10 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary, yet dense, this passage surveys projected population growth and its economic effects in the United States. It notes rising immigration, shifts in marriage and divorce, and the impact of highways and commuting on rural and urban areas. It highlights food, textiles, and mineral needs alongside expanding land needs and transport networks.
UJ M may launch a new legal action against Fall involving alleged contracts and damages. The report notes government involvement and international elements, with references to a French court testimony and a defendant connected to the Ardunet Continentes case. Names include James BE and Neil, with ties to the Marine DE Gas earning enterprise. The piece mentions Denise Vreeman and the Teapot Denice.
Ragged text reports Uncle Robert, a Tasmanian contact, visiting a nursery and hosting Milwaukee events. It mentions his planned talk on babies homes and a link with a local Sunshine Society, though the wording is garbled and names are uncertain.
In CTuppewa Fale Wisconsin a pastor described the group known as Girls of 41 as troubled. The article recalls 1941 events where youths faced arraignment with Rev. Mr. Brenner commenting on organized vice rings and alleged exploitation of young girls.
Fashion notes describe diminutive designs with oversized chic. A Paris sketch by a Cheney artist shows a Mule model in crepe fabric, tender details, and corded hems. The left panel features a Nie girl in a redressed coat style, while a practical Drogikrona dress with pleats and black trim showcases embroidered front details and a centered fasten.
A fragmented report describes a dispute near the jail involving a resident, Mrs. Frendy, and a local constable. The account mentions a potential altercation or escape attempt within close proximity to the jail, with unclear names and details due to OCR issues.
Hinsdale deputies search for a bandit after a spate of breakins in Hinsdale and nearby areas. Citizens reported suspicious activity as authorities warn residents to secure property and remain vigilant.
Federal court witnesses testified that convicts paid for favors and easy tasks at Atlanta penitentiary. The defendants admitted paying about $10,500 for special meals and quarters to obtain privileges and testify against jail officials and associates nearby. The case links William Haar Fred Haar and others to the smuggling scheme with figures and names from New York Cincinnati and Savannah.
Milwaukee police and detectives pursue the assailant in the wake of Mrs Ahma Boyd's wounding at her home. Authorities expect an arrest today as investigators review the attack details and pursue leads amid a tense city scene.
Prince Asdang, heir presumptive to the Siamese throne, succeeded Sinn after his death today in Bangkok. The royal succession follows the passing of the previous monarch, with Asdang stepping into the line of succession and the kingdom observing mourning protocols.
Spokane hosts the fourteenth annual banquet of the Wisconsin Society of Spokane with 200 attendees. Charles Nelson notes the society, nearly 75 members, is among the largest Wisconsin state groups outside Wisconsin. Henry Mintligan, UW graduate, served as master. Representatives from Wisconsin colleges spoke on updates from their schools.
Scott represented Laywrente colleges and brothers Bennett Beloit College and other brief speakers WW A Morse an organizer CC Dempsey described the program as the Sorry Ford of the west A musical program and dancing were staged.
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