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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
7
Washington attorney general official says visits by U S attorneys to Washington are routine for close government discussion. He rejects rumors that resignations are demanded, noting most visits discuss district business and should not imply discipline.
Notes from the Women of the Bureau outline June 10 meeting plans at the W. C. G. A. at 2 15 including citizenship and play day with address by Rev. R. J. Schram. Committee members listed include Mrs J G Aitken and Mrs Rena Christon. Lawrence program committee met to arrange for the next event on June 26 with Mrs Charles James of Chicago visiting.
The document reports states sending representatives to Washington to monitor officials visits. It mentions Sargent planning to call in officials for conferences to improve department work. It notes an appeal to newspapers to stop forecasting outcomes and to arrange departmental visits, while hints at a possible resignation.
A dense OCR fragment presents a crossword puzzle with clues and partial answers. It mentions vowels, consonant ratios, and several numbered entries across and down, including references to chemistry terms, navigation, and everyday objects. The legible bits show scattered clues like beverage, point of compass, organ, and various definitions.
New York report links male suicides to economic depressions between 1910 and 1933, with a three month lag after downturns and recoveries. Women show no fixed pattern, though female suicide rates rose with war stress at mid century and fluctuated in later years.
The Woodmen of America announce a Milwaukee head camp in the week of June 21 with a flag raising ceremony at State Fair Park. Thousands of delegates are expected as musical contests award 7400 in prizes and a rainbow pageant parade through Juneau Park. Leaders will review Foresters and ceremonies include initiation and a banquet at Milwaukee Auditorium with top officials in attendance.
During a severe business and employment slump, Massachusetts recorded and maintained the lowest suicide death-rate ever for females in the state. The report highlights the persistent, unusually low figures amid economic hardship.
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