Leadership Debate at Franklin Club on Bryan's Role
The Franklin club held a debate on whether Bryan's leadership harmed the Democratic party. affirmative speakers praised his reform push but said he failed to win elections. negative argued he united the party and blended reform with conservative democracy. The jury sided with the negative, and officers were elected for the forthcoming term.
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Franklin Club
Bryan
Democratic Party
H. L. Taylor
Thomas Morris
H. G. Hayden
A. A. Bentley
Paul Mahoney
Father Murphy
Alderman Downs
Paul Schulz
Frank Schaller
P. T. Schulze
W. Stevenson
D . L. Wartinbee
Geores
B. Marvin
Reverend Amos A. Randall to Lead North Presbyterian
The North Presbyterian church in La Crosse expects Rev. Amos A. Randall of Princeville Illinois to begin pulpit duties Sunday December 15 after accepting their call. Randall has served six to seven years in Princeville and previously at Marengo Iowa and Santa Monica California, and is a MacAlister College and McCormick Seminary graduate with strong practical ministry and sympathy for working men.
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North Presbyterian Church
Amos A. Randall
Princeville
Ill
Marengo
Iowa
Santa Monica
California
Fowler
Cedar Rapids
MacAlister College
St. Paul
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
North Church
New Lodge Holds Meeting Last Night
The Cloverleaf council of the Modern Samaritans held its second meeting in Woodman hall on the North Side last evening with a large turnout. A large class of new members was admitted and addresses were given by Alderman Redfuss Sol Burdick and Deputy A Carlson who organized the new council. Carlson spoke of the work and bright prospects for the lodge to become a leading fraternal insurance society in the city and then departed to Red Wing and other Minnesota towns to aid expansion.
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Ole Thoreson
Caledonia Street
Josephine Orwell
Thoreson
No. 4
A. A. Freeman
Freeman Barn
Thoreson Place
Modern Samaritans
Woodman Hall
Alderman Redfuss
Sol Burdick
A. Carlson
Carlson
Red Wing
Minnesota
Brother in law of Bumpus weds Dowling in quiet ceremony
Carl Peterson, brother in law of Bumpus Jones, famed La Crosse pitcher, married Ida Dowling of Bangor on the eve before Thanksgiving. The couple’s ceremony was kept quiet with Mr and Mrs Ross Jones in attendance, and they plan to reside at the Dome in ibis cia.
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Carl Peterson
Bumpus
Jones
la Crosse
Ida Dowling
Bangor
Ross Jones
Ibis
Dressed Hogs on the Market Today
Dressed hogs were brought to the city in large quantities this morning and are being taken up at the market by retail butchers for 6 and 6 1/2 cents per pound. Most hogs come from Minnesota farmers with some from the coulees south of the city. Farmers dress their hogs at home to fetch better prices and save killing costs.
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Minnesota
Coulees
Rebekahs Elect Officers for Lodge No 104
Election of officers for Myron P. Lindsley Rebekah lodge No 104 was held at I O O F temple South Fourth Street on Wednesday. Sophia Major was chosen N G Emma Stephenson W G Ella Atkinson Secretary and Lizzie Wynne Treasurer. Initiation and lunch are set for December 18 with all members urged to attend.
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Myron P. Lindsley
Rebekah Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Temple
South Fourth Street
N. G
Sophia Major
W. G
Emma Stephenson
Ella Atkinson
Lizzie Wynne
Charles Bott Enlists in Coast Artillery
Charles Bott of this city enlisted Wednesday at the local recruiting office for the coast artillery and left today to begin his duty. He was accompanied to St. Paul by Lieutenant E. C. Wells of the Eighth cavalry, who had visited the recruiting office yesterday.
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Charles Bott
Coast Artillery
St. Paul
E. C. Wells
Eighth Cavalry
Mahool New Leaders League of Municipalities President
J Barry Mahool mayor of Baltimore is named the new president of the League of American Municipalities. He argues that no single form of government or political choice fixes municipal issues. He stresses an aroused public conscience and citizen participation as the key to good governance, warning that indifference will lead to ruin.
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League of American Municipalities
J. Barry Mahool
Baltimore
Mahool
Mahoo
Notes Held Taxable by Govin
Treasury decision notes that circulating notes other than national bank issues are taxable at ten percent. A Tennessee bank planned $5 and $10 notes to ease currency shortage by circulating them, but the Internal Revenue Service holds these notes subject to the tax if used for circulation.
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Govin
Treasury Department
United States Revenue
R. R. Kempier
Office of the
Commissioner Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Bank
Tenn
National Bank
County
Olney
Clearing House
Congress
Aise
Best Dressed Princess Elizabeth of Belgium
Princess Elizabeth of Belgium blends art with practicality by founding a cooking school for the financially constrained in Brussels and now a millinery academy for middle and upper class women. She designs her own gowns and favors violet, inspiring Belgian fashion with Byzantine embroidery and gold-threaded lace.
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London
Elizabeth
Belgium
Brussels
Lisbon
Bucharest
Princess Elizabeth
Europe
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