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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1912

Page

20

Taft May Lecture Week at Minnesota Law School

President Taft, now a Yale professor of law, may be secured as a special lecturer at the University of Minnesota law school. Dean William R. Vance said efforts will aim to have Taft deliver a course of lectures extending over a week at the university.

ST. Paul, Minn William Howard Taft Kent Yale University of Minnesota Law School William R. Vance Taft University

True charity is not methodical and may overflow

A Massillon quotation notes true charity defies method and may overflow its bounds, suggesting generosity can become excessive or misdirected when strictly controlled.

Massillon

Navigation closes at S500 for 1912

Sault Ste. Marie Michigan December 20 navigation through the Canadian locks at the St Marys canal closed at noon Thursday. The last two boats to pass were the Strathcona upbound at eight o clock and the W D Matthews down at nine o clock.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich St. Mary’s Canal Strathcona W. D. Matthews

Two Men Burned As Kerosene Thrown At Stove Fire

Two men were seriously burned and their house burned down in Milwaukee after an attempt to pour kerosene into a lighted coal stove on Thursday night.

Milwaukee Wis

Plan to bar campaign loans faces Wisconsin legislature

Madison reports a proposed bill to prohibit campaign loans after a state central committee shows heavy debt. The Democratic committee's expenses total 16 227 72 with 4 000 lent by lieutenant governor candidate Harry W Bolens and 2 765 81 in cash contributions. The group seeks repayment and cites the 10 000 limit on committee expenditures. Proponents say loans evade law.

Madison Wis Democratic State Central Committee Harry R. McLogan Harry W. Bolens

County Board Meets In Janesville Discussion

Rockpile under discussion as Janesville Wisconsin residents await county board meeting in December with agenda on local development and zoning issues.

Rockpile Janesviliz Wis

Midwinter session to weigh county labor plan

During January the council will consider a proposal for a county rock pile to provide tramp labor as part of a hard work program. The plan seeks to channel vagrant activity into supervised work as a deterrent and public works effort.

No Poisons in Wisconsin Food Declared Ended

Wisconsin dairy and food commissioner J Q Emery reports poisons and deleterious chemicals have been almost eliminated from the state market. The annual progress shows cleaner creams, jams, ice cream and fish products, with savings of about $3 million to dairy producers and higher prices for Wisconsin butter compared to neighboring states.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Jamaica Dairy and J. Q. Emery Save For Creameries Emery Department Minnesota Michigan Iowa Illinois Dairy and Food Commission of Dairy and Food Commission

Thomas Brennan Dies in Omaha at 55

Thomas Brennan former secretary of the Irish Land League and noted critic of the British government died in Omaha after a brief illness. Arrangements have been made for his funeral, with his death announced from Omaha Nebraska. He was 55.

Omaha, Neb Thomas Brennan Irish Land League

Mrs Crane to Remarry Chicago Widow in Planned Marriage

Mrs Emily H Crane 45 widow of Richard T Crane millionaire iron maker who died last year will wed Francis A Junkin general counsel of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Relatives disclosed the engagement a $3 000 000 dowry was set but she did not share in the 15 000 000 estate.

Chicago Emily H. Crane Richard T. Crane Francis A. Junkin Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad

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