03 May 1923
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
1
The French cabinet refused a German guarantees proposal citing insufficient assurances. Officials indicated Berlin’s terms would affect future relations with Belgium and other European powers, with discussions to continue and a formal communication to follow.
Fragmented report notes that Chester Corressantion is not viewed as diplomatic obstruction. The discussion cites Lausanne Joseph and American delegates, with General Pelic, as seeking clarity on French concessions and the open door. The piece hints at blame for costs and potential reaffirmation of the grant while framing tensions between nations.
A report from Wist Th ef Gsear Mier details the death of a former Janesville policeman found dead on his lawn. The article notes unclear circumstances and mentions local authorities investigating the scene.
A fragmented report outlines a German proposal to regulate cross border exchange traffic. The text mentions agencies, regulatory aims, and potential impacts on trade flows amid unclear specifics and garbled identifiers.
Six year old Verner Alexanderson, son of F P W Alexanderson of Schenectady, vanished from home with an unidentified man. Police and state authorities launched a broad search across the northeast. Radio descriptions circulated and rewards totaling several thousand dollars were offered for safe return, with a ransom demand not yet received.
In a chaotic night scene the fleet of Jersey Ram units rose suddenly as guards faced orders that were apparently defied. Reports describe a tense start to operations with delays and confusion as authorities sought to regain control.
Fragmentary OCR shows a bidding notice for Army shoes from the Menzes Shoe Company Wyse Island. Details unreadable but indicates a procurement process and contractor names amid damaged text.
A fragmented report notes that a church congress unfrocks a figure named Tikhon amid disjointed text. The readable portions reference religious leadership actions and a formal church assembly, with unclear surrounding details.
The report states General King has been reelected to lead the organization. Details indicate continued leadership amid ongoing activities and a forthcoming meeting set for Wednesday. The text references the Laval Legion and associated proceedings, noting a commandery's formation and related events.
A partial AP report from Washington notes officials discuss a ship liquor ban coming into effect June 10. Secretary Hughes may be asked to inform maritime nations of foreign interests. The treasury and secretary of state are watching the situation as discussions continue on compliance and enforcement.
G P Rongord is named a candidate for a high paying position in New York State with Governor Philip's administration. The report notes a list of named successors and officials considered for the post and mentions a 15 seat commission replacing departed members.
By Associated Press Essen two directors of the Heln Tighe mining and caching works at Hatmism have been sentenced by a court martial to serve for prevarication no pay amounts totaling 1259.900.600 marks. The directors exer and Zoellner were charged with causing the incident of their plant to sound when occupied and interfering with property. They were accused of violating public order and reputation, while the company is alleged to have violated export orders by keeping an aerial tramway from the mine gas to the machine works inside the occupied area. Continued on page 75.
Mrs Mabel Freineze was appointed acting collector after the death of John Cam. She is the wife of real estate broker George Freusehne and secretary to the chairman of the Revenue. The appointment makes her the first female revenue collector in the country and positions her as chief deputy internal revenue collector in Chicago.
A garbled note reports a general meeting or conference involving Lenin era authorities and a Tremie team. The text mentions urging action, a deadline or date, and a possible vote or decision, but precision is limited due to OCR corruption.
Meadeo plans a southern tour with visits to Louisville and Augusta as he weighs a 1920 Democratic bid. He aims to gauge party readiness for a national victory and assess Democratic stance on labor and international issues before deciding his path.
In Chicago the judge upheld the choice to place Beatrice Nuttall with her foster mother Mrs James Nuttall, amid a custody fight between her biological mother Mrs James Morris and foster family. Beatrice expressed a preference for the foster home, while Morris plans to appeal, arguing lack of consent and illegitimacy concerns. The case centers on the welfare of the twelve year old and the potential grave impact on all parties.
Chilean dispatch from the Pan American arms limitation conference reports that the meeting closed without achieving its stated goals. The American ambassador to Belgium presented a report on armed peace and future arms restrictions, but several member nations declined to endorse the proposals.
Fragmented OCR style narrative mentions Calif ortr rental, mystery, San Diego, The avatar, Keay Moore, and a sequence of chaotic events. It hints at travel from coast to coast within a day, with scattered names and places like San Diego, Hemp, and Los Angeles. The piece blends travel lore with unclear suspense elements and year-like dates.
A fragmented report notes the assembly's call for the federal government to acquire the oil business including pipelines and refineries for consumer access. It argues monopolistic control lies at the center of supply, with proposals to dissolve the monopoly and regulate rates, eying public ownership and operation.
Fragmented report describes ex representative Manuel Herrick being picked up by an officer and taken to a court or detention setting. The text mentions prior arraignment, a prisoner, a trial context, and a sealed or pending legal action with unclear dates and locations.
State lawmakers moved to restrict injunctions and restraining orders in Wisconsin. The bill requires only circuit and county courts with concurrent jurisdiction to issue such orders and mandates 48 hours notice before injunction hearings.
Five hundred Memphis residents pledged support to Clarence Piggly Wiskiy, a prominent Saunders store magnate, amid a financial crisis. The crowd aimed to raise funds and shares to avert bankruptcy, with many buying stock in the Piggly Wigby chain and others contributing within their means.
Fragmentary note mentions skunks and odor with vague reference to Peace Washington Courthouse and a small fine of 23 dollars. Text is garbled with unfamiliar names and numbers, no clear event or outcome.
A garbled report outlines a plan for the president to address audiences in forty cities, with expected formal platforms and a broad focus on the westward rise and shared concerns. It mentions notable figures and dates around a June gathering, and hints at campaign-style messaging and promised policy outlines.
By Associated Press Wisconsin appoints Madisor-Ralph Mr. Tramell executive secretary to Governor Elaine as adjutant general to replace the late Gen. Orlando Holway. A 28 year old who will hold brigadier rank, he served overseas in World War I as a second lieutenant and has been executive secretary to the governor since 1932. The appointment, effective immediately, aims to reorganize the Wisconsin Guard amid heavy cuts in appropriations. He was born in Blair, Trempealeau County, and is a graduate of La Crosse normal, the University of Wyoming, and Wisconsin law school. He served with the Twenty-sixth Division in World War I.
A Utah railroad disaster near Woodside leaves multiple dead and many injured. Among the deceased is identified as Tussing while others remain unnamed. The wreck involves the Denver and Rio Grande line with a passenger train derailing late night, bringing emergency crews to the scene. Authorities report several injured.
An obituary item reports the death of the mother of a U.S. senator in Edgerton Wisconsin. The notice cites brief regional wire service summaries and notes upcoming weather or schedule details for Midwest states. The fragmented text references Minnesota and North Dakota notices with mentions of temperatures and local events.
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