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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
9
An Atlanta firm claims fifty years of study on blood diseases like catarrh eczema malaria and rheumatism. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood cleanser and tonic and urges readers to write for free medical advice while ensuring no substitutes are as good.
Evans of Des Moines editor of the Yeomen Shield and Ford peace expedition member will lecture at the Yeomen hall Tuesday evening June 20 on European conditions as he found them after a western tour. The Yeomen juvenile drill team will also perform and the hall will be open to the public before Evans heads to Eau Claire and Superior.
William F. Wolfe of La Crosse defended President Wilson against hyphenism charges before the Democratic National Convention in St Louis. He praised Wisconsin's public wisdom and statutory enactments, urged support for Wilson in November, and criticized Republican convention treatment of Wisconsin delegates as unfair and insulting. He urged unity under Wilson and cited Wisconsin’s past loyalty to the president.
The text outlines a Democratic Party platform advocating equal rights for all citizens, prison reform, broader pensions for soldiers and widows, river and harbor development, and Alaska and territorial governance expansion. It praises Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall, calls for national control of the Mississippi, and urges peace and humane international policies.
The passage endorses federal support for sanitation and tubercular sanatoriums, calls for Senate rule changes for quicker lawmaking, advocates a budget system with unified committee control, reaffirms civil service enforcement, supports Philippine self government, favors woman suffrage on par with men, and pledges to protect citizen rights both domestically and abroad. It concludes with a warning against treaties that undermine sovereignty.
A Wisconsin speaker argues that agitators have little political impact while praising Woodrow Wilson and American diplomacy. He claims Wisconsin voters favor principled leadership, notes presidential timber among officials, and predicts a strong Democratic showing in November.
Wisconsin commissioner at insurance M. Z. Cleary will address the La Crosse Underwriters Association at the Wanquet Hotel Stoddard tonight at 6:30. The talk, titled National organization with a view towards benefiting both policy holders and insurance concerns, outlines the evening’s program and the group’s last meeting before September. The record also notes a political endorsement of Woodrow Wilson in the Wisconsin real state context.
Dr Charles H Mayo one of the Mayo brothers of Rochester Minn was chosen president of the American Medical Association in Detroit with a 190 to 27 vote in the house of delegates He defeated Dr Davis Jackson of Kansas City Mo for the post on Thursday afternoon.
Northwestern railroad filed plans with the railroad commission for an automatic signal system on its line from Wiscona to Iron du Lac, a 57 mile stretch. System expected to be in operation August 1. Wisconsin Public Service Company seeks certificate to furnish current to Two Rivers village for fall consumers using over one horsepower.
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