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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
5
Washington reporting on a stalled peace initiative as Senator Curtis faces stiff resistance from aides and party leaders. An intended arbitration proposal by Republicans to end the insurgency falters amid deadlock and unease within committee discussions.
Two Wisconsin insurgents were stripped of committee chairmanships by the committees on committees in Washington. Rep John Nelson, insurgent leader, lost the election No. 2 chairmanship, and Rep Lampert was ousted as chairman of the parents committee. Rep Beck's labor committee seniority was ignored, with chairmanship given to Rep Kopp.
The piece reports deep Republican divisions over Senator La Follette and the party’s direction. It notes Curtis as peacemaker and mentions Norris defending La Follette’s as a Republican, with insurgent factions pushing for a conference or a broader vote. Also includes local election results from Chippewa Falls and North Western Wisconsin Fair officers.
Washington report on the federal tax reduction bill shows extended debate thinning as members leave the chamber. Lawmakers Halney Wines and Hult of Tennessee press opposition while Representative Millar of New York pushes amendments responding to the tax plan.
Vatican circles express dismay at publicity around the United Committee for Prohibition Enforcement letter seeking papal support for the dry law. The timing and handling of the appeal anger Vatican officials, who expect only a courteous acknowledgment rather than any public response.
Dean Degeler of Carrell college led Kiwanis members on a Jerusalem visit described as charming by President Worthing. Accompanied by Mrs. Dancer the group welcomed new members Williams Berry Holmes and others. A Christmas committee selected Drake Thoman and Mackey to organize a banquet at the high school next Tuesday.
Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr of Wisconsin today introduced his first bills in the Senate. He was kept on his feet for ten minutes as other senators were recognized. The measures include four pension bills for Civil War veterans and one amendment to the Seamen's Law requested by the Seamen's Union.
County supervisors debated broad salary changes including county clerk treasurer and district attorney as the salaries committee’s recommendations were partially approved. Several offices saw increases while some reads were left as originally proposed, with debate over registers of deeds and other positions continuing.
WASHINGTON telegraph report says the treasury requests ten new cutters and funds for ten more sea going ships to strengthen the coast guard against smugglers. The plan includes airships mine sweepers old destroyers and navy aid to fortify maritime defense and enforcement. FOXD DU LAC Fred Albright a local dairyman was acquitted of two charges of felting unsigned milk in municipal court.
Mrs Mary Struck a 60 year old drink parlor proprietor was assaulted by a man who entered alone demanded money and choked her. She fought free and ran as the assailant struck her with a club causing her to fall before escaping down an alley as bystanders called for help.
A mine blast at the Overton No. Aomine plant of the Alwtiniin Fuel & Iron company in Almth Pa killed two men and injured several others. U S Bureau of Minewear officials arrived at the scene eight miles from Cromiere and began documenting the accident. Two bodies, both described as Negro men, were recovered after the blast and two workers were missing.
Reported court martials hit about 1700 of 9600 enlisted Coast Guard personnel this year for offenses from desertion to smuggling. Thirty six men convicted of trafficking alcohol received sentences. most cases involved minor misconduct and lack of leave.
The Chicago area council backs the administration on August 9, endorsing its stance and stating no link to a prohibition report changes. Chicago moves toward a potential World's Fair in 1944 or 1997 as Mayor Dever supports a city contest to hold the event.
Fragmentary notice shows a Daughters of the American Revolution event linked to The Dark Angel Park Theater. Details about date time or program are unreadable in the snippet.
The Asuertean farmer movement within the federation pledges relief programs for harvesters and backs creating a federal export corporation to stabilize prices. Delegates urge passage of a bill to enable government backed agency powers to set American crop prices without subsidies.
Ray Nye, a well known stock organizer and financier linked to multiple aid stock concerns in the United States, died early today in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Nye, long associated with a Chicago manufacturing firm, was known among journalists and once owned a newspaper in Omaha.
The Red Cross drive reports aggregate $367 with prospects for more as workers visit homes. Seasonal factors slowed enrollment but efforts to reach previous contributors continue. Aiming for 1008 members, organizers push to match peers nationwide. the effort gains pace as solicitations resume. A jury in Janesville trials Maude Winship Mackin, chiropractor, on entering a protected home without permit or intent, but the panel disagreed.
A report from the statewide education briefing describes new laws affecting school calendars, funding, and teacher qualifications. Governors approved changes include extended training requirements, the power to borrow, and altered high school structures while discussing attendance and tuition effects. Notable figures include Prof. G. O. Hanting and Dr. F. Bowman as presenters at the session.
Ohio Governor Vic Gonaley ordered a probe into alleged campus communistic tendencies after Prof Horton, a part time instructor, was arrested on liquor violations. A still, whisky, and molasses were found in Horton’s basement. Horton said others at the university drank there but denied selling liquor.
Community banquet tickets go on sale quickly for next Wednesday at the high school gym. Northwestern University football coach Glenn Thuit will be principal speaker as the association honors Carroll College and high school squads for championship teams. Tickets are distributed at J H Christophs, Trakel Modern Drugstore, MC A Bast Sidy Drugstores, Park Sweet Shop, and the Association of Commerce with all tickets to be sold by Saturday.
About forty to sixty members of the Waukesha Elks Lodge will leave at eight o clock on a chartered car for Kenosha where they will be guests of the Kenosha lodge and participate in a night of entertainment and lodge degree work.
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