22 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
1
Berlin reports a German government decision to end passive resistance with a possible nationwide outburst if the Ruhr crisis remains unresolved. Chancellor Stresemann’s stance and Reichstag reconvening are noted as key factors shaping the response and timing of any policy shift.
Rev Basil E B ten ton of Virginia said the Ku Klux Klan held an initiation in the White House dining room during a Hurricane gathering. Washington officials dismissed the claim as ridiculous and not discussable.
Gov. C. Walton Jr pledges to curb the Ku Klux Klan influence in Akishoma City Oklahoma. He alleges Klan members threaten to convene and impeach him as he promises renewed martial enforcement to curb the group.
A9 United States dispatch reports German authorities have identified several forge supply caches for weapons. Police have been instructed to conduct raids at two talds tomorrow, believed to disrupt plans and prevent further illicit arms movements.
A garbled United Press dispatch hints at a revolution in Germany with claims that Communist support among workers could presage a counter revolutionary shift. The report warns the real test may come in days as authorities react.
A cluttered hometown report tells of Schweigerhofer, a son who killed himself after confessing love for his late mother. He had lived with his father for five years and returned home to face charges while awaiting federal action.
Edmonon Alberta endures heavy snowfall from a northern storm. Authorities report about four inches of snow, causing disrupted travel and farm work as lines and roads suffer outages and harvests near two weeks delayed.
George Aurrey, representing the Union of South Africa, addressed the assembly in an eloquent plea on the reparations problem. The Kingdom of the Health and others sought membership in the league.
Police report a theft at Chicago and Northwestern baggage room where five sacks of registered mail were taken from bags inside the station early today. A wrench found nearby suggests the lock was forced. over $109,000 in registered mail may be involved and inspectors were summoned to the scene.
Victor Arnold, bond company head, seeks a new trial in a fraud case tied to Justice Department funds. Judge Luz granted bail while discussions continue on reducing security from $29,000 to $100 in Liberty Bonds. Arguments on the motion are set for October term in Madison.
A house fire destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs J. J. Warner killing three children. Annabelle, Fredy, and Mary died while a fourth child escaped with minor burns and bruises. The tragedy occurred yesterday and the parents were unnamed in the report.
A financial report from New York indicates a decline in reserves amounting to 317,644,670 with total holdings recorded at 34,254,850. The document outlines a tighter liquidity position amid market adjustments.
A garbled report notes Cenroot backing a bill to convert Guinty Bluff into a park near Sturgeon Bay with discussions in the national government. The piece mentions efforts in Congress and a committee visit, plus remarks from Senator Lennnot and other officials about cooperatives and farm organization.
The force expresses satisfaction over plans for Firpo to depart New York. The event follows a period of tension and uncertain schedules in the police department.
Gov. 7. C. Walton of Oklahoma City declares martial law in the capitol and surrounding cities to drive the Ku Klux Klan from the state. State troops are summoned and in control of key locations including the capitol as unrest continues.
Madicon Areumenie in the Build heights case centers on Wigconsi limits forbidding tall structures over 169 feet in Ger with Milwaukee exempt. The SEEFEMME advisement suggests a decision by October, arguing state power to regulate for safety welfare and housing.
Report notes activity around a Wilson area contest with letters from supporters and mentions of campaign payments. Voter outreach and fundraising details appear alongside calls for attendance at events and candidate statements amid a broader campaign push.
An investigation leads to orders seizing whisky warehouses as authorities pursue Iawful liquor activity. Officials name persons connected to the case and outline seizure steps and legal actions ahead.
Report claims Japanese naval losses due to an earthquake with limited readable details. The fragmentary text attributes the casualty note to AP and obscure byline, mentioning Tokyo and a foreign dispatch. No clear dates or locations are verifiable from available words.
fragmented OCR text mentions Chicago, fines, a presiding person named Adin Cliffe, and a court setting. references to defendants and ground rules but lacks coherent facts, dates, or clear outcome.
A jumble of garbled text reports a poison candy incident at Whitewater with scattered names and unclear details. The readable fragment suggests a quick action saved a victim, but specifics such as dates, people, or locations are largely unreadable.
Fragmentary weather and road notes report various locations and road conditions with many garbled place names. Readers should exercise caution as unclear text limits precise guidance. Authorities provide no clear closures or temperatures in this excerpt.
Rumors from Rome report concern over Italian imports and public health fears. The terse notes indicate tensions tied to immigration and health risks, with officials weighing policy responses amid unrest.
A late 19th century trial features witnesses who identify a Mrs Stokes and Mrs Stokes in relation to a murder. Testimony alleges coercion and payment offers to obtain a confession from a suspect. The record notes references to Helen Sed and Mrs Stokes amid a tense courtroom scene.
Reports say nine people were injured in multiple auto accidents. Early details indicate several wrecks near Rus Dara Emi and Lang Observations. Weather warnings show warmer trends and northwest winds with increasing precipitation in the region tonight.
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