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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

7

Villa pushes southern march toward Zacatecas and San Luis Potosi

Villa expands rebel operation in northern Mexico moving 20 000 men toward Zacatecas from Fresnillo where the vanguard has already arrived. He declines to name a plan but says Mexico City is the eventual target and may press toward Aguascalientes San Luis Potosi before the capital.

Torreon Coahuila Mexico A.B. C Niagara Falls Venustiano Carranza Francisco Villa Zacatecas San Luis Potosi Villa Fresnillo Mexico City Panofil Natera Aguascalientes

Lewis Sells Sparta Hotel to Edward Jones and Mahoney

In Sparta on June 12 E A Lewis sold his hotel interests to Edward Jones and John Mahoney with possession to be taken Monday. Lewis plans retirement and relocation to a new residence at Montgomer y and Benton streets. Also noted is Sid Smith trading his Leon farm for Charles Wooley dray line and a successful senior class play A College Town at the Armory. Commencement exercises are scheduled for this evening.

Sparta Wis E. A. Lewis Edward Jones John Mahoney Lewis Montgomery and Benton Streets Sid Smith Leon Charles Wooley Armory

Tango Trust Is New York Plan

A New York report describes a proposed Tango Trust aiming to corner tango talent and run tango teas and salons in major hotels and resorts. The plan envisions a cross between a hat check trust and a booking office for vaudeville acts, with contracts sought from elite venues and famous dancers.

Tango Trust New York Albany Jardins Palais de Danse Hat Check Trust United Booking Office James Powers Wall Street

John Barleycorn Winner at Waupun

An article in Everybody's examines alcohol use from an investigation of 592 men sent to the Waupun penitentiary, as presented by Dr. Rock in the June issue. The piece discusses statistics gleaned from the study and reflects on drinking patterns among the inmates.

Waupun Wis Rock

Sleyster Links Alcohol to Crime in Hospital History

Dr Sleyster, new superintendent of the hospital for criminal insane, summarizes 592 cases noting 217 or 368 were sons of drunken fathers and high percentages addicted to alcohol before 15 or habitually drinking. He reports 269 murderers studied, 41.5 percent drank to excess, and most were intoxicated at crime time. He warns alcohol and degeneracy form a vicious circle.

Sleyster

Tipping Evil Can't Be Stopped Says Pullman Official

San Francisco June 12 The traveling public bids for better service through tipping and the so called tipping evil cannot be stopped Richmond Dean general manager of the Pullman company defended the practice in a hearing before John Eshelman of the California state railroad commission Our rate of pay is based.

San Francisco Richmond Dean Pullman Company John Eshelman California State Railroad Commission

Travel demands aid for those who serve comforts

A quoted line suggests the traveling public should contribute to supporting those who provide comforts to travelers. The remark frames charitable funding as a duty tied to service and travel.

SeventeenHour Jury Awards Six Dollars in Crop Case

A circuit court jury in Manitowoc Wisconsin took 17 hours to decide a dispute between William Fricke and A B Richardson over a crop sharing agreement resulting in a six dollar award to Fricke. The lengthy deliberation highlights tensions in agricultural contract matters.

Manitowoc Wis William Fricke A. B. Richardson

Dr David Munro Files for Kenosha Sheriff Nomination

Dr David M Munro filed as a Republican candidate for sheriff of Kenosha County Wisconsin on June 12 in Kenosha. He took out nomination papers signaling his entry into the county law enforcement race.

Kenosha, Wis David M. Munro Kenosha County

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