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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text reports an international conference in Europe focusing on security and treaties. It notes final talks, increasing delegates, and aims for new agreements to prevent war, with references to London and December plans.
Samuel M. Kemper, 81, wed a widow who cherishes his war stories. He had been married 61 years to his first wife, Andree Bolen, and is survived by great-grandchildren. The ceremony joined two longtime companions in Indianapolis.
An Associated Press report notes decreasing deposits in Irish banks as customers pull funds amid dividend tax changes and shifting payments. The piece mentions the National Bank and other institutions adjusting interest and tax impacts, reflecting a tighter funding environment for Irish financial institutions.
Suzanne Lenglen and fellow French champions were praised for European success as Lenglen planned a 1930s American visit. Officials debated a European tour and a new furniture style debate surfaced amid enthusiasm for modern designs.
French briar wood makers urge commerce and agriculture ministries to act as imports from the United States Italy England and Austria erode domestic demand. Officials warn of a steady decline since the era of Saint Claude briar exports and seek measures to restore the industry. Meanwhile a gloomy White House contrasts with the Elysee as debt concerns rise in Washington.
The official known as Elk President of the University of Baris introduces a novel game inspired by principles of a card game called Femly. The design uses symbols representing the League of Nations and promises eight forts prizes in a continental contest.
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