27 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
1
A melodramatic film tale unfolds on a moving train with Shelrey and Canal Naget, as adventurous lovers pursue a getaway. Misunderstandings, disguises, and mistaken identities drive the tension while a cleaver police chase and a romping finale unfold, involving Consuelo and a witty co star cast.
The article notes March milk price set at 2.49 per hundredweight. It discusses implied practice by dealers and producers affected by health department rules. The piece references butter, cream, and market conditions, citing transport costs and surplus factors in Wisconsin markets.
A federal jury cleared Charles Ac Slonean, president of the New York Club, of fraud charges after a trial alleging misuse of club funds. The verdict absolved him of wrongdoing related to a scheme involving mall purchases and accounts.
President Eisenhower's agenda faces a crisis this term as Congress debates authorizing salary reductions and a major funding shift. The plan contemplates about 70 million dollars in new spending spread across postal services and related programs, with a proposed 305 million dollar increase in payroll and other adjustments.
A constitutional measure providing recall of public officials moves toward voter consideration. The Weber resolution aims for a joint legislative committee to investigate recall authority and related eligibility, while sales postponement and fiat action questions surface in the debate. Local assembly votes and committee proposals shape the path to a November vote.
A fragmented draft from the Madison assembly backed a pre primary melt plan. It proposes a convention to select presidential electors, set a party platform, and nominate state and local candidates, with delegates from each election precinct.
Fragmentary text describes improving dairy market signals and reduced storage for toys, with references to an official statement about a wolf incident and transit transfer in Baston. Exact details are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving a partial snapshot of local commerce and public safety notes.
Former commander Sims told the House aircraft investigating committee that bombs could destroy the fleet and urged unified U.S. air power for wartime use. He challenged Mitchell's plan to separate army navy and mail air services, advocating integration.
A chaotic report claims Shepherd, linked to Willa Gunterk’s death, promoted questionable typhoid research. Chief Olsen accuses him of using a university backed inquiry to bolster claims while alleging a falsified death linkage.
Vice President Dawes appoints a secretary as campaign notes reference Darwen Bartley and Gartley with La Fayette ties. The brief mentions Dawes' campaign coverage and Gartley's La Fayette home, situating the event in a partisan reporting context.
The readable fragment mentions milk compressions, buttons, and unknown dynamic sublines. It references various names and terms but lacks coherent context or clear events, making a definite news item difficult to discern from the content provided.
Early today at about 2 a.m. a blaze swept the Second Street area on the North side, destroying the Treadefelk building and threatening millions of dollars in clothing and property at the St Paul Youngry. The fire caused extensive loss with estimates reaching into the millions. Local firefighters battled the flames as investigators began assessing the scene.
The government leader Sinn Yat Sen of Southern China reportedly remains ill with cancer and weakened, yet continues some treatment as he battles a serious health decline. Copied or garbled lines suggest uncertain status but indicate ongoing medical effort.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unclear terms and names lacking context or identifiable events. No coherent person, place, or organization can be confirmed for a meaningful summary.
Milwaukee Velavary 26, aged 25. Mrs Dewey Ryan died. Services at her parents home 1016 White Hook Arena Buna. Survived by husband and child, brother and sister Nor and Violet Ge.
Daurnes, born February 12, 1867 in Brookfield, pursued education at district and Carroll College, earned a BA in 1890 and LLB from Wisconsin in 1893. He began law practice in Waukesha in 1894, worked with Pierce and Halt briefly, then practiced solo. He served on the Common Council 1909–1913, was School Board Commissioner 1913, and has been City Attorney since 1914, now in his sixth term.
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