23 Aug 1927
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1927
Page
1
The article recalls the final hours at the death chamber as guards, bayonets, and fire hoses stood ready. Families, including Rosa Sacco and Mary Vanzetti, pleaded with Governor Fuller for mercy while officials coordinated the autopsy, transport, and guards around the somber affair.
Report says rioting erupted at a League of Nations headquarters in Lake Geneva as debris and shattered glass scattered the lobby. Police guarded the scene as delegates from Britain and the United States faced heightened security amid disrupted talks and hotel evacuations.
A monastery church in Cleveland was bombed early today causing heavy damage and shattered windows across blocks. An assailant, described as a driver by witnesses, fled the scene while residents reported injuries and panic during the explosion.
In Chicago U P Pallue dispersed 2,590 persons tied to a red sympathizer group during a predesigned meeting on behalf of Nicola Bueco and Bartolomew Saveur. Police arrested four participants. one bystander reportedly injured amid the raid.
Miss Watsonson of Cleveland seeks help from radio operator M. Dobson and others in a daring plan to locate missing airmen over the Pacific. She aims to recruit from Oakland to Honshu, offering reward for new leads and promising to travel to the scene if needed.
A sequence of legal moves seeks a writ of habeas corpus for two Italians facing execution. Chief Justice Hughes and Justices Stone meet resistance. Edna St Vincent Millay appeals to Governor Fuller in Massachusetts, urging clemency. The case features U S Supreme Court involvement and procedural delays.
The Wisconsin railroad commission will hold a hearing in Madison on August 28 regarding proposed extensions of the Skikewalle Telepane company service to Barakeo.
The will of Gary Sutcliffe a former district attorney of Blew Cerpara Lima was filed for probate today in Mineola New York. It estimates the estate value exceeds $10 000 000 with specific bequests over $2 000 000. The will creates two first funds of 500 000 each for Gertrude Gary Sutcliffe and Bertha Gary Hobell. It provides income to Mrs Sutcliffe’s son and setup of trusts for heirs and a 300 000 trust for Elizabeth Campbell. Upon the death of the second wife distributions to heirs are outlined with a portion to educational and religious institutions. The residue is divided equally among the two daughters and the widow. The will also lists generous gifts for several universities and colleges and includes directions for loyal servants and avoidance of risky investments. The document is witnessed by S. G. Buttington and others.
Secretary O H Cooley of the Wankeshin County Care bureau reports favorable agricultural conditions overall before the fall harvest. He notes drought in parts of Wisconsin and Minnesota, with corn and potato crops disappointing in some areas, while fodder crops remain plentiful in others after a 1500 mile tour.
The trial of Paul Moore and Jerry Poum, two suspects labeled Indians, opens as prosecutors present new evidence from the February murder at Ben Moore’s home. Testimony covers clothing bloodstains, a glove, a weapon, and a note, with Miss Sophie Cartwright and Dr. Bell Andrus detailing the scene and wounds. Judge G.N. Risjord presides in what is deemed a landmark local case.
Chicago wheat futures fell mostly during the day on a bearish Canadian crop estimate. Corn firmed. wheat later rose briefly on frost reports from Winnipeg before fading. Northwestern belt estimates pegged Canadian harvest at 490 million bushels, Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan. Receipts totaled 107 cars.
In a chaotic race the self confident frontrunners risk losing grip as hidden contenders emerge. Analysts warn of a rising dark horse that could seize top spots late, stressing that only persistent effort till the final moment determines the winner.
In district No 1 north half of Waukesha County candidates list prizes and guaranteed commissions per campaign rules. District No 2 covers south of Waukesha City with similar awards and commissions. several named candidates appear with large sums associated. The statewide note references 1927 campaign matters and enduring prizes.
In Milwaukee two people died in separate crashes. Jofur Sorenson, 52, was killed when struck in front of his home by a passing vehicle driven by John Salk. In a West Bend incident, Wale Hint T. Schools, to avoid another car, lost control and overturned, suffering a fractured shoulder.
For all stomach and intestinal disturbances due to teething there is nothing better than a safe Infants' and Children's Laxative. The advert promises gentle relief without harsh effects, targeting parents seeking a trusted remedy.
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