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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1912

Page

10

Davies Offered Cabinet Post In Wilson Administration

Joseph E. Davies of Madison Wisconsin, secretary of the Democratic National Committee and manager of the western campaign at Chicago, was reportedly tendered a cabinet post by President-elect Woodrow Wilson. If accepted, he would become postmaster general.

Washington Joseph E. Davies Madison Wis Democratic National Committee Chicago Trenton N. J Davies Woodrow Wilson Mr. Davies Wilson

State cue artists to perform at La Crosse event

Plans for the state amateur billiard championship in La Crosse are near. C. L. V. Craft leads the local effort with ample public interest and substantial financial backing. Wisconsin Amateur Billiard association backs the tourney with entrants from Milwaukee Green Bay Madison and other cities expected. C. H. Schweizer is likely La Crosse’s top contender. Tickets available at the La Crosse Club or the Elks club.

la Crosse Green Bay Madison C. H. Schweizer la Crosse Club Elks Club

Wisconsin weighs in on savings from stricter scales

Madison reports a $4,250,000 annual saving to Wisconsin residents as governor McGovern was told by State Commissioner Emery that defective scales dropped from 29 percent to 13 percent after the new weights and measures inspections took effect this year.

Madison Wis Wisconsin McGovern

Wisconsin Blue Book goes to printers in state release

The Wisconsin Blue Book copy for the state industrial commission was sent to printers. One hundred thousand copies will be published.

Madison, Wis Wisconsin State Industrial Commission

Curious English Place Names and Their Odd Pronunciations

The London Chronicle lists eccentric Anglicized pronunciations for English towns such as Ribson for Rbudbaxton and Uddenmuckat for Woodmancote, with others like Sapser for Sawbridgeworth and Chosen for Churchdown. It cites a Hesiod aphorism on diligence and toil.

England London Chronicle Rbudbaxton Ribson Woodmancote Sawbridgeworth Sapser Churchdown Sandiacre Sensiker Little Urswick Lilosik Aspatria Spethry St. Osith Toosy Chaddenwyche Charnage Happisburgh Hazeboro Salt Fleetby Sullaby Almondesbury Amesbury Conugresbury Coomsbury

Childrens Conversation Cited in Detroit Free Press

Fragments show a mother and child exchanges about a father’s mood. The brief quote captures domestic tone and reflects period newspaper voice.

Cubs and Giants Win First Game

The Cubs defeated the Giants 24 to 17 while the Red Sox edged the Athletics 10 to 9 in the YMCA basketball league opener. The Giants led early but the Cubs pulled ahead before halftime for a seven point margin.

CUBS Giants Red Sox Athletics

Cubs and Giants Play Tough Rally Wide Lineup Details

In a hard fought game the Cubs led by Falk and Howe faced Anderson and Clowe of the Giants with final field goals tally and free throws showing Falk 1 Pope 2 Simmerling 1 Anderson 1 Clowe 7 Beranek 3. Red Sox edged Athletics by one point as Solie Strum Enders led scoring and Enders added free throws.

Cubs Falk Howe Pope Simmerling Kolb Gates Giants Anderson Beranek Simon Schwanzle Clowe Mueller Red Sox Athletics Geupel Solie Ryan Johnson Lass

Woodbrooke School for Social Service Affiliated with University

At Woodbrooke in England a social service school hosts men and women from many countries studying various kinds of social work. The institution is affiliated with Birmingham University.

Woodbrooke Eng Birmingham University

Marry Plans Prompt Landlord Quip From Eller's Dialog

A brief exchange shows a young man informing his landlady he will soon marry. The landlady jokes that marriage is not needed to repay a small debt, illustrating a lighthearted moment from the Meggendorfer Blatter source.

Eller

Runge Found Guilty of Murder in Milwaukee Court

Wenzel Runge was convicted of first degree murder for the death of his wife Anna in a February fire at their Blue Mound road home. The jury deliberated about five hours before delivering the verdict in municipal court. A motion for a new trial followed, citing new evidence about a trunk key. a hearing is set for December 31 before Judge Backus.

Milwaukee Wis Wenzel Runge Runge Anna Blue Mound Road

Edith and Ada discuss singing for Mr Boreleigh at length

Edith reveals strong dislike for Mr Boreleigh while Ada confirms she sang for him nearly an hour last night. The exchange shows personal tension surrounding the man and Ada’s performance.

Edith

Lunar Peaks Outshine Mount Blanc on the Moon

The article notes twenty eight lunar mountains higher than Mount Blanc. It highlights the Moon’s topographical variety and mentions known peaks surpassing the size of Mount Blanc.

Mount Blanc

Tea In Russia Becomes Imperial National Drink

Tea spreads across the Russian empire reaching Siberia and other regions becoming the favored national beverage.

Russia The Empire Siberia

Musical Note Dialogue Cited by London Mail

A London Mail snippet records a brief exchange about musical skill with lines indicating inquiry and partial affirmation about piano playing. The dialogue centers on whether the person is musical and includes a humorous negation.

London Mail

Fast Mail Wreck near Casselton Ends in Fatal Crash

Great Northern fast mail train No 28 struck a standing freight near Casselton North Dakota yesterday. Engineer James Uppigrove of Breckenridge Minnesota was killed instantly and Fireman Charles Reid was badly scalded. The engine overturned and Uppigrove was crushed to death.

Casselton N. D Great Northern Fast James Uppigrove Breckenridge

Trouble Always Finds Its Mark on State Street

A fragment speaks of trouble as an ever-present force and a witty exchange about sightings on State street. Narration contrasts perception with repeated claim of seeing multiple versions of a person. The tone hints at humor and social observation.

Domestic Hints From The Scotch American

Castor oil becomes tasteless if beaten and mixed with the white of an egg. Very old people need from a third to a half as much food as when in their prime. Cocoa has several nutritious oils, and in this respect differs from either tea or coffee. When choosing beef press it with the thumb and if it rises quickly it is of good quality. Some housekeepers believe eggs beat more quickly with a pinch of salt. When hanging out cloths hang skirts by the bands nightdresses by the shoulders and stockings by the toes. Bathe eyes with tepid water and boracic acid when tired and avoid overuse. A letter sealed with the white of an egg cannot be opened by steam as heat only firms it.

Thief Always Gets Caught in Germany’s Prisons

Berlin December 21 Herman Quarsdorf today began an eighteen month sentence after serving forty five of fifty seven years in German prisons for theft. Theft has always driven his incarcerations from a reform school at age eight, with brief releases followed by renewed jail terms.

Berlin Herman Quarsdorf Germany

Advice Turns To Silence When Givers Speak

A quip notes that some people only heed guidance when they offer it to others, implying selective listening and irony in advice exchanges.

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