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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
2
The Freeman notes that wire material from United Press is included with permission but reflects others views. It carries a full wire and local city coverage from Miwaukee burnery to Waukee, providing readers with external perspectives alongside local reporting.
An editorial laments France’s internal woes and calls for real statesmen to replace inept leaders while noting England's push to curb a negative trend. It mentions U.S. income tax publicity votes, snow storms melting, and a long Senate debate on uniting with the Court of International Justice led by Senator Baral.
Dr Mason Gn Vouthall introduces a section highlighting new ideas, depth, and publicity from rising college leaders in the region. The note mentions Dr Max Mason, former LU professor, as part of the discussion on upcoming changes in higher education leadership.
A garbled transcription discusses supposed presidential remarks on college football, then shifts to Secretary Kellogg and immigration law. It critiques free speech limits, communism, and censorship, noting British precedents and European shifts. The piece laments moral boundaries in political discourse and urges critical, vigilant public thought.
Obituary items report William Ryat dying at his home Route 3 Waukesha with funeral at St Josephs church Thursday at 8 AM and burial at Monches Wis. Survived by wife and one brother. Herman Keppen Tierman Keppen age 55 died last evening at home of his seller Mrs Sylvester Mather Genesee. Mrs Platner also noted. she is survived by another sister Mrs Louis Hoett Eagle. Funeral services from Platners home Friday at 1 PM with burial in North Prairie cemetery.
Local society notes list visitors and greetings as residents from Canali and Waukesha travel to Florida. Mrs. Angus Klatt hosts guests including Mrs. Schumacker and Mrs. Lake. Rev. Wilcox attends a Waukesha banquet. Matilda Roberts convalesces from pleurisy and pneumonia with Miss Bryn Piers aiding. Church services Sunday feature Bethlehem themes and a 4 pm Vesper with Elbie Young Men.
Carroll and high school teams were celebrated in a pageant-style program with remarks by Jota Culla Han and coachs mapping out plays. The evening featured songs by Yeader and Northwestern, decorations by Miss Dodge and staff, and concluded with praise for athletic and academic training.
New York reports prominent broker Alfred Bengoh er has vanished from his office and home since December 1. The state attorney's office says his firm owed customers about $500,000. The Alfred Deuscher and Company business is closed and an injunction issued in supreme court against the company and against Beuscher individually.
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