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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
1
The Washington Senators beat the Pirates 3 to 2 in a tense World Series game at Griffith Stadium. Coveleskie started for Washington and was briefly relieved as the contest unfolded with early leads, heavy pitching, and key hits shaping the outcome as the series tied 2-3.
Reports from New Orleans indicate Bishop William Brown of Gates was deposed from the sacraments during the annual Episcopal convention. He did not respond when his name was called and proceedings proceeded in his absence the article notes, with continued coverage promised.
Washington D.C. data brief shows Wisconsin populations for several cities including Madison 26953, Stevens Point 3230, Wausau 18255, with figures for Janesville and Milwaukee areas. The note lists county or city counts in a terse census table voice.
Information from New York police headquarters says arrangements are being made for the return of jewels stolen from Mrs. Jessie Woolworth Donahue on September 30. The report notes an underworld figure connected to the case and indicates a possible return tomorrow of about $657,000 worth of jewelry.
A fragmented report indicates diplomatic efforts toward German emittance and peace talks. The text references a potential conference involving German leaders and a desire to satisfy public opinion while aligning with Russia and broader allied interests.
The supreme court heard a long suit involving water rights at Lake Michigan and government actions. Details show parties to respond by January 7 and a series of property tax assessments across counties. The case references lost appeals and substantial monetary figures tied to real estate and public works.
The dispatch reports on a new acetylene based anesthetic developed by Dr Gauss of Perthes iaste in Germany and now used in Germany and Switzerland. It claims rapid brain action with minimal jaw muscle effects, promising quicker recovery than nitrous oxide. Reports from Dr Hersam Drechsler and Dr Wil Myers in New York note satisfactory results, while early trials in mice suggest high safety with low aftereffects.
The state reports a 1925 rise of four hundred million dollars in total property valuation. Officials credit the updated public records and tax rolls for the growth, noting gains across commercial, residential, and industrial sectors as verifiable by the enhanced fiscal census.
Atlantic City President Ti- Lam Greeh of the Amensen Fetere ten of labor appeals for caution to avert injustice in the Tacra-Arica dispute. He seeks peaceful resolution and asks Pan American Federation to help, while a memorial service is planned for Samuel Gompers.
The opening event of the air races here saw Michel Field lead at an average speed of 75.4 mph, earning The Aero Digest trophy and half of the $2,900 prize. Claude Emrick finished second at 62.60 mph, while Eiwant Dermoy of Dayton placed third with 37.89 mph.
The body of Pitot Ames, a 32 year old postal service pilot and veteran, was found near Mount Flyer after his plane crashed into the mountain during a westbound mail flight on Oct 1. Investigators described instant death from trauma. cremation will occur in Cleveland with later burial in Jackson, Me. Rewards totaling 1750 were offered for Ames’s discovery.
The crop report shows Wisconsin's October potato yield near 25 million bushels with statewide estimates around 113 bushels per acre. Strong areas near Saleaker district contrast with poorer yields in central Wisconsin sands, while overall sentiment remains cautiously optimistic for the year.
Attorney General Beat F. Jones refused the federal grand jury request for two special investigations into Senators Peter Norbeck and W. H. McMaster. The probe aimed to determine alleged criminal collusion with former Treasurer A. W. Ewert of the oral credit board.
A Florida coast launch capsized near Sebastian Inlet killing fourteen aboard and leaving nine missing as rescuers scoured rocks and surf. Seven were rescued with minor injuries while others were seriously hurt. bad seas forced the search to continue amid delayed recovery efforts.
Reports indicate Stephenon, linked to the killing of a kidnapped girl, will face trial this month. The case involves alleged involvement with prominent figures and a grand dragon in Indiana politics. Details remain unsettled as authorities pursue charges tied to the girl's murder.
A child was fatally injured when a stone fell from a downtown office building's upper floor. He was walking with his mother when the incident occurred and was taken to a hospitalspotting. police controlled the frantic mother as investigators determine how the stone dislodged.
Today Italy marked the 433rd anniversary of Amerigo Vespucci's discovery with public ceremonies. Flags flew nationwide and official speeches highlighted the explorer's impact while academic and civic groups posted commemorations.
AP reports a weekend of major accidents across states. Florida boat Clara B sank near Melbourne killing four and injuring one. A Southern Pacific express collided with a car near Pomona, California, killing four and injuring others. A crash near Toronto, Canada killed six in a rail collision. Chicago saw a crash injuring a family. a Michigan fair race car wreck injured many. Overall, deaths totaled at least several, with numerous injuries across multiple incidents.
United Press reports Zachary Lansdowne, commander of the Shenandoah, told the Navy the most favorable window for the ill fated airship’s westward flight was the latter part of August, with movements beginning September 3 after a prior September 1 timing.
Wieraret Afeite Expedition crew reach Wiscasset Maine after two storms. The Peary steamer of the MacMillan Arctic Expedition, marooned since Friday, sailed at 3:30 this morning for Wis casset and is due to arrive around 9:30 to 10.
AP reports Premier Caillault plans a cabinet review this week of DeMlaux’s debt funding statement and related questions. Washington ministers discuss the issue as Caillault and others prepare to address provisions and potential cabinet agreement amid leadership changes.
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