Political perspective over party passionsons to judge history
A broad defense of measured political judgment urges readers to avoid overreacting to contemporary rhetoric. It cites Lincoln’s mixed press reception and warns that today’s beloved figures may be judged harshly by history while lesser figures can rise. It concludes that no one is ever perfect in politics and wise restraint is prudent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
New York City
Lincoln
Illinois
Linrol
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Natural Law and the Limits of Metaphor in Science
A fragment discusses experiments with insects at Columbia and critiques the idea that national or personal problems arise from violated natural law. It argues that trouble often stems from lies or neglect, not natural law, using examples like road tacks and punctures to question the mapping of fault to natural law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
In Trouble People Prefer Remedies Over Cause
The passage notes that knowing the cause of a tire going flat matters little to a man in trouble compared to finding a remedy. It argues that dwelling on events or pompous philosophy worsens the situation and distracts from practical steps to escape trouble.
Captain Cadogan and Peer Stromme Globe Trotter Echoes
The piece honors Captain Anthony Cadogan who retires after 46 years and 2,500,009 miles of navigation crossing the equator 320 times, equating to 106 world circumnavigations, alongside reflections on Peer Stromme the journalist who claimed a thousand years in experience. It compares daring careers in travel and writing, with vivid asides on business, war, and journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Stromme
Madison
Magellan
Peer
Anthony Cadogan
Buenos Aires
New York
Captain Cadogan
Henry Ford
Wall Street Journal
Liz
Cadogan
Stromme
China
Dakotas
Nonpartisan League
Europe
Free Lance
Ten Years Ago In La Crosse Area Celebrations
Ten years ago today Miss Lulu Wachsmuth left for Neenah and Menasha as a delegate to a state encampment. Berna Selelstad planned farewell before sailing on Kristianafjord for Norway on its maiden voyage. Joseph E. Smith resigned after 17 years with La Crosse Gas and Electric. J C Stickler left Onalaska Woolen Mill after 13 years, with J G Robb taking over. High water damaged homes and farms but mills expected to resume. Property purchases on State Street and street news highlighted. Several marriages noted, plus Berlin Street police station dedication and Europe trip homecomings.
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Lulu Wachsmuth
Neenah and
Menasha
Lie McKinney
Helief Corps
Berna Selelstad
Sorway
Kristianafjord
Joseph E. Smith
la Crosse Gas and Electric Company
J.C. Stickler
Onalaska
J. G. Robb
Tn. P. Smith
Kleist
State Street
Micklejohn
Hyde
Milwaukee
M. 4
Desmond
Closs
Chicago University Medical School
Rushford
August Bey
Sophia Kuehn
Gamm
South Fourth
John Norman
Sparta
Burlingham
Berlin Street
Tom Gallagher
Yehle
Hare
Becker
Europe
At Her Very Door Step A Texas teaching job alters Corinne life
Corinne Macdonald receives an appointment as third grade teacher at Murty school in Dalton Texas. She plans to leave country dreams behind for change while wrestling with love for John Diddro, a department store manager, and the fear of heartbreak as she mails her letter accepting the position and faces a new life away from home. The piece includes a local accident note about three autos wrecked on the Jefferson highway near Rosemont and a pastor resigning in Fall Falls, Minnesota.
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Igndore
Murty
Dalton
Texas
Corinne Macdonald
John Diddroh
Bin
Corinne
Tong
Tory eGsen Auling
John Diddseon
W. Ark Home
Fife
Nike
Trimver
Aliss Ranny
Kien
J-John
McClure Newspa
Denver Bank Ring Members Sentenced to Long Terms
The Associated Press reports Denver defendants tied to a Saturn dollar bank ring received prison terms after convictions for conspiracy to commit confidence games and related charges. Judge George Dunkloo handed sentences ranging from four to ten years in California state prison to twenty defendants, with victims from across the country testifying and some witnesses traveling from abroad to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DENVER “BANK@ RING
Denver
Cole
Associated Press
Satinn Dolar Bane Ring
Priday
George FL Dunkloo
Tony Blenger
Earh
Calerhria
Steindlers
Rioreer
Thiree Omiits
Charine Tonsmiracr
Enziind
Propose Jail for Autoist Who Flees After Accident
The Senate on Capitol Hill Friday proposed a most severe penalty nine years in jail and a fine for any motorist who leaves an accident scene without identifying themselves. The bill, authored by Senator Prime (Rep. Campaign), received unanimous support from all present and requires the driver to stop, provide name and residence, vehicle details, and chauffeur numbers to the injured person or police officer or to a nearby police station or judicial officer.
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Senate
Priniip
Tre Nearnet Poliny
Seer Game Profection Washington Auto Shotgun Debate
Hunting clubs and nature groups protest rapid bird loss due to automatic shotguns. They urge limiting to two shells and seek to restrict or abolish automatic shotguns. Associations urge owners to adjust magazine capacities to reduce crippling birds.
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Washington
Associated Press
America
Legislature Alters Funds And Elections Rules In Turbulent Session
The body advances measures on state retirement funds and inheritance tax provisions, reshapes county administration, and expands controls on election devices and class schedules. Bills reach third readings, cover teacher annuities, bank regulation, and public works, while several measures are killed or sent to committees for further action.
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Supreme Cert
Suner
Summerville
Evr Tris
Husk
Waller
Tertaty
Bay Knek
Mechanica
Lindh
A. J. Smith
Mentor
Sreare
Foster
Bille
Tanke
Como
Walworth
Br Klate
Relaliie
Herkeiy
Polakowski
Milwaukee
Berigin
Freck
Judiciary Committee
Blomberg
Rhinelander
Jen
Dettinger
Gorey
Iy Kiesner
Luccan
Br Garey
Schumann
Senate
Ty Freehoff
Johnson
Judiciary
Boy Judiciary Committee
Truth in Advertising Slogan of Clothiers Chicago
The Associated Press reports a code of ethics by the National Association of Retail Clothiers pledging truth in advertising as a covenant with the public. The document, disbursed to 24 000 copies, stresses integrity as the cornerstone of commerce and places honesty and business character before service and merchandise.
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Clothiers
Chicago
Associated Press
Natonal Association of Retail Clothiers
United States
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Republican Party
Intel- Jorr Greene
Seward, Chase and Ban
Philadelphia
Erin
Rongly
Rraty
High Life
G. Kuehn
Volksfreund
Barre Mills
Baenzinger
Kueh
Corona
Remington
Fairmont
Jefferson Highway
Eetrl
Hosemovnt
Tittle Falls
Minn
Louis Penninghoff
St. John’s
Jehlen & Sons
St. 3Rd St
BY Williams
Granpa Sutton
Williays
WEA Service
Northern Engraving
Ceylon
India
Hotel Planters Crust
Kore Classie Soon St
Planters
Wenzel
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