Strikes Debate Divides Wendell Phillips Society on Labor Conduct
The Lincoln Douglas Debating society debated whether strikes by labor groups over the past twenty years harmed U S interests. The affirmative team V Jacobson C Neprud won the jury decision over S Stavrum H Runge. The Wendell Phillips Debating society held a second debate on the 15th amendment with Leissring Ross for the affirmative and Rohrabaugh Brandenburg for the negative. the jury favored the negative.
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United Staes
Lincoln-Douglas Debating Society
Messrs. V. Jacobson
S. Stavrum
H. Runge
Dickinson
Hyde
W. Freehorf
John W. Young
Withrow
Stanley Harrison
Wm. Freehoff
Bjornstad
Dickens
Ryan
Wendell Phillips
Leissring
Ross
Rohrabaugh
Brandenburg
Sidensol
Brown
Swennes
Loening
A Hard Year for Catarrh Trouble
A publisher warns of a hard year for catarrh sufferers and suggests a home remedy. The advice stresses keeping feet dry and warm to aid rheumatism and kidney issues, with a recipe using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla.
Funeral for Eric Erickson Tomorrow in Bostwick Valley
The funeral for Eric Erickson of Bostwick Valley who died recently of old age will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the residence with Rev. Anderson officiating and interment in Bostwick Valley. Deceased had been ill but a short time.
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Eric Erickson
Bostwick Valley
Anderson
Congressional Plums and Ways and Means Chair Reach in Washington
In Washington on December 11, Speaker Cannon plans committee assignments after a reshaped House. Charles N. Fowler of New Jersey remains head of banking and currency, while Serena E. Payne of New York is slated to chair Ways and Means. Payne, Auburn lawyer and sixteenth district representative, has long been a national figure. A parade of whimsical notes closes with a playful Lancaster map and character list, urging Tribune ads.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Cannon
Congress
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
Serena E. Payne
New York
Payne
National Congress
Auburn
Invitation and Menu Are Unique Thanksgiving Dinner Notice
Edgar Selwyn, star of Strongheart, hosted a Thanksgiving Day dinner for his company. The readable invitation mentions a proclamation and a ceremonial tone with references to Thanksgiving in Lancaster Village, noting a big chief and President ordering a day of noise and happiness.
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Edgar Selwyn
Strongheart
Spangataha
Big Chief
Lancaster Village
Paleface Big Chief
Norwegian-born man dies. four children survive
Time, who would have been 77 on Christmas Day, died recently. Born in Norway, he leaves a widow and four children: Mrs. Anderson at Neshoniec near West Salem, Ellen at home, Emma in La Crosse, and Samuel employed at the Michel Brewing Company. All will attend the funeral.
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Norway
Anderson
Neshoniec
West Salem
Ellen
Emma
la Crosse
Samuel
Michel Brewing Company
Ail
Judging Begins at Poultry Show in City
James A Tucker arrived Thursday night to oversee the awarding of premiums at the poultry show which will likely finish Sunday due to the large exhibition. This afternoon the show was free for children from 2 to 5, to give them a chance to view the chickens and pigeons. Attendance has exceeded the average, with many poultry fanciers from surrounding cities present.
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James A. Tucker
Ment
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