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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1912

Page

5

Phone Girl Heroine Guards Fire Rescue in Chicago

A hundred girls fled rooftops to escape a square fire in Chicago's business district leaving one behind. Elsa Thompson stayed at the telephone exchange to alert the fire department and was rescued by men returning to the roof. The incident caused an estimated $100,000 in damage and sparked chatter about a coming out party fashion.

Chicago Elsa Thompson

Warns Wisconsin Agencies on Dishonest NY Insurance Broker

Madison dispatch reports Insurance Commissioner Ekern warns Wisconsin fire insurance agencies about a New York broker offering insurance at any rate with 25 percent local agent commission. Such acts violate the law, expose agents to losses and fraud liability, and the broker is unlicensed in both states. Previous cases show brokers causing substantial losses and mass raiding of mutuals by outside firms.

Madison Wis New York Wisconsin Ekern Mutuals Pennsylvania Insurance Department

Illinois senator to push anti intermarriage bill

Chicago December 13 Senator Edward J Glackin will introduce a bill next month to prohibit intermarriage between blacks and whites. He cites the Jack Johnson Lucile Cameron case as harmful to both races and compares it to dairy milk adulteration.

Chicago Illinois Edward J. Glackin Jack Johnson Lucile Cameron Minneapolis Glackin

Sunken Derna Identified After Centurian Collision

The Italian steamship Derna is confirmed as the unidentified vessel sunk by the new dreadnought Centurian near Plymouth during a trial night trip. The collision occurred in the early dawn and no survivors were found.

London Plymouth

Men of Little Wit

Eight maxims from the Persian denounce arrogance and intrusion. Each line condemns a specific rude behavior such as entering a house uninvited, giving orders in another’s space, speaking when unheard, intruding on conversation, seeking favors, and courting love from enemies.

U S ships near Vera Cruz as Fletcher weighs entry

Four U S battleships of the South Atlantic squadron under Rear Admiral Fletcher near Vera Cruz await orders on entering the harbor and duration of stay. Mexicans view the admiral's visit with distrust amid tensions in the port city.

U. S Vera Cruz Mexico U. S. South Atlantic Fletcher Washington

Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief for Indigestion

An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a rapid, harmless remedy for upset stomachs and indigestion. It claims relief within five minutes, enabling normal eating without fear, and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for family use.

England Starts Waiters' School for Boys

England opens a one year training program for boys aged 14 to 16 to become professional waiters. The course includes English French arithmetic waiting and pantry menus and physical training. Authorities say foreign-trained waiters have found quick work in England and seek to broaden English prospects.

England Westminster Stewart Headlam London County Council Germany Switzerland

Suffragists Plan Noonday Meals On Roadside Hike

Forty suffragettes will begin a fifteen day hike from to bany on Monday to press their cause before the legislature. They vow no noonday meals from outside the group and will not have men carry their burdens. Miss Rosalie Jones leads arrangements and says a dozen men will march.

New York Tolbany Rosalie Jones

Cripples at peril as hospital fire rages on Randall's Island

More than 100 crippled children aged 3 to 14 faced deadly danger when a fire started in the cellar of a one story Children's hospital on Randall's Island. Nurses moved children in blankets as firefighters and a fireboat rushed to the scene. The blaze was brought under control quickly.

New York Reilly One Story Children’s Hospital Randall’s Island McClellan Ninety-ninth Street

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