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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
8
In Los Angeles after two days of intensive searching for Horace Kearney and Winchester Lawrence only Roy Knabenshue remains optimistic suggesting the pair might reach a Channel Island off Santa Barbara.
A brief note highlights the Red Cross Seal as an affordable charitable gift. It emphasizes accessibility for all readers and frames the seal as a simple way to support relief efforts.
Madison reports F L Gilbert, internal revenue collector for Wisconsin's second district, mails over 10000 corporate tax blanks to local corporations in duplicate. Many firms failed to file last year, facing penalties up to ten thousand dollars. all profit and loss corporations must file tax returns, even if no profit is earned, under a one percent tax on net income over five thousand dollars.
Officials of the International Harvester company facing government charges of restraint of trade again refused to produce documents. Government attorneys say the records would prove the extent of the monopoly.
Governor Donaghey freed about one third of Arkansas convicts to pressure abolition of the convict lease system. Critics call it reckless and political while noting some pardoned were not in custody or employed in state camps. Donaghey, four weeks in office, also announces a bid for the U S Senate to succeed James P. Clark.
Beloit Wis Dec 18 managers of Beloit College glee and mandolin clubs declined to comment on a rumor of an offer from a railroad and steamship company to tour Japan next summer. The report circulates after their extended western tour last year.
In Amoy on December 18 fighting flared again among native factions and incoming troops. Despite calls to restore order the disturbance persisted with many casualties reported.
Closing arguments began in Chicago in the George W. Fitzgerald case. The teller is accused of stealing 173,090 from the U.S. sub-treasury. Federal Judge Carpenter presided as the proceedings moved toward verdict.
George E. Kirkpatrick, Rushford postmaster, has resigned and will move to California for the winter with his daughter Lola, possibly making the state their permanent home. Local services move to Elite building until Presbyterian basement and heating plant are ready.
Madison awaits the opening of the biennial legislative session as the state senate chamber nears completion. Superintendent W. L. Essmann promises readiness by January 5 while the room shows bare red tile walls, iron skylight frames, and a central hole, with eight pillars and a partly finished frescoed cornice.
Three robbers blew the safe at the State Bank of Mo dena 35 miles from Chillicothe and escaped with 400 to 600 dollars. They fled in an automobile after the heist reported early yesterday.
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