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Waukesha Daily Freeman

Location

Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

2

Global car production report and mixed notes

A fragmented 19th century style overview notes May production figures with Ford, Canada, and South America showing rising outputs. Mentions of Latin and European regions, political commentary, and a public sale in New Jersey. Various figures cited include a daily output near 424 cars and a May high near 7,898 domestically.

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American Senatorer Lewis Critiques Modern Politics and Morals

Former Chicago senator J Jamison Lewis laments severe decline of liberty justice and ethics in American politics. He argues candidates chase power and profit while citizens lose respect for personal rights and law. He contrasts chaotic eras and questions whether sound reform can triumph.

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Amundsen Arctic rescue plan details in wartime notes

Fragmentary text discusses Amundsen and companions possibly safe in Arctic waters. It mentions rescue chances, Norwegian and French support, and aircraft plans diverted from their original mission to reach Aguuilsen and establish a base near Coole and Peney, with concerns over plane routes and potential missteps.

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Ontario Premier warns retailers over 44 beer pricing

Premier Ferguson addresses complaints about the price of the new 44 beer in Ontario. He urges licensing authorities to curb profiteering and ensure fair pricing for consumers. Officials consider enforcing price controls to curb high costs and protect drinkers.

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Debated currencies settle as Churchill anchors new standard

The article reports an end to years of debate over whether the French franc should be revalued and tied to a common standard, signaling a return to a universal monetary reference. It notes Winston Churchill's stance and the restoration of a standard aligning the dollar with major financial powers, including Britain and the United States.

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Joint initiation of foes pt Axsen Bau Claire

A formal initiation event will be held Sunday in the city with Knights of Columbus present. An Albany meal will be served in the evening and Parker Jcomwell is listed among attendees.

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Hoover speech on regulation of utilities debated

Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover argues for state rather than federal regulation of electric utilities, reviewing central generation and interconnection trends, and weighing public interests, rates, and service quality. He asserts diverse state practices effectively protect the public while warning against federal overreach.

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Scandinavians in the United States in 1926 by state

A Trade Record summary shows 1,175,090 Scandinavians in the U S in 1926, with Sweden 425,589 Norway 203,802 and Denmark 1,? and notes distribution across Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio and other states. The piece discusses migration patterns, entry ports, and climate driven settlement across the nation. It also compares other ethnic groups and highlights how California and the Pacific coast attract whites from foreign origins.

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Government attempts to undercut utility commissions debated

The article critiques efforts to weaken state utility commissions and expand state control. It highlights delays in valuing properties for rate making and calls for prompt completion of valuations by state agencies amid regulatory tensions and public concerns. Local readers are urged to examine how these moves affect rates and governance.

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Dental Hygiene Advice From The Past

Clean your teeth well and cleanse them immediately in the morning and at night. Hang up your brush and leave salt on it to prevent bacteria. Use an artificial tooth cleaner gently. avoid injuring gums. Extract hopeless teeth to prevent decay and infection.

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Essex cars cut prices push six cylinder value

Essex six cylinder cars now offered at prices below smaller rivals with easy payments. Friden Essex claims volume economies from large production. Hudson Essex sales prove national reach. The company touts manufacturing efficiency, large model lineup, and historically low heat costs to justify price reductions.

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California note on foreign-born white population 1920

A statistical statement shows 12,712,73 in California and 12,712,73 foreign-born whites in the United States in 1920, with EU natives at 11,914,617 and AS natives at 73,834. It reflects early 20th century immigrant origin data for Europe and Asia.

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Inquest Probes Poisoning at West Ahihing Restaurant

Coroner examined restaurant food after three men fell ill and died within an hour of eating pancakes at the West Ahihing eatery. Owner Dryan Kane was held inquest. Frank Schindier testified he believed primitive poison caused the deaths. Victims included Herman Glinter mill, 47, James Meuire, 87, and Samuel Selvig er, 45.

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