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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1916

Page

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Pageant Revival Harks Back to Ancient Drama's Roots

Marietta Ohio hosts a centennial pageant revival tracing the origins of drama from Greek and Roman open-air performances to medieval pageants in England. The piece notes Marietta 1888 as a starting point for American pageants, with local interest spreading nationwide. It also mentions a separate item about investigations into A M Castle Engineering and financial troubles leading to a bankruptcy petition in Chicago and La Crosse.

Frederic J Walkin Washington DE. C Duns Shakespeare Cordelias Des Almoge England Shanespeare Marietta Mr. Castle J.rufus Wallingford Castle Wolfe la Crosse Madison Peition United States Court Burlington Railroad Tafay Castle Engineering Company Emerson-Brantingham Implement Company Kenosha Wis A. O. Wolfe Castle I

Railroads Deny Demands of Men in June Report

New York June 15 All demands of the railroad trainmen have been declined. Whether a strike follows depends on the verdict of the trainmen.

Railroads New York

Border clash kills three American troopers near Laredo

Reports from Laredo Texas and San Antonio describe a dawn fight near San Ignacio downriver from Laredo where about 100 Mexican bandits attacked U S troops of the Fourteenth Cavalry. Three Americans died and seven were wounded, with six bandits killed and several horses left dead in the brush. Major Gray and General Funston exchanged communications noting the fight lasted about 30 minutes and that bandits crossed the Rio Grande.

Laredo Texas Rio Grande San Ignacio San Antonio Tuneta Mann Funston M. Fourteenth Cavalry Major Gray James Minahan Grey Carranza Lar Tortillas ‘Ranch Gray Washington United States Cavalry War Department Matin Fourteenth Cavalry

Russians Stand Between Lemberg and Czernowitz

Petrograd reports a Russian offensive north of Czernowitz toward Lemberg with troops near the city and several railheads along the Czernowitz line. Kolomea is targeted. success could sever Czernowitz from Lemberg, forcing Austrian withdrawal via the Carpathians. Additional drives continue near Kovel and Pinsk with uneven gains.

Czernowitz Lemberg Carpathians Kove Pinsk

Two Cent Raise Accepted by Street Car Men

A wage agreement raising pay by two cents an hour was signed today by a car men's local union committee and Wisconsin Railway Light and Power officials for La Crosse Street Car System. The pact raises rates for all workers and runs indefinitely unless a future demand is made with 30 days’ notice.

Acreet Car Men’s Wisconsi Railway Light and Power Company la Crosse Hero Street Tar Company H.L. Rice Milwaukee H. A. Straight Peter Sleger Charles Kanver Edward Jones Jery Harms

German Squadron Defeated by Russ Fleet in Baltic

London reports a Baltic engagement where Russian and German light squadrons clashed near the Swedish coast. The German auxiliary cruiser Koenig von Sachsen was sunk with all aboard, along with a destroyer and twelve merchant ships. Russian forces included six destroyers and submarines that surprised the German squadron.

Baltic London Baltic Sea Copenhagen Koenig von Sachsen

Democrats Nominate Tonight At Democratic Convention

The Democratic national convention moves toward nominating President Wilson tonight and Tom Marshall for vice president after a day focused on platform work. James delivers a defiant keynote as Bryan exits and the resolutions committee works toward final planks for the platform.

Perry Arnold United Press Colisham T. Louis Democracy James Resolutions Committee Wilson Martin H. Glynn William J. Bryan Elate Beak Washington Tér Marshall Axley A. M. Brayton Colisham ST. Louis Fune Paul OG. Husting Wisconsin Tte Lorms Mr. Hasting Republican Party William F. Wolfe Jnanty Monson Do Tse Karel Fkey Wolfe Bryan State Central Committee Horton Grotophorst Baraboo G. H. White River Falls Richard Lloyd Jones Madison State Journal A Follette Madison Democratic Committee On Democratic Party Lincoln Democratic Organization Democratic Party of la Follette America Jones South Woman's Party Chicago Hel Congress

Wilson Moves to Campaign Strategy and Possible Appointments

President Wilson takes personal charge of re election plan selecting a field general after conferring with Jer nard Baruch of New York. He may announce his choice soon as advisers consider Homer Comings for the vice chair role and Vance McCormick as a progressive ally. The campaign is expected to be intense.

Washington Wilson Jernard Baruch New York Homer Comings McComb McComb. Intercial Democrats Vance McCormick Pennsylvania McCormick Hughes Yertory

Plans announced for formation of La Crosse Chamber

A broad movement to merge La Crosse area trade and business groups into a single Chamber of Commerce has begun. A Forward La Crosse Committee of fifty was named to lead the drive, with headquarters opened in the La Crosse Club basement and a conservative, nation-wide model guiding the plan.

Tong Alvic la Crosse la Crosse Club North Fifth Street Bosra Ot Ana Chapta Board of Trade Manufacturers’ and Jobhars’ Resociation Retail Merchants’ Association A. L. Goetzemann I. §. Dittman John C. Burns Es, Hebberd A. M. Schubbert W. F. Hurtgen W. F. Goodrich V. Tausche D. W. MacWillie William F. Strauss Chamber of Commerce of Fitty Frank P. Hixon Arthur Holbek L. C. Colman Joseph J. Felber F .W. Pieman William Doerfinger N.mr. Scott Harry Taggart J. B. Murray John Mulder Jo W. Boyer Joseph P. Gohres J.G. Dubrake Edward Evans George F. Hanser F. P. Wenzel W. F. Wolfe E. M. Wing B. C. Smith Julius Burkhardt H- J. Kraye, Jr Evald Qison A. Gunderson George W. Borton Carl Michel John Weyhaupt F. A. Copeland M. Fuck J. 5. Medary A. Hirahheimer Walter Hosely Henry Gund William Torrance Will Ott Henry J. A. Salzer L. H. Martin George Irvine F. H. Burgess R. B. Gelatt George Gordon W.A. Anderton C. A. Boomner Mom Wie Yam Gautsci Wesley Dawson James, Thompaca Argyle Scott Bas Bhig Committee Will Tole

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