Ribot Forms French Cabinet in Paris
Senator Alexander Felix Ribot told President Poincare of a new cabinet lineup including Leon Bourgeois as foreign affairs Theophile Delcasse as navy Jean Dupuy as public works and M Noulen s as war department with Ribot inducing their actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poincare
Alexander Felix Ribot
Ribot
Leon Bourgeois
Theophile Delcasse
Jean Dupuy
M. Noulens
War Department
To Have Perfect Skin Throughout the Summer
An old advice note recommends mercorized wax to brighten skin and hide discoloration, claiming one ounce cleanses a soiled complexion and should be used overnight. A cold cream-like application plus a zinc and saxolite lotion is advised for daytime use to tighten skin and erase wrinkles in hot weather.
Just Apply This Paste and the Hairs Vanish Beauty Tip
An old beauty notice promotes a delatone paste to remove facial neck and arm hair. It claims a quick two minute application, rubbing off the paste and washing the skin leaves hairless skin with no harm. It warns to buy delatone in original small packages to avoid disappointment.
Poloists Practice in New York Ahead of International Trophy
Light practice for American and British polo teams scheduled for the international trophy match next Saturday. Captain Cheape remains under medical care with swollen eyes after being struck by a hard drive from H. C. Phipps. Doctors expect him fit for the crucial day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cheape
H. C. Phipps
Roosevelt Meets King at Lagranja Palace
June 9 Col Theodore Roosevelt is hosted by King Alfonso at the summer palace near Madrid Lagranja. The day centers on talks and cordial reception as Roosevelt visits Spain, continuing his diplomatic and public interest tour.
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King
T. R. Mardid
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Alfonso
Madrid
Lagranja
North Side Martin Farrar Dies in Chicago Rail Veteran
Martin Farrar former engineer on the Milwaukee Road La Crosse division died after a three week illness at his Chicago home. He began as an engineer in 1863, served over 25 years, retired and moved to Chicago. Funeral services were held at his residence with interment at Oakridge cemetery. He was well known among La Crosse railroad men.
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Martin Farrar
la Crosse
Milwaukee Road
Chicago
North Side Briefs Show North Side Activities
North Side Briefs list church group postponements social visits and local weather moving plans. Notes include Ladies Aid postponement at North Presbyterian and Bethel Lutheran Young People gathering hosted by Lindstroms, plus visitors from Wauzeka Lynxville Hokah Red Wing Preston St Louis and Utah. Local residents Ada Foster and the Hagen family relocate while Scouts Bob White Patrol beat Eagle Patrol 13 to 12 at Copeland park and Florence Lawrence appears at the Dreamland.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
North Presbyterian Church
Catherine Keelin
George Clemens
St. Francis Hospital
Patrick
William Nilan
Red Wing
la Crosse
Earl Hanlon
Preston
Minn
E. Olson
Mill Street
O'Neil Shoe Store
Genevieve Hanson
Minneapolis
Asa Foster
Berlin Street
Winona
Joseph Miller
Utah
Boy Scouts
Bob White
Boy Scout
Eagle Patrol
Copeland Park
Eagles
Spence and Peterman
Trayne
Jenks
Pendergast
Florence Lawrence
Dreamland
Russell Martinbee
Wood Street
Young Peoples Society
Charles Street Lutheran Church
Jessie Gould, Holmen
Mary Nelson
Kennewick
Wash
A Bachelor
Kane
La Follette policy criticized in editorial extract
A political advertisement cites an editorial from the Bellman Minneapolis May 23 1914 arguing Wisconsin under La Follette has cost taxpayers, raised costs, and threatened private property through high taxes and state governance. It urges voters to elect men who will end the experiment station approach and restore fiscal sanity before further erosion of ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Follette
Commonwealth
Wm. C. Edgar
Northwest
Bail Out It. Twelve Free Speech Prisoners Released at White Plains
In Tarrytown New York on June 3 1924 twelve free speech prisoners held in White Plains jail for defying authorities were ordered released. Justice Moore presided as Alexander Jergmann an anarchist appeared before the court and offered bonds totaling 2400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
White Plains
Justice Moorehouse
Alexander Jergmann
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Offers Quick Cleanse
Local druggists promote Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a powerful system cleanser for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. One dose claimed to convince users, with many local customers reporting surprising results.
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Mayr
Shot While Asleep in Oak Park Bakery
Enrico Filzotta, a baker, was shot while sleeping on a lounge in his shop in Oak Park and died an hour later. John Talmo and his son Tony are being questioned by Oak Park police. An empty cartridge found outside the window is the only clue to the slayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Enrico Filzotta
Oak Park
John Talmo
Tony
Filzotti
North Side Progressive League Ice Cream Social Planned
The North Side Progressive League at Woodman Hall will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow evening with an ice cream social. Thomas Gibson of Gibson Brothers has agreed to supply the ice cream if wafers and dishes are provided, promising a lively discussion of North Side affairs.
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North Side Progressive League
Woodman Hall
Thomas Gibson
Gibson Brothers
League
North Side
Rapp Driven Out By Love Letters
In Chicago William Rapp Jr the husband of opera star Mme Ernestine Schumann Heink fled the courtroom as ten love letters to a New York based "blonde lady" were read. The letters praise devotion and warn against destruction while Rapp claims loneliness and affection seeking. A detective recounts obtaining the letters from Mrs Katharine Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Katherine E. Dean
William Rapp, Jr
Mme
Ernestine Schumann- Heink
Rapp
Nonnie
Schumann-Heink
Wonder Woman
New York
Frances P. Ashton
Dean
Meat Causes Kidney Trouble Warns of Salts Flush
A noted authority warns daily meat intake forms uric acid that sluggish kidneys struggle to expel. He recommends four ounces of Rad Salts nightly, dissolved in water before breakfast, to cleanse kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and reduce bladder irritation, with Chas Beyschlag selling the product at 502 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayls
Chas. Beyschlag
Main Street
Postponed Polo Match In New York Due To Injury
The international trophy polo game scheduled for Meadowbrook is postponed to next week after Captain Leslie Cheape British No 2 suffers an injury. The decision shifts the game from tomorrow to Saturday originally planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meadowbrook
Leslie Cheape
Public exam for La Crosse Police Department June 11 1914
The notice states a public examination of applicants for membership in the La Crosse Police Department to be held at City Hall at 8:00 p m on Thursday June 11 1914. The notice is dated June 4 1914 and signed by L C Colman secretary of the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners.
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Police Department of
City of la Crosse
Wis
City Hall
la Crosse
Board OF Police and Fire Commissioners
L. C. Colman
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Daniel Frohman
Sir Walter
Scott
Burr McIntosh
Mizzoura
Star Theatre
Keystone
N. Y. Motion Picture Co
Kay Bee
Thanhouser
Cee Ae Caatt
la Crosse Tribune
Pana Seist
Jerry
International News Service
Mr. Fipp
Hey Jerry
North Side Briefs
Tiffany
W. T. Irvine
Jeweler
W. E. Barber
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