31 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
1
A hotel on Nota Bahama Islands suffered a destructive blaze that endangered local air traffic and caused significant damage. Reports from Nassau indicate communications of the fire and evolving efforts to control it. The Colonial structure and nearby cottages were destroyed with no casualties reported.
A statewide tobacco pooling plan is presented by an organizer with Wisconsin officials and business leaders at a Thursday meeting. Four districts are created with counties named for directors and acreage totals stated, while state departments of markets and officials discuss financing and resource support.
A damaged OCR summary reports that Ford's Road showed a loss of 741.00 pounds in December 1920 while Milford prepared for year end. wording mentions operations, management, and various figures, with reference to debts, rents, and earnings of the period.
AP reports a proposal to extend the current dye embargo for one year from the signing night. The plan aims to manage price and supply through a balance of duties on dye compounds and raw materials while keeping security in trade channels.
Washington D C Morar wealthy stop barflder Abe three sons and tint osspewtes indicted as conspirators to defraud shipping Word refused to plead or admit guilt when arraigned in the supreme court of the district. The ay demurrers and motions to take the actamids under advisement will be heard at a later date.
Plan outlines creation of an international information commission to guide world business disputes. Mentions roles for chambers of commerce and a neutral authority, with emphasis on cross border cooperation and formal arbitration mechanisms.
Viscountess Astor, former Virginia congresswoman and the first woman in Parliament, outlines a plan to unite American and British women for shared political and social goals. She invites U S participation next month to promote cooperation on labor reform and international peace.
A heavy sleet and ice storm crippled telegraph poles and wires, halting interurban rail and cutting power across the southern peninsula while northern areas remained largely cut off. Officials report $150,000 in equipment damage to Michigan Bell and widespread farm losses. Tornadoes south of Clarke's Landing cause infrastructure damage and injuries.
The Third District Democrats endorsed Mrr A K Gault as leader and supported a platform plank to amend the Volstead act to permit light wines and beer. Gault opposed the plank despite the convention adopting it.
In Congress today the Senate debates creating additional district judges as lawmakers push for judicial expansion. The Labor Committee continues efforts to avert a coal strike with renewed talks and proposed measures.
Washington reports rapid Senate action on a series of international agreements with eight nations. Key notes from the State Department discuss execution of treaty provisions, with details on Japan withdrawals and Rhine region considerations affecting allied postwar arrangements.
A chaotic OCR report notes O P state conventions in St Paul with Democratic and Nonpartisan league factions meeting. It mentions endorsements for U S Senate candidates and state officials and reports plans for statewide nominating events.
United Press reports Carl Beckin, sent on a world tour by Germany, worked tirelessly on scientific writings before sending manuscripts to a German journal. His body was recovered from Lake Michigan near the Great Northern hotel, signaling a possible case of suicide.
Fragmentary text mentions Halway and Glamour, legal matters, prison conditions, a university campus, and alleged suppression. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but themes include court actions, university proceedings, and potential prosecutions.
An incoming vice governor Gilmore arrives in Manila to take office amid a formal welcome. The dispatch notes his background as a law professor at the University of Wisconsin and mentions ties to the local administration and the department of ellection Tari.
In the Seventh district Volstead faces Kvale as both parties seek renomination. The contest centers on support for Prohibition and Republican unity, with party leaders warning of consequences under the Corrupt Practices Act.
Conflicting signals emerge about a major alliance as last minute moves appear to avert a stalemate. The record shows mixed statements from leaders and ongoing efforts affecting the expected cooperation between key groups.
Townley is freed again after a court hearing that cleared him of charges. The trial led to a verdict that upheld his innocence and discharged him without penalty. Community figures expressed relief as the ruling was read in the afternoon session.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions strikes, conferences, and a list of names and numbers. It references Washington, September dates, and various entities, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize. The readable bits suggest a chaotic news item with labor action context and unrelated data.
United Mine Workers report half a million miners suspend work as negotiations falter. Kansas industrial court orders workers to stay at their posts while talks with Washington face a critical miners conference to avert broader shutdowns. Comet warnings and policy shifts loom as operators consider reopening under new conditions.
A husband counters his wife bid for a greater allowance. The dispute unfolds amid domestic tensions and calls for financial negotiations.
In a planned pursuit, the Texas Rangers target the Night Riders amid unclear context and scattered details. The fragmented notes reference various names and places, indicating an ongoing investigation or pursuit with limited verifiable facts.
A confused narrative describes a theft attempt in a department store, with details about a suspect, cash payment, and a sting operation. Detectives recall a treacherous scene inside the store where a witness or officer recalls a man and a possible fake or misleading scenario leading to the arrest or identification of a perpetrator.
Officials from the University Extension Department announce a series of ten minute talks on wireless transmission for public education. Professors from the University of Wisconsin, including Gurdon and A Barge, will lead musical and instructional sessions with a committee planning programs and entertainment to engage schools and communities.
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