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Newspaper
Oshkosh Republican
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
3
The Dash publication prints issue information and publisher details for Paul F Dehmel at 62 64 Acoma Blvd Oshkosh Wisconsin. Subscription price listed as 2.00 per year. Publication date Friday November 18 1925.
An editorial excerpt from the Chicago Tribune argues against U S participation in the World Court. It lists judges and warns of potential loss of sovereignty and questions about policing rights and troop landings in crises, contrasting with Hague Court selection.
An organ of the state defends Coolidge economy by arguing that federal employee totals rise despite cuts. It cites the New York governor and Wisconsin as examples where officials claim the president’s policy fails to reduce payrolls. The piece counters by noting Congress creates jobs and cooperation is needed.
The piece portrays supporters of steep tax cuts for the wealthy led by Mellon and politicians like Greene, while promising relief for the poor. It notes opposition from Nartis and Walsh who vow to contest the move, citing a publicity clause and burdens on common citizens, including auto costs.
A derailed OCR fragment argues Democrats aim to swing elections in New York and New Jersey, with references to a Democratic president and party leaders. It mentions Warren as attorney general and potential reforms like tax reform and antitrust enforcement, tied to a broader push to shift control in Congress.
Zero hour for Wisconsin stamdeaguers as they reel from defeat. Internal quarrels and blame games rise while LaFollette Elaine Lenroot and Lenroot are debated. Washington hints hover over appointments, with Coolidge delaying Blaine’s move into lame duck status.
Wisconsin county boards will discuss more than 12 million dollars in state and federal aid for road building at November sessions. Funds are allocated for state trunk roads, county road improvements, upkeep of trunk roads, street maintenance, bridges, town aid road maintenance, and city street upkeep. Governor Blaine appointed Grant C Haas to the state board. Allen W Bayley renamed secretary. A health department report notes 1924 illegitimate births in Wisconsin rose slightly but no overall rise in out-of-wedlock births. 10 percent of such births reportedly linked to protection efforts for mothers.
A garbled excerpt reports a safety address at Oshkosh High School. The speaker emphasized safe habits and the Safety First movement to promote sober, cautious behavior among students. Names and some terms appear garbled but reference a school event and a focus on safety.
Assembly figures including George W. Blanchard of Edgerton weigh possible challenge to Congressman John M. Nelson. Senator O. H. Johnson from Gratiot is non committal amid urging from southern Wisconsin delegations to enter the congressional race. Snow drift protection for cement highways shifts to picket fence snow breaks, replacing wooden railroad breaks, as Wisconsin Highway Commission adopts storage friendly design used in Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota.
A Milwaukee printer, C L Blanchard, praises The Oshkosh Republican for its improved paper quality and readability. He notes strong advertisements and predicts growth as the paper gains traction, extending sincere wishes for continued success in the new venture.
The Commercial Club opened November 10 with a piano solo by Miss Phyllis Pope titled Jugglery and another piece Dancing Doll on the Music Box. Abraham of the City National Bank gave a thrift themed address and closed with Come Easy Go Easy. The club notes its large membership and announces officer elections at the next gathering.
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