22 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
1
A fragmentary transcript shows a man named Greenwalde questioned about a murder case. He references divorce, financial dealings, and past conversations, while detectives press for clearer statements as the court case unfolds. The material hints at formal accusations and alleged attempts to convey information.
Amelias Earhart visited England to observe a royal race program and met social workers during a trip marked by her escape from a dangerous situation. Miss Marbath, Wilmer-Stiltz, and Joanne attended the Cenotaph to honor a known soldier amid reports of travel routes and a fatal plane crash in a Pacific storm.
New York U.Pa reports Mary Pickford has surrendered a famous purse causing a stir as she left for Chicago. A washer cut off a celebrated tress just before her departure, fueling talk of a possible new style or incident in the actress life.
Rumors spread of a Studebaker merger with Pierce Arrow Motor Car, a consolidation involving major automakers. The talk centers on a test merger with potential value around 160 million dollars, with Generall Motors, Ford Motor, and Chrysler cited as other players in the broader rumor mill.
A disruptively garbled report details a custody dispute over a six year old in Wisconsin. A husband allegedly wrote threatening letters to his wife and child claiming murder and self harm. Neighbors, police, and the home at Prairieville are referenced in a cautious summary of the case.
Vormorraw ny Hie announces the opening of The Kewl Shop at 226 Bumadwag the Dabb ng, formerly A. & 1 Co, in Waukesii. The store promises a wide range of merchandise and customer satisfaction, with visitors to the revamped building to receive a vistors guide. fully renovated interiors and modern fixtures complete the new Cytires installed.
Noblesville report details a bank cashier linked to a $147 shortage discovered after a hotel clerk raised alarms. Patterson, the city bookkeeper, fled, was later tracked, and then surrendered in a staged act of taking poison to avoid capture.
A two mile parade by Panda from Horleon Jefferson Felgerton Ashiipun Lilthe Chute Portage and Kiel highlighted Kiel’s arssion of the forty first water state Firapen’s Lurnimen today. Athletic events from yesterday fill most of the day’s program as the city secured a third consecutive win in the hook and ladder events.
Buffalo New York Charles Cullen chairman of Melinard of directors of the Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company and one of the Meteors in the automotive industry died at his home after a week of illness.
The American Legion gathering at the Avaton hotel featured Commander J. N. Christoph and past commander Howard P. Savage addressing about 200 veterans. Savage urged loyalty to youth training and patriotic duty, while Sherer with Buck Smoller provided entertainment and emphasized continued service beyond war.
E J Dempsey elected president of the Wisconsin Bar Association at its annual convention. New officers include vice presidents from various districts such as Milwaukee Oshkosh Madison and Sheboygan with names like Renin Faas Daniel Medon Krey and Theodore Urazea. The list covers twentieth and later districts with multiple regional figures named. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WAURTE BEA FREEMAN.
Reports indicate May withdrawals of Marine forces in China, with 5 000 to 6 000 Marines in the area. Admiral Bristol and U S officials discuss retraction of infantry as tensions and Nazi coups loom, while ships remain in Chinese waters.
General Electric refrigerators have shipped to American homes since April 1, marking a strong nation wide reception. The line reflects sixteen years of development by the company's research laboratories. Demand has nearly cleared surplus stocks and production remains at full capacity with no undue delays in fulfilling orders.
Amadis Herbert of Wand County dies after years of health decline. He served during 1986 as Dane County leader, implementing office reforms and health initiatives. He was repeatedly elected without opposition during his tenure.
A chaotic three in Washington report details executions by electric chair of Nicholas Lee Ergates and others for the murder of Policeman Lee Wok Busch. The notes describe trials, appeals, and final scenes as prison guards escort inmates to the chair.
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