14 May 1927
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1927
Page
1
In Harbor Grace a report from Conception Bay describes sounds heard by three men about a distant air disturbance near Bear Cove. Witnesses say they saw unfamiliar activity, while earlier townspeople heard an explosion-like sound, and officials discussed the event with limited detail.
Rubin condemns ambulance chasing as evil but argues it serves a necessary role. He faces contempt consequences for refusing to be sworn, cites an inquisition he says has no place in American courts, and calls for constitutional change while accepting the risk of consequences.
A garbled report describes a dynamite package sent toward Governor Fuller in Boston. The episode, tied to an unclear death connection, prompted postal authorities to intervene and investigate the alarming threat amid tense local fallout.
London reports state documents of great importance were found by secret service operatives after locksmiths opened a safe in the Soviet Trade and Arcoss building. Police were summoned as raids targeted premises housing two terrorist organizations. Scotland Yard had been tracking the raid since Thursday amid claims of missing English war office papers. Midland Bank announced a credit arrangement of about 10.6 million pounds to a Soviet bank.
The Forest County dispute centers on Judge Quinlan's jurisdiction and an ongoing county search. Crandon officials seek control while a deputy sheriff faces questions about pretrial proceedings. The high court will decide on jurisdiction after review of arraignment records and recent motions.
Washington report details General Counsel Wheeler meeting with the President amid talks on the wage bill and federal commission appointments. Wheeler appears to be under consideration for a key postelection role, with a Montana figure noted for a possible nomination.
A 74 year old man identified as Brick Larsen died in Rhinelander Wisconsin after prolonged starvation. He reportedly grew too weak to obtain or obtain food. Authorities stated the death resulted from starvation and indicated findings are pending autopsy.
Sky Associated Press reports a tri colored air race to Paris likely, with adverse weather delaying takeoff. Byrd presses on with hopes of a two-hop flight, while the America incident spurs shifts in pilots and plans among Berger, Acosta, and Neville.
An isolated report from Associated Press describes a crash in Sachsen Miss where a passenger escaped through flames after the plane broke apart. The crew and witnesses struggled to extinguish fires while rescuers worked to reach the wreckage.
A group led by Juneau Wise Howard Pards and George Gina attempted an elawer from Dadze county quiz. They were captured after miles of chase and arrested at Wise jevensin rapids for alleged theft at an autonusiy.
Catherine McDonald aged 30 daughter of Daniel McDonald was instantly killed when struck by an automobile in front of a store. Witnesses say the vehicle skidded on relief skates.
Reports say Sugar Bowl lands and parts of Louisiana face major flooding as a new break along the Mississippi River causes rapid water rise. Parishes including Avoyelles and surrounding areas were evacuating residents while Red Cross units aid affected families. Engineers monitor canal and levee breaches extending from the north border toward the gulf, with ongoing relief efforts as water levels threaten more communities.
The article notes acreage for peas will be set this year after overproduction in recent seasons. Pea planting is underway and work is expected to be completed by the end of May.
A US press report states a violent blast killed residents Mr and Mrs LPbed Fieffner of Trout Creek shortly before noon. Firefighters say the explosion occurred at the couple’s home, and the surrounding area was damaged but the couple were fatally injured. The alarm was raised by a neighbor who heard the blast and called authorities. Investigators are examining the cause and whether any third parties were involved.
Associated Press notes antipodal reactions to the death sentences of Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray. Gray sits in a Long Island City jail awaiting execution while Snyder, a Queens village housewife, protests injustice. Townsend Scudder's remarks on the case and a public note of thanks from Snyder’s supporters are mentioned amid broader reflections on capital punishment.
Milwaukee reports precautionary health measures may extend life expectancy to 75. A city club address cites medical science advances and routine examinations as key. Forecasts from Northwestern Observational Station note cooler tonight with frost likely in western and northern portions and a temperate week ahead.
The New York Supreme Court heard a motion to enjoin Captain Spencer from pursuing a Wisconsin divorce action against his wife, who is tied to the James Gallantine case. The hearing covered residency questions as Spencer, once linked to a famous social circle, faces renewed rumors of infidelity and residence changes.
Investigators keep probing a private agreement involving Warner Brokerage and former Wisconsin officials. The Wisconsin Railroad Commission and securities division are mentioned in a dispute over a memorandum and alleged violations. The case centers on a $2.60 stake and a hinted internal settlement, with ongoing inquiries into the firm’s actions and related market conduct.
Funeral services for R L Morse will be conducted today in Milwaukee with an additional service planned later. Honorary pallbearers include A Hackus H Ranierofi I Gresorr H T Faires and others from Fond du Lac and nearby towns. Active pallbearers across both services include S S Maree M L Newcombe and E J Whoelzer.
Long Island City dispatch reports Henry Judd Gray and Mrs. Snyder sentenced to die in the electric chair the week of June 20 for the murder of Albert Snyder. They await appeals as Justice Townsend Scudder questions capital punishment but leaves the sentence to the courts.
Fragmented text references regodification and justice for an offender. Many garbled terms impede clear meaning but indicate legal or administrative action, association names, and possible dates. The readable parts mention offender treatment, rights, and proceedings in a reseistiens context with scattered names.
A brief item notes a black bear killed near the endwaters of Sard Gust Olsan in the IRndiz region. Locals report no further details on the time or individuals involved, leaving the incident as a concise regional wildlife record.
John McCain is jailed in Rhinelander waiting trial on two charges after alleged early marriage and other incidents. He applies for a nervous condition to derail the case. Authorities say details remain unclear while proceedings proceed.
Trial coverage centers on Dar A Cambrell reporting from Los Angeles as prosecutors seek intimate details of visits to a celebrity’s apartment. Actress Dorothy Mackare testifies about personal messages and a romantic frame, while defense argues the relations were platonic and the affair is a fabrication designed to ruin the husband’s claim. The testimony includes telegrams and letters between principals, with further pages promised.
Report from Friday notes huge motorist crowds within miles of the Derby site as stands at the track sell out and roadside camps flourish. Attendance records appear likely to stand amid heavy demand for tickets and facilities, with roadsides crowded and the city buzzing about the event.
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