10 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1921
Page
1
A lengthy scoreless first inning gives way to a tense game as the Yankees rally with Ruth and Meusel key hits. Giants ace pitching and defensive plays stall most rallies, with Meusel later scoring on Ward's hit and Bancroft advancing on defense.
Fragmented baseball notes recount a chaotic sequence of at bats and errors from an early game. Players named include Ruth Meusel Pipp Kell and Ward while both teams show multiple strikeouts and defensive miscues, with no runs through several innings and scattered hits.
Senate finance committee approved amendments including repeal of certain transformation taxes and retention of the corporation capital stock tax. A 44 percent surcharge was discussed, with other proposed rate changes and exemptions evaluated for corporations with high annual net income.
A Cal export company plans a project to remove salts from Mono Lake. The article notes team staff and a date in May for the interdepartmental actions, with places including Minna and Francisca referenced in the scattered OCR text.
Ashland note reports the wife of Dr. Smiles, a longtime hospital physician, died after a lingering illness. She previously taught expression in Newark and had married Dr. Smiles in Ashland.
Police report two arrests early this morning as they thwarted a string of burglaries. Officers recovered pistols and seized items, while investigators continue to study the scene for further leads.
A man quotes his wife never speaking a cross word in fifty nine years of marriage. He describes her steady demeanor and kindness as the household cornerstone. The account portrays a quiet, steadfast partnership and the impact of gentle restraint on family life.
A watchman was killed during a brewery raid aimed at locating a cache of Igor. Police report a violent robbery attempt linked to the missing cache inquiry.
In Madison, a Wisconsin judge heard a motion to enjoin the Wisconsin Cooperative Society from selling notes. The case centers on alleged violations of securities law as the society experiments with new interest bearing contracts amid broader debates on cooperative regulation. Lawyers for the cooperative argued authority and relevance, while the state pressed for the injunction as part of securities enforcement.
A Lincoln effort provides temporary humane homes and kennels for stray dogs. The county society will run a charitable facility with land set aside for an orphaned animal reserve, including runways and sanitary kennels. Citizens may report strays to the animal welfare officers for care and treatment.
Fragmentary report notes consultations among delegates before a major conference opening. Mentions Sinn Fe in Dublin and various names and locations, with unclear dates and roles.
A Fond du Lac man succumbed to injuries sustained in a flying accident. Details remain scarce as authorities investigate the incident and identify the deceased.
Miss Dower is appointed superintendent of Taycheedah, replacing a previous official. The note cites local education authorities and confirms the posting amid ongoing district reforms.
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace arrives in Madison to inspect the forest products laboratory and speaks on the dairy industry. He says commissions have touched bottom and business is on an upswing, noting Wisconsin's strong dairy sector and diverse crops provide resilience amid national price trends.
Yosemite Park leads California in annual visitor numbers with record crowds noted in September. Officials reported high attendance across popular trails and landmarks attracting travelers from multiple regions.
This year Yosemite reports 18.495 thousand automobiles carrying 63.153 thousand passengers. Auto travel grows while rail passenger numbers slip, though overall rail travel to national parks edges up despite higher fares.
The J S Supreme Court refused to grant a temporary injunction to block Interstate Commerce Commission rate increases in North Dakota. The case centers on whether ICC can fix intrastate rates as North and South Dakota flood control suits are consolidated with Minnesota.
Plan proposes utilizing sharks caught near Vancouver Island for liver oil fertilizer and jewelry with a reduction plant to be built on the Alberni Canal. Officials say sun sharks weigh up to two thousand pounds and heavy shipments may follow as mining and whaling ties are noted along local waters.
The Shipping Board plans to lease ships to exporters at a nominal rate of one dollar per month. Officials say the program aims to boost export trade by providing affordable shipping to U S exporters, potentially increasing competition with European lines.
Police investigate a double tragedy in Oshkosh area saloon where Ole Larson and his daughter Helen Larson, 34, were found dead after shots rang out. John Ashley, the saloonkeeper, says Helen had lived with him and that Larson accused her of infidelity before turning gun on himself.
Appleton prepares to host the three day Wisconsin State Federation of Women’s Jubilee convening in the city. Delegates, clubwomen, and Menderm officials will attend with cadre speakers Mis Peres Vl Pennybacker Austin Tea and Thomas Winter. The event spans more than 340 miles of travel and features topics on civic life and federation leadership led by General Federation president Mrs. Winter.
An unclear report describes a bank robbery targeting a Wisconsin bank with a large cash haul and ensuing chase. Details are partially garbled but indicate a multi thousand dollar theft and subsequent actions by authorities.
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