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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
9
The states Wisconsin Florida and Tennessee plan legal action to collect the Beggs estate inheritance tax. Estimated totals include up to 48 million dollars tied to property and holdings across the three states.
Fragmentary report notes ongoing radium hunt near St Paul with references to hospital site and local conditions. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate active search in the valley region and surrounding areas.
United Press report states Power aged 43 died from injuries after being thrown from a car during a collision with a street mob. He fractured his skull and broke his neck while riding with three other men. Investigations and arrests are pending.
Testimony by Lovering connected an incident at Cook County jail where Druggan allegedly struck, while other witnesses place the accused in the area. The case involves mayhem charges and ongoing testimony as details emerge from the chaotic scene inside the jail.
In Minnesota district court a man accused of murder confronted prosecutor Ir Heanerin g as six jurors, including the defendant's husband, were selected yesterday. A fireman named Frank Gescheind was stabbed to death earlier, and testimony is expected to be crucial as the trial proceeds.
An advertisement touts FOLEYS HONEY TAR as safe for children and claims it has been a leading court remedy for over fifty years. The copy emphasizes trial proof and warns against substitutes, noting it is sold everywhere.
Chicago reporters covered a tense debate between Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh and Clarence Darrow on man origin and future habitation. McConnell argued evolution coexists with divine creator, while Darrow described man as a machine driven by physical forces. The exchange emphasized mind and soul as distinguishing human nature from mechanistic views. The event took place at a Juvenile auditorium.
Anice, Wis Associated Press reports Langlade county jailbreaker Andrex Polar, a deserter, found mid discomfort in a meager wigwam cell. Sheriff Thomas Ford discovered him after a stretch of confinement in foresta and instretch of cantes tesbern formation the article notes.
A fragment describes Polar and his family sheltered with a front opening blocked by logs as officers found them. It notes Andrew Polar had served part of a sentence and was the only family member boasting of shots, while others in the woods showed willingness to share information with searching officers.
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