a May incident, with unclear details about people or organizations involved.
You Can Wear FALSE TEETH With Heal Camlori Fasteeth
An advertisement claims Fasteeth keeps teeth firmly set with no gummy taste. It promises pleasant deodorized wear and easy eating by sprinkling on plates and is sold at Walgreen's and other drug stores.
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Walwreen's
Otter
Truck incident near dawn leaves youths rescued in North York
Police Chief Roy Lee stopped a dawn truck check in North York where three youths had been overcome. Join Brune was released from the vehicle, and bystanders aided the youths until respirator equipment arrived from Evanston hospital.
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Waukegap Road
Feft Weir Mintor
Roy Lee
North York
Brune
Evanston Hospital
Alex Smoody Held on Charge of Forgery in Berlin Wis
Berlin Wisconsin special report lists Alex Smoody held after attempting to cash a $20.30 check at a local bank. Bail posted after waiving preliminary examination before Justice Fred Engelbracht. Also noted are Knights of Columbus delegates for Appleton May convention and local Golden Jubilee observance, plus hearings on Wisconsin Telephone probe and Good Friday store hours.
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Berlin
Wis
Fred Engelbracht
Alex Smoody
Tate
Rye
Smoody
Cam
Spring Lake
Cit
Arthur Bosch
Paul Kurkowski
Knights of Columbus
E. C
Appleton
Peter Kuffel
Ben Thomas
Daniel Garvey
Brandon
M. J. Paul
Public Service Commission
Madison
Wisconsin Telephone Company
O. P. Schentzky
Princeon
Adolph Rudey
Rudey
Berlin Post
The
American Legion
Legion
Carl R. Wolf
Chamber of Commerce
In Congress Today Senate House Tax and Banking Actions
Senate debates tariff and Glass reform hearings continue on banking changes. Public land transfers studied. veterans and finance panels act. House pursues billion dollar tax bill. silver currency inquiry. Muscle Shoals plans debated. Nomination of Charles A Jonas rejected. World court protocol revisions noted.
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Banking and Currency
House
Muscle Shoals
Senate
Charles A. Jonas
Western District of
North Carolina
Stimson
Wi Brown
Rainbow of hope from American Legion job canvass in Oshkosh
The American Legion campaign aims to provide jobs for idle workers in Oshkosh as part of a regional revival effort. Notations on survey cards reveal families’ hard times, with skilled tradesmen offering any work and homeowners fearing loss of homes. The region employment committee renewed calls for cooperation, encouraging part-time work and promising available staffing for all job types.
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American Legion
Tiw
Legion
Oshkosh
Bells of Rome Herald Maundy Thursday Arrival
Rome marks Holy Thursday with bells from 400 churches silenced at noon until Saturday. Pilgrims and Americans visit St John Lateran to honor the Last Supper table while relics from Peter and Paul are viewed. Pope Pius attends mass in the Pauline chapel. Cardinal Facelli leads St Peter's ceremony as electrified bells ring.
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Rome
St. John Lateran
St. Peter's
St. Paul's
Christ
Pope Pius
Vacican
Cardinal Facelli
The
Basilics
Sistine Choir
Officer's Feet Hot in Hammond Night Encounter
In Hammond Indiana a night incident at a police station involved an officer and a suspect. The report notes tension and a confrontation as authorities worked to control the scene.
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Hammond
Ind
Keon
Counec
Tal Wank Su
Man uses battery-powered shoe heaters in accidental burn
McCutcheon described placing metal plates in the soles of his shoes and connecting small batteries to create foot warmers. He and his brother officers were curious as he poured water over his feet but an arc or short circuit caused him to burn and he could not shut off the heat.
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McCutcheon
Capone Groups Move to Control Offices, Loesch Charges
Frank J. Loesch of the Chicago crime commission accuses Al Capone led networks of trying to influence public officials and labor unions to win Capone freedom or reduce his sentences. He claims two Capone loyalists sit in the Illinois state senate and that two thirds of Chicago unions are controlled or paid tribute by Capone factions.
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Washington
Mehta
al Capone
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago Crime Commission
Boran Toesech
Chicago
Capone
Strange romance drives pastor to Indiana insane asylum
Rev. Lester G. Beers, 47, former Signal Hill Methodist pastor, was found insane by a six man jury and ordered to the Anna State Hospital after pursuing a romance with 17 year old Serena Weil. Evidence showed costly gifts and letters. Beers said he loved the girl and hoped to resume the ministry if cured.
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Harrisburg
W.A
Lester G. Beers
Signal Hill Methodist Church
Belleville
Anna State Asylum
Beers
Miss Serena Weil
Sane
Miss Weil
Missouri
Kansas
Bear Brand to End Prison Hosiery Contract at Waupun
The Bear Brand Hosiery company will terminate its state prison contract for hosiery in Waupun by year end 1942, affecting about 300 inmates. The move follows a U S congressional ban on moving prison made products in interstate commerce and related state actions. The contract allows cancellation by either party, with no fixed date.
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Madison
State Board of Control
Thestate
Waupun
Congress
Bear Grand Company
Board of Control
Deaths from Tuberculosis Decline Since Koch Found Microbe
The article notes sharp drops in tuberculosis mortality from 130 per 100 000 in 1912 to 69 by 1929 in the United States. It credits Robert Koch with discovering the bacillus in 1882, and cites Koch era advances in diagnosis, prevention, and treatment including tuberculin testing in cattle. It mentions nationwide commemoration urged by President Hoover.
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F. B. Colton
Associated Press
Washington
Koch
United States
Hoover
U. S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Kochs Postulates and Tuberculosis Vaccine Debate
The article discusses a French tuberculosis vaccine not preventing disease but raising resistance, with physicians divided on its value. It explains Kochs postulates as the four steps to prove germ causation, noting Kochs work on tuberculosis and anthrax and his impact on controlling cholera by linking it to polluted water.
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Och
Koch
Florist Blaine Wilcox Declines Iowa Driver Permit
Council Bluffs florist Blaine Wilcox applied for a state driver license and, when asked about accidents and arrests, joked about experiences in many states. The state bureau rejected his license request citing the responses.
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Council Bluffs
Blaine Wilcox
Iowa
Union
Mrs. McGrane
Mr. Wilcox
State Bureau
Des Moines
Healthful habit of walking praised
The remark highlights the value of walking as a healthy activity as a man square himself.
Argument Keeps the Senate Busy Over Tariff Bill
The Senate heatedly debated a Democratic bill to transfer presidential tariff rate approvals to Congress. Senator Harrion of Mississippi argued the measure restores Congress's constitutional power to levy taxes, while Senator Smoot of Utah warned it undermines the tariff commission and called it unconstitutional. Smoot stressed tariffs as essential to American welfare in the current crisis.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Tariff Commission
Harrion
Mississippi
Smoot
Utah
United States
Sevon Saved Operation For Inflammatory Rheumatism
A testimonial claims inflammatory rheumatism forced an operation or death, but a drug named Sevon allegedly cured all pain after doctors and medicines failed. The narrator urges others to seek Sevon at Mueller-Potter Drug Store or other good drug stores.
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Sevon
Seyon
Mueller-Potter Drug Store
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