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Newspaper
Oshkosh Republican
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
3
The document notes the death of Dr Waters an agricultural expert and longtime founder of the Republican Party. It references events around Marner and public affairs, with scattered OCR fragments about races and local notices. The readable content centers on Waters and his role in agriculture and politics.
The League of Nations, backed by Britain France and Italy, ordered Greece and Bulgaria to withdraw forces within sixty hours and arranged high level talks near Nich, as power blocs examine enforcement. The move followed a historic wartime framework and echoed past international tensions.
A pair of violent storms struck the Atlantic coast causing at least 21 deaths and extensive damage. A tornado from the Texan road killed 14 and leveled homes while a second storm threatened Maryland Delaware coast with flooding. In New York and New Jersey areas 10 homes were damaged and a town was flooded. Naval aircraft and a New York casualty were reported, with infrastructure and properties sustaining heavy losses.
Washington reports a currency in circulation of 4827.0 million dollars, the highest for any normal year and second only to wartime peaks. The Treasury notes a September demand spike of about 43 million, implying rising national prosperity and strength in business establishments.
The Internal Revenue Service reports September 1925 tax receipts totaling 448 330 453 dollars, with income taxes at 450 068 806 dollars. Compared to September 1924, overall collections rose by 324 909 759 dollars, and miscellaneous taxes reached 88 341 647 dollars, up from 74 942 284 dollars.
In New Orleans the bishops and the house of deputies narrowly approved removing the word obey from the Episcopal wedding ceremony. The vote totaled 0 6 to 1027 a constitutional majority, ending the bridegroom’s pledge to the bride as part of the rite.
At the Boston club annual meeting, Chitty Mathewson was elected director, with Christopher Jr. named another director. Resolutions praised Matty as the incomparable leader and exemplar of the national pastime, as Mayor James M Curley and others paid tribute.
Government faces a clash as French authorities reject a proposed debt payment agreement. The plan, pegged at 1 million, faces opposition from opponents who argue it does not meet current economic conditions. Officials warn that without changes the charter and finances remain unsettled, delaying action until a revised proposal is ready.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Ten Bandits, Koo Feveral, Reserve Bank Messengers and a sequence of broken words. Readable items reference a bank system and alert messengers amid unrelated letters, suggesting a fragmented archival note without a clear event.
Enthoma calls for a U S treaty approach with broader backing and reliable allies. Officials consider diplomatic routes, seeking leverage and stability as regional ties are reassessed amid shifting alliances. The debate centers on how best to secure favorable terms and ensure long-term cooperation.
Fragmented text appears to describe a chess event or notes related to Shep Weare and a set of cryptic terms. Readable elements include references to chess, a schedule or forecast, and mentions of measurements or scores, but concrete facts, dates, or names are obscured.
Bay Shore Park Baltimore and Amelia was the scene as Lieutenant Doolittle, aboard an Army flying boat, set a world speed record of 77 miles per hour for 10 kilometers and 285,000 for speed, besting rivals in a seven laps race. Captain Broad of Britain finished second with 190.1 miles per hour, while Lieutenant Ugella and George T. Caddsby retired with engine trouble. The event, part of the Suictometer competition, featured Gloster Napier and flying boat entries, with Ralph Ofelle and Geary Baird cited for prior records.
James Leroy Asher known as Lonr Weil, a prohibition agent noted for hard boild tactics, died of cerebral hemorrhage in his hotel apartment. His death raised suspicions he was poisoned by enemies among liquor racketeers. Prohibition administrator E Yellowley condemned Asher and his partner Max Hartzig. grand jury indicted them for assault larceny and robbery. trial pending this week.
Washington report says the Supreme Court agreed to hear the United States case involving William F. rims and others. The group, including manufacturers, contractors and labor members, was alleged to conspire to restrain interstate commerce by blocking Chicago plants outside the city from selling building materials. The Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a jury verdict by ruling evidence showed only an agreement that union workers should not be required to install mill work. The government appeals, asking the jury decision to stand and the Supreme Court to resolve the issue.
Des Moines reports Rear Admiral Moffett defends Navy aviation program saying the service has not bought an inferior plane or engine and would rely on trusted equipment to fulfill its duties. He spoke before a group of business leaders praising economy and reliability in government spending and defense procurement.
The report details a devastating massacre with hundreds killed in the Druse i kevait region. Surviving residents describe chaotic scenes as crowds surged through streets amid gunfire and smoke. Local authorities declared a state of emergency and vowed investigations.
Two American destroyers ordered from Gibraltar to Alexandria to ready for possible dispatch to Syria. The move follows a request from Paul Koahenghue, American consul in Beirut. About 150 Americans are said to be in Damascus or near the area amid the Syrian disturbance news.
West farm and livestock representatives pressed against a proposed five percent horizontal freight rate increase for western rail shipments. The inter state commerce commission session at Edgewater Beach Hotel featured Col Sanve A Cowan of Texas among others, with hearings to continue on a coast to coast tour before final Washington deliberations chaired by Clyde Altchigon.
Captain Manx Carey of the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates was hospitalized in Pittsburgh with pleurisy and complications traced to the collision with Stanley Harris in the fifth game of the World Series in Washington. His ribs were injured and he has not felt well, recently confined to bed, worsening with pneumonia and general decline.
In Nicaragua, General Enhaag Chamarro, former Nicare president, enters Cis WUTHOUL Opteseting to seize command of the government amid a revolt. Rebels claim victory as forces align and power shifts toward the Punsemidee party.
A fragmented notice reports Representative Burton of Ohio undergoing surgery. The accompanying text is garbled but indicates a medical procedure and potential impact on public duties. No further verifiable details are present in the readable content.
The readable portion presents jumbled letters and fragments with no coherent events or identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to summarize into a factual card. No clear news item or proper nouns emerge for a structured T and S.
A garbled OCR item from a local page offers unclear promises for a shop and job offerings. readable parts mention guarantees and areas of service, with scattered words that resemble marketing or classified line items.
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