Administration aims for a show-down on diver warfare
The United States signals a decisive showdown to test how far Germany will honor pledges amid submarine disputes. Britain informs Washington that the Arabia was not under its admiralty control. Experts view the Arabia sinking as Germany challenging American interpretations of submarine rules.
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SPARTA CONVENTION OF BUTTERMAKERS ENDS
The sixteenth annual buttermakers convention in SPARTA WIS completed Thursday with butter exhibit inspections from 9:30 to 9:45. F G Kraege spoke on ventilating a creamery and G H Benkendorf addressed proper marketing of factory butter. In the afternoon, Hon. G J Weigle discussed licensing law impacts for Wisconsin buttermakers.
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Wis
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Department of Educational Service
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Ft. Atkinson
G. H. Benkendorf
Madison
G. J. Weigle
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Wisconsin
Murray Again Heads Yeomen
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen held a regular meeting and annual election with James B. Murray re-elected Foreman and officers including Dr. J. A. Winters and Dan Whalen. A large attendance and a Dutch lunch followed, plus a weekly dance.
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J. A. Winters
Dan Whalen
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H. A. Lee
Rowena Circle
Anna Lee
Mary Vondrashek
Nellie Grove
Sadie Welch
Katherine Delphenich
Mesdames Grove
Horn
Buchholz
Vondrashek
Wald
Delphenich
Rhode Island Red theft charges brought in county court
Rudolph Funk faces arraignment before Judge John Brindley on a charge of stealing a Rhode Island Red rooster valued at $2 from Joseph Borach. The incident is set for county court proceedings.
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Rudolph Funk
John Brindley
Esch Invited Home to Welcome Returned Troops
La Crosse readies a welcoming parade for returning soldiers with police guard bands and veterans groups leading. Mayor Bentley to open Monday night festivities at the high school with potential remarks by Senator La Follette and others. William J. Bryan was proposed by local officials for the event.
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Judge Higbee Reopens Suit Over Land Sale Misrepresentation
Judge Edward C. Higbee reopened the circuit court case brought by Carl Morris of Monroe county against land dealer Charles Schernecker. Morris alleges misrepresentation in a Montana land sale. Vroman Mason of Madison represents Morris while Gettle and Tory of St. Paul defend Schernecker.
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Carl Morris
Monroe County
Charles Schernecker
Morris
Montana
Schernecker
Vroman Mason
Madison
Gettle
Tory
St. Paul
Jensen Funeral Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Della Jensen who died at St Francis hospital will be held at 7 30 Saturday morning from St Marys Catholic church Dr Robert BR Condon officiating. The body will be taken to Mabel Minnesota for interment.
Last Unassigned County Homestead Deeded in La Crosse
Believed last government homestead in La Crosse County was deeded Friday to Charles H Herzor of Farmington. The forty acre parcel lies near Stevenstown and Herzor had occupied the land for years without title. Deed signed by W P Ledoy, secretary to President Wilson, and L Q C Lamar of the general land office.
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Charles H. Herzor
Farmington
Stevenstown
Harzor
W. P. Ledoy
Wilson
L. Q.C. Lamar
General Land Office
Argentina Pushes Back Against Foreign Soft Drinks
Argentina adopts strict measures on imported beverages citing competition concerns. Officials argue local producers should be protected while consumers face limited options and higher prices. Public comment reflects mixed views on trade policy impacts and health considerations.
Hoosier Pastor Accepts Call to La Crosse Pulpit
Rev. Claude R. Shaver of Seventh Presbyterian Indianapolis has accepted the pastorate of First Presbyterian La Crosse. He will begin on the first Sunday in January after succeeding Rev. D. C. Jones who left for Neenah Wisconsin. The decision followed a church meeting and a letter to F. H. Scofield.
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D. D
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Indiana
First Presbyterian Church of
la Crosse
Shaver
F. H. Scofield
D. C. Jones
Neenah
Wis
Gale College Boarding Club Defies Hard Times in Wisconsin
Galeville Wisconsin reports the Gale College boarding club eats on 35 cents per day per student. For a month 3 cents per head covered all costs and the group elects a manager to apportion expenses and pay bills.
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Galesville
Wis
H. C. of L
Kitchen Expenditure Details From Three Cooks Listed
The record notes costs for three cooks including their wages and the purchase of cooking utensils and other articles for the kitchen. It also accounts for the cost of the food.
Indiana Doctor Joins Mulford in Partnership
Announcement of a partnership between Dr. E. R. Mulford, Indiana eye ear nose and throat specialist, and Dr. E. A. Douglas of Richmond Indiana. Douglas, a Toronto graduate, ran a large general practice for seven years before post graduate work in Vienna and London. He was marooned in Vienna at the outbreak of the great war.
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E. A. Douglas
Richmond
Ind
Douglas
University of Toronto
Vienna
London
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