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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1914

Page

3

Glad Hand Welcomes I O O F Delegates to La Crosse

La Crosse extends a cordial greeting as the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekah Assembly meet for their sixty eighth annual state convention. The order upholds Friendship Love and Truth and aims to promote better citizenship and family life. The Tribune joins in welcoming the grand lodge to the city for the first time.

la Crosse Independent Order of Odd Fellows Rebekah Assembly Odd Fellow Grand Lodge of the Order the Tribune

They Don’t Want It They Don’t Need It Coupon Ballot Debate

A local paper criticizes the Coupon Ballot stance as biased and argues opponents fail to give real reasons. It asserts no desire for honest elections in Mexico and no corrupt elections in Wisconsin, while distinguishing fair critique from disingenuous motives.

Mexico Wisconsin

Primary election reform sparks clash over popular government

The piece argues about voting ease and reliability for laborers and elites alike, condemns Hamiltonian followers for opposing broader ballots, and critiques the Coupon Ballot and Dunn’s emphasis on mechanics. It warns that expanding direct democracy threatens aristocratic control and predicts resistance from those who fear majority rule.

Alexander Hamilton Dunn

Squirrels and Reform Doings in The Sentinel

A satirical note on Milwaukee Sentinel praising Appleton Post as superior stalwart papers and the term reform used with irony. The piece mocks reform rhetoric and compares the paper’s disguise to a wolf in sheep’s clothing and a husband hiding in a salt pork barrel.

Milwaukee Sentinel Appleton Post The Sentinel Madison

Primitive church protest at tent cathedral in Chicago

Neighbors testified in police court against Rev L V Roberts and nine congregants including five women after arrests over loud singing and shouting from the primitive church of Christ tent cathedral. The incident stemmed from complaints by residents near the Chicago site.

Chicago Church of Christ L. V. Roberts

Fire destroys 29 buildings in Corinth Ky

Fire swept the main part of Corinth Kentucky destroying 29 buildings with a loss of about 60000 dollars. Local fire crews battled the flames but the blaze left extensive damage across the town center. The cause was not immediately known and no injuries were reported.

Corinth

Eruption at Mount Lassen crater rocks Iowa town

A crater on Mount Lassen near Red Bluff Iowa exploded today sending rocks the size of flour sacks into the air. Ashes blanketed the ground to a depth of two feet within about 79 yards of the crater.

Red Bluff Iowa

Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles

A short verse tale contrasts a frog on a lily pad with a stylish dragonfly. The dragonfly chides the frog to hurry, while the frog’s pride leads to a ploy that ends with the fly inside the frog. The fable ends with the dragonfly’s dreamlike smile.

A New Line of Art

A large man and dissatisfied boarder bursts into a tirade at the landlady after dinner. He roars at the moon and hurls abuse about the house while a fellow boarder asks the cause. He quips that the landlady is the first woman he knew who could literally paint food on a plate.

Popular Congress of the Stars

Nothing to Forgive at the Party Promise

An innocent suitor tells Mabel that at her party last night her sister promised to marry him and asks for forgiveness for taking her away. Mabel responds that forgiveness is the very purpose of the party.

Mabel

Love and dog bite in farewell

A woman asks George if he loves her and he confirms. He recalls a dog bite he received while bidding her goodbye in the vestibule, noting he did not notice until he reached home. The pair exchange affectionate lines amid the odd incident.

George

Polish couple seeks marriage consent under law

A Polish couple appeared before the court seeking marriage consent and legal recognition amid bureaucratic procedures. Local officials noted standard requirements and timelines for completing the civil ceremony.

Women Speak of Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Testimonies from Westbrook Maine and Manston Wisconsin describe relief from back pain weakness night sweats and hot flashes during Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Brownell resident notes long lasting health improvements and urges others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Westbrook Lawrence Martin King St Maine Manston Wis M. J. Brownell

Marriage by Justice Ends In One Name

A comical ceremony ends with the justice noting the couple’s merged names. Zacharewicz Perzynski and Leokowtowicz toward Jeu linski wed after the license is presented. The scene shifts to a nautical tale as the narrator regains consciousness aboard the Susan Constant in the Channel with John Smith introducing the ship’s crew and crew’s actions.

John Smith Susan Constant

Tarantula injures Chicago man in Minnesota journey

Butler R. Storke, a Chicago man known as a boy financier, left Mayo brothers hospital after a finger was amputated following a tarantula bite during a project trip in Minnesota for a Chicago firm. His earlier federal court appearance was noted.

Rochester, Minn Butler R. Storke Chicago Mayo Brothers’ Hospital Storke Minnesota

Suffsburn Old Church Wargrave Fire Destruction

A historic church dating from 1538 in Wargrave England was destroyed by fire on June 2. Militant literature was found scattered around the scene, indicating possible ideological motive behind the blaze.

Wargrave Eng

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