06 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
1
A fragment discusses the Freeman newspaper not necessarily carrying approval of the power and often publishing others views. It mentions receiving a copy of the allied wire from Milwaukee and a United Press report. The piece notes subscription rates and a practice related to wire service content.
The piece critiques greed and expenses, noting how money talk shapes careers and the toll on laborers. It compares travel romance and seaside leisure with the reality of commerce, saying you cannot have it all without costs. It argues that profit benefits business yet harms low paid workers.
A reflective piece on universal fault finding and domestic friction. It notes how couples and families constantly scold each other over petty matters, with cartoons exaggerating martial state. The article cites statistics and social trends, including commerce and tobacco usage, to illustrate perpetual critique.
The article discusses how lists of great men vary by include and omission, noting figures like Cooper Otway and Donizetti. It questions greatness as a label. It cites 1924 fire waste costs, with annual losses around 548000 dying, and references actuarial studies by the National Board of Fire Underwriters and the Chamber of Commerce.
Enchanted Waikesha audience fills Auditor ium as sculptor Taft visits, praised by the women’s department for bringing world famous artistry. Taft demonstrated clay portraiture of Hubert and Madame Lantballe, explained sculpture, and shared stories of Black Hawk mold and statue finishing.
Funeral services for Charles Dean veteran Milwaukee newspaper man who died suddenly will be held Saturday at 3 PM at St Mark's Episcopal Church. Rev Reginald Williams will officiate. Interment in Forest Home Cemetery. Members of Milwaukee Press Club, of which Dean was a former president, will attend.
A large Kiwanis gathering at the YMCA planned a college grounds march at 12 30 p m with the school band leading. The event featured speeches and entertainment as members welcomed new entrants and bid farewell to Dr G L Carlisle bound for New York City for a hospital post.
A Kemp Street home in Ballston Spa suffered a deadly blaze early Sunday killing six of seven family members. A 4 year old girl survived but is expected to die, while 16 year old Hesltec escaped after waking the family and fleeing in night clothes. The six bodies were found together in a room near an exit.
United Press reports from Chicago on the 22nd national convention of the Anti Saloon League. Representative Grout Hudson Michigan says prohibition laws are more observed, convictions and jail terms up. Sengs, Our Questionnaires chairman, notes summer surveys of officials and agents, with results to be filed at the next congress session. Hudson predicts the official report will guide policy.
Obituary notes Mrs Ella Gibson Laudenate of Glennale California buried in Ishhorn. Sister of late Melvin Gibson of Mukwonago she died in Jacksonville Florida at 91. Survived by sons William and one in Pomah and one in Yakanid and others including Arthur Gleason. Funeral in Jacksonville conducted by GA Reeve Charles Heywood. Floral company ad marks cash only funeral flowers.
The bulletin notes rising United States fire losses but argues prevention work by chambers of commerce cut losses. It cites the 1924 Inter-Chamber Fire Waste contest reducing reported fires losses by 4 million dollars and a per capita loss far above the national average, urging broader, active community programs.
Two men linked to a supposed Italian death plot were arrested in Neapolitan operations. Gel Vetro and Guido Sla taper, holders of the Italian Gold Medal, were detained as police disbanded the anti fascist group alia Libera. Names like Tito Zaniboni and General Capello appear in police notices amid investigations into financing of the plot by a small anti fascist circle.
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