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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
8
A fragmentary text references Chicago Milwaukee and Pa authorities extending a hint into Missoula county Washington DW C The receivers Moat.
Ford's railroad undergoes corporate reorganization with Henry Ford Edsel Ford and Clark S. Mowat involved. A new Delaware company will take over holdings and manage the Detroit Ironton system as Ford moves to restructure and sell current assets. The plan aims to create a unified front for the railroad's future operations in Iowa and nearby regions.
A young girl dies while trying to care for a baby. The incident involves a father named Ad Presad Chicane-Her and Aum Winners, ages 24, who advised taking good care of the child according to statements reported by Associated Press.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a homicide scene with a mother, a baby, and a fire in a house. It mentions attempts to euthanize an animal, a crying child, and a dying mother with scars, but many words are garbled and unclear.
United Press reports from Minneapolis Minnesota describe Jean Connor of Eastland Forts, Minn, en route to Leavenworth penitentiary to serve a sentence. Connor admits hiring a substitute to serve a nineteen month term, claiming a tramp impersonated him during a prior voyage. The judge delayed appearance as other details surfaced.
A 1925 Associated Press release prints President Calvin Coolidge proclaiming November 7 as Thanksgiving Day. The text urges national gratitude for safety, health, and prosperity, calls for worship and righteousness, and asks citizens to abstain from work and thank The Almighty in homes and places of worship.
In Sacramento, Judge Malcolm C. Glenn ruled Mrs. Edd. Miguel Galastey died there and Sacramento was its legal residence. The old family Bible and album were found at her Twentyfoursirees residence, supporting the ruling against Los Angeles. An estate valued over $100,000 plus two wills, one in Sacramento and one in Los Angeles, were noted.
Washington The cruise Segzie flagship of Admiral S. Robinson encountered an accident on a ship travels from San Diego to Baitoa. The Navy department was notified but provided no details. The vessel proceeds at moderated speed to repairs in Baidea.
The First State Bank of Sioux Falls received permission to reopen today with deposits of $657,000 and capital surplus of $55,008 as part of the regulatory actions following a prior bank failure.
Dee Meine and Ia Hal Cloud recount the passing of a famed pacer once dominant on race tracks years ago. The trainer notes the horse died yesterday at age 1, with the burial on a hill overlooking the half mile track at the state fair grounds. Cloud’s marking stood at 207 percent.
Wachinston D C President Crowley directed by the ship Rins Board to study the Admiral Gentle One operating five passenger cargo liners out of Seattle and report to the advisory committee on the present management structure.
John R. McQuige, a rational commander of the American Legion, was the principal speaker at Racine’s memorial temple dedication yesterday. It marked his first public appearance since being selected as pilot of the legion, with a brief stay noted before departure.
A garbled notice reports Kean Deven elated after a 2 Bercast appearance with speeches. Wisconsin officials met him in Racine where he was escorted by local volunteers. The fragment mentions Beloit youths aged 18 and 16 and a family seeking elopement assistance, with a friend offering financial aid.
Associated Press reports New Fork-Ec gene Beising, a Hartford company owner, indicted for supplying firearm silencers to illegal buyers. He pleads guilty and faces up to the maximum penitentiary term.
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