North Side Briefs Highlight Holiday Visits and Events
A flurry of visitors and local happenings fill the North Side as Gus Halverson and John Manke of Bostwick Valley visit friends, Mrs. Miller and daughter Dorothy of Minot welcome guests, and the M E church hosts a cantata Around the Manger. Numerous residents travel for holidays to Madison Chaseburg Superior Fargo and Chicago while others resume duties or host relatives at home.
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Gus Halverson
John Manke
Bostwick Valley
Andrew Hulberg
Austin
Minn
John Snyder
Gary
Ind
James Caspberg
Madison
Guy Jolivette
Wis
M. E. Church
Manger
Wynell
No. 4
Morman Lee
Olga Lee
St. Louis
Miss Campbell
Chaseburg
Geo. Sundt
Kane Street
Fargo
N. C
Emanuel Frey
Otto Frey
St. Paul Street
Mankato
Robert Bond
Chicago
Mary Morris
Wood Street
Harvey Strong
Idaho
Egan
Minneapolis
Berlin
Sill Street
McCarty
Johnson
Caledonia Street
O’gar
Sam Semingson
George Street
Dubuque
Elizabeth Coughlin
Roy Saltz
Flattery and Politics in Public Life
A reflective note on social norms as flattery targets women and memorials, while men often overestimate the singular validity of their political views. The observation highlights gender and ideological bias in everyday discourse.
Stanley Rules Out Bradley’s Toga Candidacy
Congressman A Q O Stanley of Kentucky’s second district announces his bid to succeed Senator Bradley. A ten year House veteran, he was linked to the steel trust investigation.
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A. Q O. Stanley
Kentucky
W. O. Bradley
Stanley
Congress
Steel Trust
Fire call mix up ends with suspended sentence for Santa buyer
Conductor George Kaus of Austin, Minnesota, prompted the No 2 fire company to respond to Milwaukee yards when he mistook a man for a police arrival. William Dacey, La Crescent, was arrested for abusive language after an incident near train No 69. Judge Edward Cronon suspended Dacey’s $5 fine after he explained he came to buy Christmas presents.
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Fire Department
George Kaus
Minnesota
No. 2 Fire Company
No. 2
Milwaukee
Kaus
Austin
Minn
William Dacey
la Crescent
Dacey
Edward Cronon
How's Hoboes to Convene in January in New Orleans
Cities anxious for conventions will not look with envious eyes upon New Orleans next month. On January 28 the Crescent City will host a meeting of the Brotherhood Welfare Organization known as How's Hoboes. The club is formed entirely of itinerant workers.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Brotherhood Welfare Organization
James Eads How
Premiums Sweep Paints in Three straight at Combination
The Premiums beat the Painters in three straight games at the Combination bowling alleys yesterday, winning without the handicap of 43 pins per game. Painters fielded only three regulars. Premiums totaled 2,609 pins across the three games. Scores:
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Premiums
Painters
Boxing May Join Berlin 1916 Olympic Program
Reports from New York state boxing could become an Olympic event at Berlin in 1916 if German authorities do not oppose it strongly. Britain, the United States, Sweden, Denmark and France favor boxing and may push to add it to the official program.
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New York
Berlin
England
United States
Sweden
Denmark
France
Music's Range for Sale in Enfield Express Ad
An Enfield Express advertisement offers music for sale from Turkey in the Straw to Mr. Dream Man and includes Oh, Qh, Oh rag entries linked to Benham and Murphy.
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Enfield
Benham & Murphy
Advv
Enfield Express
Hammerstein Defies Met Opera Directors Over English Opera
Oscar Hammerstein proclaims New York will have grand opera in English and vows to challenge the Metropolitan Opera House directors who barred English performances. He states he will act under his rights and pursue a court challenge to break the ten year ban from English grand opera.
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New York
Vanderbilt
Mr. Kahn
Metropolitan
Oscar Hammerstein
Metropolitan Opera House
Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Mrs Sarah Fjelstad Dies Of Prostration In La Crosse
Mrs. Sarah Fjelstad of 119 Mill street La Crosse died this morning of nervous prostration after about three weeks illness. Aged 57, born April 4 1855, she had lived in La Crosse for years and was well known. Funeral at 2 pm Friday from the residence Rev O L Christensen officiating. Calumet Athletic club announces weekly program starting next week. First card set for New Year's night.
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Sarah Fijelstad
Mill Street
Fjelstad
la Crosse
O. L. Christensen
Calumet Athletic Club
Boxing Fever Thrills Gary Chicago Fans
Boxing chatter from Gary Indiana hints it could rise as a new boxing hub for Chicago fans as events draw attention. The scene centers on Gary with talk of future matches and venues sparking local interest.
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Chicago
Gary
Indiana
Schalk Emerges as Key Young Backstop for White Sox
Detroit December 23 Hughie Jennings predicts strong 1930 outlook for Chicago teams. He says Walsh and Schalk will lead the White Sox to Washington and a possible third place finish. Schalk praised as one of the grandest young catchers to break in, more valuable than ever. Cubs, deprived of Tinker and Chance, face a tough season.
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Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Hughie Jennings
White Sox
Washington
Walsh
Schalk
West
Cubs
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