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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1928

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Winnebago County Board Adopts Probe of County Funds

The Winnebago county board of supervisors voted 37 to 2 to reopen investigations into county finances and alleged malfeasance. The measure, introduced by Supervisor William Merer, calls for a thorough audit of books and accounts and possible prosecutions, with $100 allocated for the district attorney’s work.

Winnebaso Willam Merer Oshkosh Winnebago Couuty Winnebago Winnebago County Winnebago Coun Ty Board of Supervisors Winnebago Coundr Winnebaso County Winnebare County Winnebaco County Winnebaze County Winnebase County

Bremen Flyers to Milwaukee for May 13 Visit

The article notes Chinese figures including Liang, adviser to the Chinese delegation at arms conferences in 1921 and 1929, and two former foreign ministers, traveling from San Francisco at the start of a world tour. Bjarg, among the early Chinese students educated in the U.S., expresses high hopes for China's future.

Um. Liang Washinster San Francisco Calif Bjarg China

Henry Dunbar Blamed for Oshkosh Plane Crash

A federal investigation blames Henry Dunbar in a Oshkosh crash on April 22. The 27 year old pilot held only a student license and had little flight time. Brothers Robert and William Butziali were the other occupants. both were injured with Dunbar critically hurt. The department says no action can be taken against Dunbar due to unlicensed status not carrying passengers for money.

aSuztgton Cor- Ee Fir Farthwesterm Washington, D. C Oshkosh Tenry Dunbar James L. Kinney Department of Commerce Aeronautics Division Department of Commerce Dunbar Hunt Robert Buizlaff Wilm Buizlaff Robert Butziall Eigen Aber A. Robers Mensiz Department For Commerce Paul S. Maniey Chi i “Cage Deliox Rug! Company Maniey Manier

Positive Cure For Pneumonia Claimed By Institute

Professor Robert G.C. Borden of the American Institute of Homeopathic Research announced a perfected treatment for pneumonia. The method, developed by institute members, aims for dissemination late this year or in 1929. He said the institute has tested 3,000 cases with the new method and is gaining credibility. He withheld details of the treatment until studies are completed.

Leescher Neak Loescher Winnebago County Robert GC. Borden Amencaz Institute Homeopathic Research Aris Borden Tini

Prison life echoes in tragic families and executions

A fragmentary history recalls Nick Viana and his brother hanged in 1820 after Cardmella gang crimes. The tale recounts the death, the mother's last visit, and a child’s memory of a doomed family amid later murder trials and distant seismic shocks.

Viana Youngs Cardmella Nicks Paul Pat Viana Nick Viana Paul Viena Comerford Jude Paul Vi Peniken Ios Eid Brothers Kenosha Mongar Louis Powell Dichiara del Conte

Reed Announces No Third Party Run for President

Washington reports Democratic candidate James A. Reed declares no third party campaign will be pursued and reaffirmed support for a direct presidential bid. Reed outlines his path forward and emphasizes unity within the party amid mounting speculation.

J. Afl Reed Washington—t James A. Reed Toder Garry Mov

Tennessee Republicans urge Hoover at state convention

The Tennessee Republican state convention instructed the nineteen delegates to vote for Herbert Hoover at the national convention. One delegate criticized Hoover as more British American than Republican. The May issue of The New York Law Review noted President Coolidge had not ruled out a draft. A discussion referenced Senator Reed's California campaign and a possible third campaign headed by various figures.

Isy Josephus Dentels Wiltur Lex Reed California New York Houston New York Law Review Coolidge Republian Tennessee Herbert Hoover Hoover

Plans for Lindberghs Europe flight draw plans

Readable fragments describe efforts around Lindberghs Europe flight with mentions of Paul S Manley Daltox Rug Company Oshkosh and a possible motive of robbery. Additional notes reference Lindbergh project details with naval and meteorological backing and international cooperation.

Milwaukee Fire Destroys Part Of Dorchesters Building

A second downtown blaze in a week damaged about 20 dollars worth of property at the Dorchesters Furniture Co. on West Water and Cedar. Acetylene torch is suspected. 21 fire units fought the 3:20 p m outbreak on the fourth floor as crowds watched and traffic halted. The unoccupied section spared the rest of the building after quick containment and previous remodeling work.

Milwaukee Dorchesters Furniture Company West Water Cedar Streets Cedar Street

Disciplinary Action Considered for Several M E Bishops

The Methodist general conference discussed possible discipline for multiple bishops including Anton East of Copenhagen and Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh. Charges cover irregularities and maladministration with trial dates to be announced. secrecy remains, and a special committee will name the trial panel.

iBy Irein Z Femrite Star Kansas General Conference Methodist Church Anton East Copenhagen Fred D Stone Francis J. McConnell Pittsburgh George A. Cooke Wilmington Dei. T Bishen Nc.i East Gameca

Temporary Canal Bridge at Menasha Denied by State Commission

Madison March report shows the State Highway Commission denied a plan for a temporary bridge across the government canal until a new bridge is built. The commission agreed to pay about 4 009 dollars toward temporary bridge construction while concerns were raised about traffic congestion on Mills Street and potential impact on Tarco Street businesses.

Menasha State Commission Madison Tarco Street

Congress Deliberates Tax Cut and Defense Bills

The Congress today tackles a tax reduction measure and resumes hearings on a naval affairs bill. The presidential campaign investigative committee holds its second meeting while debate continues on arms relief legislation.

Naval Affair Committee Presidential Campaign Investigating Committee NOUSE

Final Mississippi flood control bill advances in conference

Congress settles the $373 million Mississippi flood control plan after long talks. A three engineer board will study rival plans and President Coolidge would sign soon if the conferees are approved. The project centers on the river from Cape Girardeau to the head of the passes with federal funding to be shared with states and levee districts. A ten million dollar advance is set for main-stem work and tributaries backwaters.

Washington—.P House Senate Coolidge Opinon Editef Coniferees Head of Passes New Orleans Cape Girardeau Massouri United States Mississippi River United Ishuex Cape Girardiay Keck Fieree Estricis Board of Engi Mmneers

Alaska Stampede Near Cook Inlet Draws Sealed Hope

In Seward Alaska a large gathering of prospectors and trappers congregates on winter shores near Cook Inlet as gold rumors and a stamped er sale lure 265 women and many men to this remote frontier scene.

Seward Alaska Clark

Italia Sails Northward to Arctic Sea

The Italia expedition led by Umberto Nobile sails from Stolp toward the Arctic, tracing Sweden's coast from Oskarshamm to Stockholm. The airship passes above Gothenburg region, relays messages, and exchanges cordials with Italian officials as it advances over the Baltic Sea toward the fringe of the Arctic mission.

Italia Arctic Sea Sten Ihoim Stockholm Gulf Mjalgren Respectition Talia i Dingibie Djur‘garden Park Lega; Adh Cordaierertsnes Duke of Colonna Adsoe Grisselhamm Kitalia Bothnian Sweden Oskarshamm

German Irish transatlantic flyers head to Milwaukee on Sunday

The Bremen crew will fly from Chicago to Milwaukee on May 13 for a daylong visit. A downtown parade and receptions are planned with a welcome at the county airport, a park reception, and a dinner. Milwaukee officials expect a large crowd and a broader Wisconsin tour.

Bremen Flyers Milwaukee Millsaukee Wlwaukee Washington Gilwaukee Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia St .Louis Detroit Boston Hoan Mizitland Lindbergh Juneau Parks Ziadison Fred R. Zimmerman Bremen Wisconsin D. Heuser New York Heuer Sitie Zimmerman Fisss Minchell Field Manhattan Miller Field Staten Island Trans— Nic

Weather Forecast Fragments From Northwestern Observations

Fragmentary report notes thunderstorms and strong winds across eastern and southern lakes with shifting west to northwest gusts. Showers possible in Michigan and eastern Superior while western lake areas see mixed clouds and cooler tonight with partial clearing Friday.

Huron Michigan Amichiigan Superior Lower Lakes Minnesota Northwestern Cloway

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