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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1922

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Cavern Discovery on Mountain Stokes Investigation Continues

Detectives and search parties combed the terrain after a cavernic discovery on a mountain site. Evidence suggests a murder occurred at a tavern with footprints and prints found near the cave mouth. A missing woman linked to Cape Williams of New York is being pursued as a suspect in the case.

Payton Lelieve Francine Ideutyey Abel Fide Seleton Cape

Milwaukee leaders push for 3 million hospital funding

Milwaukee officials spearhead a drive to secure 3 million dollars for a new hospital as part of a 17 million dollar appropriation. The push involves business groups and lawmakers from the Wisconsin delegation including Senators LaFollett e and Lonroot, with support from John Klevka and others in the fourth district.

Wilweiher Heeun Washington Indas Ae John Co Klevka Tleezia Ango Mation of Commerce Lodbay Ald la Toilette Lonroot Wise Nonain Congress Hopital

Favorable Bland Bill for Coal Commission Report

The House labor committee approved the Bland bill creating a coal industry fact finding commission. The proposed ten member panel would include miners and representatives from public, government agencies, the Geological Survey and Bureau of Mines. The report to Congress would be due within two years with hopes for passage before summer adjournment.

Associated Prove Wahington Dbd House Geological Survey Bureau of Mines and Mining Re Nolan Fforta

Farwell Sentence Held Pending New Trial Motion

In Dane County Circuit Court, Hartwell Patwall, a wealthy Dane County farmer, was found guilty of second degree manslaughter for the shooting of Phil Hea. The sentence of Farwell was withheld by Judge Atevene pending a hearing on the motion for a new trial.

Associated Prana Medinos—Judinee Ray Atevenin Dane County Eircuit Hartwell Patwall Phil Heaten Farwell Atevene Minton

Newberry Case Supposedly Shapes Indiana Primary

The Newberry Case looms over the Indiana Republican primary as lawmakers and voters weigh its impact. Senators Calder New York Tar Delaware Maryland Krelinghuysen and others face a contest whose outcome could affect the party’s path to the general election.

Calder New Calder New York Tar Pont Delaware Trance Marvland Krelinghuysen New Kellogg Minnesota Wassachusette WiCumber North Dakoti Valcan Camper Aucil Page Vermont Pepper Penn Svt Poindexter Washington Town Michigan

Senate weighs German property claims after Lusitania sinking

The United States may impound part of German holdings held by the alien property custodian to satisfy American claims. Reported totals show expected recoveries around 100 million to 200 million dollars, with properties valued at up to 300 million in play as plans unfold. Senator Gronna of North Dakota dies at 84, prompting sorrowful tributes and a recessed session as leaders honor his memory.

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Two Women's Bowling Records Shattered in Toledo

Detroit duo Helen Sneider and Louige Snewer led in doubles with 1097 total pins. Sneider rolled 567 pins and Snider totaled 530 pins to claim first place.

Toledo Associated Preas Taiedty O —Tro Helen Sneider- Louige

Return of Explorers From Isthmus Region

British explorers Mitchell Hedges and Major Fitz William return from the Ran Blay and Chacon river country as the first whites to penetrate the area. They bring back a collection of Indian idols, primitive weapons, and pieces of diath dress from the natives, illustrating artifacts from ancient Eayeatane.

Prem Panama Mitchell Hedges Major Fitzwilliam Ran Blay Chaconfave

Fire at MuscodA disrupts village business district

Fire at MuscodA damaged multiple storefronts and forced evacuations in the village center. Local fire crews worked through the night, assessing structure safety as business owners evaluate losses and insurance coverage. No casualties reported.

Lloyd George May Spring Surprise at Genoa Summit

Reports say British Premier Lloyd George may spring a surprise at the Genoa conference as talks resume after France and Russia pressuring allies. Possible moves include a new Bretton or reparations plan and a potential showdown with France at San Remo over debt relief and alliance notes.

George Han Kelions Barthes Canna Liev George Wuld France San Remo Sritfah England Lloyd George Ban Remo

Princess Anastasia of Greece Returns to Paris in Improved Health

Princess Anastasia of Greece has returned to Paris from Cannes in better health. She plans a royal wedding season in Belgrade and Athens in autumn and hopes to visit the United States with her son William and his bride, formerly Princess Neola of Munsia Alastemin. The couple’s subject will be to foster sentiment for the Greek people and their struggles. The wedding of the crown prince of Reeden to Princess Olen rince of King Constantine is expected in Athens late in September.

Prama Parlay Anastasia Greece Han Paria Cannes Tettay Belgrade Athens United States William Laenda Neola Munsia Alastemin Hep Tntak Inge United Sintak Croyvn Reeden Prinses Olen Contantine

Three Dead and Two Dying After Bank Robbery Shootout

In a Midwest region a bank robbery spree led to a violent clash leaving three dead and two dying. Police chased suspects who fled in stolen cars, and witnesses describe a tense pursuit ending with officers surrounding the fugitives in wooded terrain.

Ana India Om Motorcycle Polation Etolen Autanntlie Oldaherme Slim John Breveny Bank Rohnery Surrot Suedts Woods Woode Paris

Arnold Quizzed in Bankruptcy Action Before Referee

Victor H Arnold, president of the Victor H Arnold Bond Co, was examined before Bankruptcy Referee Eastman. Arnold admitted accounting for about 2900 dollars in several banks and said he sent his wife funds. The hearing occurred in New York amid petitions for receivership and compensation disputes.

Arnold Victor H Arnald Victor H Arnold Bond Company Madieen Eastman Toda Armald Wan WoJarkman New York

New Autumn 1922 Color Cards Released by US Textile Group

The Textile Color Card Association of the United States issues autumn 1922 color cards to trade buyers. The palette features fifty to sixty hues including blues and oranges with oriental and Russian influences, purples and browns, and new wool tones like pigaxin and Anbar shades.

Praga New York

Man With Iron Shirt Arrested Over Typewritten Burglary Notes

A man in Los Angeles, Leroy Smith, was arrested after police found typewritten burglary instructions and school papers on his person. Officers recovered correspondence, weapons, and armor like a breastplate weighing about twenty-two pounds. A metallic sound from taped armor drew attention during the arrest in a residence area.

Hy Aganda Bem Angeles Calif Palit Leroy Smith Ata

Widow alleges man drank six quarts of moonshine in two days

The widow reports that the man consumed six quarts of moonshine within a 48 hour span. A preliminary examination was reviewed in an effort to gather evidence for charges against the unnamed man.

Trntted Press Racine Andrew Werin Frank xix Dev Ageinat

Nominating Post Occupied by M Andrew Amid Confused Text

A garbled OCR segment shows fragmented phrases about nomination and occupancy linked to M Andrew. The readable parts are sparse and do not form a complete event or clear entities beyond the repeated name pattern.

M’andrew

Seven of Family Die From Parsnips

A coroner reports that seven members of the Ladraly family died after eating parsnips. The family breadwinner Napoleon Lat Corolx and four children were among the dead, with two younger children surviving. Authorities indicate the cause relates to parsnip poisoning or contamination.

Bow Wy Borgioni Ladraly Napoleon Sure Kirby Atated Parrnip

Recognition Won't Solve Ado Tangled Relation

The article discusses a proposed resolution urging immediate formal recognition of the Ruagan seast republic and autonomous enclaves, arguing peace hinges on broader diplomatic ties and aid. It cites President Hoarding and global powers, noting continued efforts to establish formal relations and support from the United States and Europe.

Threaduten Ips Ruagan Seast Far Eastern Repubic Ovation

End of War Seen as Weakened After Rapid Peking Move

Troops led by Vekime Gen Wu and Gen Chant Tso Lin clash near Peking with Chang Tso Lin’s forces routed south of the capital. Wu’s entry into Peking is uncertain as forces advance toward Tianjin and Mukden remains contested amid retreating units and disrupted communications.

Uv Associated Press Vekime Wu Per Fu Peking Chant Tso Lin Mukden Tien Tain Hos Hilton

Bathing Beach Suffer as Oil Burning Ships Pollute Waters

The Associated Press reports Washington finds pollution from burning ships harms bathing beaches and lobsters. The Foreign Affairs Committee verified a resolution urging a maritime conference to stop the hazard and protect Atlantic and Pacific coast waters.

Associated Press Washington Hea Foreign Affairs Committee

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