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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
1
An article reports on Colonel Mitchell facing court martial tactics that delay proceedings. The defense challenges constitutional grounds, questions charges, and uses technicalities, drawing scrutiny over delays and strategy. The piece notes the court’s frustration with protracted maneuvers and emphasizes the broader implications for the case and military discipline.
A steamer named Iserks L. Hotchkiss ran aground near Manion Island as a fierce gale broke over Superior. A Coast Guard crew of seven left Eagle Harbor to assist but has not been heard from. A sixty foot lifeboat battled high seas and wind. number of crew aboard remains unclear.
Fort Worth The Record, a morning paper, has been sold to competitor William Pangorph after three years of ownership by Ifumen G. Carter. Pangorph will continue as managing publisher.
A wide weather report cites a persistent cold wave in the Midwest and Northeast with record October snow in New York and Pennsylvania. French losses in Syria total 385 killed or missing since 1920. unrest spreads as Arabs flee toward the desert and rebels clash near Damascus amid French campaigns in the region.
Darel Prius Hormértz, cashier at the Bank of Workings in Minn, was found guilty of misappropriation of funds and sentenced to two years in a federal penitentiary. The verdict came after a weeklong case, with nineteen counts involved and a prior bank officer cited as part of the proceedings.
A monument tomb was unveiled in Germany honoring first president Friedrich Ebert. Delegates from republican groups attended the ceremony with officials including Braune and Braun present. The sculptor Berheine crafted the sarcophagus and officials stated the tribute would memorialize Ebert’s leadership.
Frank Geer reports from New York on the Stilumans case where silence about Mrs. Stilman and her divorce complicates the public record. Florence Leeds, the "other woman," remains unnamed and no party confirms or denies actions, while Mrs. Salliman withholds contact from the distant Grand Anse farm leaving the case mired in reticence and uncertain outcomes.
Special to The Northeastern Milwaukee. Reporting on John Z Zests and Florida residency, the piece highlights tax savings by wealthy Wisconsin residents relocating. Arthur G Roethe, ex revenue official, outlines inheritance tax credits and the limited offset for federal taxes, arguing Wisconsin rates remain among the highest.
The Interstate Commerce Commission chairman Clyde E. Aleneron presides as petitioners seek a 5 percent rate increase. A coalition led by Fred S. Jackson and various farmers groups filed motions to dismiss, arguing Congress and state commissions favor lower rates and thus no increase. Other motions from N. F. Benton and several state commissioners across multiple states demand dismissal to block the proposed rate hike.
A Marinette man, William Cannee, 24, reportedly leapt to his death from a Chicago and Northwestern passenger terminal. Relatives say he had contemplated suicide before the plunge, with details noted by Marinette authorities.
Associated Press report details The Daily Northwestern student paper criticizing English professor H A Wins for an editorial demanding a parade of poses toward freshmen. Prof Wins demands a personal apology and faculty support, leading to a tense stand with the student board over press duties and propriety.
Local court reports Jack Durand, son of Scott Eurand, convicted for stealing a necklace from Les Hester White. Judge presiding noted Durand acted with accomplice Ras Mifer. Durand received a six year term with possible addition for escape attempts. Durand and Mifer both faced extended penalties.
The federal trade commission was advised no action is required at this time on the pending merger of the General Bakini company Want Pahing corporation and the Cartinental Baxinx corporation. Washington reports indicate no immediate review steps are planned.
Disjointed report outlines the ready state of prosecution against Col. Thomas W Miller former custodian, connected to American Metal Company matters dating to the Harding era. It notes disbursements totaling 7.595 million dollars by the United States to the Sterton Brothers and payments to John T. King, former Connecticut national committeeman, with Liberty bonds. Miller to be arraigned next Wednesday in Wilmington, Delaware.
The governor announced appointments to a state vocational board, naming 30 new members and affirming the agency’s leadership changes. The move follows personnel shifts in September, with the governor citing education, industry links, and labor as key aims.
An editorial notes the end of the year inside a federal penitentiary. It discusses former governor Irdeal Ran and remarks on his conduct since entry, while also mentioning charges of bribery against former Deputy Warden Fletcher. The piece reflects on duties fulfilled and the prison’s atmosphere amid legal scrutiny.
Fragmented OCR text reports a man termed Fano, believed hurt, surviving after a collapse or incident. Names and details are garbled. overall sense cites back injury with severed cord and uncertain recovery prospects. No clear dates, locations, or verifiable organizations are present.
Washington reports from the west indicate farmers plan a push on Congress to secure farm relief. Agricultural groups raise funds and seek measures mirroring the 1930s campaign, with letters from banks and towns signaling support.
Lawrence rollers president Dr Henry Meritt Wristar will speak at an Wisconsin Older Ross rantarence in Nes. The topic Friendship as a Teer of Success is listed. The Spanish War Veterans meet at Ford a Ean with Felix Sebanz of Fi, Wace to give the evening address and a diner at Hotel Retlew Bas Seen.
Stude baker corporation announces an increase in its annual dividend from 41 to 3 and sets an extra dividend of 1 cent. The move aims to reward shareholders and signal confidence in future earnings.
The article discusses the League of Nations as a framework to settle disputes between nations, highlighting France and Great Britain as key players. It notes a shift toward binding mediation and the hope that the council can bring order to Greco Bulgarian frontier tensions and ensure belligerents comply with the covenant.
Chicago police chase Durkin, described as a dangerous slayer and federal foe of agent Edward Shanahan, after a lunch counter shooting left a man dead. A new sedan with a California plate was seen outside the restaurant as authorities extend the nationwide search.
Associated Press reports Chicago Congressman Jonathan Philip of Marsland travels to California to defend intoxicating liquors under the 18th Amendment. Hill argues a national remedy is needed and will present to Congress at the coming session. HOL touts his wine cellar certified to be regal by the government as part of his stance.
An Associated Press style helicopter crash report from an unclear source notes a craft crash today. The pilot was named, survived, and there were injuries to others. The fragmented text mentions a driver and an escape, but details are unreadable.
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