Admiral von Tirpitz on war aims and naval strength
The interview with German Navy Chief Admiral von Tirpitz covers submarine strategy and a potential blockade of Britain. He argues universal service aids peace, weighs Japan and England threats, and predicts a long conflict unless England seeks reason. He notes U S war aims and praises the American navy.
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England
Universal Service
Germany
France
U.S
von Tirpitz
Japan
China
Togo
Pacific
America
Count Tisza
Admiral von Tirpitz
Tirpitz
United States
Far East
Summer school without fee is my cormick plan
A school administrator surveys high school students about a summer program. Data show 247 would attend free, 143 would attend with a small tuition, and 174 want to earn credits to graduate earlier. The plan argues benefits for students from modest means and February entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormick
Powerless to End Execution of Prisoners
A report notes failed attempts to kill a woman and her brother Charles Seifert. Consul Silli man and the Brazilian ambassador, for the United States, urge Provisional President Gutierrez to punish the attackers. Mexican authorities promise this will be done.
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Pulsed
Charles Seifert
Silliman
United States
Gutierrez
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Paroled Horse Thief Gustave Hellmich Recoups Freedom
Gustave Hellmich, imprisoned for horse theft, was paroled today due to efforts led by Hoethe and Herman Roessler. He had earlier been sentenced by Judge John Brindley to two years with evidence chiefly from Hoethe. Hellmich’s acts included taking a buggy from Fred C. Kramer’s farm along with Hoethe’s horse.
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George Koethe
Hoethe
Gustave Hellmich
Hellmich
Fred C. Kramer
Herman Roessler
John Brindley
Mrs Mary Hornlouser Dies After Long Illness At 62
Mrs. Mary Hornlouser died after a long illness at a local hospital aged 62. Survived by husband and son John Wiggert meat market proprietor. Funeral services set for 8:59 am at A A Fessler parlors and 9 am at St. Joseph's cathedral with Rev C Sluyter officiating. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Mary Hornlouser
John Wiggert
Fourth
Mississippi Streets
A. A. Fessler
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Rev. C. Sluyter
Dangle Elected President of La Crosse Beer Bottlers Union
Joseph Dangle was elected president of La Crosse Beer Bottlers Union No. 448 at the annual officers election. Frank Mashek became vice president and Lawrence Serbovsky was chosen treasurer. The results were announced last night.
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Joseph Dangle
la Crosse Beer Bottlers’ Union No. 448
Frank Mashek
Lawrence Serbovsky
Summer school demand prompts push for free program
The speaker argues for a free summer school to utilize the high school building, reduce regular-year congestion, and help economically disadvantaged families. A tuition model would exclude poorer students, while summer sessions would be cost effective and expand access without increasing overall costs.
Summer school as a business proposition for high schools
In winter families face higher costs and more students drop out, so summer school should be a city investment that yields returns. Proposals include selecting strong teachers, teaching in the manual training department on a commercial basis, and letting students earn through shop work while covering costs.
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England
Irish Sea
B. E. M'Cormick
Famous Traveler Describes Maté Popularity in South America
Frank G. Carpenter notes Maté as a chief Paraguayan product praised for brain refreshment and breakfast use. He cites Paraguay’s vast annual output and U S adoption of Woodley’s Maté as a coffee-like daily drink sold in 50 cent portions.
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Paraguay
Frank G. Carpenter
Pampas
United States
Woodley
Germans Repulse Most Western Attacks Near Poland
Report from the front notes heavy German efforts to punch through along the Hotra river and near Sochaczow fail to break the Russian line. The thrusts aimed at Warsaw region are described as narrowly pressed, with Hindenburg’s forces making little progress toward Sochaczow.
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Poland
Warsaw
Nova Georgievsk
Vistula
Hotra
von Hindenburg
Sochaczow
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Votes to Merge with NY Central
Cleveland O Dec 22 The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway ceased to exist today as stockholders voted to merge with the New York Central and Hudson River railroad. Each Lake Shore share is exchanged for five shares of NY C and H R.
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Cleveland, O
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Lake Shore
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
N. Y. C. & H. R. Railroad
Weather outlook for La Crosse and Midwest regions
Yesterday highs reached 16 and lows 0 with 6 units of precipitation. Forecast fair and not so cold for La Crosse tonight through Wednesday, with partly cloudy skies in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Strong contrasts prevail across regions with rain and sleet in the west gulf states and fair conditions elsewhere.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
West Gulf States
Texas
California
North Pacific
New England States
Kansas
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Lakes
North Pacific States
Gulf Coast
Winnipeg
Medicine Hat
Havre
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Tubrsday
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Tl Am
Ular
Chinchillas
Wbesner 2
Renard
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Kohlman
Singer
North la Crosse
Herm. W. Singer
S .Ji
Fifth and Hoodood
W. T. Irvine
Main St
the Lion—The Lamb
Pauline Busch
THE
Sterling Kids
Gustav Hellmich
George
Hoeth
Digby Bell
Mr. Pipp
Augustus Thomas
Dangle Head OF
Bottlers’ Union
Alvira
Zadora
Orchestra Music
Dustin Farnum
Fedt
Annette Kellerman
Perin Neptune
Fia
Hostetter
L. 8S
M.S
N. Y. Central
Geo. B. Rose
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