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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
3
Mixing the Sheep and the Goats in Wisconsin Politics
A Harper's Weekly analysis discusses the Wisconsin political split among La Follette, McGovern, and Roosevelt era figures. It argues against a La Follette McGovern alliance, clarifies stances on trusts, and emphasizes La Follette’s democratic approach over Rooseveltist philanthropy. The piece criticizes Mason’s portrayal as ignoring key ideological differences and warns of broader consequences for progressive institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Harper’s Weekly
Julian Mason
la Follette
McGovern
Mason
Mr. Mason
Chicago
Karel
Roosevelt
T. R
Root
Education should continue after high school
The piece urges La Crosse county graduates to pursue further education or self education after high school. It argues most will not attend college, so they should retain the beneficial high school influences and keep learning, while discarding only the least helpful aspects. The call is for graduates to push their personal growth and stay engaged with learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
La Folletteism defines progress in the long march
The piece argues La Follette’s unwavering principled stance against expediency, labeling his approach as La Folletteism. It warns that while opponents demand compromise, his method treats defeat as a step toward future victory, aligning with a century of progressive resolve.
Illinois approves West Side terminal project in Chicago
APPROVE TERMINAL CHICAGO June 8 Construction of the new West Side terminal in Chicago costing more than 65 million dollars has been approved by the Illinois public utilities commission Commissioner Shaw announced today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Side
Illinois Public Utilities Commission
Shaw
Heavy rain accumulates over Sioux Falls
Since yesterday afternoon an aggregate of 2.21 inches of rain has fallen in this vicinity, making a total of 2.26 inches during the past thirty six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles in Life’s Machine
A compact verse critique of modern excess. It catalogs excesses from work and play to eating and drinking, sleep and activity, boasting and weeping, urging reflection beyond the barrage of too much. The piece ends on a note about overdoing even smiles.
Boy’s clever plea funds adenoid operations drive
A Michigan health supervisor recounts a schoolroom fundraiser where children sold stamps to pay for adenoid and tonsil removals. A boy selling stamps explains the money will buy adenoids for children who have none, highlighting the charity effort.
Hotel Bill Overtaking Alps Escapade
Augustus and Angelina scale the Alps when she spots a distant ribbon like a hotel bill unspooling toward their hotel. He quips in relief that the bill is the culprit, framing their ascent as a humorous chase against debt. The scene blends adventure with a light financial punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus
Angelina
How Is It You Always Have Such Delicious Beef
A young bride asks an older married friend for her secret to tasty beef. The woman answers that she picks a good honest butcher and stands by him while he cuts the meat, implying steady support rather than trading favors.
Appreciation for W B Trites Lunching in London
Appreciation for the American novelist W B Trites notes his London publishing venture. His books found success after crossing the Atlantic as he enjoyed a luncheon in the city with literary patrons and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Trites
London
S. S. S. blood tonic advertises liver and blood benefits
The Swift Specific Company promotes S. S. S. as a natural liver tonic that cleanses blood and aids tissue nutrition. It claims to help rheumatism anemia and skin diseases by stimulating liver function and blood circulation. Consumers are urged to buy only S. S. S. and consult specialists at 526 Swift Bldg. Atlanta Ga.
If Women Only Knew About Kidney Pills in La Crosse
La Crosse resident Mrs. G A Phelps reports long rheumatic back pains and hip discomfort eased by Doan s Kidney Pills after weak kidneys. She credits relief and improved strength to the remedy and urges others to use Doan s. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Phelps
Jackson Street
la Crosse
Wis
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Germantown Speaker Defines Appreciation Via His Son
In Germantown a host questions the meaning of appreciation as Mr. Trites jokes that his son is “a rare disease” kept away from home, comparing the concept to beriberi. The remark frames a lighthearted exchange about family and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Trites
Shorten Term for Notable Prisoners Cited by Mayor Whitlock
Toledo mayor Brand Whitlock comments on leniency for influential offenders, saying early release benefits the public. He recounts comforting a sobbing widow whose husband faces jail time, noting good behavior can shorten sentences, and the woman replies Henry can be an angel when he chooses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Henry
Failing Strength Shares Morning Walk Struggles
An elderly man explains his strength is waning as he walks daily. He used to complete a full block each morning but now grows tired halfway and must return home.
Spittoon Rule Sparks Hotel Confrontation
In a hotel, a manager explains the spittoon rule to a new arrivals. Pat spots a guest ignoring the sign and confronts him urging immediate compliance. The guest admits moving the sign and claims no spitting on carpet. Pat warns of reporting any future violations.
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Pat
Eight Hurt In Fight Between Striking Carpenters
In Freeport Illinois eight people were injured in a street fight between striking carpenters and two contractors. Samuel Hehlyn was kicked in the abdomen and struck with a gas pipe and is in serious condition Elmer Hemlyn had his right ear partially bitten off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport, Ill
Samuel Hehlyn
Elmer Hemlyn
Deny Frank New Trial in Atlanta Murder Case
Judge Ben Hill refused Leo F. Frank a new trial after his conviction for murdering 14 year old Mary Phagan. Frank’s counsel said an appeal to the state supreme court would be filed. Solicitor Dorsey filed a demurrer as Hill held Frank had not lost any constitutional right by not being present for the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leo F. Frank
Mary Phagan
Ben Hill
Frank
State Supreme Court
Dorsey
Hill
Yet Smith Declines Backers Authority and Seeks Virginia Trial
Yet Smith refuses backing or authority and declares he will be tried in Virginia if justice is served. He claims no power can arrest or try him until the council is known, says he submitted to arrest to show he does not defy discipline, and warns against a drumhead court martial as unallowable. He challenges any who try to move him off the ship to step forth like men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Virginia
England
Newport
Wingfield
Mary
Maxwell
London
Maxwells
Captain Newport
Virginia Company
London Council
Council
London Company
Sir George Somers
Richard Hackluyt
Farraday
Heaven
Earth
The
Virgin Isles
John Smith
Ratcliffe
Voyage to Virginia Ends With Sign of Land
The narrator contemplates dangers of leaving England for Virginia amid Wingfield’s scheming and Smith’s discrediting. As storms mount and mutiny fears rise, a sea voyage nears its end with land-ho sighted after days of peril and rain.
Wilson Returns to Washington after Annapolis trip
President Wilson arrived in Washington from Annapolis aboard the Mayflower today and went straight to the White House to handle press matters before driving to his Virginia Country Club for a round of golf.
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Washington
Wilson
Annapolis
White House
Virginia
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