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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment from the Waukesha Daily Freeman describes pricing and rights for delivery and mentions a Milwaukee bureau and wire service. The readable portion hints at publication practices and external views but contains no coherent news event or date.
The piece riffs on postwar topics from a new European security pact to Franco American ties and internal US worries. It mentions President Elindenings, a push for a wife, and France’s stance on Washington’s security pact, plus commentary on education, parent teacher associations, and a Coolidge administration dispatch mirroring public skepticism and financial concerns.
A movement led by Arthur Bainbridge Hoff to raise 1200 for a new mainsail and 15 rigging as part of a 3300 fund to restore the frigate Old Ironsides now rotting at the Hog Island Navy Yard. Hoff, a descendant of Commodore Bainbridge, organized efforts to contact crew descendants from 1797 to 1882 who served on the ship.
Fragmentary clippings recall Captain Samuel Nicholson and other naval figures who served on a famed ship. Commander Heart invites descendants of officers and seamen to contact the Third Naval District in New York to form an Old Trotsides society and a descendant register for the ship’s restoration.
The Commission on Race Relations reports 45 attempted lynchings prevented in 1934, down from 59 in 1914 and 16 in 1924, crediting public officials’ protective work and rising public opposition to lynching, especially in the South, as key factors amid a high murder rate and calls to curb violent crime.
A list of newly acquired library volumes covers youth and education topics. Included are boys and girls titles such as The Story of Music, The American Boy's World, and Secrets of the St Dolls, along with works on hygiene, geography, and child psychology. Also present are classics like The Tempest and St Ives, plus guides on schooling, reading, and crafts.
Charlie Chaplin ends two years of public isolation with the release of The Gold Rush. He directed, wrote, edited, and starred, delivering a comedy steeped in pathos. The film debuts today with plans for general release in the fall as Chaplin resumes public life and reestablishes his screen presence.
Sir Francis Lathrop’s death shocks the estate as a bloodlike liquid fills a rain gauge at Honeybun’s Lawn, prompting police inquiry. Sir Guy Lathrop and Margaret confront suspicion while Adri en Klyne arrives to aid a case marked by jealousy, secrecy, and a private detective.
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