10 May 1928
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented report notes Smith stating he did nothing to win the Democratic choice as campaign chatter describes committee hearings and limited support. Witnesses, including campaign staff such as George R. and others, reference funds spent and prior statements while observers describe the event and attendance.
Unclear text fragment indicates a Hoosier vote bloc backing Favorite Sox Watsor for a convention delegates race. Mentions 203.015 am ws lead wes ext larger excent.
In a London dispatch the foreign secretary signals a more amiable stance toward the United States as Britain Italy seek to ease tensions and align against war. The report notes shifting world machinations and a tentative move toward cooperation amid wartime pressures.
Washington page reports a case tied to Stewart 68 seeking testimony and transcript basis. Officials outline procedures and exemptions for BF testimony while noting page references. The brief item highlights filing status and timetable for further action.
Congress considers Tyrson Fitzgerald tax measures and inland waterway legislation. Committees in the House place bills on the calendar for potential reapportionment and related action by lawmakers.
Fragmentary notes describe Italian explorer Nobile preparing for a polar expedition at Spitzbergen or nearby bases. Crew discussions mention weather, supplies, and whether Wilkins plane could be carried, with references to Norway and secondary bases.
An item notes the board of GF Colensi in Indiana refuses to discuss a matter aboard a westbound train near Elkhart. The brief states a cost savings measure of four percent was mentioned in March.
A report from Milwaukee notes a patient ceased breathing during a tonsil removal procedure. The incident prompted medical review to ensure patient safety and updated monitoring procedures.
The Chippewa postmaster resigns during an investigation into the local post office conduit. Three inspectors, who spent weeks on the case, refused to reveal the inquiry result.
Fragmentary text references sheriff, Fischer, and a lawyer in Langlade county with scattered names and phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome available to establish a coherent summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a telegram exchange linked to Senators Borah and Sem with a sympathetic salure to the party, mentioning a massey ist methods and a held under the masey context. The readable text hints at intra party communication and a supportive signal from a senator to the party.
A worker sustained fatal injuries after falling beneath an operating engine at a industrial site. Investigators are reviewing equipment isolation procedures and safety compliance as the incident is reported.
The readable portion hints at stockholders in Washington and a repudiation of misrepresentation. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or events are identifiable from the text provided.
Brief notes allege a master player as a suspect in a violin theft. Fragmentary text mentions locations and a suspect described as skilled, with references to a cave and names that appear garbled. Further details are unclear from the readable OCR.
A local child, six, died after being struck by a car in Milwaukee. The incident occurred near a residence where emergency crews arrived and transported the boy to a local hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries. Further details were not immediately available.
A woman aged in her 20s was attacked and buried but escaped grave injuries. Police reported she was found by responders and transported to hospital where doctors treated her for injuries. Authorities said she survived with non life threatening harm.
Fragmented notice references forestry taxation and station law from a Wisconsin governor conference. It mentions a tax base for timber or forest land and an acre rate, noting large acreage figures and a referenced levy. The text is garbled but implies a legal or tax discussion tied to forest law.
Readable fragments suggest a column by the Vicar of Battersea giving practical advice. The text references guidance and remarks on daily conduct as part of a local feature.
A 106 year old Berlin woman died after a hospital visit and an automobile ride. Her son and Edauer were involved, with a trip that ended in Forest Home Cemetery. The obituary notes the family planned burial with a Milwaukee connection.
The record notes the appointment of George as municipal judge in Wirreggare Village. Details are limited due to transcription quality but indicate an official civic role assignment within the village. The date and full names are unclear from the fragment.
Fragments indicate Republican and Denver area conventions in Colorado with references to state conventions and uninstructed delegations. Details are garbled but suggest campaign logistics and participant alignment without clear outcomes.
The flood control bill, engrossed and signed by Vice President Dawes and Speaker Longworth, moved to the White House after approval in the Senate conference. Supporters see it as the best obtainable measure for the present session, while some provisions remain unsatisfactory.
Governor Zimmerman began a leave of absence for several days. Col J L Johns, private secretary, said the governor will be out of the office with limited contact while remaining accessible for official calls.
The text alleges that the estate heirs are entitled to the proceeds after settlement, and that Alvin Greenwald and his creditors, including Wisconsin Auto Service, are not entitled to any proceeds. The case centers on whether the policy should be voided and how the proceeds are to be distributed among heirs.
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