18 May 1923
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
1
A stage oil lamp overturned during a Cleve land school commencement play in Ker shaw county ignited a fire. The crowd fled via a single exit as stairs collapsed, killing dozens and leaving Ashes to smoulder in hours. The disaster devastated families across the county.
A fragmented list of historic fires and deaths from various locations and dates. Names, places, and numbers appear garbled, with references to theaters, churches, ships, and homes and multiple years such as 1900, 1921, 1944, and 1994.
Reporter recalls a YEM seed of a sect led by Levina Johnson Hemmer at the House of David community. A figure nicknamed Michael the Archangel drew followers while claims of arranged marriage and alleged coercive acts surfaced. The narrative notes a grand jury investigation and the colony’s emigration following charges.
In a terse court note, Chuck Palmer was released on his own recognizance after a brief appearance. The proceedings outlined no bail, and Palmer indicated intent to contest charges. пал
Fragmentary clipping mentions a monument for Marshall and Webber related to an airplane motor. The text is garbled with stray phrases about an airpilot and death, preventing clear facts or dates.
Wealthy individual Jon is pursuing a divorce case as headlines highlight division and financial stakes. Court actions detail asset division considerations and potential settlements involving the millionaire.
Friends report that Gould died after catching a severe cold in the Valley of Kings near Sone Nive France Gerda and others visited prior to the Alte of Tuie Ankh Amen tum. The fragmentary text notes a death connected to illness while visiting ancient sites.
Madison report notes the senate bill would impose an auto license fee to fund maintenance of a vast trunk highway system. Officials indicate a two cent increase is under study as part of a broader rural road construction program. the measure faces indefinite postponement.
Reports say Chinese bandits appeal to ten nations over unpaid troops. Diplomats issue memoranda amid broader warfare indicators. The text notes possible shifts in territorial demands and responses by external powers.
A meeting led by Franklin D. Roosevelt proposes a temporary halt on new construction to ease shortages and stabilize markets. It urges public projects and careful financing, warning the abnormal conditions could worsen if unchecked.
A brief item from New York notes labor interests pursuing a second banking venture with attention on financial strategy and potential regional impact. The readable text is sparse, mentioning labor and banking together without concrete details or outcomes.
Community officials examine road quality in Wisconsin with minimal delay as residents discuss infrastructure needs. A local group led by rein Rengsho-Citar advocates improved maintenance and budget allocations to reduce hazards and ensure safer travel.
A Washington correspondence reports progressive lawmakers push for tax changes. The plan seeks higher corporate taxes and restored profits tax, raises personal exemptions for married persons and heads of families, and enacts a soldier loan measure to aid relief.
A local project outlines a ten story modern hotel in Wausau. The proposal aims to attract tourists and support travel services with new lodging and associated facilities.
Schedules were filed in the Mitchell Motors bankruptcy case, detailing assets and liabilities. The filing outlines the debtor’s estate and potential claims, with court docket references and potential creditors listed for timely notice.
An oil case defendant, identified as Dr Cpok, pleads not guilty as jurors receive jury instructions. The proceedings mention a large 14 indictment and a connected trial for another party, with details concerning Las Anne and a separate legal action.
Terrific downpour causes urban flooding in Teras and heavy rain reported across Minnesota. Sparse readable text mentions temporary disruptions and weather conditions affecting daily life.
A Fond du Lac jury awarded $5,006 in an accident case. The trial involved local parties with Dolred Preps and related entities referenced in the proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR describes large sugar stores in warehouses with repetition and unclear surrounding context. No clear dates or organizations available to identify additional facts.
Paris dispatch says Prime Minister Bonar Law is barely able to speak and shows no improvement. He refused a lunch invitation from Poincare, while Lord Beaverbrook met with British leaders to discuss a possible successor. Beaverbrook, Daily Express publisher, came to Paris late last night.
News item reports the death of the boy scout chief in Los Angeles with unclear details and fragmented text describing surrounding names and events. The readable segments mention city and baptism-like terms but lack coherent information about cause or individuals.
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