22 Aug 1927
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1927
Page
1
Navy search for seven missing planes continued through Thursday as officials coordinated from Washington to San Francisco. Admiral Jackson ordered destroyers to refuel and join the hunt, while authorities reported no clues about the Wallas Spirit near the San Francisco area.
Wording is garbled. only fragmentary readable names and phrases remain. The text hints at a loss and a disaster or accident with scattered proper nouns, including possible references to a voyage or expedition and a character named Silas Sti dred Darin.
Von Elm leads the blitz of qualifiers at the national championship. The field features many noted players with high expectations as the course records are tested and the day unfolds.
The article reports a heated debate on foreign policy, noting criticism of government positions by Norace G Knowles and references to Romania Serbia Argentina and Bolivia. It describes ministers defending actions while opponents condemn the policy as indefensible and harmful to national prestige.
Veterans and descendants gathered as Kas-More Man 4,000 sons and other veterans attended memorial services yesterday. The ceremony honored Major General Leonard Wood with remarks noting his wartime service and leadership.
Fragments describe an explorer escaping a collapsed cave, detailing efforts to dig free with tools and shifting supports. The account notes delays, a resumption of digging, and attempts to reach the surface amid uncertain timing and safety concerns.
A teen at a military camp drowned under unclear circumstances. Reports indicate confusion and possible miscommunication amid scheduled services and training. Officials are reviewing orders and safety protocols as investigation continues.
Wawaukee, Wis. Mrs Fiona Huson and Mrs Margaret Stigtor Milhwank were treated after stab wounds inflicted during a quarrel with Johnson's husband. Johnson was stabbed following the dispute and her helpers were summoned. An angry confrontation led to further threats and injuries.
A fractured report from page 4a describes appeals and maneuvers related to a high-profile case. Key figures include Levine and the Riel faction, with mentions of a governor, legal arguments, and petitions urging intervention. The text references secret DOJ files and last-minute legal efforts to prevent potential outcomes.
Reported opening day at the Waukesha dog track drew about 5,000 attendees with rough estimates of spectators from the area. The event featured lively dancing and music, with public opinion largely favorable toward the track, now renamed The Mow Track from Blue Mount.
The text notes possible similar actions against the warden of Prigoi and hints at plans concerning Sacco and Vanzetti. It mentions Governor Fuller’s alleged lack of planning for an Adnouncee ment by William L. Reed, and a council decision on a special session. It suggests no grant or immediate respite.
A Fokker airplane from London bound for Amsterdam crashed shortly after leaving Croydon airdrome at dawn. The mechanic was killed and several passengers were injured. Ambulances and police rushed to the scene as crew and twelve to thirteen aboard were reported.
Twenty five Treasury prohibition enforcers in New York City faced discharge as the Assistant Secretary Lowman cited budget pressures. The plan aims to reduce force sizes to meet budget requirements, with remaining agents expected to be aged out or reassigned as cuts proceed.
In Waupaca Wisconsin Alfred Tuittin attempted to throw contents of a bottle of carbic acid at his former wife Mia and her child. Police arrested him after Colars arrived on the scene. The farmhand Button reported the assault after Mia fled to Houston seeking safety.
A fragmented editorial urging self-reliance and diligent work as the path to progress. It extols the belief that individuals must labor for themselves and the nation, citing historical figures and the founding ideals. The piece ties personal effort to national welfare and political campaigns, urging readers to persevere.
Walter Haight was appointed to a state Legion office amid ceremony. The event featured Lt Col F J Schneller of Neenah and other veteran figures from the First and 32nd divisions, with references to World War events and military honors.
A chaotic report details a deadly incident where a person fell in front of a train, resulting in eighteen fatalities. Authorities continue investigating the circumstances as witnesses recall uncertain moments before the tragedy. Officials urge calm while services restore rail operations and provide support to affected families.
An unidentified man was injured in a crash near Sills and surrounding areas. The district attorney will question others involved as investigators work to determine causes and gather witness statements.
Edward F. Schlee of Detroit and pilot William S. “Pilly Track” hopped a Cram Faridairsiort from Curtis Field. The team aims to circle the globe in 22 days using airships steamers and trains. Attendants include Evans Detrait Wells Blythe and others aboard a Stinson Detroit monoplane.
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