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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
1
General Carranza replies from Vera Cruz to President Wilson urging peaceful adjustment and pledging to hold elections and transfer power to a constitutional government. Villa defends the convention and counters claims of no government while asserting loyal support for revolutionary authority amid ongoing conflict.
Washington reports a possible conference among Villa Zapata Chavez Carranza as factions in Mexico seek to reconcile differences within ten days or two weeks. Emissaries from the U S weigh a plan to convene representatives while border troops face redeployment and relief efforts.
Villa a oras o c ommissioned to Carranza urges peace and accuses Caylza of civil war as U s government is urged to stay out of Mexican affairs. Enriqu Liorente to present Villa s reply in Washington while factions blame reformers for internal strife and call for free elections amid ongoing conflict.
Consul Carothers reports the battle ended in a draw. Villa evacuated Leon and retired to Liberia, while Obregon could not pursue. Villa officials postponed execution of Americans George Marx and S.S. Franklin sentenced for counterfeit money in Chihuahua.
The document cites orders and letters from Duval West and Sir Cecil Spring Rice, noting no guarantees of protection for citizens or foreigners. It quotes assurances of tranquility and good order observed, with continued discussion on page 6.
William Jennings Bryan addresses German Americans explaining U S neutrality in the European war and urging support for the United States if trouble arises. He notes natural patriotism toward birthplace but warns against treating it as disloyalty and defends administration neutrality. Continued on page 6.
Dr Bernhard Dernberg traveling with his wife sailed from New York on the Bergensfjord to Bergen Norway under Allied protection. He praised his stay and bid Americans farewell with a German salutation and warm wishes for the United States.
Police investigate a shooting at the Christian farm near Grand Crossing. Eva Swartz reports a neighbor. Violet Christian No 2 claims she was shooting at a yard target, not at Mrs Christian No 2. No arrests yet.
A madman kills his wife on the north side and escapes as police pursue. The incident leads to a citywide manhunt with authorities coordinating efforts to capture him.
Washington reports say Ambassador Gerard delivered the American note to the German foreign office and the Kaiser received the second note. Officials note Germany may accept general principles to safeguard U.S. citizens and peace talks could follow. President Wilson awaits Berlin’s reply a week to ten days as Colonel House heads to London for firsthand updates. Bryan signals he will “mark time” on future events amid broad endorsements.
Jake Biers alias Frank Brown alias Gus Lindnell confessed to burglaries in La Crosse area. He pleaded guilty and received two and a half years in state prison. He admitted entering North Side Lumber offices and attempting to dynamite the safe. He also stole a transit from the city engineer's office and discarded it in junk.
Miss Mildred Andersen of 417 South Thirteenth street was surprised at home by her confirmation class who gave a gold friendship pin set with rubies. The group hosted a farewell party before her move to Minneapolis next week with refreshments and games.
Commencement activities begin tomorrow with high school graduates attending baccalaureate services at the Presbyterian church corner of Eighth and King Streets. Rev D C Jones will deliver the sermon as the class marches into the church.
Neighbors found a woman in a pool of blood after her child witnessed Julius Brabant flee the scene. The injured wife had previously faced a year sentence but was released after three months. authorities consider recommitting Brabant.
The killer crossed the Milwaukee rail road bridge toward La Crescent around 2 30. Constable Joseph F Hirt, given a clearance card, was turned back by the watchman as No 18 approached. Hirt used a hand car while Officers Rick and Deneen and Chief Webber with Captain Dugan pursued the suspect.
Mrs. Nettie Brabant 39 1503 Caledonia street was struck and stabbed in her home by Julius Brabant 44 released from Mendota asylum last month. Dr Sutter said recovery impossible. Brabant fled pursued by police with neighbors discovering the bloodied scene. The incident followed years of fear as Brabant reportedly planned recommitment.
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