England Hints at Balkans Pullout Amid Allied War Council
Paris notes in Paris that England may quit the Balkans against allies wishes with a plan to leave Salonika. Sir John French reportedly urged abandonment of the campaign, facing opposition from Joffre and others as France vows support for Serbia amid rising tensions.
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England
Balkans
War Council
Jusland
Salonika
John French
Balkan
Allied War Council
Joffre
France
Serbia
Strumnitz
Montenegro
Pisalin
Sayville, der S
Nicholas
Entente Amasadors
Frankfurter Zeituung
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Cologne Gazette
Veun Kueprue
Constantinople- Adrianople
Weather Today Forecast for La Crosse and Vicinity
Rain and snow have fallen in the lake region with rain in the extreme northwest. fair elsewhere. Cold tonight with temperatures higher in the lake region and lower across the plains. Sunrise 7 28 a m Sunset 4 27 p m. For Wisconsin and Minnesota: Mostly fair to night and Thursday. colder tonight. A storm lies over Lake Huron with another depression in British Columbia.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lake
Lake Tezion
Plains States
Lake Huron
British Columbia
Plateau
Memorial for Late Ruth Cotten Honored at Local High School
The high school paused the general assembly to hold a short memorial for Ruth Cotten former English teacher who died last week at her Eau Claire home Miss Mae Dunn a co worker spoke of Cotten’s quiet lovable nature and high regard among the faculty during her two years in La Crosse
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Ruth Cotten
Eau Claire
Mae Dunn
Seven to Thirty Years Sentence for Childress
George C. Childress received a seven to thirty year indeterminate prison term in Fergus Falls Minnesota after his second conviction for drunken driving. Attorney W F Wolfe said he will appeal and seek bail. He faces three pending cases including a damages suit from Mrs Weisman stemming from a recent accident.
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George C. Childress
Fergus Falls
Minn
W. F. Wolfe
la Crosse
Childress
Supreme Court
John Weisman
Two Laborers Die In Milwaukee Tunnel Collapse
In Milwaukee Wisconsin two men Andrew Kutakowski and Bernard Andrejevak were found dead in a tunnel at Fifty eighth and Vliet streets. They entered the tunnel last night to inspect the props and were not seen again.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Firfty Eighth and
Vliet Streets
Andrew Kutakowski
Bernard Andrejevak
Mrs Ella Flagg Young Leaves Chicago for California
Mrs Ella Flagg Young, renowned American educator, finished work today and planned an afternoon departure from Chicago with a companion to live in California, choosing Los Angeles or San Diego as her new home.
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Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
America
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Kaiser to Yield in Envoy Fight
Washington reports unofficial information that Germany will recall embassy attaches as part of ceasing the envoy dispute. Capital authorities avers a withdrawal is possible despite tensions and ongoing diplomacy.
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Kaiser
Washington
Germany
Bangor praises good relations with La Crosse officials
Bangor Commercial club lauds its ties with La Crosse board of trade after a joint supper at the Y M C A. Bangor leaders urge mutual effort to build civic and industrial links, noting the La Crosse suburb relationship and the need for a shared club home.
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Bangor
la Crosse Board of Trade
E. S. Hebberd
Bangor Commercial Club
la Crosse Association
Hebberd
Rochester, Minn
la Crosse
Lafayette Society Volunteers for French Soldiers Aid Drive
The Lafayette society reports 2000 Americans have volunteered to adopt French soldiers, write them soothing letters and send comfort kits as regular mothers and fathers would, in a humanitarian effort announced today in New York.
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New York
The _ Lafayette society
Chicago Health Chief Orders Bath or Oil Rub for Hoboes
Health Commissioner Robertson, known for a remark favoring less bathing for the race, directs city lodging officials to offer hoboes a choice between water baths or oil rubdowns as a treatment option.
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Chicago
Robertson
Germany set to recall Boy Ed and Von Papen
Washington officials report growing belief that Germany will recall Captains Boy Ed and Von Papen, embassy attaches, within forty eight hours. A relaxation in tensions follows amid negotiations for safe conduct and possible early departure before a formal announcement.
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Dec
Boy-Ed
von Papen
Federal
District Attorney
Nieuw Amsterdam
van Papen
State Department
Germany
Gerard
Bernstorff
Byghe
Lansinge
Berlin
Wilson
Hard cider case moves against Rockford dealers
The Illinois Anti-Selon league filed information against 22 Rockford soft drink dealers and one druggist claiming hard cider is not a soft drink. League detectives seek jail sentences. defendants released on bail ranging from 500 to 1000 dollars.
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Rockford, Hul
Illinois Anti-seloon League
Rockford
Wisconsin Youth Sentenced for Interstate Grain Theft
Whitney Archambeault of Superior received a three year and thirty five day term in the Waukesha industrial school after pleading guilty to pilfering grain from freight cars engaged in interstate commerce. Lizzie Current, a Bad River reservation resident, was fined one hundred dollars and jailed sixty days for bringing liquor onto a reservation.
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Madison
Wis
Whitney Archambeault
Superior
Waukesha
Sanborn
Lizzie Current
Bad River Reservation
American Vessel Submerged Report Prompts Confirmation Question
A Democratic meeting scheduled to influence the convention choice shifts between St. Louis and Chicago as two ballots are needed to decide the selection. The status of an American vessel reported submerged remains unconfirmed, complicating early campaign narratives.
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Washington
St. Louis
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Dallas
Cato Sells
Texas
Robinson
Jefferson and
Washington Avenues
Mathers
Mound City
Illinois
Oil Steamer Communipaw May Be Sunk In Submarine Clash
Reports from Alexandria and Rome diverge over the fate of the Standard Oil tanker Communipaw. London dispatches debate whether she was attacked. Alexandria wires say she arrived safely Monday. Officials weigh submarine nationality and potential American casualties.
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Communipaw
Alexandria
Communican
Petrolite
Communipan
New York
Genoa
Washington
United States
Mediterranean
Standard Oil
State Department
Baby Contenders In Tribune Shower Of Gold Election
A local Shower of Gold contest features Eileen Pohl daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Pohl at 703 Pine Street and popular candidate in the neighborhood. Will Will residing with parents at 619 Island Street is noted in a humorous aside. The piece blends playful verse with family names and addresses.
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the Tribune
Will Will
Arnold Will Will
Mrs
Island Street
Eileen
Peter Pohl
Pine Street
Betty L. Johns
Mormon Coulee Road
George A. Johns
Betty
Virginia Merle Jolivette
Jolivette
Charles Jolivette
Berlin Street
Harry Klawitter
South Fifth Street
Fifth Street
Harry
Wm. Klawitter
Rat disrupts Foresters meeting in Evanston hosiery display
A three pound rat disrupted a Foresters meeting in Evanston Illinois. The incident sparked a colorful display of hosiery among attendees as the creature darted about.
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Evanston, Ill
Foresters
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American Finance Leads World
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N. M. Scott
Paul Schultz
Edward Dittman
J. 5S. Medary
Frank B. Gesler
Bangor Independent
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W. J. Lueth
T. C. Lloyd Jones
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