14 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1925
Page
1
Indiana inventor 68, Charles F Haynes, father of the horseless carriage, died after heart trouble following illness. Born October 14 1887 in Portia he built the first gasoline vehicle in 1901, towing a wagon behind a Kokomo carriage. Funeral set for Haynes home in Hingnes.
Witness Perkins testified in a Milwaukee court about damages claimed against Waukesha Motor Co. The case began Monday and focuses on alleged motor vehicle and fuel equipment disputes.
Readable fragments describe a Park theater program featuring Aileen Pringle in a South Sea dance by Aspen Pringle, with Kenyon and Cobnan in supporting roles. The set aims to evoke a maritime backdrop for a sea themed production as part of a Leon ard Merrick company showcase.
A baboon escaped from its cage at a New York City monkey house during a school visit, terrorizing visitors for five hours. Police eventually shot the animal after it mauled a child and caused widespread panic.
A University of Chicago student, 21, died after a distressing sequence on campus. Police say a fight and a final act led to the death, with investigators examining motives and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Notre Dame officials accepted a $100,000 donation for broadcasting, with part of the funds allocated to a Chicago radio station. The donation was announced amid remarks on education by radio and the role of Chicago politician Sullivan in the event.
An advertising fragment touts facial creams and beauty products promising youth, clear skin, and refined hair. It markets My Facial Youth, White Youth, My Hair Youth, and My Face Powders with claims of anti aging effects, deep cleansing, and pore reduction priced around $1 to $4. It urges readers to send coupons for samples and notes availability in France and worldwide.
Fragmentary OCR states a commemorative event for Roger Sulvany and his father. Details are unclear but imply a burial or memorial station observance set for a later date. Entities are partially legible, including names and possible relation.
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