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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
5
Washington report states former Vice President Mar stall Med died at 9:40 a.m. today in a hotel here after collapsing while reading the Bible. Authorities report a sudden heart attack as the cause and say the body will be transported to Marion, Indiana, for burial.
The lines describe Thomas R. Marshall noted for a keen sense of humor as vice president. He is quoted joking that what the action needs most is a good five cent cigar, reflecting his wit during debates.
Thomas Riley Marshall, born March 4, 1854 in North Manchester Indiana, served as governor from 1909 to 1913, was Democratic vice president with Woodrow Wilson in 1912, and later a member of the United States coal commission. He died at an advanced age after a long career marked by impartiality and wide respect across parties.
In Hamilton Ohio a Cincinnati Indiana and Western Railroad train struck the automobile carrying a family during a gale killing five of the group. Earl Hutchens 10 survived and was seriously injured but expected to recover. The deceased named Hershel Autetiéns 48 his wife Ma ale 457 Margaret 16 Gladys 1 Donal 1.
In Buffalo two gangs bound four clerks and a customer at Sol Levy’s jewelry shop. Four gunmen ransacked the store before noon. the robbers escaped after looting diamonds and valuable jewelry worth about $60,000. Local police seek leads.
Across the region extreme heat caused deaths in several cities as temperatures climbed to a May 3 record. Observed by the National Weather Bureau, readings exceeded Memorial Day highs with 90 degree marks. Springs, lakeside cottages, and resorts saw increased visitors amid dusty conditions and poor precipitation.
Pastor T A Dungan of Viral Congregational Church reviews a quarter century in his Sunday morning sermon. He recounts personal experience, faith in God, and the need for evangelism while noting changes in church methods and the importance of exposing more people to Christian faith. Continued on page 2.
Amid extreme humidity and an early rising temperature, numerous residents collapsed from heat. Emergency hospital teams treated and revived those overcome as showers and cooler relief were forecast by local meteorologist W. P. Stewart. Crowded parks reflected the heat strain across the city.
The Freeman begins using the United Press leased wire printer telegraph in Waukesha, installing a machine from American Telephone & Telegraph. It will expand newsroom space and output, delivering 12 000 to 15 000 words daily from national and foreign sources, with market data and late-to-press timing.
In Los Angeles three men arrested over a sensational plan to kidnap actress Mary Pickford admitted involvement. Police say the conspirators planned to abduct Pickford from her studio, hold her for 200000, and compel a ransom, with a fourth man being sought as the investigation continues.
Dispatch from Wong Keng to Central News reports six hundred Chinese soldiers mutinied at Henog Chow garrison in South China, killing most officers. Sixty mutineers were later executed after arrests and surrender. remaining officers escaped to Manila, while Portuguese authorities aided in rounding up sixty more.
Reported in Boston that a storefaryl patient underwent an operation described as Hurgha. The condition was stated as satisfactory today, contrasting with a previous assessment. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the article notes the patient’s status after the procedure and its adequacy compared to earlier reports.
Mrs Frank Blair was taken to a state hospital for treatment after weeks of failing health. The report notes her illness and transfer for medical care.
Duluth man 19, Beaty Height resident, identified among nine suspects in ongoing case. Chicago petition seeks reinstate rights. U S Supreme Court denies district withdrawal. Milwaukee strike grows as plumbers union and employers dispute wage demands amid partial work stoppage.
A severe blaze in Richland Center partially ruined a block, destroying an implement shop, restaurant, livery stable and furniture store. Windy conditions spread sparks through the city, bottling water supply and prompting mutual aid from neighboring towns for five hours of firefighting. The cause is believed to be a tipped match in a rear pile of rubbish.
The US Supreme Court decision sustains the law allowing private and parochial schools to operate under state supervision. Attorneys argued the law protected minors' welfare and school governance, with the court acknowledging ongoing state supervision while clarifying limits on funding and control, amid protests from public school advocates.
George R. Parsons a 40 year old wealthy broker was found dead in his palatial Chicago apartment after a car crash and an early morning dispute with his wife Mrs Parsons. Neighbors report a staged party night prior and authorities study a heated quarrel before the tragedy.
A Madison car crash on a Wednesday afternoon near a railroad viaduct left four local residents dead and two couples critically injured. The vehicle was hurled about thirty feet, striking concrete barriers and emitting a collision reported by Dowling Wind. Authorities from Nineti V. Delaney confirmed the tragedy and ongoing inquiries.
Reported at Muskegon area events include thousands visiting County Lakes for an evening gathering. A fire hazard and strong winds affected the crowd with several injuries and emergency responses noted. Police and fire departments investigated damage and scene safety while local obituaries and traffic incidents appeared in reports.
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