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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1916

Page

7

Leap Year Ball Planned by Royal Neighbors of Viroqua

The Royal Neighbors of Viroqua announce a leap year ball at Running hall next Tuesday evening December 19 to raise funds for the order. Over two hundred attended the I O O F roll call with welcomes and musical selections by local talent. A banquet followed by cards capped the evening as visitors from nearby towns joined the event.

Viroqua Wis Royal Neighbors Running Hall Fed M. Minshall Charles Rhodes K Peterson Mesdames Anderson Mahone Morley and Sorenson Virgil Grubb William Small Arthur McCall M. A. Kauper

Belgian Ship Kasbek Shelled by Submarine Near Gibraltar

The Belgian ship Kasbek under Captain Istor in port at Philadelphia reports it was shelled by a German submarine for ninety minutes on November 16 near Gibraltar. Two firing guns on the submersible were used in the bombardment.

Philadelphia Kasbek Istor Gibraltar

Barronett State Bank Chartered in Narron County

The flats ank commissioner issued a charter to Barronett State Bank in Narron County Wisconsin. Capital stock set at $10,000 with Edward Anderson president and C F Paxton cashier named in the charter.

Madison Wis

Woman Socialist Becomes Justice of the Peace

Mrs Jennie Gillett assumed duties as justice of the peace in Colimbus Kansas becoming perhaps the first woman socialist elected to public office.

Colimbus Kan Jennie Gillett

The Most Wonderful Dance

A midnight porch scene at a country club follows two lovers as a boy and girl exchange dreams and vows. The girl reveals she loves another man, Arthur Thorp, while the boy remains hopeful. She tells Arthur she loves the other, and he gracefully supports her while the couple reunites for the final dance.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate Arthur Thorp Arthur

Keeping Youth Through Olive Tablets and Liver Health

The ad asserts that youthfulness comes from a healthy liver and bowels and promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel. It claims most illnesses stem from inactivity of these organs and highlights the olive color as a giveaway. The promotion targets general readers and notes druggist availability.

Edwards Ohio

Pioneer Electrician Dies in New York

Frederic Holly Reed civil engineer and capitalist died suddenly of heart disease at his home in New York. Born in Stamford Connecticut on August 22 1865 he assisted in building the first experimental electric street railway and later installed trolley lines in various cities.

New York Frederic Holly Reed Stamford Conn

Bemis Dies in Omaha at 78. London Tramways Builder

George P. Bemis, 78, who with cousin George Francis Train built London’s first tramways, died in Omaha on Sunday. He had been twice elected mayor of Omaha.

Omaha Neb George P. Bemis George Francis Train London

Peter Beck Dies at Continental Store in Bay Claire

Peter W Beck aged 42 collapsed and died of heart trouble Monday morning at the Continental store where he served as a department head. He is survived by a wife and a son.

Bay Claire Wis Peter W. Beck Continental Store

Sinn Feiners Break Up Cork Charity Event

Two hundred Sinn Fein supporters disrupted a Cork charity performance for soldiers families, drowning Sinn Fein songs and shouting Up Rebellion Down Recruiting during the event.

SINN

Healey Resigns as Police Chief of Windy City

Chicago dispatch reports Chief Healey resigns as head of the city police to take the traffic squad captaincy on January 1. He faces indictment for conspiracy and malfeasance and is unlikely to stand trial. Politicians debate successors as the vast police system prepares for transition.

Healey Windy City Chicago Chief Healey

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