29 Sep 1917
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1917
Page
1
A formal resolution to expel Senator La Follette is presented and referred by Governor Spanquine and Minnesota leaders. The document cites alleged seditious speech and cites support from Attuweat and Paul for aid and fortification of the nation.
Minnesota public safety commission seeks La Follette expulsion after his September St Paul speech described as disloyal and seditious. Kellogg presents the resolutions to the senate privileges and elections committee, with no action expected this session. La Follette was absent as four other communications urging impeachment were read.
A United Press report from New York on Sept. 29 discusses Chancellor Kuelis and the Reichstag main committee. It argues the German government has not signaled a willingness to abandon hostile territory, framing the Kaiser’s stance as a bargaining tactic to protect the Hohenzollerns while avoiding a firm policy. The piece portrays Germany’s decision as uncertain until peace terms materialize and notes America’s entry as a time constraint.
American Field Headquarters reports completion and operation of a fully American telephone system in France. American soldiers wired, pole planted, and switchboards built by U S troops. Salvation Army makes first appearance with a lone blonde helper. Marine removal from main camp may affect October 7 competition for best all around unit and bayonet drill trophies.
United Press reports Minnesota and nearby farmers face reduced wheat prices. Figures from the National Mercantile League show returns as low as 4.06 per bushel after transit and storage costs, with northwest growers facing losses and pledges of profiteering charges amid price confusion.
Paster Kelly remains jailed as pretrial motions proceed for the murder of Vita Ony 3912. The jury reached a deadlock on the November trial date, and Attorney General Harner secured a venue change to Logan citing potential oppression during witness examination.
Washington Sept 24 Careful leadership by House leaders averted a fuller clash over a German slush fund dispute that threatened reps Heflin Alabama Norton North Dakota. A near confrontation halted by adjournment as Norton pressed to speak. House rules chairman Pau reported no evidence linking Congress members to Count Bernstorff fund. Discussions of war aims and taxes continued with hopes of final action next week.
A chaotic report outlines a planned prohibition fight using airplanes as part of a nationwide effort. It mentions activating a campaign against enforcement and hints at political figures and cities involved in the push.
Ferdinand Davidson III of Oshkosh longtime local figure known as Jordi Davidson was reported threatened and sent to hospital. He is son of Representative and Mrs. Davidson, studied electrical engineering at Union College, recently enlisted in the U.S. Navy in the radio branch. brother Kenneth is studying law at Albans, NY.
A nationwide revolutionary strike declared by anarchist workers disrupts Buenos Aires transit and major industries. Martial law awaiting orders as efforts gauge maintaining order. reports say the socialists decline to join while lines to international networks face isolation and government deliberates response.
A new naval wireless station at Pearl Harbor Hawaii opened today setting a world long distance transmission record Messages between Secretary Daniels and the Pearl Harbor commandant were sent to Hawaii and back about 6000 miles in around thirty three minutes This high power system will encircle the globe keeping U S ships in constant contact with Washington
An eight year old boy from Frank Cryseth's family in Aurora Minnesota acted as a Samaritan when a thirsty unknown man gave water to a horse. The horse reportedly turned and bit the man on the ear, injuring him.
The American battleship ashore in home waters was reported today resting easily with work underway and good prospects for continued recovery.
A dispatch notes German efforts in Norway to sway public opinion through propaganda and press control. It mentions German broadcasts and activities aimed at influencing Norwegians and other local groups, while describing Allied responses and censorship during the late phase of the war.
Fragmented OCR lists scattered items such as Betis Binns Usher's Milinanita Sporting Features and anti war propaganda notes. Includes theater references and citizenship test. No coherent event details or names with clear context.
A capsizing during the late storm on Sixler lake near Jiauma claimed the lives of nine fishermen including owner Theogen Pelecarin and eight others. Reports from local relays confirm the disaster and ongoing search efforts.
Fond du Lac leader G F Finger prominent merchant and former Kiwanis president hanged himself at his store in Eleva last night after leaving home around 11 pm to turn out the lights. He had led the Wisconsin Retail Grocers and General Merchants Association and chaired local committees.
Mr Finger, 43, a longtime Oshkosh grocer and former Kiwanis and grocers’ association leader, was found dead by hanging at his store. Investigations show he used a rope from a box to end his life after a day of family contact and planned departure from his duties at Salem Evangelical church.
British defenders repelled a German air raid on London last night. Lord French said twenty enemy planes were brought down with anti-aircraft fire, rockets, and fighter help, while only minor bomb damage occurred in southeastern counties. Unofficial counts indicated no casualties.
United Press dispatch from Ware Pex notes the fourth infantry under Col Robert McKee at Camp MacArthur near Waco Texas. Seven officers and several enlisted men were reported dead or wounded as the unit faced action, with prior units and agents cited in the chaotic communication from the field.
Washington, Sept. 2 United Press reports Britain and France face critical supply gaps as American troop movements surge. Allied leaders weigh tonnage limits and U boat threats, arguing enough aid now speeds victory more than larger US troop deployments. Officials warn fuel food and equipment shortages hinder shipping to France.
Report from Petrograd dated September 28 describes premier Ber in a tense session as opposition presses for action. Delegates from Democratic factions clash over strategy while Ber seeks to rally support and present a plan to move forward. The article notes lines of party leaders and members, with emphasis on power dynamics and the risk of a split within the governing coalition.
A Federal judge and six others are tied to a case linked to the draft law and opposition movements. The text references Daniel O'Connell and a request to ban or modify franchises, with a Sept 24 date and prison terms noted. The fragmentary report hints at legal actions against draft dissenters and related political pressures.
Fragmentary notice reports home grown strawberries offered for sale. Names appear garbled but indicate a local market event on a September date with farmers and buyers involved.
A Sept report from Copenhagen and Bern covers German chancellor Michaelis denying a Belgian offer and stating Germany has not renounced Belgian lands. The discussions include peace terms, possible evacuations, and contested influence of officers on pro-German sentiment amid broader World War I diplomacy and papal mediation efforts.
A government action targets the Mil Producers Association for allegedly fixing prices at forty cents across all product lines. Officials claim the group violated the law and faced potential penalties, with investigations and hearings promised to determine accountability and remedies.
The weather bureau predicts a cool start with rain possible in the extreme eastern districts Sunday. Unsettled weather may develop toward week’s end in the northern upper lake region with a generally cool first half and a somewhat warmer second half.
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