Local Physicians and Offices Directory Listing
A dense listing of physicians and surgeons with office addresses, phone numbers, and varied office hours. Includes multiple doctors such as Christan Edward, Egan Zuercher, McArthur, Nimocks, Rowles, Sauer, Suiter and others with locations on State Bank Building, Pearl Street, Main Street, and Rose Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bar
Egan & Zuercher
Geo. W. Lueck
Sulageron
Mose Street
D. S. McArthur
Sulaghon
Pearl Street
Sara A. Nimocks
State Bank
G. R. Reay
John A. Rowles
Main St
F. C
Eee
Rose Street
Chicago braces for teamsters strike amid holiday rush
Acting Police Chief Schuettier ordered patrols at express offices railway stations and company barns as a teamsters union threatens to strike during the busy Christmas period. Express firms say no cause for complaint and report wage raises recently given to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Schuettier
Express
Joint Council
Britain absorbs Briand warning against errors
London dispatch notes Premier Briand urging caution as Germany proposes peace terms. British leadership vows to scrutinize the German note for hidden aims amid unrest in Germany over food shortages and losses since 1914. Lloyd George remains indoors recovering from illness but continues to oversee affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
England
Germany
France
Lloyd George
Austrian cabinet resigns after short tenure in Vienna dispatches
Dispatches from Vienna report the Austrian cabinet has resigned. Alexaender Spitzmueller will try to form a new ministry. The cabinet’s brief tenure marks a record short run for European governments, following the assassination of Premier Stuerghk on November 1 and the succession of Dr. Ernest von Koerber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Vienna
Alexaender Spitzmueller
Greece
Ernest von Koerber
Stuerghk
German Consulate Details Tie Witness to Bopp Case
Louis J. Smith testified that the German consulate in New York was involved in a San Francisco based alleged conspiracy by German officials to aid shipments to the Allies. He said he met Crowley in Chicago and was directed to obtain tools to break into cars carrying horses for explosive placement. He reported to the New York consulate where Crowley’s location in Detroit was relayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bopp
San Francisco
Cal
New York City
Louis J. Smith
Smith
New York
Cc. C. Crowley
Chicago
Crowley
Detroit
Ford applauds German peace move at Copenhagen talks
Henry Ford, head of the Copenhagen peace conference, praised Germany's peace policy on Wednesday. He said the war has no winner and urged acceptance of Germany's proposals to end suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroit
Mich
Germany
Henry Ford
Copenhagen
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Indians Learning to Like Work Sparks Romance Fades
A terse assertion that Indians are learning to like work is tied to a claim that romance gradually fades from human life as work ethic strengthens. The remark presents a cultural stereotype without supporting evidence.
Caldwell to Play Violin Solo for Band Concert
Rose Caldwell a local violinist will perform a violin solo at La Crosse Municipal Band's first public concert conducted by Alessandro Liberati. Miss Pohlmann will accompany and the proceeds aim to fund band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Caldwell
la Crosse
Caldwell
R V Morgan
Alessandro Liberati
Chicago
Municipal Band
Ths
Miss Pohlmann
Northcliffe Sees Trouble At Home Behind Proposals
London dispatch notes German peace proposals reflect internal dissensions caused by food shortages and terror. It cites strained German Austrian Turkish relations and predicts Britain will mobilize a 1917 war effort matching earlier gun and shell output. The piece says proposals are received with contempt and praises Allied resolve.
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Northcliffe
Lord Northcliffe
United Press
The
Great Britain
London
Germany
Berlin
Turkey
France
Russia
Italy
Belgium
Plymouth Rock
Naval Experimental Laboratory Proposed at Annapolis
The naval advisory board led by Thomas Edison recommends to Secretary Daniels the creation of a naval experimental laboratory at Annapolis with a proposed budget of one and a half million dollars. The secretary is expected to accept the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Laboratory
Washington
Naval Advisory Board
Thomas Edison
Daniels
Naval Experimental Laboratory At
Annapolis
Equity advocates push country school improvement in Wisconsin
Wausau Wisconsin December 14 delegates to the American Equity society annual convention heard Senator W W Albers urge betterment of country schools. Judge D O Mahoney of Viroqua Wisconsin also spoke at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau, Wis
The
American Equity Society
W. W Albers
D. 0. Mahoney
Viroqua
Wis
Musterole Ointment Promises Fast Relief for Aches
An old advertising notice touts Musterole white ointment as a substitute for mustard plasters. It claims relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches chest colds and various pains without blistering.
Christmas Ship Sails With Relief For Armenians And Syrians
The United States collier Caesar, a Christmas ship, leaves New York for Beirut with food, clothing, milk, rice, beans, wheat, oil, sugar, and warm garments. The American relief committee sent 410000 in aid to Tiflis, Beirut, Jerusalem and others. Crew cites needs of up to two million Syrians and Armenians, with calls for 5000000 more to feed winter relief and another million to repatriate displaced people.
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New York
United States
Caesar
Beirut
Syria
American Committee For
Tiflis
Tabiz
Jerusalem
Strauss
Morgenthau
Mitchel
Wilson
Berlin Claims Foes Cleared From Big Region
Wireless from Sayville reports Field Marshal von Mackensen noting favorable progress on the front in Romania. South of the Bucharest to Cernavoda railroad Wallachia has been cleared of the enemy, while attacks in the Gyurgye mountains and Argesul valley were costly and unsuccessful.
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Berlin
Sayville
von Mackensen
Romania
Great Wallachia
Bucharest
Cernavoda
Gyurgye
Argesul
Carpathian
le Four de Bais
Argonne
Meuse
Somme
Derna
Petrograd
Buzeu
Clothes Do Not Make the Man in Breach of Promise Suit
An old court note argues attire cannot redeem character as a breach of promise case tests appearances against reality. The wry comment frames the legal and societal expectations of personal conduct.
Accident narrowly averted when car wheel comes off near Lisbon
A car wheel struck a rat and came off on a slow moving vehicle as Mr. and Mrs. A S Marshall their son Jim Mrs C Robinson and Mrs Co Thompson returned from Manston near New Lisbon Wisconsin. The occupants escaped with only bruises and scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lisbon
Wis
A.S. Marshall
Jim
C. Robinson
Co. Thompson
Manston
Farmer George Torrison Dies After Apoplexy
Manitowoc Wis Dec 14 George Torrison farmer was stricken with apoplexy at midnight and died at 4 am the same day on the farm near Manitowoc Authorities noted the sudden death of a local resident and farmer born figures not provided died shortly after onset of illness.
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Manitowoc, Wis
George Torrison
Notice to Taxpayers La Crosse Wisconsin 1916 taxes due
The City Treasurer of La Crosse Wisconsin announces the 1916 tax roll is in hand for collection and taxes may be paid at La Crosse City Hall before February 28, 1917. Taxpayers are urged to bring accurate lot and land descriptions to avoid mistakes. Office hours are 8:39 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. George W. Young City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Wis
Notte
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
P. S
Geo. W. Young
Germany to not rest this winter says Hindenburg
Berlin December 14 United Press Field Marshal von Hindenburg reaffirmed that there will be no rest this winter. A military authority notes Germany weighed the peace question before its announcement, while England reportedly prefers to launch a large spring offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Ackerman
United Press Staff
Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburg
England
Explanatory German Reply to American Protest
Germany's answer to the American protest against Belgian deportations is in Washington and mirrors Berlin press dispatches that claim explanations for Germany's course. The notice notes that easy money is hard to return.
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Washington
Germany
State Department
Berlin
Verse and Reverse 4 POME BY COL AMBROSE BEEB
Verse and Reverse is a short humorous piece by Col Ambrose Beeb outlining ironies of human nature. It uses rhymed couplets to contrast what people can influence with what remains beyond control. The verse playfully notes limits of wisdom justice brains and love.
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Col
Ambrose Beeb Y
George Eliot Quote on Wasting Time and Worry
Noted author George Eliot remarks on the fatigue of aimless waiting and uncertainty about the next step. The line reflects on laborious drift and indecision in daily life.
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Andrew Roth
Batavian Nat! Bank
Bidg Peuerth
James Thompson Ae
Linker
Blilding & WW. Cor
4Th and Main Sta
Beth Telephones
Sue
Schlabach & Sletteland
S18
Linker Blilding Beith Whowes
H. H. Chase
D. D.S
G. N. Cohen
D. D. S. Faite
C. M. Cody
D. D
C. Curran
Thaseburg
Montoon Valley
Thurs
Drs
Gatterdam
Gatterdam L
A. Gatterdam
John Henry Gatterdam
Main St. Peones
H. J. Hansen
H. Burrechy
D. D.S. Ruite
Leslie N. Lehrbach
D-D.s. Sou
W. J. Philips
Main Street
M. West Salem
A. U. Jorris
Pear Teamsters’ Strike
Britain
FORD
Liberatti
Chicago Tribune
Chambers Band
McDowell Miss Pohlmann
A. Liberati
Vieux Temps
Ross Caldwell
Shades of Night
Liberati
Euryanthe
Gilbert
Wee Johnnies
Hagar
Miss Pohlsmann
Cornet
Clouds and
Porters Catlina
Pigadoresc
A McGaughey
America
Musterole
Hudson Seal Coats
Alaska
Red Fox Boas
White
Iceland
Mahogany
Weesuww
Hudson
Red Fox
Grey Fox
China
Leopard Rugs
Wisconsin Fur CO
A. K. Lavan
North Third Street
la Crosse, Wis
Big
Lisbon
Farmer
Daily Weather Bulletin
Boston
Charleston
Galveston
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Ns Chicago
Afcase
Kansas City
Boise
Denver
Helena
Miles City
Portland
Ore
Medicine Hat
George Eliot
Chesterfield
Geo. B. Rose
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