07 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1925
Page
1
Readable crossword style word list with horizontal and vertical clues, many garbled letters and misprints. The fragment lists numbered across and down clues including entertainers, tools, prepositions, and body terms, indicating a standard puzzle grid with crossing words and partial illegible entries.
A fragmented list of church services across Wisconsin towns includes morning worship, Sunday school, and special rites at churches on streets such as Broadway, East Avenue, Main, and Grand. Pastors named include T. Shite Dagan, J. Havard, Thomas R. Tarris, and G. J. Fritz, with events ranging from morning worship to midweek prayers and communion.
An article from Page 3 describes the National Mitotic Motif Tannihoy Reareds Association meeting with Joli M. Selley and S. Larpughe as representatives. The event, under the International Sovereroral order Joe lotahersnen, features a Saint Conemination initiation and promises to be the largest statewide gathering. A program includes a basketball demonstration and a noon gathering by the committee organizers.
A fragmented OCR item describes a chaotic scene on a road involving a coach figure, several named individuals, and a vehicle incident. It references a detailed sequence with a car veering toward a gravel area and a silo, including notes about witnesses, reports, and timing but lacks coherent structure and clear outcome.
Blaine asks to modify proposed Sauthoff bills amid court reports and political moves. Officials mention senior oversight, new revenue lines, and state action across districts as debates continue.
The fragmentary obituary items list several survivors and relatives, naming individuals such as Vertis Lieurge Dalutke Pewankee and Charles Tiregen, among others, with limited context. A death is noted near a list of names and locations, including references to Wied and BOS, but specifics remain unclear.
Doomsday predictions by Rev. Robert Reid and followers sparked widespread fear in Los Angeles Cleveland and other cities. Investigators probed doomsday rumors after deaths and a suicide as midnight passed without end of the world, with Adventists and adherents awaiting a trumpet and the 144 000.
United Press report describes a drive against trust practices led by the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission. Attorney General Stacks warned of forthcoming actions as information from the Alam company of America and Reynolds industries prompted potential enforcement.
Milwaukee detectives reported a new trial in connection with a robbery case. An unidentified suspect, linked to recent violent incidents, was taken into custody as authorities pursue further evidence and charges.
Milwaukee detectives press on in the Pecora murder investigation after the body was found near the city outskirts and rushed to hospital. A suspect questioned by police refused to cooperate, and investigators seek a breakthrough as the case remains unsolved.
Alvin Came was on list of the state prison at Waupan where he will serve a life sentence for murder of Robert Standers at Hickory. The case was arranged before Judy B. Quintan at the circuit court yesterday. The dispute over a sale at his father’s estate, valued at $49,000, was central to the case.
Madison dispatch notes a legislative committee visiting the state penitentiary. The visit aims to inspect facilities and discuss inmate conditions, with officials touring secured units and meeting with staff.
Madison OU assistant attorney general J B Maser Schmidt announced a ruling on oil burner inspections. The state supervisor T J Cunningham will consider the ruling. Oil used in domestic burners is a petroleum product and expressly excluded from exemption.
Gov Senty A Tinker and state leaders including Fred Ke Zimerman and Sol Lagiuin will headline a formal reception for legislators. The event will follow a 19 ie Announce ment schedule with sessions of the highway commission arranged to allow attending officials. An attachment describes a circular saw fog cutting device mounted to a tractor.
Governor Blaney and other state officers will welcome legislative members at an executive reception at the capitol next Wednesday evening from 9 to midnight. Officials note the gathering aims to foster informal dialogue among lawmakers and top state executives.
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