30 May 1923
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1923
Page
1
Report from Lausanne on a tentative Allied acceptance of a Turkish proposal to safeguard foreigners. The plan aims to inform foreign residents of potential arrests after accusations rather than beforehand, a shift from prior practice noted in the conference discussions.
United Press reports a plot to assassinate Polish officials in Warsaw and a bomb arc linked to outrages near a university. Dispatches describe high level danger and a connection between Warsaw and another city as investigations proceed.
Report covers the Indianapolis motor speedway race with leaders and times. Wilcox Hartz Wer ner lead at mile marks, Ferrari and Durant Special entries noted. Attendance reaches 135000 as twenty four drivers start the 560 mile race amid sunny conditions.
Fragmentary report notes empty grave at Gravesend with a search request tied to Pogahortas. Mentions a press agency and possible recovery details for an individual named James along with unclear references to Ber Rody and a local setting in England.
Local officials consider suspending all boxing exhibitions in Chigaso amid concerns over safety and crowd control. City leaders weigh regulatory steps and possible impacts on events and revenues.
An Associated Press report from Gettysburg details Governor Pinchot praising loyalty to the Constitution at a Memorial Day ceremony in the National Cemetery. He warns against forces seeking to undermine the republic and restore disunion, invoking past battles and the fight for independence.
New York report details a fatal fire incident involving a peddler named Joseph Versic who reportedly crawled into a wax hat. The missing context and garbled OCR text obscure full details but indicate a deadly accident tied to a headwear container.
National and American League action from Memorial Day morning shows multiple doubleheaders across New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis. Key moments include homers by Bailey Ruth and Lest and notable pitching batteries across teams such as Vance Deberry Emmke Picinch and Shante.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Department of State reference, mentioning an ongoing case and actions against entities. The garbled text hints at official accounting or disclosure steps, with continued discussion across pages. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
A Canadian sergeant was killed by a desperado after a pursuit at a provincial police scene. Two suspected desperados remain at large as authorities describe the fatal confrontation and ongoing manhunt.
Fragmentary OCR report notes growing stress in Germany as resistance endures longer than expected. Reference to M Poincare and wartime letters hints at political and military strain, with unclear details on events or dates.
Local authorities seized three individuals suspected of ticket scalping amid disrupted plans for a public event. Investigators say the suspects intended to profit from high demand tickets, leading to charges and swift detainment. Further details from the scene are expected as investigations continue.
A veteran discovers his name on a list of the dead from an unnamed conflict. The report notes other veterans also appearing on the list, including local resident Tee Younsstowe and OL Youngstown. Unclear details prompt further verification.
A garbled report claims a major figure from Americar favored an arred intervention. readable fragments mention a bandit captive and a potential security operation. details are unclear, with multiple placeholder phrases and names not fully legible.
An investigation into the escape of John L. Whitfield found no fault by the officers involved. The inquiry reviewed arresting procedures and subsequent events, concluding the personnel acted within standard protocols.
Fragmentary text mentions Shaith as a friend of the president and notes a suicide. The remaining readable lines are garbled, with illegible fragments about names, places, and page continuation.
Reports say Mitghir, a former Democratic leader, is near death at Weetlaiten. Local officials and associates have been unable to confirm exact condition. family requested privacy as the situation develops.
Lawrnc Martin reports Attorney General Daugherty would resign if Rye could appoint his own successor. Daugherty flew to Washington to discuss with President Harding after meetings in Columbus and deliberations on resigning. Augustus Pl. Sexmiour, his acting deputy, faces possible removal as a condition of any replacement.
fragmentary wartime style text cites Madison Congressional bloc and abuse of power accusations. It references standpatters, progressive peers, and alleged efforts to expose interests driving policy while criticizing camdust and bloe. The piece notes claims of financial arguments and shifting tides affecting the mother bloc.
Fragmentary lines reference America and Belgium exchange greetings and discuss freedom. Text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear phrases, preventing a clear news event or identifiable persons, organizations, or dates.
Associated Press reports President Harding appeals for measures to avoid future wars and reduce armament. He stresses nations must work for peace, honor, and lasting diplomacy while honoring fallen soldiers and supporting veterans. He notes America should lead by example and aid global peace efforts.
After a long dispute in Memphis Tennessee, Peage outcomes in the Piggly Wiggly case were settled. The proceeding referenced financial adjustments and a party noted as the May xn. ram. 1 ans. artis fonds, with vague mentions of Wisconsin and Fair ta. The fragmentary text indicates a tax or fee action and possible adjustments in a corporate or municipal context.
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