07 Dec 1925
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
1
Washington D C The Republican Committee on Committees postponed its schedule today as Senator Robert M La Follette Jr attends an insurgent meeting instead of the party gathering. His defiance leads some Republicans to demand he be removed from committee consideration. Leaders plan to resolve the dispute today or tomorrow with further talks.
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A son, Robert M. da Vollette Junior, follows his father into a long held seat after the Republican party elected him speaker. The younger Vollette pledges to uphold his father’s principles and vows to administer the duties with dignity and honor, while addressing partisan divisions and House privileges.
The Council of the League of Nations convened in Geneva for its seventh session. Key items include decisions on Germany's admission, the Greco-Bulgarian dispute, the Mosul controversy between Britain and Turkey, and plans for disarmament talks based on the Locarno framework. The session aims to reinforce the League's world wide authority and influence.
Sheboygan county farmers can aid the county highway commission this winter by cutting brush along fences to reduce snowdrifts on roads. Despite a 600 dollar appropriation for snow fences, 3500 feet of fencing won’t suffice. Highway Commissioner George W. Abbelohde urges farmers to cooperate on private property to keep highways open during heavy snowfall.
A Sheboygan survey shows the city’s population rose to 37,765 in 1926 from 30,955 in 1920, a 22.0 percent gain. The report cites birth excess, school enrollments rising from 4,726 to 5,621, and 53.7 percent more domestic water services since 1919, with 36,000 post office customers in 1925.
Judge Henry Graass is somewhat improved after injuries from a taxi cab collision yesterday. He sustained multiple broken ribs and cuts and bruises while en route to board a train for Wausau. The accident occurred in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and his condition was reported as improving today.
A joint county and city committee will meet in Plymouth on December 15 16 or 17 to study moving the county insane asylum away from the west side. The investigation will extend over at least a year and may consider relocating Mission House College to Sheboygan if Dr J M G Darms attends.
President Coolidge addressed the American Farm Bureau federation urging cooperative marketing as a path to farm prosperity. He defended tariffs as beneficial to farmers, warned against government price-fixing, and highlighted farm loan banks and storage facilities as parallel supports. He praised cooperative movement and opposed direct government farming, stressing industry prosperity as vital to farmers.
Percival Smith Hill, president of the American Tobacco Co, died suddenly at his Park Ave home in New York. He was in his 64th year and had begun in cotton and woolen goods before entering tobacco at age 30. He was born in Philadelphia on April 5, 1943.
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