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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1913

Page

8

The Words And Music Of Famous Christmas Carol

The article describes a well known Christmas carol to be sung at the municipal celebration. It references Joy to the World and its lines about the Saviour reigns. The piece notes J Watts 1719 as the source.

Illinois Supreme Court to rule on woman suffrage law likely by April 1

Springfield Illinois December 18 The supreme court may delay ruling on the constitutional validity of the woman suffrage law until after the February term and possibly several weeks beyond.

Springfield Supreme Court of Illinois

Tango starts tragedy many in La

Hosea Leone was mortally wounded after dancing the tango with the town belle in La on December 18. The incident sparked a local tragedy with unclear circumstances and ongoing court interest.

Many, la Hosea Leone

Lover and Suitor Wounded as Dance Clash Ends

Lawrence Tates, the girl's suitor, confronted Leone over a step, injuring both as the girl tried to intervene. Tates is hospitalized with three knife wounds in serious condition. the girl was also hurt.

Lawrence Tates Leone Tates

Washington Theater Adds Dansant Before Matinees

Washington, Dec 18 Theaters report a shift from afternoon shows to dansants with a one hour dansant before every matinee starting next week at a local vaudeville house.

Washington

Speed wins race to Seattle elopement near Denver

In Denver speed overcame obstacles from conspirators as H. L. Kight of Chicago and Bertha Cambron of St. Louis eloped. They arrived at 5:30 p m yesterday, secured a license at 6:15 and were married at 6:50 before heading to Seattle, aided by a taxi to the city hall and a minister’s home.

Denver Col H. L. Kight Chicago Bertha Cambron St. Louis Seattle

Thorne-Bard divorce suit filed by Helen McMurphy Thorne Bard

Mrs Helen McMurphy Thorne Bard daughter of Montgomery Ward president William C Thorne sues for divorce from Dudley E Bard alleging desertion she wed in October 1907. Her attorney says the real cause is none of the public's business.

Chicago Helen McMurphy Thorne-Bard William C. Thorne Montgomery Ward & Company Dudley E. Bard

Denver hold up killer must hang after murder verdict

Harry Hillen, the hold up man who terrorized Denver for weeks, faces execution after a jury verdict convicting him of murdering Thomas Chase. His attorneys began preparing an appeal today from the verdict reached last night.

Denver Col Harry Hillen Thomas Chase

Kidney Trouble Prevention With Rad Salts Claim

Advertises Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy to prevent kidney trouble and bladder issues. Promotes four ounces in water before breakfast to cleanse kidneys and ease pain backache and urinary symptoms. Credits Chas. A. Beyschlag, Druggist, 503 Main St.

Chas. A. Beyschlag Mais St

Attractive diplomat wife tours Washington society

Senora Done Elena de Cordova wife of the new Ecudorean minister is one of the foreign diplomatic corps most attractive women. She does not reside in Washington as her husband bases in New York. Her first Washington visit was for the Wilson Sayre wedding where she was a guest.

Senora Done Elena de Cordova Ecuador Washington New York Wilson-Sayre

Harvard Lawyer Declines Massachusetts Supreme Bench

Dean Thayer of Harvard Law School cannot leave Cambridge duties to accept Governor Foss’s appointment to the Massachusetts supreme bench. Prof Roscoe Pound, discussed as a candidate, also says he could not accept if appointed.

Boston Dean Thayer Harvard Law School Cambridge Governor Foss Massachusetts Supreme Bench Roscoe Pound

Joyride on Steamroller in St Paul Incident

Mischievous boys fired up a steam roller and started a joy ride in St Paul. They lost control of the craft and John Tummel is trying to get it out of his parlor. No one was injured.

ST. Paul, Minn John Tummel

Resinol Health Cure Advert Reveals Brooklyn Patient’s Relief

A Brooklyn man describes immediate itching relief and lasting cure after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for eczema and skin eruptions. The ad promotes Resinol products, notes physician endorsement for eighteen years, and offers free samples from Resinol Dept. 16 M Baltimore Md.

Adolph Schoen Shepherd Ave Brooklyn N. Y Dept. 16-M Resinol Baltimore

Burleson urges federal ownership of telegraphs and telephones

Postmaster General Burleson urges government ownership of telegraphs and telephones in his annual report, citing the parcel post success as proof the Post Office can handle large nationwide business. He notes a estimated 3.84 million dollar surplus for year ending June 30, 1913, the first real surplus since 1883, and discusses aerial mail service as a potential future asset. Theodore M. Nail of AT&T opposes the government ownership plan.

Washington Albert G. Burleson Wilson Burleson Post Office New York Lyndonville Theodore Mail American Telephone & Telegraph Company

Carabao Court Martial Dropped in Washington

Washington reports the Ca rabao dinner incident will be recorded in army and navy archives by reprimand rather than court martial for officers who sanctioned the skits at the banquet. Officials say no verdict of guilty would be rendered against the brother officers. Secretary Garrison and Daniels reportedly concluded the case does not warrant a formal court martial.

Washington Army Navy Garrison Daniels

Navy orders Sonoma to aid Vermont in tow

Secretary of the Navy Daniels ordered the Sonoma to move at high speed to assist the battleship Delaware in towing the Vermont to Hampton Roads. The Vermont has serious injuries and is described as completely disabled about 450 miles from Cape Henry after cracking her port crank shaft. The Delaware had taken her in tow yesterday.

Washington Daniels Sonoma Delaware Vermont Hampton Roads Cape Henry

Labor Leader Maurice Enright Freed After Pardon

Chicago reported Maurice Enright, labor leader and former Joliet penitentiary inmate, pardoned by Governor Dunne after serving two years of a life sentence for murder. He stepped from a car into his father's arms at the prison gates as a labor union committee, largely from the plumbers' union, greeted him at 8:45 a.m. for Christmas reunion.

Chicago Maurice Enright Dunne Joliet Plumbers’ Union Enright

First Christmas Mail Steamer Arrives With Record Load

The American liner J Louis arrived in New York today with 8 261 sacks of incoming Christmas mail from Europe, marking a record load for a single voyage.

New York Europe J. Louis

West Salem Social News Gathers Local Happenings

WIS West Salem reports residents moving in and out on Leon ard street and at various homes. Dinners and afternoon crafts brighten days as families welcome new births and recover from illness. Local visits to La Crosse and nearby towns continue amid unseasonable but pleasant weather.

William Bradley Philip Jones Elmer Samuels la Crosse Oliver Gullickson W. L. Wilcox Jefferson Street Richmond George Sanford Charles Casterline Percy McClintock

Bomb Explodes Outside Salvatore Sambatori Store

A bomb exploded before Salvatore Sambatori's store in Little Italy Chicago early today causing a panic. Sambatori's daughter Marie was lightly injured in the blast.

Little Italy Chicago Salvatore Sambatori Ita Sambatori Marie

Bomb explosion hits East Side grocery store in New York

A bomb wrecked Carlo Aiello’s East Side grocery store early today in New York, forcing families from the tenement above into the street. Two others were injured.

New York East Side Carlo Aiello

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