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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1922

Page

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Police net tightens in Chicago bombings and killings

Police tighten net after bombings and beatings killed two officers. Confessions from about 150 suspects linked to unions and racketeering surface. names include Tim Murphy, Pred Mader, Con Shr, Isadore Braverman, Robert McMcMloyal. Officials expect sensational disclosures within 48 hours amid tense Chicago security efforts.

Associated Presa Chicago Sloante Phber Mere St. Loi Big Tim Murphy Herd Isadore Braverman Bixture Hangers Union Robert McMcMloyal Murphy Miter Harty Samiaeh Hanson Teddera Wien Mitzanorris Ain Fetaii Attomobite Bhucsimg Panied Bbe Alan Phy Che Alain

Steel presidents urged to provide merger details

Federal Trade Commission asked presidents of major independent steel firms including Republic Iron and Steel, Bethlehem Steel, and others for full and specific information on a proposed merger before completion. The move follows Senate actions and an FTC inquiry sparked by a projected merger announced last December 27, with ongoing investigations.

Washington, D.C Merser Federal Trade Commission Senate Midvice Steel and Ordnance Company Republic Iron and Steel Company Lackawinna Steel Company Ynland Steel Company Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Steel and Tube Company of America Brier Hill Steel Company Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Follette Plans Return to Lead Wisconsin Campaign

Associated Press reports Senator Robert M. La Follette will return to Wisconsin May 18 to assess the political situation before launching his re election bid. He will address the Nonverrian National League in Chicago May 17 as part of a three month state wide speaking tour starting in June.

Associated Press Madison Robert M. Jat] Follette Wisconsin Xorwerian National League Chicago Tsang

Beauvais denies selling love letters to Stillman

Montreal fraud case heard as Fred Beauvais testifies he never met Mrs Stillman or sold letters alleged to have been used in her divorce. He disputes testimony by private detective Edmund Leigh claiming $15,000 for four letters. Beauvais says he never received such funds and destroyed all letters after receipt of instructions.

Fred Beauvais James A. Stillman Montreal Fred James A. Stillman United Press Beauvais Edmunthdleigh Leigh Paughkeepsns Mra Stillman Branvais Lorever Miercey Lebel

Civilization Challenged by Bolshevism Says Walling

William K e Walling argues Bolshevism threatens Western civilization in Philadelphia. He cites Soviet study abroad and American experience, warns against Genoa conference aims, and questions US government involvement. He urges clarity before any future international talks.

Asacelated Press Philadelphia Mac Bolahevast Prusstunmm William KE. Walling Armor-ican Academy of Political and Social Science Walling Russia Ameren Inbor Lye Inbor Genghis Khan Genoa Wallingdon

Finest Surgical Hospital In World Opened In Rochester

The $2,205,000 addition to St Mary's hospital in Rochester, built by the Sisters of St. Francis, was put into use today. The expansion adds 50 new beds, bringing total beds in Rochester hospitals to over 2,000. More than 4,000 attended the dedication ceremony yesterday.

United Press Rochester Minn St Mary's Hospital Sisters of St. Francis St. Mary's

Express Robbed by Collision in North Leroy

The Black Diamond express on the Lehigh Valley railroad was wrecked at North Leroy at 4:40 a.m. after striking an automobile at a grade crossing. The car's driver was killed and three coaches plus the parlor and diner cars derailed. Several persons were reported injured.

United Buffalo N. Y Lehigh Valley North Leroy

Gasoline price hikes expected across firms

Washington reports that further increases in gasoline prices are planned to take effect soon, with six to eight cent rises per gallon over the next weeks. Most firms have pledged higher prices for summer and fall, aided by a gentlemen’s agreement to hold near 30 cents per gallon for two weeks. Prospects of the nation’s largest oil reserves show domestic consumption near 5 billion gallons this year, with estimates of a one billion gallon reserve by season end. Attorney General Daugherty to push a broader inquiry on return from weekend trip. William J. Burns may head the federal investigation.

Kolbert Geernapondanty Washington Wi Purie Ware Interior Department Addi Daugherty Promisiml Harding William J. Turns Bureau of Investigation Tak Hares H. J. Lowe The Bureau of Miner

One Woman and Three Men Seek Thirteenth District Seat

A Denton Texas woman Mir Annie W Blanton and three men are candidates in the Thirteenth congressional district election to fill the unexpired term of Puctan W Parrish who died from injuries in an automobile accident.

Associated Press Wichita Fallon Mir Annie W. Blanton Denton Texas Thomas Blanton Puctan W. Parrish

Higby Named Ripon Municipal Judge to Succeed Reed

Special to The Northwestern Kenneth F. Higby of Ripon was appointed by Governor Blaine to be the Ripon municipal judge. He will assume duties immediately, replacing the resigned Ray R. Reed.

Kenneth F. Higby Ripon Covernor Blaine Ray R. Reed

Open Hearings on Merger Antitrust Question

By Herbert W. Walker United Press Staff Correspondent, May 7. Attorney General Daugherty will hold open hearings to determine if the proposed merger of seven independent steamship companies violates antitrust laws and whether to approve lower railroad rates. President Harding firm on voluntary cooperation. officials eye rate cuts to spur business while avoiding forced concessions.

Herbert W. Walker United Prem Abseven Nadi Daugherty Stert Viarding Heine Othe Herding Wretington Tlion Tony Harding

Differences in Committee Report Prompt Treasury Review

The special committee report on the bureau of engraving and printing stock was referred back by Secretary Melon to the committee Director Hitt and Cuapodian for joint consideration of the differences. The digested inventory was presented today at the treasury and related to the paper Collins for digestion.

Associated Pres Washington, D. C Bureau of Engraving and Printing Melon Hitt Bureau Treasury

Fatal barbershop shooting shocks city

In Chicago an armed man entered a North Side barbershop and opened fire, severely injuring the proprietor and a patron who was being shaved. The incident occurred without warning and is described as a serious violence event.

Chicago Tony Mde Wallan Amun

Bobbed Hair Obstacle to Indian Pageant

The Lake Geneva historical pageant scheduled for May 28 faces a bobbed hair obstacle as sponsors struggle with casting Indian maidens. Many local girls have bobbed hair, and research finds no historic reference to Indians with such hair. About half of the high school girls auditioning have been rejected due to bobbed hair, leaving applicants who meet native attire requirements but lack long hair heritage.

Associated Presa Genete Lake Geneva

Tariff brawl stalls Senate as sugar, hemp clash loom

Disjointed Senate debate over a tariff bill sparks rough sailing with factional fights over sugar prices and hemp policy. Proponents warn tariffs protect domestic industries while opponents argue higher costs hurt consumers and provoke broader economic strains amid political pressure.

Charles A Comiskey Sees Felsch as Enemies Tool

Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the White Sox, denounces Felsch as a tool of his old enemies. The report notes Comiskey’s retreat at a Sania and references trials and statements about justice, a court case, and the team’s standing. The piece places Comiskey amid broader allegations and resident tension around the team and individuals connected to past disputes.

Charles A. Comiskey Felsch Reni Qugaindt Werdiet Une Liniskey Camelare Rainelanter Dam Lake

Play Ball Will Be the Call Tomorrow in Local League

The Fox River Valley League opens its 1922 season tomorrow led by veteran John F. Kluwin of this city. The Northwestern will publish full scores and game stories, and also begins printing full box scores from the two major leagues.

Fox River Valley League John F. Kluwin Northwestern

Felsch-Comiskey hearing in Milwaukee continued

The Chicago Americans president Charles Comiskey and other club officers faced motions to require appearance in Milwaukee. Attorney Hudnally argued the case should not proceed against a domestic corporation, noting jurisdiction limits, as the court adjourned for the day and prepared to continue on another page.

Chicago John Coegers Felaen Qo Orotet Hudnallaly Cage Milwaukee Aida Comiskey American League Club of Cie Tngo Elut Ia Ay Wiseenial Corporation Tinder Ie] Tech Afta Domestic Corporation

Genoa Conference Sees Doubtful Fate for Powers Meeting

The Genoa economic conference adjourned amid sharp distrust between Russia and France over mixed commissions and Russian debts. Lloyd George called the Russian reply provoking while Barthou urged excluding Russians from new commissions, warning prolonged talks may endanger European peace and frontier settlements.

Associated Press Genow Economic Conference Sul M. Barthou France Russia Lioyd George Hyeryvbaly Lloyd George Europe Barthou Genoa Neutrite Posally United Dhes Sven Howe Benn Merlos Creorge Uae

Hogs Die From Heat at Judasfovk Hog Yard

Thirty seven hogs valued at 870 dollars per owner Henry Mobis died from intense heat at the Judasfovk hog yard while awaiting shipment to market this week. Weather readings show high temperatures and rising heat stress. no injuries reported beyond these losses.

Pressey Muda Wis Henry Mobis Che Judasfovk Ovarda

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