16 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
1
A garbled dispatch mentions Hiapgal El Canoe and General Visiged forces trenching near Shasi with a Shanghai correspondent noting a Cantonese army and General Fang treapised by Chinese troops. It hints at moves toward Peking and ongoing troop alignments along the Southern-Chinese front as of an unclear schedule.
A read fragment reports a girl, age about ten, found guilty and sent to the Industrial Home at Taytheedah after poor prospects and lack of money. Other dependent children are cited in the county’s records, with a note of a ten day prior detention at Emergency Hospital.
A Kiwanis gathering welcomed a list of new citizens including Johizines Nielson North Lake Chirlatés Karaiska and others at 322 West Main Street. Speakers highlighted American civic values and a silk flag presentation. several members received tests from Rev. A L Drake during the event.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Adele Nelson, a Goasasat factory employee, walking with two others when an incident occurred at Latrozen Hiahs. The text is garbled but implies a workplace event amidst references to cold temperatures and other names.
The court nears decision on several indictments while principal defendant Brown Tipheny speaks to United Press after the verdict, expressing relief and gratitude. Doheny and family prepare to leave for New York as Fall remains for further arguments in the case.
Kenneth G. Orniston, linked to the Los Angeles case involving Aimee Semple McPherson, is reported improved after incapacitating stroke. Journal notes his condition allows possible resumption of a surrender set by his attorney to Chicago authorities tomorrow.
A fragmented obituary style notice references Wiggins and Mink Marion Lewis of Minglewood, noting names linked by birth and marriage. The text hints at a December date and multiple family members including a sister or spouse but is too garbled to extract full facts.
A county gathering last night honored members of the Na Menpi BLV erage society with a certification ceremony led by Alp hert Walto serving as president and John Weaver as vice president. The event included remarks by Lawrence Trewyn secretary and Rowland Heldeman treasurer, plus county secretary Ralph Maya who organized the recognition for attendees from Menomonee Falls Ye Bend Atukwonage and nearby areas.
Notes describe a Farm Bureau Women meeting at Tayp Covingtons with a Christmas program including carols by children, recitations, solos, and roles by Elizabeth Guideryan, Helen Williams, Joe Williams, and others. A community meeting is planned at the station house on Wednesday in December with program details and attendees requested to bring guests.
Public invited to annual Evensong conducted by Mrs Javel Snead, choir director. The program includes choral works and carols by the Twilight Ryersons church choir, with performances by instrumental soloists and multiple vocal ensembles. All parishioners and neighbors urged to attend.
A garbled report notes Rosy and Thomas addressing Tavernon farmers about agricultural matters. The account mentions cheering, a meeting turnout, and references to local officials and ordinances affecting city streets.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Michigan, 6 hell Friday at Bsa meow, Iian's ohitirel, Sunset, Wy St. No coherent details or clear event. notes appear garbled and cannot determine a specific person or organization or date.
Madison reports five men announce campaigns for speaker of the Wisconsin assembly in 1927. Incumbent William H. Edwards of Sussex seeks re election from the Hod Waukesha district. Other candidates include J. W. Wuer, Frank L. Treveaill, Theodore Swanson of Milwaukee and Alvin Reis of Madison.
Catholic clergy in the United States issued a strong encyclical denouncing Mexican government efforts to restrict church activities. The message portrays the church as becoming intertwined with state policy amid enforcement of laws.
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