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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1935

Page

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Italian Plan Rejected by the British

A Geneva report says Britain found Italy's counter proposals to the League peace plan unacceptable as the Italo-Ethiopian dispute tests the committee of five. Ethiopia supports a belt linking Somaliland and Eritrea. Italy calls the demand preposterous, risking a deadlock.

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Must Pay Up Damages Or Quit Driving Law Passed

Governor La Follette signs a bill requiring license suspension for motorists with judgments for damages in auto accidents. Restorations occur after payments reach specified thresholds. The measure aims to curb negligent driving and protect injury and death victims.

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Legion Holds 17th Annual Meet in St Louis

United Press dispatch reports the Legion gathering in St Louis for its 17th annual convention. Attendance, trains, and events filled the weekend as officials and guests from Gov Guy Park to national commander Ward Hayes attended. The convention discussed the bonus bill and inflation concerns, with Belgrano predicting passage next session and payments starting by March 1.

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Waitkus Crashes In Ireland at Ballinrobe

A fragmented sports note reports a crash involving a person named Waitkus in Ballinrobe County Mayo Ireland. The text is garbled with stray references to long sleep and confinement and mentions continued coverage on Page 2 Column 2.

40 Bills To Be Acted On at Capitol

A Capitol agenda lists 40 bills to be acted on this week. The report notes disputed appointments and public service measures including governance reforms and budget actions. Specific names appear in the column but are partially garbled.

Capitol

Kellogg Resigns as International Judge

Kellogg steps down from his post as an international judge amid unclear timing and jurisdiction. The resignation signals a formal end to his duties in Geneva and related postings, with authorities noting no immediate replacement announced.

1935 Winnebago county fair opens with high hopes

The 1935 Winnebago county fair and exposition prepares to open for four days and four nights, with 30 acres of grounds and buildings in use. Officials predict the biggest, best fair yet as every display space fills and premium competition heats up. Track events and farm exhibits promise strong attendance, weather permitting.

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Goal Strike Reaches Out Across 26 States

The soft coal strike led by the United Mine Workers spread to 26 states including Colorado Montana Washington Pennsylvania and West Virginia with about 230000 workers idling. Union leaders report additional figures for Alabama Illinois Ohio Kansas Maryland Colorado and Wyoming as the strike expands and miners note reduced power in Washington.

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Senator Lewis Low With Pneumonia and Outlook Unfavorable

Senator Lewis Low is reported to be ill with pneumonia and faces an unfavorable outlook. Details are scarce as authorities provide limited updates from Moscow.

Lewis Low

Three Bandits Rob Green Light Theater

Three bandits robbed the Green Light Theater area, causing a bold daytime incident. Details remain unclear as investigators seek clues and identify suspects.

Green Light Tayerh

Child Smothered in Cave Collapse Near Monror Wisconsin

A cave collapse near Woodford, Wisconsin, traps and smothers a child while three children of Arthur and Abigail Ne Adbany were digging. Arthur, 12, is the oldest survivor. accompanying adults include Mrs. Lecter Me Queen and others. The incident occurred at a site where three children were present.

Monror Wis Arthur Woorlford

Catharto Congreso 1 Opens Today

Cleveland correspondent Edward J Lalls Jr reports the opening of Congress 1 in Catharto United States with streams of figures and invitations into the Catholic realm.

Cleveland, O United States Cardinal Edward J. Lalls Jr United Press Cleveland

Dissension Forgotten as Wisconsin Republicans Unite at State Session

A Wisconsin Republican state session ended with renewed unity and optimism for victory. Edward J. Lamp of Madison was chosen to lead the fight, promising determination and party cooperation. Ben Marcus of Muscatine resisted time demands but remained briefly chaired, noting local reverses kept him from full service.

Edward J. Lamp Madison Wis Volunteer State Republican Committee Wisconsin Kaulf University of Wisconsin Sump Republican Party Ben Marcus Musceda

Economic Optimism Cited By President In 1931 Address

President says economic skies are brighter this year amid a Great Depression era mood. Gerard Swope, chairman of a major industry group, forecasts better times ahead and urges action to boost employment as delegates prepare for a two day meeting. The administration aims to place 3.5 million to work by November, with less than a million currently on payrolls and daily additions needed to reach the target.

Gerard Swope Mas Roosevelt

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