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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
3
The piece portrays President Wilson’s humanitarian plan for Mexico as broad and generous, favored by most Americans but rejected by a conservative faction led by War Lord Roosevelt. It argues U.S. intervention aims to restore order and constitutional government, while acknowledging uncertainty about war outcomes and Mexico’s internal factions. The article stresses American support for a humane rescue without pursuing self gain.
La Crosse residents are urged to obtain solvenir programs for the State Norme ahead of Howard M. Jones’s Masques of Marsh and River presented locally. The feature fuels city pride with images of Jones and 300 local youths slated to participate in the performance.
The Masque of Marsh and River centers on La Crosse and its civic issues conveyed through a vivid, civilizational message. The work by Mr. Jones is praised for directness and versatility and is deemed enduring in American literature.
The piece notes heightened military readiness amid tensions with Mexico and the Pacific. It describes ships kept from the San Francisco exposition to deter war dogs in the Atlantic, and reports strengthening coast defenses, expanding submarine gear, and advancing supplies. It compares current strength to the Civil War era and recalls effective American notes then.
Alderman Worth urges a resolution to authorize and equip the board of public works to resurface and preserve La Crosse paved streets. He argues for timely repairs to prevent future damage and maintain economic use and enjoyment of the city’s thoroughfares.
President Wilson asserts no designs on Mexican territory to reassure South American republics. A. B. C. mediators foster common understanding, and the European war strengthens ties among American republics. A strengthened Monroe doctrine could undergird safety and prosperity across the Western Hemisphere.
A line from a column reflects on human fallibility and integrity. It rebukes envy and suggests a Christian ethic values honesty over popularity, even when one would rather avoid conflict or dirt. The sentiment underscores moral courage in everyday life.
A Cranbury New Jersey anecdote features Congressman Allan B. Walsh recalling a tale about railroad questions. A traveling salesman complains the town’s station is far from the town, while a local quips that the station may be placed near the track, in a brief exchange cited from the Philadelphia Telegraph.
A grouchy man with inflammatory rheumatism blames his wife for his condition. He tells a friend the doctor warned humidity is bad for him and his wife cries to keep the room moist, prompting a surprised reaction.
The Granby family recalls Mr. Lawrence as the best pastor they ever had and a calm, sympathetic presence. Each member praises his serene disposition, easy hospitality, and the peace he brought to their home during his long stay.
In a tense clandestine escape tale two men, Farquhar and Gotz, plan a risky breakout from a French prison. They aid a wounded officer, dodge pursuit through Parisian streets, and move toward a dawn escape with Englishman Preston promising future aid.
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