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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1916
Page
7
Discontentive protests by Ohio Guardsmen on border duty surface as the Eighth Ohio Infantry issues a round robin letter. National guardsmen express unhappiness with rations and conditions while stationed near the Texas border, drawing military attention in El Paso.
Soldiers protest conditions at their camp citing inadequate food rations and unsanitary facilities. The action follows complaints raised by troops over meals, water access, and hygiene in the temporary base area.
The Archbold will partitions the Standard Oil magnate’s fortune. The widow Anna M. Archbold receives the Tarrytown home and one third of an estimated 190 million dollars. The remaining estate is split equally among children Mary Van Benuren Annie Archbold and Johan Archbold.
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Detroit's James Couzens, a $50 million police chief, distributes $10 000 yearly bonuses for merit and enforces every law. He reshapes the force with a tough stance on saloons gambling and auto traffic, aiming to curb vice and reward service.
Madge Tiddleton, a flirtatious Barstow College faculty daughter, unknowingly discovers genuine feeling when Thatcher Tompkins confesses after decades of Trix Floyd’s wary counsel. A Christmas night encounter reveals the first true care beyond her famed heartlessness.
Sam Kanet, a Russian, tied an American flag to his wagon tail as a signal. Magistrate Voorhes ruled there was danger and Kanet was arrested for misuse of the flag.
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