12 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
1
Semeph J. Nis former alderman and prominent south side business man was found dead in his bed this morning after Mrs. Nis detected gas fumes from the stove. She opened windows and alerted his store in the next room.
The article profiles Henry L. Doherty, who began as a newsboy in Columbus, Ohio, at age ten and rose to head a $150,000,000 corporation by fifty-one, becoming New York's wealthiest bachelor without formal schooling beyond public elementary education. It notes his early life and limited schooling while highlighting his later success.
A suspect identified as Ashley faces first degree murder charges after four warrants were issued. Details remain limited as authorities proceed with the investigation and arraignment.
The excerpt shows President Harding discussing practical limits on reform, favoring something workable over unattainable ideals. He emphasizes a reasonable, achievable approach as essential for effective action and public support.
In today’s congressional brief, actions at Hoos Hall and the Senate spotlight key motions and floor activities. The report notes ongoing debates and committee activity shaping legislation and procedural outcomes.
United Press reports Milwaukee Poles acquire the largest bank in Warsaw, marking a significant financial move. The deal is viewed as a major expansion for the Milwaukee group and signals strong cross border investment activity.
Reported remarks show Newberry resisting resignation as pressure mounts from Democratic efforts to force him out. Critics say Newberry risks an admission of fault by staying in office amid accusations about spending in the governor’s race and prewar price distortions.
Vetted Press reports a Milwaukee parade featuring Knights Templar groups and related participants. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases but indicates a parade event with Templar associations present in Milwaukee.
Special to The Northeves Appleton-W reports a statewide assembly held today in Appleton. Delegates met at the First Congregational church to discuss veiled topics and agenda items for a morning convention with planned remarks and program notes.
fragmented sports note describes a pivotal game at the Polo Grounds with hopeful expectations that today’s matchup could determine the series. limited readable fragments suggest tense play and crowd interest as teams vie for control.
A disorganized game summary shows the Giants defeating the Yankees 2 to 1. Scattered notes mention pitchers, fielding miscues, and late-inning plays with few clear details, highlighting errors and small scoring moments.
A fragmented baseball game log describes innings with players Miller Ward Bancroft Frisch Young Schang Mays and others. The text records outs hits errors and pitches across multiple innings with unclear sequencing and several garbled phrases.
A Wisconsin man is slated for an executive post amid regional considerations. The article notes the candidate, the context of the election, and local forecasts for the role.
The Washington Times reports finance committee views on tax bill changes and Senate dynamics show Republican leaders losing control amid concessions to Democratic allies. Penrose’s forecasts miss the mark. critics fret over temporary measures and potential permanent tax policy shifts amid Senate caution.
Councillors jailed over proposed levies on the poor in their districts were released today. The relief marks a shift as authorities reassess the contentious charges and policy stance in the district.
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