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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
2
The sudden death of ex-governor Manuel L. Philipp on Monday removes a prominent Wisconsin figure. He guided the state through wartime duties with loyalty to national aims, earning lasting honor for his public service and steady leadership.
A Dearborn piece compares English and American road signs with humor. It cites quips like a eight mile an hour limit and warnings to slow down to see the town. Peekskill New York earns praise for its clever road sign goal.
Washington charts a broad economy push as Budget Director and the President plan immediate reductions in federal spending. Departments, including Navy and War, face cuts to meet a target under three billion dollars for the next fiscal year, with reports due on potential savings through 1927. The June 22 briefing at the bridge committee outlines department stewardship as Coolidge seeks public support for fiscal restraint.
A garbled 1925 NEA Service snippet references bad poetry, wartime recollections, London doctors, elections for women, drug store clerks in danger, and German mustaches. The disjointed text mentions experts, punishment, and alcohol as a cause, with no clear cohesive event or date.
The excerpt from Peekskill praises a friendly town image while acknowledging limited boldness in reckless driving. It notes that despite occasional witty village banter, messages from Cauherr reach readers and resonate.
A discussion by W C Dickerman of the American Car and Foundry Co outlines industrial representation, chiefly works councils, as a future headway for U S manufacturing. He cites growth from 1904 to 1924, with 814 councils for about 19177087 workers, urging optimism for progress through shared management and labor influence.
A fragment hints at animal stories boosting appeal of a section or publication. It references Little Rock Arkansas and a phrase about popularity and growth in a playful, unclear context. The text remains garbled but suggests reader interest in animal narratives.
Washington reports President Coolidge backs U S aviation growth via army navy and post office, with air mail as the centerpiece toward peacetime use. Private contracts for routes New York Chicago and Chicago Kansas City to spur growth, while government subsidies are rejected.
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