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Newspaper
Oshkosh Republican
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
4
Federal agents carried out 62 747 arrests and seized 606 automobiles valued at 3 010 720 35 and 182 boats valued at 274 374. They handled 44 000 prohibition cases in federal courts with 39 820 convictions. Sentences totaled 4 560 years and fines 7 088 001. Revenue measures show 1926 receipts at 2 564 140 268 with per 100 collected costs and penalties noted.
The Dawes plan's first year yields a balanced German budget and currency stability, per Seymour Parker Gilbert Jr an official for reparations. He notes Germany shows budget surpluses for 1924-25 and hints at larger burdens as annual payments rise to 2.5 billion marks later years. The U S share in the reparations for the coming years is about 3.5 million dollars.
Admiral Pillard, coast guard commandant, says breaking up rum running will take years. He cites ready progress but warns the task will be trying and requires expanded personnel and equipment to curb smuggling and protect American shores.
Robbers in Steubenville Ohio chloroformed residents during an all day crime spree, entering multiple homes and stealing money and jewelry valued at 61 902. Deputies struggled to identify the assailants after the spree, with victims restrained and houses ransacked in a systematic burglary.
Sheriff investigates triple murder of Henry Jeske farmer and banker and his wife and son Ralph in Batavia. Two men seen abandoning the Jeske automobile near West Chatsger as probe widens. authorities name Sheriff Herman Vierhe and deputy Cool Riter leading the case.
A substantial blaze damaged a church in Westhead area causing significant losses to a historic edifice. Investigators and local authorities coordinate emergency response as firefighters struggle to contain the flames. No casualties reported, but immediate repairs and insurance claims are anticipated.
Vermont is cited as the thriftiest state in the nation, tied to President Coolidge’s era, per Treasury department statistics. The report highlights frugal spending patterns and prudent fiscal practices across households and governments in the state.
A detailed account traces the rise of Latty Doyle and Larry Doyle from immigrant and local figures to high ranks within the Thirty and Eight, covering their careers in law, railroad service, military aviation credits, and leadership roles in the American Legion Forty and Eight across Des Moines and Glendive. The narrative outlines Doyle’s ascent from chef de train to grand chef de train and finally chef de chemin de fer, highlighting his service in WWI, legal career, and longstanding posts in Montana and Iowa legion chapters.
Plans for the junior world baseball series are being worked out by Ue Nalini Ameniabian and the American Legion commission. Frank Clay Cross directs the commission with George Woorton on sports, as negotiations unfold for a event to be held in Philadelphia alongside the national convention.
The passage describes gifts to women friends made of ribbons and silk or panel fabrics, using flowers and shredded metal for petals. It mentions tinsel accents and silver bands, with phrases suggesting decorative chapes and fashion styling from a nostalgic text.
Fragmented OCR text mentions many species of tosex in the OSF western region. References to cultivation, science, and magazines suggest agricultural discussion. The passage includes garbled terms like Prichty Rew and Moorink Weed and names such as Mohammedan combines, but no clear event or names with verifiable context.
The piece argues motorists race trains at crossings risking life for seconds saved. It cites tests in major cities showing only a few seconds gained, or at most a minute, with long trains and slow speeds. It questions drivers’ disregard for engineer and passenger safety and notes the near certainty of danger.
Assistant Attorney General Mrs Edward F White argues the family unit from private to national levels shapes marriage law. She contends government interest guards virility and reproduction while protecting minors and ensuring suitable ages and qualifications for marriage amid evolving social norms.
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