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Newspaper

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1919

Page

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Wisconsin War Heroes to Receive Distinctions in Local Ceremonies

News notes Wisconsin soldiers to be honored with Croix de Guerre and other decorations at a Rockford ceremony next Saturday. The Milwaukee group pushes to end frills and return troops home quickly, seeking a single large Red Arrow Day parade after demobilization. Officials discuss troop muster out pace and transport arrangements for the Thirty-second Division.

Associated Press Rockford Camp Grant Wisconsin Serger Max. P. Thalke Menasha Wis Otto Olsen Chester Wis 126Th Infantry Reuben J. Caine Rhinelander Northwestern Milwaukee Red Arrow Plankington: Arcade Hed Arrow Adjutan Holway One Hundred and Twentieth ‘Ield Artillery War Department Wilhelmina New York Boston

Special Session Of Congress Expected In June

Washington reports a special session of Congress may convene near June 1 or June 2 to address the 50,000 word peace treaty. President Wilson aims for quick action and plans to address the public during a nationwide tour after the session. Dispatches from Paris say the session could occur earlier if Paris conditions require, with a cable call possible.

United Press Washington, D Wilson Congress Paris State Department Senate Associated Press Washington, D. C Washington

Treat All Alike President Carranza Speech on Oil Law

President Carranza told Congress that the government will treat Mexicans and foreign citizens equally in any oil industry limits. He spoke at the special session opening, addressing nominations to the supreme court and governance, then urged urgent passage of a petroleum and mineral combustibles production law.

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Black Damp Overcomes Miners at Nottingham Colliery

A fire two miles away released deadly black damp at the Nottingham colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkesharre Coal Co in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. Twenty six miners were overcome and emergency crews rushed to the shaft head as hospitals and ambulances responded. initial reports suggested several deaths while a later check indicated seventy injured.

United Press Wilkesharre Nottingham Lehigh and Wilkesharre Coal Company Plsmouth Vaux Hospitals

Counterfeiting Plant Found in Chicago Discovery

Federal agents uncovered a complete counterfeiting plant in Chicago after raised bills were found in local shops. Caicuzzi attempted to obtain new notes at the post office and was directed to the Secret Service office where the exchange occurred. Agents traced the operation to the plant.

United Press Chicago Caicuzzi Secret Service

Oil Tanks Set Afire by Explosion in Texas City

An explosion at the Texas Oil Company storage warehouse caused fierce fires in oil tanks. The blast shattered windows and shook nearby homes. Escaping oil spilled onto Southern railroad tracks and bridges, delaying traffic while investigators seek the cause.

United Press Greensboro NSC Texas Oil Company Southern Railroad

Telephone Unification Moves Ahead in Minnesota Tri-State

United Press reports Postmaster General Burleson and the federal board approve unification of Tri-state and Northwestern Telephone companies in Minnesota. G W Robinson, president of Tri-state, notes no money changes yet, while rate increases totaling over 400000 annually take effect March 3.

United Press St. Paul Minn Cenjeral Burieson Telephone Opferalting Board Tri-states Northwestern G. W. Robinson Ithe Tri-state Dnanion Ithe Mont Wase

Senator Johnson Charges Wilson Reversed Stand on Secret Treaties

Senator Johnson of California accuses President Wilson of reversing his stance on secret treaties amid the Shantung dispute. He claims Japan seeks to control a large province and 40 million Chinese, with debtor nations asked to yield while the league’s strong powers press for their demands. Johnson citesbroken pledges and calls for justice to protect weak nations from domination.

iBg Associated Press Washington, D Johnsson California Republican Wilson Japan Shantung Johnson Finn League Yor Pina Janar United States China

Mrs Irene Castle Weds Captain Treman In New York Ceremony

The dancer Irene Castle and Captain Robert Treman of Ithaca were married after noon in a Church Around the City ceremony conducted by Rev Houghton. They plan to remain in movies with Castle continuing work on The Fire Line at Lasky, while Treman heads to Lake for filming. The couple will reside at the Ritz Hotel in New York and later travel to Long Lake.

United Press New York Irene Castie Robert Treman Ithac Carr Br. Houghton Vernon Texas Tene Castle Loon Lake Caslle Cowit Ritz Hotel Lex ‘Ington Avenue

Wedding Details At Cornelius Club Ceremony In Ithaca

Clement Amory of New York City married Capt. Treman’s partner in a ceremony witnessed by friends and a large press presence. Best man Sherman Peet of Ithaca and ushers F P. Jéprague John M. Guntlet Lewis Henery Elmir Boyer broker attended. Mrs Castle wore grey charmeuse satin with a large grey hat. The secrecy surrounding the event yielded to public disclosure as reporters crowded the church after the rite.

Clement Amory New York City Sherman Peet Ithaca Captain Treti Jéprague John M. Guntlet New York Tewis Henery Elmir Boyer Castle

Death by Fear Drives Farmer Greder to Self Inflicted End

West Ter neighborhood notes George Greder, a farmer, faced imminent government seizure of large land holdings. Friends report he mounted a table, fastened a neck device to a trigger with two toes, and took his life to prevent confiscation amid mounting distress.

West Ter George Greder Greder Che

Philosopher of Hell Fisher Dies at 104

Fisher, long dubbed the philosopher of hell, died at his home late last night at an alleged age of 104. Born in Vermont, he once claimed a wish to live to 140 and was celebrated with a tongue in cheek birthday party attended by newspaper men and the devil as guest of honor.

Fisher Vermont Saivan Prince of Darkness

Clearing House Reserve Rises Over Legal Requirements

New York Associated Press reports the clearing house banks and trust companies hold 26,744,186 dollars in reserve above legal requirements for the week, an increase from last week. Strong entities include the Clearing House and the banks involved, with the excess reserves indicating stability in liquidity.

Myr Associated Press New York Holse Banks

The Welcoming Arch Engraving for Main Street

A detailed engraving on this page depicts the Welcoming Arch planned for Main Street to honor soldiers returning from overseas. The structure symbolizes community gratitude and marks a ceremonial project awaiting construction.

Main Street

Parachute Jump Landmark in Atlantic Flight Event

Atlantic JI Jean Ors, described as a French airplane expert, leaped from a plane using a parachute and dropped about 1,200 feet. The stunt occurred today as part of a competition for a fifty dollar prize, with judges seeking a near perfect score for the 10 foot elevation demonstration. Safety and enclosure area were noted as landing occurred within the designated bounds.

Atlantic Jean Ors Meldinj iChelsea

Bookkeeper Receives Package of Dynamite

A bookkeeper reported a dynamite laden package received at work. Authorities described the device as wired with a fuse and attached detonator. Security around the scene was tightened as investigators examined the area for further danger and motive.

Bookkeeper

California Snap Shots and The Man on the Corner

Fragmentary notes show items across sports and civic topics. Mentions include California Snap Shots and The Man on the Corner, plus a reference to a mayor and a German sign issue linked to red flag policy. The text is incomplete and reads like a newspaper page snapshot.

ENDEX California Psports Ek Quintet Agaist Germany

Telegraphic News Note Remains On Page 13

A brief note directs readers to see page 13 for additional telegraphic news and indicates that further items will be found there. The line suggests continuation of wire service items and page placement for extended coverage.

Victory Loan Appeal From Treasury Described in Detail

Washington reports a Treasury Victory Loan appeal update with total subscriptions and Liberty Loan context. Officials outline campaign scope and stress steady progress as areas record new contributions and organizers assess results from ongoing drives across states.

YANK DELEGATION TO VISIT DUBLIN FOR PEACE TALKS

An American delegation led by Governor Walsh and Irish information officials is set to arrive in Dublin to participate in the peace conference. They plan to meet with Premier Liam and other leaders to discuss terms and upcoming engagements.

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Teachers dismissed in Hood River over May Day Bolshevik leaflets

Gladys Wendover, a language teacher at Hood River high school, was dismissed after allegations she celebrated May Day by distributing Bolshevik literature and making threats in other schools. The action was taken by school authorities amid concerns over political propaganda and discipline.

United Press Hood River Ore Gladys Wendover Heed River Rd Spremes

Panorama of Victory Parade in New York Unfolds

The Associated Press describes a panorama of Victory Day views in New York, highlighting a dramatic display of Allied war prowess. Spectators witnessed a novel parade with signals, camouflage depictions, and scenes of chemical warfare demonstrations. The float shows German retreat, gas shells being filled, and machine gun positions emplaced by troops.

Ty Associated Press New York Chemical Warfare Service Gemma & Rear Guard

Weather forecast for Great Lakes region this week

Weather predictions for the week begin with generally fair conditions across the Great Lakes region. Temperatures are expected to stay cool with low temperatures around normal levels and a possible cooling trend into midweek.

Wankington TD. C Arave Great

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