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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
7
A public health note urges travelers and theatergoers to cover coughs and avoid coughing in crowds. It cites risks of spreading diseases like scarlet fever and diphtheria, notes heated well ventilated spaces, and reminds against spitting in public with an ordinance cited.
Castle Breeders' Association and Arrange Bull Sales announce a joint meeting to organize a Guernsey sale of Quernser bulls. Enrollments sufficient to hold the sale were reported, with a November creak date and a tentative winter meeting to invite Jersey breeders. The annual meeting is set for December 2 to finalize plans.
Rural and graded schools in the county are set for discussion at the annual county school board convention in Ball Here. Superintendent Avery Jones organized sessions with speakers and topics on salaries, development paths, and general discussion. A feature includes a performance by the Eigh school Glee club with entertainment plans and possible teacher attendance.
The Associated Press report outlines Carnegie Steel’s corporate position amid internal and external inquiries. A spokesman discusses strategic aims, production outlook, and governance, noting ongoing efforts to address investor concerns and market conditions.
The Board of Inquiry adjourned sine die awaiting the raising of 51, with decision to reconvene within a month if the funds are not secured. The inquiry focuses on the Home and associated parties and awaits financial action to proceed.
A 19th century style喃 report recounts a talk before the Linas era discussing crimes and public safety. Attorney Zh K Allen comments on the rise of attacks and the role of agencies, urging collective responsibility and parental vigilance to curb crime in the county.
United Press reports Rev. P. W. Gersbach is appointed to a Fond du Lac parish. Archbishops, clergy and local church officials acknowledge the appointment as part of the diocese’s ongoing assignments. Charles G. Stekling, former pastor, has passed away, with funeral arrangements noted in local notices.
A disorderly altercation over a purchase of material led to a shooting in Green Bay. Police report one man jailed and another wounded after a violent argument escalated to gunfire near a local shop. Witnesses describe a chaotic scramble as bystanders fled the scene.
Nobiesbie Indiana reports describe Madge Obdechonzers mother being entered into the record during a trial involving Stephenson, Earl Kilnick, and others. The narrative covers abduction, the daughter's return, and testimony from Eunice Schultz and Mrs Oberholtzers.
A federal order confiscates liquor and related devices stored in government warehouse. Officials report destruction of contraband apparatus and prep barrels as part of the seizure. The action names government agents and mentions warehouse inventory under review.
Collect Press reports Capt J E Warner of the Orbita describes a week aboard a royal mail steamer as among the worst Atlantic trips. The Orbita normally travels 36 knots. on Oct 22 the rate fell to 14.5. waves battered, a crewman knocked down, and signals from S G S prevented rescue. Captain Gremaz praised for leadership during the perilous voyage.
Ambiguous report describes a battle over control of St Paul Road amid a court case. Names and places are garbled in OCR but reference to a judge and bankers suggests a financial or corporate dispute with regional impact and unspecified parties.
An incomplete confession cites emotional strain and jealousy as the motive for the planned double murder. Reichert allegedly coerced employee Bea Leonard into driving the car over an embankment after threats and emotional manipulation connected to his wife’s alleged affair with Al Dickinson. The deteriorating relationship reportedly spurred the deadly plan.
In Washington President Coolidge launched the annual Red Cross roll call as members are urged to renew for the year. A Red Cross badge was pinned to his lapel by Mrs Coolidge. Membership continues through Armistice Day and Thanksgiving.
Baltimore widow Catherine Calvert and Montreal resident George A Carruthers tied wedding vows at a Baltimore apartment wedding. Bride attended a local school, with friends and family noting a cheerful ceremony.
Fragmented OCR text discusses government necessity to establish validity, referencing Chinese conferences and a beleaguered treaty. Mentions Apsonated Pret Mowon-Marshal, Hanter, and a fictional Beijing gathering. Lacks clear dates, places, or coherent events.
A disturbed report describes a man connected to a murder plot against his wife and child. Details are obscured by the damaged text but reference is made to a convict and a high prison sentence. Further readable names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors.
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool plans a major shift in prairie marketing by centralizing elevator control. Winnipeg officials say the pool, long operated for five years with a reserve exceeding 280,090, aims to purchase elevators and reshape pricing, benefiting farmers though critics warn of power centralization and profit shifting.
A late model auto crash near Manitowoc County results in two deaths and one serious injury. The deceased include Drenk Mezere and others unnamed, with fire and wreckage hampering rescue efforts. A hospital report lists a survivor treated for critical injuries.
United Press report on Senator Albert B. Cummins proposing immediate aid for corn growing states. He backs extended credit through the farm loan board and banks, with farmers allowed to accept crop under par certificates as security.
The New York Stock Exchange announced plans to add twenty five seats, with total cost around 2,440,000, priced in groups up to 145,900 each. Initiation fees amount to 100,250, seats offered at 135,000 and higher, as officials note forty five years of unchanged permanent membership amid rapid exchange growth.
Report says Norman An Jeraon, 13 months, of Magnus Anderson or Cilio Wis, underwent delicate lung surgery to remove a foreign object causing pneumonia threats. He remains in danger. Dr J B Heznone aided by H R Wormley and James B Thiel performed the operation with a bronchoscope.
Ansoniated Press reports a fatal shooting and a wounded man after a gambling altercation at a Tanting area establishment. A bystander described the scene as authorities named Jackson and Ryan in a volatile dispute over reforms. A revolver discharged three times, leaving one man dead and another injured.
A Milwaukee municipal court acquitted a Black pastor of murder after three hours of deliberation. The jury found him not guilty in the death of Lawrence Bucher, shot after an argument at an automobile crash, while a separate assault with intent to murder charge was left unresolved. The pastor’s defense highlighted community leaders and witnesses, and the trial included remarks referencing biblical quotes.
A sensational report claims the entire private stock of liquor valued at up to 910,000 was stolen in a hijacking at a Famous Players-Last corporation facility. Fourteen barrels were taken and other goods were looted during the incident attributed to unknown assailants.
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