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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1915

Page

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Cabinet Near Crisis Over Conscription in War Effort

London reports a looming cabinet crisis as conscription divides ministers. Rumors say resignations may follow unless compulsory service is adopted, with Lloyd George and possibly Asquith or Grey at risk. Parliament readiness for a sharp Commons clash hinges on today’s cabinet decision.

London David Lloyd- George Asquith Edward Grey Lloyd-George Cabinet Derby Balkan Dardanelles Lord Kitchener War Office William Robertson

Kaiser London Says Operation On Kaiser's Throat Soon

Swiss reports float word that an operation will be performed on the kaiser’s throat within a few days. Berlin has not confirmed the rumors. Similar reports surfaced a year ago just before the Kaiser went to the front.

London Berlin

Prince Egon of Hohenlohe-Schillingfurst Dies

Prince Egon of Hohenlohe-Schillingfurst, son of the former German chancellor, is reported dead in Amsterdam according to a Central News dispatch.

London Egoniu Hohenlohe-Schillingfurst Amsterdam

Weather Summary and Regional Forecasts

Weather forecast for La Crosse and vicinity shows possible snow tonight with higher temperatures. Wednesday brings more snow with a mix of warmer readings. Wisconsin expects increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight, with snow Wednesday east portion. Minnesota to see snow and warmer tonight, then colder in the west. Iowa to experience increasing clouds then snow, with warmer conditions in east and central areas Wednesday. A broad low pressure system over the west Gulf coast region influences precipitation across the central U.S. and lower lakes.

la Crosse Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa West Gulf Coast Lower Lakes Medicine Hot North Pacific States Wyoming North Dakota Atlantic Coast Lake Region Mississippi Valley West Calf States Dakotas Nebraska Plateau Stern

Mississippi Ice Highway Opens For Traffic

The 1915 16 Mississippi river ice road across the river formed by Jacob Meinzer allows foot travelers to cross all day. Wagon traffic awaits one more cold snap, with ice five to six inches thick. Minnesota farmers plan to use the bridge to La Crosse avoiding tolls, though ice traffic may be light this year.

Minnesota Wisconsin Jacob Meinzer la Crosse

Federal Ownership of Railroads Seen by I G G Man

Government ownership of railroads across the Americas is forecast by Charles Prouty of the ICC before the Pan American Scientific Congress. Henry Graves argues for forest control and expanded federal land management to prevent fires and preserve timber.

Washington Americas Charles Prouty Interstate Commerce Commission Pan-American Scientific Congress Prouty Charles W. Eliot Harvard Henry 5. Graves David Jane Hill Gregory Secretary of the Interior Lane Treasury McAdoo

Saloon Fight Planned Over Mulct Law Action

Davenport Iowa December 28 Local liquor dealers have decided to fight the repeal of the mulct law and at least two saloons will open January 3 in defiance of the change.

Davenport

Czar Appeals for Romanian Aid and Bulgarian Stand

Czar Nicholas sends ambassador to Bucharest asking Romania to aid the allies. Ferdinand declares Bulgaria will not restore Macedonian territory to Serbia and reviews wartime Bulgarian victories. A Russian destroyer engages a submarine off the Bulgarian coast and destroys two enemy posts at Riga. Russian forces occupy Assadabad in Persia after defeating rebels near Tehran.

Rome Nicholas Scheleko Bucharest Sofia Amsterdam Bulgaria Serbia Ferdinand Boris Cyril Petrograd Gromky Bulgarian Black Sea Riga Persia Assadabad Teheran

Whitehead Resumes Bid for U.S. Senate Nomination

John M. Whitehead former Rock County state senator formally announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator at the September primaries. He plans a Madison state convention route or a later regular convention and has Taft's support in the pre primary campaign.

Janesville Wis John M. Whitehead Rock County United States Philipp Republican State Central Committee Milwaukee Whitehead Madison Taft Wisconsin

Wireless link announced for Tokyo Honolulu coverage

Dec 28 Tokyo officials say a wireless station is being erected at Honolulu to connect Japan and America by wireless telephone. The project would link Tokyo and Honolulu in a new communications network as announced by telephone company officials.

Tokio Honolulu Japan America

Makes Threat in Court Costs Him An Extra Fiver

Harry Schultz, son of Albert G. Schultz, Burlington hotel proprietor, was arraigned for assaulting his brother in law Joseph Domahoski. He pleaded guilty and paid a $5 fine plus costs. After starting to leave, Schultz allegedly threatened Domahoski, provoking a further $8.75 in penalties, totaling $13.75.

Harry Schultz Albert G. Schultz Burlington Hotel John Brindley Joseph Domahoski Domahoski Schultz Brindley

La Follette Outlines Farmers Movement For Free Markets

In a leading editorial, Senator Robert M. La Follette calls the farmers’ movement a fight for free competition at the end of the iron highway. He notes co op elevators forming in Minnesota and Plymouth Wisconsin and predicts a broad movement to liberalize markets and align producer and consumer interests. He cites past Granger actions and court rulings on transportation burdens. The piece praises Sheboygan County farmers and marks December 8 as a milestone for Wisconsin dairy marketing efforts.

Madison Wis Farmers’ Movement Robert M. la Follette Today St. Paul Plymouth Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois United States Supreme Court Old Northwest Senator la Follette Western States Henry Krumrey Sheboygan County

Midnight Cabaret Guitar Has Done Played Last Tune

Friends of Mrs. Bessie Black and Mrs. Lulu Coats were cited for an open air cabaret on Second Street Christmas night. Black paid a $23.58 fine in municipal court. Coats’s statutory charge was continued to tomorrow. Both residents of St Paul Minn.

Bessie Black Lulu Coats Second Street Clinton Hunt Tesk Black Coats St. Paul, Minn

Multiple Allied Liners Sunk By Submarines In A Day

London reports a day of record submarine violence as German and Austrian subs and mines attack Anglo French shipping. About 100 lives lost. seven ships destroyed including Ville De La Ciotat with 80 aboard. cargo valued at $2,000,000 destined for Americans. one vessel forced to return to an American port. no American deaths confirmed.

London Ville de la Ciotat Mediterranean Malta Arlanza Archangel Yeddo New York Boston East Indies S. S. Ministre Beernaer Lloyds S S. Cottingham S. S. Hadley S. S. Embla Thames Strathallen Ministry of Marine Paris Japan China Hawaii Marseilles Moss Ciotat The Messageries Maritimes of

Indictment Accuses Nation's Labor Peace Council Leaders

A federal grand jury charges Congressman Frank Buchanan David Lamar the Wolf of Wall Street former Congressman Robert Fowler and five others with conspiracy under the Sherman act. The group allegedly used German funds to incite strikes in munitions factories to disrupt Allied war production. Bond and potential penalties include up to one year in prison and a 10000 fine.

Labor Peace Council New York Frank Buchanan David Lamar Wolf Wall Street Robert Fowler Illinois National Peace Council Herman Schulters Henry B. Martin Chicago Franz von Rintelen England Jacob C. Taylor Frank S. Monett Ohio von Rintelen Lamar

Pathan Returns to Port for Engine Trouble

The British munitions ship Pathan of the Mogu line, after leaving New York on December 22 for Hull, turned back and is slowly advancing toward Halifax due to engine trouble. Captain Chaplin reportedly examined cargo and machinery after loading at Hoboken amid tight guard.

New York Pathan Mogu Line Hull Halifax Chaplin Hoboken

House Sails but Denies Reports of Mission of Peace

The Holland-American liner Rotterdam departed New York with Colonel E. M. House Minister Brand Whitlock and Captain Karl Boy-Ed aboard. House said the trip to Europe aims to brief ambassadors on U.S. attitude on international questions and to obtain their views, denying any peace-proposal purpose.

New York Rotterdam Europe E. M. House Wilson Belgium Brand Whitlock Karl Boy-Ed House United Press

Germany to Form New Party in Reichstag

The Hague report says Berlin hosts a movement to form a new party in the reichstag. Its program seeks early peace and criticizes government handling of internal issues notably the food supply. Seventeen reichstag members reportedly pledged support.

The Hague Berlin Reichstag

Unclear Attack Case Counts Spark International Debate

The article discusses varying figures on attack cases causing conjecture and notes that identity issues and unknown submarine nationalities hinder the State Department from assigning responsibility. Austria’s potential role is speculated as a factor in prepledge considerations.

Berlin Sees Amicable End In Lusitania Crisis

A Rome dispatch said an Italian liner bound for Catania was sunk, while Austria plans an international commission on Ancona disputes. In Washington, officials weigh Germany’s repudiation of the Lusitania pledge and new un warned submarine attacks as inquiries are planned with German and Austrian diplomats.

Washington State Department Rome Catania London Austria Ancona Germany Lusitania United States Villa de la Ciotat Ministre Beernaert Porto Yeddo Hadley Emblema Cottingham Bernstorff New York Count von Sternstorff Berlin

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Asquith Opposition Lloyd George Kaiser Prince BMG Ates Mississippi Charles Proutvy Pan- American Scientific Congress CZAR Sulgar Czar Macedonia la Follette Cushner French Island Buchanan, Lamar and Whitlock Holland
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