Memorial Dance for University Thursday Event
A university Memorial Union fundraising dance, set for Thursday night in La Crosse, aims to honor Wisconsin students and support building funds on campus. The letter from Dear 3 A Good Night praises the effort, urges donations, and notes substantial pledges already made toward a memorial hall.
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Labor Director from France Visits American Farm
Thomas, director of France's International Labor Office, spoke at the Mid-day Luncheon Club about a planned Alderley mission to study life on American farms. He cited Lincoln and urged cooperation to repair world wrongs and prevent chaos, stressing living duty to the fallen.
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M. Albert. Thomas
International Labor Office of France
France
Lincoln
Paris Observes Centenary of Pasteur Birth
The Paris academy of Medicine marked Louis Pasteur's centenary with exercises and speeches praising his work. The ceremony noted his contributions to inoculation, disease control in silkworms and poultry, and his role in fighting various plagues worldwide. The event included remarks from notable figures and reflected on Pasteur's enduring impact.
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Paris
Pasteur
Associated Press
Louis Wasteur
Academy of Medicine
Eulist
Trilogist
Academ Rs
Menchos
de Varios
Nishiv
Medina
Sureieu
Milwaukee Judge condemns J S Day agents methods
Milwaukee Judge George B Page berated federal prohibition agents William Loose and Ivan Kantcheff after charges against a widow and two men over liquor transfers. He fined Libinski 100 dollars in a separate case and urged dismissal of the men’s cases, criticizing state court operations by federal agents.
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Milwaukee
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William Loose
Ivan Kantcheff
T He
Siicn
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Konstantin Labin
Sahin
Contincation
Libingski
Federal officers target moonshine venues in town
The piece laments federal officers taking pubs to court while saloons in downtown and across the city sold moonshine to anyone who cared to buy. It notes difficulty locating these establishments yet alleges the authorities pursue ordinary citizens such as a poor widow or a mere hipper for private use.
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