Premier Painleve to Morocco for firsthand war front briefing
Premier Painleve flies from Paris to Toulagse and then toward the Moroccan front with A L Bradford, to observe and report on the French campaign against the Rif and to discuss a possible Spain Morocco accord. The trip marks the first airbound approach to a battlefield by a French premier for direct assessment of conditions.
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Aulen Tress
Paluteye
Tartoure
Morocco
Fishang
A. L. Bradford
United Press
Toulagse
Bradford
Marocco
Abdul Keim
Rance
Painleve
Krim
Hle
Air
Alaipe
Faluleve
Mreceoes
Ist de Chainbrun
Freydenbors
Walouel Cotombat
Paria
Roy
Tira
Tiayer
Ais Urdin
Alflery
Fragmentary War Report From An Unknown Front
A garbled dispatch reports Consul and General Dougie Thine detailing troop movements and civil war progress. The fragment mentions Jenking, foreigners, waterways, and a city, with unclear references to battle fronts and governmental oversight.
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Jean Asplint
Lng
Coulis Weil
Ingalito
Day agents found guilty of federal law violation
Cleveland report states former Ohio prohibition director J. E. Russell his assistant M. B. Copeland and Columbus attorney Warren Brrnatt were found guilty today of conspiracy. The federal court verdict follows a lengthy trial detailing violations of the federal prohibition act.
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Cleveland
Ohie
J. E. Russell
MM. B. Copeland
Warren
Milwaukee anti-saloon leader shifts roles amid Arizona move
D Wy datson, longtime enforcement head for Milwaukee's anti-saloon league, announces resignation from that post to lead the Arizona Anti-Saloon League. He expects a brief vacation, then plans to relocate to Arizona. Brings attention to a shift in anti-drink activism across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
D. Wy Datson
Distinguish Between Two Economies
The paper argues that true economy means prudent spending on essential needs while avoiding wasteful or reckless expenditures. It stresses focusing funds on durable improvements and productive investments to sustain prosperity now and in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RP. Breese
National Evelange Bank
Reese
Suat
Bur
Feud may keep solons until after July 1
Madison Wisconsin dispatch reports a factional feud over four million dollars for cattle tuberculosis testing and area work funding. Senate debates delay the 1925 session past July 1 with proposed2000 6400 for area work and 76060 for a five year period, while attorney bills and civil service recalls surface in investigations.
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Solons
Madison
Wis
UL P
Senate
Coldest spots hit Minnesota and Wisconsin in plunge
Wisconsin and Minnesota are described as the coldest spots as a sharp temperature drop sweeps the region. Forecasters say a mass of cold air moves southward, with some areas reaching around 42 degrees while Chicago falls to 34. Cooler conditions expected to continue tomorrow.
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Cox
Chicago
East
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Waltonians Plan River Clean-Up Campaign
Local Iztak Walton league chapter meets Friday evening at 8 at Yan Ax to finalize plans for Fox River cleanup. A program will be presented during the meeting as part of the civic effort.
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Iztak Walton League
Yan
Fox River
Menttig
Foreman Shot to Death by Employee at Milwaukee Tannery
Milwaukee tale reports foreman Peter Kistis, 36, shot and killed by Gustav Stueger, 68, at the plant after a bystander was wounded. Stueger then shot himself. he died in hospital. Police arrive as workers aid the injured. The case follows a prior charge against Minnie Neyane, later found not guilty after claimed mistreatment.
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Milwaukee
Galian Tannery Omtetnys
Peter Kistis
Gustav Stueger
Mary
Pawlik
Che Wand
Glnnt
Koon
Kiktis
Ufsehirgei
Minnie ‘Tesene Neyae
Hentan Iin Lata
Shaughnessy
Memorial Meet Honors Junesth 1925 Family Loss
A memorial service at the lodge and church marks the Junesth 1925 death to honor Maury and family. Speakers reflect on faith, memory, and the enduring love of a Christian home as mourners gather in a hushed, sorrowful room. Page 4 continuation noted.
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Lotal Lodge
Odi
Badger
Bryant
Tia Howe
Wien
Lonsa
Ulere
Christ
Maury
Marti
Pagaran
Lings
Three Protestant Denominations in Canada Unite
In Toronto the United Church of Canada was formed uniting Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches. The new body will serve about 2,300,000 adherents in 5,7 77 congregations under one main church.
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Toronto
Ont
United Church of Canada
County Crops Suffer. Agent Warns of Drought Impact
County Agent J F Monts reports drought threats to crops in Wankestia county. Hay, alfalfa, clover, timothy, and rye suffer while pasture quality declines. light rains expected soon may help but many fields already damaged. Farmers brace for reduced yields and forage shortfalls across the region.
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Soma
Adi
Tings
Talaad
Mgr. Thomas
Carroll Play Attracts Many To Auditorium
The Carroll Players staged a 1925 production You and I by the Carroll Players, focusing on love versus ambition. Two couples, Roderick and Nancy White and Meltland White and Veronica Duane, drawn by parental and artistic tensions, drive the plot as the father quits art for a factory job and the son chooses love over a career, keeping the family dynamics central.
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The
Carroll Players
Roderick
Nancy White
Tien Welnke
Katherine Boyes
Sweets Heart
Meltland White
Veronica ‘Duane
Bertha Phina
Erwin Muontnk
Try
Yhe
Fleet
Parla
Lava
Wisconsin lawmakers push constitutional convention debate
In Mauisox Wisconsin the assembled legislature advanced a memorial urging Congress to call a constitutional convention as a path to repeal the eighteenth amendment. A vote 19 to 7 supported the move, following Senator Polakowski’s withdrawal of an amendment to join the records. Lieutenant Governor Huber’s recent ruling on the 1926 beer referendum remains under review by Attorney General Ekern. The issue may be sent to the state supreme court for a ruling on constitutionality.
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Mauisox
Wis
U.P
Wisconsi Auth Saloot League
Benale
Moggers
Miss Mitten Re-Elected Y Secretary At Waukesha
Ming Edith Aifltnn reelected as Y secretary of the Waukesha Young Women's Christian Association for the next year at a June meeting of directors. The report notes her capable leadership and lists activities and delegates planned for Lake Geneva and other conferences.
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Ming Edith
Keer
Waukesha
Yeny
Band of Directors
Iss Ailtten
Noa
Atkhe
Ila
Na' Eloba
Stramer
Uifecor
Lake Okohos
Cailege Vat
Lake Geneva
Chietraim
Frank Welton
WLCL
Muley
C. A. Linithatia
Wentin
Conagh
10. S Hospital
Jessie Fetters
American College Staff Taken to Safi Amid Protests
Fragmented account describes Chinese students forming a mass at an American college demanding permits and relief funds. Reports reference Shanghai tensions, foreign consuls, and a march toward Canton as revolutions renk, with calls for compensation and aid.
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American College
Safi
Paring -Morty Thansinl
Forbidden City
Shanghai
China
Gation
Tenant awarded two hundred in jury verdict
A landlord case in the circuit court resulted in a $200 verdict for the plaintiff. The action claimed breach of a contract and related lease terms. Judge C. A. M. Davison approved a divorce petition brought by Ars against her husband Artine, with grounds of cruel treatment. Another Milwaukee resident sought divorce today in a separate filing.
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HL OG. Nive
Garry Burnell
Caase
C. AM. Davison
Ars
Bet Marl
Artine
Earl of
Ahilwaukne
Willard Porter Charged With Striking Mother-In-Law
Mukwonago resident Willard Porter was arraigned in Municipal Court on a charge of assaulting his mother-in-law, Mrs Ye Clark. The case was continued for a preliminary hearing after testimony of a heated domestic dispute with the alleged incident occurring during an argument over domestic affairs.
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Willard Porter
Mukwonago
Munnicipal Court
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