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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
9
A reflective piece on teaching life emphasizes the teacher as a model and guide. It cites W. F. Seiger as an exemplar and urges educators to instill patriotism, integrity, and civic responsibility, noting the profession's rewards and challenges.
New York reports Mark Twain Samuel L Clemens will not write another humor book. He cites age stating he has material set aside but will not attempt it. He passed his 70th birthday in Bermuda on November 30 and plans to return to his home in Redding Connecticut.
Washington notes Rep Mondell charges the forestry bureau with pushing federal socialistic aims in conservation. He brands Ballinger proposals revolutionary and Roosevelt withdrawals as executive law abrogation. Mondell defends state rights and warns against centralized water power control.
Minority members of the House committee in interstate and foreign commerce say the proposed canal legislation is unnecessary and will not expedite completion of the Panama Canal. They open their report with the critical stance on the plan.
New York Dec. 22 The Utah Copper company controlled by the Guggenheims consolidates with the Boston Consolidated Copper company chiefly owned by British investors. They have capitalizations of 7.5 million and 3.75 million, totaling 11.25 million, with a combined output near 100 million pounds yearly. Nevada Consolidated Copper was not included due to stockholder opposition.
A dated quote notes that most normal men would choose twenty four hours in jail over a single hour at a pink tea reflecting social norms and gendered expectations of the era.
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