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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
1
A lengthy reminiscence profiles Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin, detailing his rise from local campaigns to governorship and Senate, his clash with machine politics, and his influence on liberal reform. The piece notes his wartime stance, opposition to conscription, and enduring support from midwestern voters, ending with the Wisconsin farm communities’ affection for his legacy.
Italy informs Britain and American governments it is ready to discuss the question of debt funding. Official sources confirm Italy’s willingness to engage in talks on financing arrangements amid ongoing financial concerns.
Tribute fills Mineral services at the Scottish Cathedral as officials, relatives, and Milwaukee leaders honor the late governor born March 25, 1861. A public viewing and procession followed, with Rev. W T Dorward delivering the eulogy and a burial at a nearby cemetery. He rose from humble roots to a long career in state politics and business, including presidency of the Milwaukee Athletic Club and leadership of the Commerce, dying after a heart illness.
A fragmentary ad text suggests readers look through want ads to locate a needed article. The readable portion hints at a missing item or reference, encouraging search within the classified section for the specific object or information.
At the Kiwanis gathering Rev. A K Drake spoke on evolution and stated he believed in it, noting no recent nationwide controversy. The program opened with a tale about Chaullaunia and citizenship aims, followed by plans for future activities and a sunset at Piners day festivities.
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