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Newspaper

Waukesha Daily Freeman

Location

Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1923

Page

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Yale Princeton And Harvard Adopt Transfer Rule In Football

New York reports that Yale Harvard and Princeton will enforce a Big Three transfer rule next fall prohibiting players transferring between these colleges in football. The measure aims to reduce professionalism and temptations in college athletics and may punish transfers from one school to another while preserving eligibility only if retroactive.

NEW York Yale Phil Yard Princeton Yoraily Fouttal Leamis Yansfers Snintler Mlade Richeson Oy Lie Talia University Armer Toothwil Ag

President Calyn Cookdwe Addresses Congress Heard In Freeman

A Freeman radio listening session at 448 Barstow connected with Mr Selmaki captured President Calyn Cookdwe delivering his address to Congress. The voice was clear, strong, and deliberate, with enunciations distinctly heard by the audience.

A. Schankl Barstow Freeman Calyn Cookdwe Congress

Unidentified man killed on highway rum through page 1

Fragmentary report details a highway crash killing an unidentified man and injuring several others. Witnesses describe a vehicle leaving the lane, striking trees, and overturning while accompanying dialogue mentions possible intoxication and a driver invoking rights.

Arwin Keven Fohison Criek Teslimany Hylah Sehaneil Tobin Miss Heath

Long December probate calendar disposed by judge Agnew

A county court probate session led by Judge David W. Agnew disposed a long calendar of claims and estates. Wills were admitted to probate for Catherine Gisey and others while hearings on several estates including Leonard Schoon and Ellen Want were adjourned or concluded as orders and substitutions of attorneys were entered.

Cownty David W. Agnew Eleahar J Calville Minni Lily Davis Ernan Beaumont Sarah ‘Lamelty Mary 3 Salter Fre&t Wendorf Leonard Sehoon Ea Donnhower Ellen W. Want George Wenderson Josaph Newcomb Max Engle Albert Aplin Mary Taye Sarah Miteh Witow Arthiar Te Rosenow

Indians Show Appreciation of T. B. Cling at clinic

A six day dental clinic for Chippewa Indians on the Ojibwe reservation near Odana is praised in a letter from P. Everest Wisconsin representative to Dr Ty Herring ton. The note commends the Indian Welfare work and expresses gratitude for the clinic supervised by Unity and the Wisconsin League of Women Voters.

Ite Wiseunin Cana Fedian P. Everest Wisconsin Wverort Han Ashlongs Ty Herrington Ukeshire Assaciation Miephiet Weadquarters Meridian Bureau Washington Mik Vonr Ry Meritt Neil Choir Loouniot Sur i Milchniker Associates Lexor Jan Gem Lyon Singack Odanel Jine Indiawe Wlcongin League of Women

President Opposed to Bonus in Harding Era Speech

President Coolidge delivers a long address opposing a bonus, endorsing a cautious foreign policy, urging maintenance of the League of Nations’ restraint, and calling for tax relief, labor, and rail and shipping reforms. He presses Russia recognition only after payment to Americans and repentance, while detailing budget cuts, prohibition enforcement, and federal reorganization plans.

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Foundations of our nations duty to power and peace

A fragmented speech discusses reforms on sale conditions and cheap fertilizer, urging water power experiments and forest road work. It emphasizes reclamation projects relief from finance, reforestation, and maintaining global stability. The speaker stresses duty to protect humanity and promote a lasting peace.

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Foe Literary Club Founders Linked in London History

The Foe Literary Club, also called anbnson's lub, traces its origins to London with founder Bam uel sjohvaon and Sir Joshua Hexnots. The fragmentary text mentions Boswell Nurke and sGellantih in a late 18th century context, noting song tig Fest and ceenpurs as possible events or names.

Foe Literary Club e'The Anbnson Bamuel Sjohvaon Sir Joshua Hexnots London Boswell Nurke sGellantih

Knowledge That Marks Genius

The note discusses genius as a balance between rule awareness and judicious rule bending, suggesting true insight lies in knowing when to ignore conventions without disrespect. It frames creative discernment as essential to genius.

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