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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
12
Government will not prosecute individuals who fail to pay taxes before the deadline. Some cities report stamp shortages while local offices say little trouble has been encountered.
The Llandrean club enjoyed an old fashioned candy pull at Miss Marie Drake’s home 1518 Market Street with games and music. Attendees included Grace Hanson Esther Houska Marie Delphenich Lucille Walters Marie Jen sky Agnes Carlson Lillian Schultz Alice Leaser Pearl Rippie Iona Nottingham Vera Curley Sybil Clements and Marie Drake.
President Wilson weighs a great army and navy as a major policy issue. He will discuss the question with Representative Sherley of Kentucky, while Representative Gardner of Massachusetts urges a congressional investigation and will press his plan with former Secretary of War Dickinson.
Nicholas Georgic was found guilty of second degree murder for the slaying of Frank Klug near Cudahy on August 22. The defense argued he was intoxicated and had no memory of the events.
The Portland Oregon motorcycle club aims to raise life members from 220 to 500 by New Year’s Day. The campaign seeks stronger club backing and broader community support to reach the target.
In Trempealeau Wisconsin on December 4 special report notes Michael Ponarsky became proprietor of the Trempealeau meat market formerly owned by E L Martin. Ponarsky took charge immediately alongside numerous local social notices and obituaries from the community.
Former District Attorney General P. C. Knox filed a brief in the U S Supreme Court on behalf of Harry K. Thaw. Knox argued New York seeks extradition from New Hampshire while New York courts already ruled Thaw insane and not criminally liable.
Kings county grand jury returned three indictments for grand larceny against David A. Sullivan former wrecking head of the Union Trust now serving a Sing Sing sentence. The jurors saw evidence Sullivan conducted personal business during excursions from the prison in an automobile claimed by the warden as his.
The American Red Cross sells Christmas seals nationwide to raise funds against tuberculosis. A new design debuts each year. since 1908 the drive has raised over 1.8 million dollars. About 40 million stamps were sold in the 1913 season.
An Ohio County deputy sheriff arrives with an insanity warrant for Mrs. Emily Meggley and, after a mistaken address, raids the home of Mrs. Cora H Taylor. A tense confrontation ensues with police reserves called and a scrambling record kept at the county jail.
The American Institute of Architects elected officers for the coming year at its national convention in Washington. R. C. Sturgis of Boston was named president, with Thomas R. Kimball of Omaha first vice president, D. Knickerbocker Boyd of Philadelphia second vice president, Burt Fenner of New York secretary, and J. C. Moran of St. Louis treasurer.
The note argues that aside from the mother’s view, babies show no meaningful distinctions. It frames the idea as a commentary on infant variation and maternal influence.
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