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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary report shows Castiton juniors in a disrupted match with shots blocked by a pillar. The text mentions Mount competitions and a Varianen with a halt Me Loam pawl, reflecting an unclear scene and muted scoring amid crowd noise.
Washington December 1 The story reports U S cotton production for the 1916 season at 8 588 000 pounds not counting lint equivalent to 11 000 bales and notes the estimate relates to the United States overall with figures and terms as stated in the source.
Freshmen describe the new gym reception at SMU as chaotic and humorous. James Kelly won the sprint back, War Guizkeri topped the older boys, and a playful apple prize sparked light chaos as Miss Dickens and Miss Mashel chased a ring amid ribbing from onlookers.
Spuths men defeated the Bradish clan 59 to 13 in the season opener. The article notes limited scoring from Bradish and strong shooting by Sputh, with Weissa and Memnarta among top scorers for the winners and several Bradish players fouling out.
Fragmented OCR text reports convoluted items from various locations. Mentions Yale Dramatic Association limiting female roles and other scattered notes about Congress voting on suffrage and a stick up in Michigan with a $200 draft refund anecdote. Readability is low and details are unclear.
Mrs Mary Kimball, a long time Janesville religious figure, known as a self-constituted city missionary, dies at 57. Born in Middleville New York she never married and raised two adopted daughters.
The Tda Sayes collection of antique jewelry valued at $20,000 was stolen from the Chicago Art Institute. Burglars entered by the rear, climbed a skylight, and pried open a glass case removing the entire collection of rings and other items. Tapestries were untouched. three watchmen were on another floor.
The court reversed the verdict finding nurse incompetence in a hospital negligence suit. It held the evidence insufficient to prove negligence by Miss McCauley, noting limited training and lack of direct proof that her duties required skilled care. The hospital’s charitable status shields it from liability for patient injuries caused by nurse actions.
ONeil Shoe tore. Av ton street resident Ed Cordell guest of friends in Waukon Ta Field Johnson guest of friends and relatives in Minneapolis returns home to 1425 Avon Street Mrs Dan Williams returns to La Crescent after visiting north side kin Miss Jessie Gould Stoddard weekend at 637 Kane Street Mrs Raymond returns to Onalaska from visit with Mrs William Herman 18 Darling Street Joseph Lasser returns to Des Moines after visiting north side friends Miss S Keaveny returns from Prairie du Chien to 27 Caledonia Street Charles S Lucas returns to Chicago after business in town Maude O Brien Trempealeau visiting north side friends.
New York dispatch reports six leading life insurance presidents predicting broad prosperity across the country. They credit wartime orders from Europe for eastern activity and say the rest of the nation benefits from a postwar mood shift. The executives include Day of Equitable, Cumming of Equitable Life of Iowa, Stadden of Franklin Life, Cochran of Pacific Mutual Life, Voster of New England Life, and Clark of Union Central Life.
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