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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1911

Page

7

Lice Officials To Be Suspended In Chicago

Chicago officials face suspension after charges of dereliction of duty and inefficiency. Inspectors John Whee and Capt. P J Harding along with Lieuts. B Enright, George Prim and T Keleher from a south side station in the Levee are named in civil service commission charges arising from an inquiry into vice conditions.

Chicago John Whee P. J. Harding Lieuts. B. Enright George Prim T. Keleher Allare South Side Civil Service Commission

Cotton Ginning Report Shows Higher 1911 Yields

Census bureau reports 12,814,832 bales ginned by December 1 1911 up from 10,139,712 in 1910 and 8,876,886 in 1909. The year to year gain stands at 87.7 percent for 1910 and 88.1 percent for 1909, with round bales 87,567 this year versus 101,718 in 1910 and Sea Island totals 87,457 for 1911 and 66,696 for 1910.

Washington Census Bureau Sea Island

Woman boasted of linen closet despite an old pine dox

A woman boasts about her linen closet even if the item is an old pine dox, reflecting a boastful remark about household storage.

Two Anniversaries Mark Rome Observation

In Rome on December 8 Americans observed the fifty second anniversary of the American college and Cardinal O Connell's fifty second birthday. Masses were celebrated by Cardinal O Connell and later a pontifical high mass by Cardinal Farley. An elaborate Te Deum and Latin hymn followed at San Clemente. Cardinal Farley is due in New York January 14 aboard the George Washington.

Rome American College Cardinal O O’connell Cardinal O'Connell Ameri Cardinal Farley Sistine Choir Cardinal O’connell Church of San Clemente New York

Local News From Lansing Iowa and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs Frank Natchwey return from honeymoon in Minneapolis to settle in Lansing. Post wedding in Dubuque after Thanksgiving. Clyde Bensch travels to Cedar Rapids. German Frauverein hosts sixty third birthday surprise for Mrs Mina Bechtel with supper and rides home on a hay rack. Masons Ahlstrom Eastman fix Bascom building rear. Fathers Haxmeier Brady visit St Francis hospital La Crosse. Maggie Volbers undergoing treatment there. Odin Ruud departs for Bee Minnesota with sister.

Frank Natchwey Minneapolis Dubuque Mr. Natchwey Clyde Bensch Cedar Rapids Frauverein Mina Bechtel Main Street Haxmeier Brady St. Francis Hospital la Crosse Maggie Volbers Odin Ruud Bee, Minn

Wisconsin Immigration Chief B G Packer Stricken

B G Packer commissioner of immigration for Wisconsin is seriously ill with typhoid fever in Chicago where he went two weeks ago to lead the Wisconsin exhibit at the land show. His condition is reported exceedingly serious. Mrs Packer has gone to be with him.

Madison, Wis B. G. Packer Wisconsin Chicago

Woman seeks work amid hardship and illness

A distressed woman at 1144 West Seventeenth Street, driven by penury and her husband’s illness, shaved her hair and left home to seek labor near an agricultural area by Rogers Park.

West Seventeenth St Rogers Park

Packer Graduate of Minnesota Ties to National Figures

The text notes Mr. Packer from Withee Wisconsin, a University of Minnesota graduate who played for the Gopher football team. It also mentions Bryan and former Indiana governor J Frank Hanley or Representative R P Hobson in relation to a presidential nomination.

Mr. Packer Madison Withee Wis University of Minnesota Gopher Bryan J. Frank Hanley Indiana R. P. Hobson

Prohibitionists Split in Chicago After National Committee Meeting

Prohibitionists fracture into standpat and insurgent wings after the national committee meeting in Chicago. The split mirrors the broader party divisions with progressives organized to oppose regulars and block plans to name William Jennings.

Chicago Prohibitionists National Committee William Jennings

Aurora to open municipal market to sell at cost

The city of Aurora Illinois plans a municipal market to help reduce living costs. Mayor takes a big chance on introducing the market allowing consumers to buy goods at cost. Salem Mississippi former mayor Hurley denies rival political stories. He vows to shave his whiskers and wear a straw hat if proven true.

Aurora Iil Salem Miss Hurley

Woman Questions If Illness Will Look Natural as Corpse

A reflective line explores a woman facing illness and fear that sickness may alter her appearance. The statement ties femininity to naturalness and death, prompting thoughts on dignity and perception during illness.

Iron Ore Shipment Figures Show Seasonal Decline

In Superior Wisconsin on December 8 the season totals for iron ore movement were released. Total shipments reached 29,871,911 tons, down 8,708,570 from 1910. Great Northern and Soo line docks moved 9,992,100 tons, up from 8,437,261, while the Soo line dock on St Louis Bay yielded 147,390 tons. Superior was the sole port to gain.

Superior Wis Marquette Escanaba Great Northern Soo Line St. Louis Bay

If You Are a Quitter Don’t Begin Motto

Proverbs warn against hesitation, urging decisive action and steady progress. The text contrasts quitting with perseverance, linking risk management to a deliberate approach to effort and travel.

Chinese Premier Covets Throne Amid Armistice Extension

Revolutionary junta says extension of the armistice to December 21 and Yuan Shi Kai’s willingness to concede except a republican government show the premier’s bid for the throne. Rebels near Hankow favor keeping the current government if Manschus are removed from central power. A report here will satisfy the people.

PEKIN Yuan Shi Kai Hankow Manschus

Hidden Courage Trials Against Doubt

A compact reflection on restraint and perseverance urging realistic hope. It notes that effort can still yield a chance, even when doubt shadows a man's path.

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