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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
4
Washington reports President Wilson plans to keep confidential the nature of Colonel House's European trip. Despite House's claim the tour is not a peace mission, public sentiment suggests a secondary goal of gauging whether leaders across governments show any real willingness to pursue peace amid the war.
Chicago to host the Lawrence Y Sherman presidential campaign surge as the Nineteen-Sixteen club opens headquarters at the Congress Hotel next week to lead a Chicago push for his bid.
A young Austrian cavalry officer penetrated Montenegrin lines to capture Previje during a mayoral meeting. He demanded surrender, set the delivery hour, and returned to Austrian lines with two hostages. An Austrian regiment later entered Plevije to cheers from the Mohammedan population.
In a dark revolver duel at John Miles home in Freeport Illinois on Wednesday Miles a Negro was shot to death and Edward Faine another Negro was fatally wounded. The quarrel centered on a small sum of money. Faine sent Miles,
Spooner winter sport halted by snow as autoists chase wolves across the ice of Lake of the Woods. Wolves appear at air holes at dusk, unable to dodge, with bounties noted as gas, tires, and tires for four wolves. Local slogan highlights the quirky hunt and staking.
Republican leaders reached New York as reports of a Roosevelt boom spread. They denied linking their visit to Roosevelt talk, while chatter of an upcoming conference circulated among observers.
Quote emphasizes shift in power and influence across eras from male dominance to female during the nineteenth century and now to children and ideas in the twentieth century, highlighting evolving social roles and cultural focus.
The Japanese liner Ya suka Maru of 6789 tons was torpedoed in the Mediterranean and all aboard were rescued by a French warship and landed at Port Said. Nearly 600 passengers and crew were saved, including more than fifty women and a dozen children, with no panic reported. An American is among those aboard.
Fred Beth was elected president of Barbers Union No. 21 at the annual meeting in Trades and Labor Council hall. Arthur McMann is vice president and Edward Rossberg holds both secretary roles. officers and trustees were chosen with installations set for January 17 and a smoker to follow.
A skeptical mindset is defined as accepting only confirmed knowledge and rejecting unverified ideas, highlighting caution in forming beliefs. The statement reflects a narrow epistemology where doubt limits broader understanding.
The advertisement touts Pinex Syrup as a pleasant home remedy for dry, hoarse, or painful coughs. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours, with a pint prepared from Pinex and sugar syrup costing about 54 cents, and notes a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
The North Presbyterian Sunday school presents a 34 numbers Christmas program with recitations songs and solos led by Rev. Finch A Clarke. The Yuletide festival features a large tree lighted candles and nuts and goodies.
A compilation of short notes from the North Side lists visitors and residents. Names include Mrs. A E Peterson returning to 1551 Berlin street after visiting Ban gor relatives, Miss Margaret Sweeney visiting J Breuer at 413 Avon street, and Miss Margaret Rudolph recovering at 1832 Kane street. Other entries note Mrs. Grant McClintock of West Salem visiting 1532 Caledonia street, Archie Skemp of St. Louis visiting relatives, and Miss Adeline Pruett ill at 1493 George street. Mr and Mrs Richard McIntyre of Winona guests of Miss Mary McIntyre at 1828 Kane street.
In Minneapolis Evelyn Craigen returns home at 317 Mill Street after confinement at 1049 Rose Street. Hans Hanson, ill at 1516 Caledonia Street, gradually recovers. Elmer Streeter of Decorah visits friends on the north side.
Chicago officials predict a festive New Year's Eve with corks popping. Corporation Counsel Ettleson says saloons must close at 1 a.m. but liquor bought before then may be consumed in cafes or other venues at any time.
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