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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
6
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The report details community committees and local figures such as Go Tl Rawnson Leonard Séeeber and Joli Wen seeking aid and support. It notes efforts to provide relief, address food access, and improve welfare in the area amid recent tensions.
The debate at IW Club featured discussion of socialism and its impact on national policy. Members argued about the role of the state and the influence of parties in shaping public opinion and governance.
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The readable text resembles a garbled historical page with mentions of a teen boy, a physician, and a barber. It appears to describe distracted dialogue about illness and care, with scattered names and places lost to OCR errors, leaving a puzzling snapshot of a bygone community scene.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a stage or film discussion centered on a local theater group. Mentions of different people and places appear garbled, with hints of a business segment and a focus on work or performance in a specific district.
A garbled OCR fragment references a divorce with unclear names and scattered terms. The readable bits mention a marital dispute and possible names like Catia Hine and Hap Wayewah, but provide no coherent events or dates. Further legible details are not recoverable from the fragment.
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A fire in a city building today endangered residents and injured several, with firemen evacuating and rescuing numerous children. The blaze caused shock and alarm, while investigators work to determine the cause and extent of damages amid a chaotic scene at 21 Prowl Street in the town.
Wingolds formerly the Big Joes swept Old Styles last night to set alley records, totaling 87 pins above the prior mark. Howard led with a 277 single while Verket added two 200+ games as Wingolds cracked the 200s for multiple players, with Old Styles fielding Nason Wittenberg and Gulligkson among others.
Madison Wisconsin February hearing requests habeas corpus for Cam Bran Dam held in state prison. Governor Walter Owen and attorney general oppose issuing the writ. Court in the eastern district expects action on the petition filed December.
In a Dort of December 17 report from La Crosse, Mr Kneider of Lua Grassa is noted to have died after an accident at a building site. He was about 28 years old and well liked, a member of Roof Bo lodge and local groups. His home was in Avoul, leaving many friends to mourn his untimely death.
Washington commentator Webb condemns a provision of the new sheriff law claiming it ruins women’s hats and personal dress. He argues the custom house rule is an outrage and insists repeal is needed to protect women’s attire.
Fragmentary report notes a 10 Prince Louis Philippe in Brussels and a Duke Orleans who fell breaking an arm during attempt to avoid a runaway vehicle. The Madison dispatch mentions Vlad Utly and unclear events amid jolting wording and garbled text.
A report notes Olive L. Comts and Mrs C A Rawingles praising a committee visit urging garment makers to adopt a standard skirt in spring fashions. The plan seeks skirts at least two yards around the bottom, a move toward modesty and consistency in women’s wear. The tone suggests a public discussion of fashion standards and industry guidance.
John Kneebes a longtime member of the volunteer fire department and former captain of the Washington Volunteer Hose Company died this morning at his home on Rose Street after a long illness. Born in Worm Germany he moved to the United States at age seven with his parents and later served as a private before rising to captain. He lived on the north side since 1880 and worked as a harness maker. Survived by his widow and eight children the funeral will be held Sunday at 2 pm from his residence with Rev. M. S. Fraser officiating. Burial will be at Oak Grove cemetery with Modern Woodmen aiding in funeral rites.
President Wilson signed a bill granting San Meancisya water rights in the Wetuh-Fletchy valley, with a memorandum stating the deeds serve regional needs without harming public domain beauty. The memorandum notes opposition from a minority but argues fears were unfounded.
The Church Club tied its first game against a freshman high school team. A return game will be scheduled after the holiday. Carl Seah served as captain and Lyester Reichelt managed the club, which is affiliated with The Boy Union.
Cardinal Rampolla is mourned at St. Peter’s Cathedral in Rome with a funeral Mass attended by members of the Sacred College papal court and the diplomat corps. Rampolla died suddenly last Tuesday triggering a formal papal ceremony today.
A Chicagoan from Lewis Institute in Chicago was announced this afternoon as curator of the Wiscan State historical society to succeed the late Reve uld Thwaite. Salary set at $4.00 per year.
In Indianapolis, police and workers will attend and enforce supervision at social balls. A few ordinary provisions take effect today, aiming to curb erosion of decorum. Three balls last night, including the Phi Rho Sigma event, reportedly did not conform to the new rules.
In St Louis a 60 year old worker shoots foreman Hoffmann at the Our company's plant after drinking carbolic acid. He then fires twice more, killing foreman. Gosche dies within minutes. About 190 fellow workers watch the incident.
President Yun Bhi Kai issued a mandate dissolving the first Chinese parliament after nearly ten months in session. Der. 1$ reports the formal dissolution authorization.
Pauls first church will present its annual Christmas program at 4 o clock next Sunday afternoon in the church auditorium. The event features decorations, choir, readings, recitations, piano solos, songs and a Christmas pageant performed by the school and congregation, with many named participants and a lively program.
Reported Strain on confidence in A Hill’s appointment from La Crosse bankers amid rumors tied to federal relief and Wills presidency. Names like I M Wing Geo Hutahank and John Xt appear in scattered, unclear accounts.
Labor leaders in Colorado push for a recall of the governor with Ed Keating and Haady Kenehan named as possible candidates. Reval petitions will circulate immediately requiring 600 signatures to take effect, with the federation planning a convention and potentially several months to file.
Beattur Washington reports two thousand mile Arctic trek ends as Waldeg thesteiner and companions reach We City. Faire Winks and Valdes accompany from the Arctic shore to the city, carrying Polar Gear frozen in the ocean near Flaxman island.
Lieut Von Foerstner of the German army was found guilty by a court martial for anti military riots in Zabern Alsace. He received a sentence of forty three days in prison after charges that he slashed a crippled defender with his sabre during the disturbance.
Lord and Lady Decies arrive in New York for the holidays after their high profile marriage. Lady Decies, formerly Miss Vivian Gould, is part of the royal couple returning aboard amid celebrity attention.
A dubious medical blurb urges readers to use four ounces of rad Salts dissolved in water each morning to “relieve sluggish kidneys.” It claims meat overconsumption causes backache and explains the lithia-based tonic will purify urine, end weakness, and act as a life saver for meat eaters.
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