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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
2
The Daily Freeman lists postal and publication details including prices and rates, noting delivery and carrier information. It mentions that Freeman may publish wire services and Milwaukee Press reports, reflecting reprinting practices and ownership notes.
Editorial comments discuss minority demands for clearer rights, a forward looking stance, and publicity on future work. French papers criticize U S notes on settlement as untimely while trade concerns and political maneuvering shape Geneva talks. Hospital reports hint at upcoming cabin presidents and a future political landscape.
The article outlines Aricent’s recommendations to cut public revenues by about 235 million dollars via broad tax relief. Proposals include repealing motor vehicle and amusement taxes, reducing estate and gift taxes, and extending the 20 year gift cap. It notes expected revenue loss and calls for a more permanent framework, with ongoing debate ahead of Congress near winter.
Minoka Idaho resident Crumey argues in Labor IT letters that a straw hat imported from Italy costs 1.78 dollars including transport and duties, retailing at 4 dollars, while English straw hats retail at 7 dollars after costs. He contends tariff removal harms American producers by inviting cheaper foreign labor products and fierce competition.
A regular Board of Education meeting on May 6 7 30 P M approved minutes and set salaries for Secretary and Purchasing Agent. Officers elected include Esthers as President Enders as Vice president Newbury as Secretary and Is W Bleap as Purchasing Agent. Board committees continued. Reports showed a total expenditure of 407 087 14. A salary plan for teachers was debated including a potential increase and a rule governing promotion and student discipline. An adjourned session on May 22 adopted kindergarten to first grade promotion rules and established a high school committee to oversee programs and future work.
Madison Wisconsin report notes opposition to a declaratory judgments bill and possible gubernatorial veto. Discussion centers on jurisdiction for state courts and the impact on legislative actions.
A garbled OCR segment mentions locations and people with scattered terms like New York and Fort, referencing a war era tone. It hints at a sheriff, a meteor-driven event, and a nameless class context, but details are obscured and incomplete.
The Marquette civic convocation drew 300 attendees including prominent figures. Rev Albert A Pax, president of the university, and Edward A Firegatelek, dean, delivered addresses on improving relations between Marquette and Milwaukee.
Mira Ana Tym, valedictorian at Monroe High in Wisconsin, is ill with diphtheria and cannot give the valedictory address at the graduation exercises. Her sister, District Attorney Truec a. Alan Hitawa, from Ontario, is noted in the report. The article also mentions total sea fish yield and large economic figures from the period.
President Coolidge awarded the Roosevelt Memorial Medals in the White House East Room to Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania governor George Bird Grinnell New York publicist and Martha Berry founder of Berry Schools. He praised Pinchot for conservation work Grinnell for preserving wilderness and Berry for educational impact.
Sing Wa Cha adds a picturesque touch to dinners near Silver Lake, greeting patrons at 41 Waukedhys and sharing stories of Chinatown, education, and his dream to attend night school. He spoke of his life in San Francisco’s Chinatown, learning to read and write in a Sunley school, and his aim to rise through learning while working nights in Milwaukee.
In a brief meeting the board discussed funding measures and a proposed resolution. Officials addressed an alleged dispute and motion to approve, with limited public remarks and no further business. The session adjourned after routine procedural steps and a note of upcoming items.
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