08 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1926
Page
1
Journalists defend press access as Judge Walters A White orders retraining of Crom and bars publication of testimony. Reporters from two papers return to their desks after a tense hearing, with editors fired up and readers awaiting further coverage in the county trial.
The Supreme Court today allows Michigan to sue over Chicago drainage diversions affecting the Great Lakes. The case centers on the Chicago drainage district and its impact on Michigan’s water rights and regional watershed management.
A garbled report notes an attempted mail parcel incident tied to a hotel keeper and a missing woman. Investigators led by Claire charged a 20-year-old girl with districtly conduct and she and five others faced fines around $59.
Fragmentary account mentions a wedding custom with references to sake cups and rituals. The garbled text includes terms like sake and various names, but full details and participants remain unclear.
Fragmented text reviews a film presentation with the title Melodrama Curse Removed By Mike. It cites a star Minnie Din and Billy O'Neill as key figures, mentions production by a studio, and notes a street scene and other cast. The piece reads like a cinema page blurb from a past era, with garbled OCR but recognizable names and context.
A garbled health article fragment promotes daily exercise to improve digestion and vitality. It describes abdominal routines, breathing, and leg raises, aiming to strengthen core and posture while warning against poor intestinal health and the dangers of inactivity.
A chaotic draft report outlines wet forces seeking a quick Senate hearing on Prohibition enforcement. Lawmakers clash over plans for government liquor regulation modeled after British systems, with Democratic and Democratic-leaning senators split on timing and witnesses.
Robert B Mantel, famed American tragedian, will perform Macbeth at the Auditorium this Thursday evening. Marek Z and others are listed in the cast.
A University of Illinois scientist reports the discovery of a new missing element long sought by chemistry. The finding, based on five years of research using custom x ray equipment, identifies a previously unnamed element with a 92 atomic number. Further details and naming will follow as work proceeds.
Helene Seto aged ... died at home in Pewaukee on Saturday. Service at St. Marys church in Pewaukee with Father Govhel officiating and interment at a nearby cemetery. Christian J. Sippet and Christian C. Sippel, both aged TW, died recently. survivors include two daughters May Lightheart and Mrs Grand La Velle, and several sons. services to be held in Clodes Clay on Wednesday. Arthur Henk, 47, former manager of Menk Miner Springs, died in Milwaukee on Saturday. burial details to follow. August Gerlach, 82, one of Wittonsin’s oldest brewers, died at home. obituary notes longtime residence.
Walton Seapuetaj hosts a conservation gathering featuring Drath of the Traik and state conser tio commission official J OQ Webaler, with Bright Spot orchestra performing. Tickets from county Lee, Trakel drug store, or Charl an Wriffay. funeral held Tuesday in Mequon.
Mrs Clyde ruit chairs a district Farm Bureau women meeting at the VOW club rally scheduled for March 27. Eligaleth Salter of Madison will speak to mothers and girls about 4 H work. Other social events include a birthday party for Attie Moggsy with high scores by Malet Venzke and Mrs Perk, plus a luncheon for several local women. An educational meeting on Baby Chicks is planned at the YM on Wednesday at 2. Doors open at 1 for industry feeds and chick equipment demonstrations.
A basement blaze at the American Harike on Jumbar Avenue was put out by the fire department. The heating apparatus sparked the fire and spread to nearby ware. the incident is the second within a short period, the prior one occurring last year.
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