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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
10
Paris December 17 War policemen are crucial to national defense, not mere city enforcers. Colonel Joly oversaw front policing near Rheims during bombardment as six spies were executed and many suspects detained, underscoring the ongoing battle against espionage.
A remark on using a man’s emotions as a foundation for a woman’s aspirations. The line suggests emotional leverage in relationships and the fragility of such constructs.
Oregon fish commission meet in Portland on December 17 discusses funding feeding fry in retaining ponds. Doubtful if January legislature will approve money for this purpose.
Members of the Rockefeller foundation met to consider the federal relations commission inquiry planned for January. A statement outlining the foundation's stance on the investigation was expected to be released today.
Scarborough England authorities search for spies after reports of flashlight signaling before German naval shelling. Vienporte signals allegedly directed fire on the railroad station and key buildings. Damage valued at $200000 with many dead and wounded accounted for. Princess Olva sunk six miles off Scarborough by a mine as mines were sighted nearby.
Rear Admiral M Fiske, aide to Secretary Daniels, testifies before the house naval committee on naval preparedness. The panel may proceed with Representative Gardner's push for a commission to probe national security. Chairman Padgett aims to close hearings soon as possible ahead of an early congressional adjournment.
An aircraft fails to climb as expected, highlighting ongoing performance issues and prompting questions about reliability and safety procedures. Officials are likely reviewing flight data and maintenance records to determine cause and corrective steps.
A New York department store girl clerk testifies to the State Factory Investigating Commission about severe cutbacks in food to afford clothing. She describes skipping meals, delaying meat purchases, and choosing frugal breakfasts and lunches to fund new outfits.
Sandusky Ohio December 17 fire today wiped out the Bender Wood ward wholesale grocery plant with a loss of 125000.
Military expert J W T Mason explains the Yorkshire coast bombardment raid as a German success that undermines British prestige. He cites factors such as mist aiding escape, possible wireless jamming, and the German first line battle cruisers' strength, noting British readiness questions and lack of capital ships in patrols.
Vienna reports Bochnia captured twenty five miles east of Cracow as Austrian troops push eastward toward Przemysl. Russian resistance noted at Lisko Kierav Jaslo and Bialatale while Donajec valley was penetrated to Zack liczyn. Carpathians still hold Let rezt valley. Przemysl sortie yielded prisoners and machine guns.
A city bank clerk in London decides to enlist after long hesitation and writes his country parents the news gently to avoid heartbreak. Three days later his mother's postcard arrives with the remark that joining the army will be a nice change for him.
Chicago December 17. The Christian Industrial league announced a plan to issue coupon tickets to deter panhandlers. A $1.50 book grants ten lodging coupons and ten meal coupons at the league restaurant, aiming to deprive professional beggars of funds for liquor.
Western clubs of the National Rifle Association of America were slated to begin their 1914 1915 contests today with eastern clubs set to start next week in Washington.
A young Belgian at Knocke-sur-Mer helped British soldiers escape the German lines. Asked what he wished for his reward he asked clothes and food for ninety Belgian refugees. The Anglo Belgian relief fund sent thirty large cases of clothing and supplies from London.
Washington weather bureau reports no expectation of stopping the cold wave east of the Rockies within 36 to 48 hours. Forecast remains for continued cold and clear conditions across the area.
Madison authorities report applications for automobile licenses for next year are being received by the secretary of state. Nearly 3,000 renewals came in over two days. Last year the state issued 53,160 individual licenses, 1,202 dealers licenses and 7,880 motorcycle licenses.
A reader notes that the painless filling experience at a restaurant feels more satisfactory than the service received at a dental parlor. The letter contrasts ambiance and ease with dental visits.
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