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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
2
The 2448 ton steamer Pania was torpedoed and sunk by a submarine off the Beatch coast. The crew were landed at Stornoway today.
A dynamite attack destroyed the Butte Socialist Publishing plant early today. An unknown intruder entered through a rear window and placed a charge on the press, wrecking the building and causing heavy damage on the eve of miners' day amid rioting and martial law in the district.
Burglars who tried to rob the Kroska saloon last night dragged the 460 pound safe about five blocks down the street to hide their loot. The safe contained $790 and was found intact this morning, though considerably messed up.
In Wildwood a kindergarten teacher Elsin Dorr befriends Jonathan Ferdinand Marbridge Harcourt a lonely boy who wanders to her class on Dobbin. His father Mr Harcourt retrieves him and soon visits the school with tea and stories as Jonathan becomes Elsin’s devoted model scholar.
A home care routine suggests washing the face with resinol soap and hot water, applying resinol ointment ten minutes, then rinsing with hot water and finishing with cold water. Repeat daily to soothe pores and reduce pimples and skin irritations. Sold by all druggists.
The article promotes Resinol soap for infant skin, noting it is pure and free from harsh alkali and contains Resinol medication trusted by physicians to prevent rashes and chafing in babies.
In a small town, a funeral turns into a focal point for speculation and chatter as residents discuss recent events. The gathering draws local attention and prompts questions about what caused the incident and who was involved.
Sparta Wis June 12 The commencement for the class of 1915 featured an Armory program with music by the high school orchestra and glee clubs. Hon John J Esch delivered an address on Service, a senior play The Professor's Predicament was staged, and diplomas were awarded to graduates across Latin Commercial German Classical English and other courses.
Five names: J. Blank, Isabelle FE Baldwin, Dagmar Marie Anderson, Spencer H Almer, and Roy O Abrahamson tied in the latest event. The exact context and venue are not specified in the fragments.
Winnipeg judge grants extradition of Anthony Hegarty, an agent for Prudential Life Insurance, arrested six weeks ago at police request from Elizabeth New Jersey. He allegedly failed to surrender receipts for policy surrender values.
The British steamer Otago was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine in the North Sea while en route to Hull. Its crew were landed at South Shields. Also, the Russian bark Thomasina was torpedoed off Ireland and its crew landed at Queenstown.
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