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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
1
Northwestern storms sweep across the Midwest with subzero readings and heavy snowfall. Reports from Chicago to Green Bay describe record cold, towns like Havre and Omaha recording deep freezes while Montana and Colorado see lighter falls. A winter storm system threatens more cold air into Missouri and Illinois as skiing and travel are disrupted.
A complex suit filed in the district of Columbia seeks judicial determination of a divorced widow’s right to proceeds from a life policy issued to a soldier, with claims tracing to an 1918 enlistment and a 1920 amendment. Estela Watson of St Paul asks the court to award policy sums diverted to her as the widow of a soldier who died while disabled, while Wright of Oconto and others are named in related filings.
A Washington dispatch reports the nation’s tax program shaping up under funds and committee work. Proposals set federal surtaxes and normal rates, with hearings next week to define items including inheritance, excise taxes on autos, tires, and accessories, and adjustments to estate and income levies.
Chicago official Albert Borener detained for questioning in federal probe into rail liquor networks that moved beer from eastern breweries to Chicago. Detention secrecy noted amid investigative friction. police captains named by Tailwar employees questioned as inquiry enters grand jury phase. Borener allegedly claimed involvement with beer shipments and listed associates in Bernham suburb and Chicago cases.
Police traced clues after a body was found near a pier and a dog, Terrier, led to a suspect. Witnesses described a scene on the water where a woman’s coat and other items were recovered. Authorities said the death appeared self-inflicted.
In Paris Doumerrue or Doumersus seeks time to decide on forming a new cabinet after citing uncertain replies from Painieve and Patchsve. Premier Herriot is mentioned as a possible ally while discussions with party leaders proceed.
An Associated Press style notice notes Canadians head to polls tomorrow to elect the House of Commons for the next term. It mentions government and prime minister tenure, party leaderships, and the potential for shifts in power after years of stable leadership.
An obituary notes the death of 26 year old Brey tesa, director of the Brey Tesa Orchestra, following an operation. The reported cause remains unclear amid a tribute to his popular music career and record achievements.
The eldest son of industrial magnate Hugo Stinnes reportedly sails to the United States to pursue business interests. Friends say the move signals a fresh venture, though details remain scarce amid secrecy.
Report from Moscow states discovery of a submerged ancient city near the Caspian coast. Alexis Tigets claims the site includes preserved roadways and streets, with Asiatic architecture and a Batu fortress. Researchers link it to seismic events moving coastlines and submerging structures.
Courtland Dines and Ruth Giktun prepare for a coming marriage after a license was issued. The couple, prominent in Los Angeles society, is expected to marry soon with local officials noting preparations are underway.
United Press reports in Chicago that farmers income claims are questioned at the special commerce commission hearings on Western railroad freight rates. Dr. David Friday testifies that income figures are disputed and that some data relied on by the Agricultural Department notes lower farm income. Attorney Pred S. Jackson presses Friday to concede discrepancies. The exchange centers on whether higher freight rates would unjustly burden farmers, with Friday admitting some parts align with federal data but arguing the overall gain in income is smaller than claimed.
British and French press critique the Damascus crisis as the Western allied response to Syrian violence intensifies. Reports cite 15 600 troops to be sent and efforts to clear up contacts amid tensions, with limited detail on casualties and civilian impact.
Washington presided court martial proceedings as Dawen from Gourthartial faces challenges by defense and prosecution. General Simiterat withdrew on motion after prejudice ruling. Brig. General Sewler was disqualified by colleagues. Colonel Mirenet argued for overturning charges and language used to describe court action. A verbal clash arose between General Summerail and Rep Freak during proceedings.
An editorial exposes a dispute over town funding for a designated portion of a county highway project. It notes the attorney general's stance that towns voting for the improvement may require the county to contribute part of the cost, with state support and mandatory county appropriations. The piece discusses the friction between local and county highway systems and the impact on statewide road plans.
A Chicago incident involves Malison Win offering legal services in a jail case linked to Warren Wear Westbrook who is serving a sentence for a prior offense. Attorneys registered with the bar note Westbrook remains in custody as proceedings continue. The report cites telephone conversations and court actions connected to the defense.
La Follette district attorney will ask the court for rulings on dry law questions. Attorneys Asai and others are named in the move to obtain determinations from the state court on provisions of prohibition law and private residence searches. The action aims to resolve issues regarding the reach of prohibitive statutes and their enforcement.
The longtime Racine coal dealer known as a familiar figure in local trade died recently. He was widely recognized by cost brokers and shippers for traveling to eastern coal yards and handling shipments and centers.
President praised Latin American leadership in fostering peace and arbitration, noting the Pan American conference helped avert broader conflict. He thanked Argentina for presenting a monument to Gen Jose de San Martin and cited sustained cooperation as key to avoiding entanglements that could drag nations into war.
Governors from valley states met to discuss cooperation on development and conservation of the upper Mississippi and Missouri river valleys. The talks covered taxation, land use, pollution controls, water resources, and coordinated projects to stimulate economy and industry.
Fragmented OCR text discusses flour and wheat on a protein basis, references grand parks, Minneapolis, and milling terms. Mentions millers, transport, and a pending meeting. Fragmentary details include prices and regional notes.
Aksacated Prose reports a Pan American ceremony in Washington where 15 individuals are awarded Hew honors. The event honors a trio of South American nations, with remarks from a U S official and attendance promised by Pan American union leaders amid plans for a monument and ceremonies in Buenos Aires and other sites.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate cooler conditions and scattered references to weather terms and names. The legible items mention a place Wisconis and phrases about temperature and fear, but key nouns and context are missing. The passage lacks a coherent event or person to anchor a fuller summary.
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