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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1915

Page

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Trust Company Becomes Central Issue in Bank Authority Debate

Wisconsin officials see federal reserve action allowing national banks to serve as trustees as unconstitutional and prepared to sue. Local banks, including Batavian National and National Bank of La Crosse, have not sought commissions citing lack of need and interest in La Crosse Trust Company. Attorney General and state banker commissioner view the move as overreaching and plan United States Supreme Court test.

State Bank A. E. Kuolt Federal Reserve Act State Banking Department Reserve System Kuolt Batavian National National Bank of la Crosse Trust Company la Crosse Trust Company Wisconsin Hisiness Supreme Court Federal Reserve Board American Bankers’ Association United States Supreme Court

Christmas Trees Light German Trenches From Flanders To Serbia

Berlin reports millions of tiny Christmas trees with lighted candles will line the German trenches from France to Poland and into Serbia tonight. The trees, fixed atop Christmas packages, carry candles and were sent forward with a Berlin shopkeepers’ hint to light them on Christmas Eve after removing contents. Toys shops show soldiers and war toys for boys, with few peace items, as children face a militarized Christmas amid the war.

Carl W. Ackerman United Press Berlin Amsterdam France Poland Serbia von Hindenbergs von Klucks Germany Red Cross

Opposes Birth Control Says Economics Not Basis

Dr. Frances Dickinson, trustee of Mary Thompson hospital, rejects birth control advocating restriction as absurd. She argues wealth redistribution and higher wages for workers improve family happiness, and that men facing low wages should not rely on birth control. She adds that responsible workers are better suited for parenthood than affluent men managing large enterprises.

Chicago Frances Dickinson Mary Thompson Hospital

One Dead In Wreck In Galena Kansas

A Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf passenger train struck a Frisco train standing at the depot in Galena causing one fatality and twenty eight injuries. A blinding snowstorm hindered the Gulf train engineer from seeing the stationary train. The injured are being treated in local hospitals.

Galena Kas

Turkish Cruiser Formerly Breslau Reported Sunk

Rome dispatches report the Turkish cruiser Midirli formerly Breslau sunk in a naval battle in the Black sea. The Turkish dreadnought Sultan Selim formerly Goeben damaged. both ships had eluded capture earlier in the war and were later renamed after sale to Turkey.

London Rome Midirli Breslau Sultan Selim Goeben Black Sea Mediterranean Dardanelles Turkey

Greatest Big Gun Battle Alsage Has Seen Being Fought

German and French forces exchange heavy artillery on Hartmannsweilerkopf as infantry clash on snowy slopes. Swiss reports note shells at forty to eighty per minute with over 15 000 total French and German losses in five days of fighting. Greek furloughs shock observers amid invasion rumors. Albanian mountains see three day Serb Bulgar combat near Elbassan.

Alsage Zurich Alsac Hartmannsweilerkopf Treck Athens Persi Germany Salonika Albania Rome Elbassan Alexis Karageorgevitch

Aged Clergyman Breaks Arm on Icy Walk

Rev. G. B. Caple, a 75 year old retired minister, is confined to his home at 02 North Eleventh Street with a fractured arm after slipping on an icy sidewalk at Ninth and Main streets Wednesday evening. He is reported progressing nicely.

G. B. Caple North Eleventh Street Ninth Main Streets Caple

Kaiser Reports Throat Cancer Recurrence

Zurich dispatches from German sources state the German Kaiser again suffers throat cancer. The illness mirrors a condition noted last year and is reported as affecting his health while he governs Germany from Berlin and travels duties remain uncertain.

Zurich

Grafters' Witnesses Granted Commutions by Governor

Christian Jan Bertsche and Charles P Crane alias James Ryan, whose testimony led to police graft convictions in Chicago, were given sentence commutations by the governor on the state board of pardons recommendation. The sentences now expire December 24.

Springfield Christian Jan] Bertsche Charles P. Crane James Ryan Chicago State Board of Pardons

Recommendation Sent for Indiana Federal District Attorney

Washington December 24 Recommendation was sent today by Attorney General Gregory to President Wilson for the appointment of L Ert Slack as federal district attorney at Indianapolis.

Washington Gregory Wilson Hot Springs L. Ert Slack Indianapolis

Russia vows to persevere in war to victory

Premier Sazonoff told the Duma that Russia will fight to a successful conclusion, rejecting peace rumors. He cited Entente unity and reported Russian advances in Persia capturing Hamadan and Kum, and noted Greece frontier relations after Salonkika fortification.

Petrograd Sazonoff Duma Russia Persia Hamadan Kum Greece Salonika

British Embargo on Red Cross Aids Stirs State Dept Protest

Washington reports cite humanitarian and legal concerns over Britain's embargo on hospital supplies and its seizure of Austro German mails from the Rotterdam. Officials seek reasons and precedents while negotiating potential policy adjustments with London and clarifying mail immunity under postal rules.

Washington England Red Cross America Rotterdam State Department Red Crows London Foreign Office Falmouth

Czar Nicholas Receives French War Cross Honor

Paris reports Czar Nicholas II of Russia awarded the French war cross for service at the front. General Paul Pau, the one armed French commander, presented the decoration at the Russian front yesterday.

Paris Czar Nicholas Russia Paul Pau

Ford Gives Up Plan To End European War And Sail Home

Bergen reports President spreads Christmas joy to children on Washington road near the country club as a White House car delivers toys and fruit. Hoover greets the tots, and the president’s grandchildren await a Yuletide at the White House. the staff takes home a turkey as the president honeymooned in Hot Springs Virginia.

Ford Bergen Washington Washington Road Washington Country Club Virginia Lern White House I. N. Hoover Ellen McAdoo Francis Sayre Santa Claus Spriggs

Christmas Joys Reach 250 Needy Families In City

Christmas charity across La Crosse spread joy to 250 families this season. Associated Charities and religious groups coordinated gifts and baskets, aided by post office efforts and Santa letters guiding social workers. The Good Samaritans and North Side Boy Scouts assisted, with about forty families aided on the north side.

Associated Charities Santa Claus Olaf R. Skaar Thomas Good Samaritans North Side Boy Scouts

Peacemaker Sets Sail Aboard Norwegian Liner

Madame Rosika Schwimmer joins the voyage on the Norwegian liner It is Understood as the program continues. Marquis accompanies him, and Ford is said to have realized the futility and will depart.

Peacemaker Rosika Schwimmer Ford

Henry Ford Leaves Bergen for America Amid Peace Efforts

Henry Ford quits the peace mission citing illness and sails for America aboard the Bergensfjord. Louis P. Lochner remains with the delegation as Ford’s aide. a five member committee will carry on the program from Stockholm.

London Henry Ford America Bergensfjord Bergen Oscar SA Mmeschwimmer Women’s International Peace Congress Ford Louis P. Lochner Stockholm Marquis Dean S. S. Marquis Norway United Press Peace Party Lochner

Death of Noted Nevas County Farmer Novotony

Langlade Pioneer reports John Novotony a wealthy farmer and long time resident of the county died at his Nevas town home. He had lived in the country for thirty years.

Antigo Wis John Novotony Nevas Novotony

Weather Outlook and Temperatures for La Crosse Area

Unsettled with probably snow tonight. Saturday generally fair with no large temperature change. For Wisconsin snow tonight and colder east portion. Minnesota cloudy and colder tonight. Iowa unsettled and colder with snow east and central portions. A lake storm has moved out, high pressure builds east, and temperatures trend lower overnight with cloudy skies.

Sell & M la Crosse Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Arkansas Kansas Central States Plateau Mississippi Valley North Pacific Coast Upper Lake Region Gulf States

Judicial Ditch Hearing Delayed to February in Caledonia

The Root River judicial ditch hearing in Caledonia Minnesota was adjourned until February 1. Judge Quinn will again hear arguments for and against the farmers drainage plan in the Root River valley. Attorney W F Wolfe opposing faction returned to La Crosse last night.

Caledonia Minn Quinn Root River Valley W. F. Wolfe la Crosse

Cruiser Driven Off by Forts at Dardanelles

Constantinople dated dispatch reports a hostile cruiser was struck and forced to retire by Turkish batteries at the Dardanelles. The action was officially announced today.

Iconstantinople Via Berlin Dardanelles

Retreat Costs Run To Near 6000 In British Losses

London December 24 British casualties since the retreat from before Bagdad to Kut El Amara 100 miles southwest total nearly six thousand A previous statement put losses in the retirement from Bagdad at nearly five thousand.

London Bagdad Kut-El Amara

Two Turkish Barks Sunk Near Constanza By Russians

Russian warships sank two Turkish barks bound for Constanza with benzine cargoes and captured their crews, according to dispatches received today.

Petrograd Constanza Yestarday

Snow makes real Christmas for Kansas City kids

Snow overnight turned bushes and trees into white Christmas trees and brought joy to thousands of children in Kansas City as they woke to a real Christmas morning.

Kansas City

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MR. Kuolt Flanders Éto Anean Hartmannsweilerkept Kaiser Russ Budget Committee The St. Paul Italian Pug Bertha Wallop Johnny Salvador St. Paul Edward Daley Portage Milwaukee Railroad Entente Daley Brindley Harry Butler la Crosse Hotel Salvador Jess Willard Butler Milwaukee Exchange Telegraph Christiana Denmark Christiania Ford Peace Party Langlade Pioneer Turk Barks Sunk KK. C
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