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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1914

Page

10

Gardner and Jordan Clash Over Militarism at Economic Club Dinner

At the Hotel Astor the Economic Club heard Representative Gardner of Massachusetts urge preparedness for emergencies and attack the Hague peace idea as ineffective. Dr. David Starr Jordan of Stanford argued that larger armies and navies invite more men to use wartime machinery and weaponry.

Representative Gardner David Starr Jordan U. S The Economic Club Hotel Astor Massachusetts Leland Stanford University United States Peace Hall the Hague Gardner Jordan

Russian Officers Killed Wounded or Captured Reported

A Russian Invalid wireless from Sayville reports that 33,000 Russian officers have been killed wounded or captured. The note claims German authorities fear famine in occupied Polish areas.

Berlin Sayville Russian Invalid Poland

Won Managership in Minneapolis Hotel Deal

Steven Remminnyk bought a downtown hotel managership for $9 after arriving from North Dakota. He agreed to pay $16 more, but two strangers failed to honor the deal. He reported the matter to the police.

Minneapolis Minn Steven Remminnyk North Dakota Steve

Woman Suffrage Carried in Montana With 3145 Majority

Helena Dec 4 A statewide canvass shows women’s suffrage carried in Montana by a 3145 vote margin. Complete returns from 39 counties confirm the result with the official tally due next Monday in Helena.

Helena Mont Montana

Pervert-Slayer Offers Life to Aid Cancer Research

John Frank Hickey, convicted of murdering Joseph Josephs of Buffalo and Edward Morey and Michael Kruck, asks the New York Attorney General to allow self sacrifice by undergoing cancer inoculation experiments for science. A prior appeal failed. opinions split among physicians and officials.

John F. Hickey New York Egbert E. Woodberry John Frank Hickey Little Joseph Josephs Buffalo Edward Morey Lowell Mass Michael Kruck Hickey Carmody Josephs Whiting N. J

War Oddities Paris Tod Sloan Drives Red Cross Cars

Paris reports Tod Sloan, famed former jockey, drives Red Cross automobiles to and from the front. London dispatches note German soldiers in Brussels told to date letters Paris via Brussels. A religious British soldier in the trenches reads his Bible aloud between shelling.

Paris Tod Sloan Red Cross London Brussels Westminster Gazette

Hundreds of women surgeons form field hospital staff

In Petrograd hundreds of women surgeons and physicians are serving as members of the field hospital staff, contributing to medical support amid wartime conditions.

Bombing Interruption as German Plane Attacks Football Game

In Bethune a German aeroplane over the field dropped bombs while a Lincolns selected team played a football game. The players continued the match as a squad opened fire on the aircraft, adding danger to the contest.

Paris Bethune Lincolns

Inundate Desert to Protect Gan al Inundate Desert to Protect Ganal

Cairo reports a large desert area east of Port Said has been inundated after the November 20 Moslem victory near the Suez canal. British aerial reconnaissance found no enemy traces as forces retreated east from Gatia and Bir el Nun.

Cairo Port Said Suez Canal Sinai Peninsula Gatia Birelnuss

England Lands 34000 Canadian Volunteers in Egypt

Athens reports that England has landed thirty four thousand Canadian volunteers in Egypt in a statement issued today.

Berlin Sayville Athens England Egypt

Fought bravely to save standard by William Philip Simms

Paris dispatch recalls the heroic Sixth Pomeranian regiment flag capture at Champigny 1871. Dragoons and infantry clash under shellfire as German officers fall, a lone sergeant dies guarding the banner, which is later returned to the French with the gold inscription Champigny 1871.

William Philip Simms United Press Paris New York Champigny 1871

National Civic Federation Sessions Open With War Problem Talks

In New York on December 4 the National Civic Federation began sessions with prominent speakers to discuss war related problems arising from conditions in Europe. The event marks a focus on national issues linked to the ongoing war.

New York Europe National Civic Federation

Crane denies purchase of Milwaukee Free Press

Chicago dispatch reports that associates of Charles R. Crane deny the claim that Crane bought the Milwaukee Free Press from Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin. Walter S. Rodgers and H. P. Bishop express doubt and say they would have been told if true. Crane is currently in Asheville, North Carolina.

Chicago Charles R. Crane Crane Milwaukee Free Press Stephenson Wisconsin Walter S. Rodgers H. P. Bishop Asheville N. C

Man Seeks Drink in Dry Town Laments Useful Knowledge

A narrator notes that knowing where to obtain a drink in a dry town is hardly the most practical knowledge, yet the subject treats it as valuable. The line hints at irony in the pursuit of alcohol despite prohibition.

Florida Learns of La Crosse Honor System Transfer

Miss Rowena Long mire of Florida State College for Women sent a letter to Principal B E McCormick seeking details on local school control methods. She cites La Crosse high school's success with the Honor government system, noting similar inquiries from nearby schools and the distant Florida college in Tallahassee.

Rowena Longmire Florida State College For Women B. E. McCormick la Crosse

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as home remedy

An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic for aging digestion. It cites cases from William Roeker of Rochester and Margaret Barringer of Newark and urges readers to buy the fifty cent to one dollar bottles with guaranteed results or a refund, offering free samples via mail.

Wm. A. Roeker Vienna St. Rochester N. Y Dr. Caldwell America

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