Oshkosh Daily News 1925 10 08 Front Page Overview
Oshkosh Wisconsin edition dated Thursday October 8 1925 presents a dense front page with typographic noise. It lists various departments and notices including subscriptions and advertising credits, and mentions places like Wisconsin and Kerala in a scattered fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sebkowk
Fite Arcane
Bulbeiee
Caiese, Gl
Logan Payne Co
Tower
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Soviet Liquor Policy Sparks Economic Debate
A distressed analysis notes the Soviet government eyeing liquor sales as a revenue source amid grain exports and unemployment woes. It argues private liquor trade signals a shift away from strict communist doctrine, while warning against undermining state control.
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Russia
Hess
Nqugr
Veramient Cviteatly
Sovies
Khown
Iqner
Siengey
Alep
Federaiion
Orthndor
Orr
The Shipping Board and the President in Cooling Tensions
The piece critiques government bureaus under President Coolidge, noting how independence from the president breeds friction and poor outcomes. It cites the Shipping Board as a troublesome example, detailing internal conflicts over leadership and policy, and calls for decisive action to align boards with executive aims amid wartime debt and administration strain.
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Mainte
Executive Department
Coollden
Attatra
Lab Commission
Shipping Board
Deres
Feet Corporation
Coolidge
Briep
Wear Ady
Palmer
Cnet
FW. Thompson
Soloning ‘Board
Uber
Depaceche
Charcel
Aud Ipory
Congress
Atyérmay
Seaster Cert
Jorg
Eac Fe Atse Wits
Ris Ecantxiy Gukeins
Compress
Worry Over Fuel Shortage and Policy Steps Rise
The article surveys public complacency amid a fuel crisis triggered by a strike. It notes New York Governor Seuth reviving a commission to survey supply and eastern governors promoting subbituminous coal in place of anthracite. It warns of rising prices and possible shortages if production does not resume, urging preparedness and possible use of substitute fuels. It also mentions broader political notes and unrelated items from the era.
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Covernor Seuth
New York
Fac Commission
Hagissd Brates
Pzine
Capitel
Tabor
A Race for Roads in Early American Travel
An article discusses the push to improve rural roads in the United States, noting historical progress from dirt paths to graded highways. It cites public spending in Washington on road construction and predicts increased funding next year, reflecting a demand for comfortable year round travel despite ongoing sand and mud challenges.
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Cleveland Tula
Murshing i
Washington
United States
Lc In
Men from Worcester Aid Boston Silkworks In Holyoke
In a Worcester crowd a man named Veran tries to join a Silkworks crew at Holyoke. He spends his money in the attempt and asks for work from the foreman. The foreman directs him to the pile. A worker tells him Holyoke is the destination for a day’s work to help the new Presbyterian church project.
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Boston Grove
Idyoke
Massachusetts
Fragmented OCR summary of historical newspaper passages
A garbled compilation of phrases from multiple papers discussing progressives, public figures, and international topics. It references debates on political philosophy, civic growth, and economic borrowing alongside scattered mentions of towns, newspapers, and leaders without coherent narrative or clear events.
Women’s Pioneering Legal Trailblazer in Washington
A historical profile honors Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Musser for advancing women in law. It details Meyers’s role as founder and dean of the Washington College of Law and Musser’s long career as counsel for Norway and Sweden, legal advocate, and district advisor.
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Meyers
Bis
Eues Sydere Mumey
Washington, D.C
Ber
Suet i Doeen
Ter
Mire Mey Wes
Wasbley— Ton College of Law
Clarees
Ata
Siles
Eroma SM. Ghiett
Wach
Legaltoca
Norway
Sweden
Colum
Tam Bill Wish
Aseoriamna
Cola-Bosa
Poth
Collex
Publicity urged to ease coal industry conflicts
A speaker from the former United States coal commission argues that public publicity could help resolve wage disputes. He says repeal of a two year service tax would allow miners to become contact workers, potentially easing production costs. He cautions against further price hikes for anthracite and stresses industry stability over punitive measures.
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Joan Tisye Hasnond
Pennsylvania
Joby Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Harmmor
Elth
Coal Commission
Geylers
Repute
Dalton Named Arbiter In United States Shipping Board Spat
Henry G. Dalton of Cleveland chosen by President as arbiter to ease disputes at the United States Shipping Board. Dalton, president of the Turner Lake Steamship Co, is a Cleveland-born attorney and director with Pickands Mather. His appointment comes amid debates over emergency measures, wage disputes, and possible coal mine seizures to prevent strikes.
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Henry G. Dalton
Cootitgs
Henry G. Teton
Cluveland
United Stateshipping Board
Datton
Pickanés
Mather and Company of
Cleveland
Es & Indover
Ha Rose Co
Rapnaxer
Ineses
Dalton
Tnner Lake Steamship Company
Arcaniation
Prent Lakes
Noilfisd
Leigh Palaver
Fragmented OCR poem fragment about shadows and stars
A damaged OCR text presents a dreamlike poem fragment with hazy phrases about darkness, eyes, beaten forms, and the sea of stars. It evokes vivid imagery of light and shadow, though many words are garbled and unreadable.
Local notices and political shifts echo through Northwest region
Five years past, Burke Cechran of New York canceled a speaking tour amid a state Christian convention where Rev G Fernem presided and Rev David Davies was elected vice president. Tom Patterson visited Oregon on political matters as weather and civic events shaped a weekend. Ten years ago Richmond moved to Whitewater, while Rev Boory Foster Burns faced calls in Atlanta. Damaged reports note fires and hospital visits, with locals sharing travel and residence changes.
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Burke Cechran
New York
SeeSose
Hines
Wes
Fa Icine
Fernem
David Davies
Tom Patterson
Dice River
Oshaash
Clares
Osikosk
Sordeen
Tareresed
Cansil
Amerca
Europe
Meas
Renamo
Richmond
Boory Foster Burns
Central Congregational Church
Atlante
Burns
Missle
Oreans 2Nd March
Sophie Schussler
PE G Hare
Mt Vernon Street
St Marr's Hospital
Puzzle feature explains pictorial crossword solving
A children's pictorial crossword puzzle page explains that words begin in numbered squares and run across or down with one letter per white square. It notes that proper words are formed by filling the white squares and that the drawing provides a key to the Brat wird. Additional word keys follow.
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Ron
Peinke
Puzzle Fragment Sparks The Smell Of Baking Soda
Yesterday's puzzle page hints at a New York scene with artists and a general court from Brooklyn. The garbled text suggests a piecing of clues about chemistry and taste while noting a baking soda reference.
Public Panic as Amour Anstey Kidnapping Grips City
J Periista Alesteyr’s family reels from a ransom demand of 169,909 dollars after Amoura Anstey vanishes on a Chicago show night. Police, editors, and reporters race to track the missing star as Fear and a sweeping press chase engulf the theaters and city, with relatives urged to stay calm.
Moral questions on pork abstinence and public virtue
A historical critique discusses religious dietary rules and public morality. It argues abstention from pork by Muslims raises questions of minority rights, reform, and social pressure. The piece weighs if enforcing personal conduct in public policy reflects majority norms and endangered minority interests.
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John Stuart
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the Shipping Board
Misoespolia Jourma
Treble
Madison
Fond du Lec Coumy
DaaKieg Near
Philadelphia
Gultetta
Askl
Nsgrretzte Commerce Commission
Ukebey
Renosha News
Reed
the Times
Alma¢Y
Hayes
Sam
Beloit Ns
Casement
Ipacaic
du Lac
Mr Mns Toray CompBete
Mire Musser
Helth
Orgastmatons
Watch
Waukinston Colexe of
Larardite Alumni Association
Waskinston Women’s City Club
Collect Club
Womisn's Bar Ashe Epston Chapter
Japan
Gardner
Siss Taree Surse
Stockholm
Elen Spruces Musser
Dave News
Turpentice
Vicks
California
the Northwesteen
Twests
Prin
Peetore
Hesband
Somehedr Tists
gWissins
Brooklia
Wes Fitpést
Maphatan Pier
Cates
Leos
Alex House
J. Periista Alesteyr
Dresk
Abesley
Fas
Scedar
Dela
Ata Aly
Abe
Amonia
Callea
J. Regibala
Redrald
Chicago
Nour
Amexra
Conshiz
Bola
Ang
Chteacy
Ansley
J. Beet
Cerep
Sliss Amoura
Acd
Hegineld
Chicese
Jimmy Archer
Mam
Morrise Recorajee
Boss Wan
J. Besi'yaia Almster
Westland
Whitestons
Berleaga
Padar
Disor
Huimee
Dizeb
Erie
Camere
Mar
Serall
BilleGarsie
Presraott
Sinslex
Suchclensir
Tweinrich
Iz Theater
West
Sitecrase
chetsHlazs
Thoraudhiy
Jess Teajerity
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