Bryan Arraigns Causeless War in Open Letter
Ex Secretary of State Bryan attacks the doctrine that might makes right in a speech or pamphlet on war and peace. He argues preparedness misleads nations, cites Europe’s conflagration, and praises a White House leader who sets a good example for avoiding war. He condemns larceny as criminal yet calls imperial aggression glorious.
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Washington
Sec
Bryan
Sons of Mars
Europe
White House
Old World
Saturated Magnesia Drink Promotes Gentle Digestion
A public notice promotes saturated magnesia as a mild after meal beverage that neutralizes stomach acids without forcing digestion. It claims to relieve overworked digestive organs and let them function naturally. Available at O. T. Erhart and druggists in powder or tablet form.
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O. T .-Erhart
Magnesia
East
Niay
McCloskey In Jail Over E Z Plate Fine
Thomas F. McCloskey, convicted of using the mails to defraud in the E Z Plate case at Eau Claire, remains jailed there awaiting payment of a $109 fine assessed by the federal court after his guilty plea.
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Thomas F. McCloskey
Eau Claire
Karnes Ties Baltusrol Course Record At Open
James W. Karnes now living in Philadelphia equalled the Baltusrol course record with a 71 in the national open. Robert G. McDonald of Buffalo shot 72, one stroke behind Barnes’ mark, as noted at Baltusrol Golf Club in Short Hills New Jersey on June 17.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
N. J
James W. Karnes
Seattle
Wash
Philadelphia
Robert G. McDonald
Buffalo
Barnes
Visit Yellowstone Park on Your Western Trip
Touring options offered by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway promote a circle tour from Butte Montana to Yellowstone Park with scenic routes on all steel trains The Olympian and The Columbian Also advertised are the Rainier Shasta route from Seattle and Tacoma to California and the Pacific Limited from Los Angeles or San Francisco These low fare round trip excursions include daily stopovers and complete travel literature from local agents.
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California
Butte
Montana
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Rockies
Cascades
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Seattle
Tacoma
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Limited
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Arrives for La Crosse Shows
Three special trains bring Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace circus paraphernalia to La Crosse for two performances starting Friday. The setup spans thirty tents including a massive arena pavilion, a barber shop, and a menagerie with hundreds of animals. A Sunday parade precedes a 1 PM matinee and 7 PM evening show with one ticket valid for both.
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la Crosse
Beaver Dam
Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace
Cadesmas Pope
Young & Berner’s Drug Store
War party majority in Greek chamber named
The new Greek chamber will have 186 supporters of Venizelos the war party leader. The minority side lists 104 supporters of the present government and independents including twelve theotokists six tallists and eight dimitracopou lists.
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Athens
War Party
Venizelos
Frank Case Now Up to Governor
In Atlanta on June 17 Leo M. Frank faced three options from Governor Sinton regarding his death sentence. The governor could refuse commutation to life imprisonment, grant the commutation, or grant a reprieve. A ruling was expected Friday as the case awaited the next executive's decision.
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Frank Case
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Gov. Sinton
Harris
Mrs Anna Hussing Dies After Illness of Three Months
Mrs Anna Hussing 70, of 513 Ferry street, died at a local hospital at 12 05 this morning after a three month tumor illness. She was born in Germany and came to America in 1853, later living in La Crosse. Survived by two daughters Mrs H C Micklesen Hudson Wis and Mrs H H Niebuhr La Crosse, two sons Oscar Hussing and Ernest Gruenzner La Crosse, a sister Mrs Frank Briedel St Josephs Ridge, and a brother I Hohfeld Chaseburg. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from the residence with Rev Henry Andreas officiating. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Anna Hussing
Ferry Street
Hussing
Germany
America
Chipmunk College
la Crosse
H. C. Micklesen
Hudson
Wis
H. H. Ni
German Submarine U-14 Captured by British Forces
Berlin reports that the German submarine U-14 has been destroyed and its crew captured by a British submarine. The admiralty confirmed the loss, tying it to a recent claim by the First Lord of the Admiralty in Parliament.
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Berlin
Sayville
L. A
Admiralty
the Admiralty
Balfour
House of Commons
Two British Steamers Hit by German Submarines
London reports confirm the Strathcairn torpedoed in the Irish Channel on Tuesday night. The Trafford was sunk thirty miles off the Small Islands with crew landed at Milford Haven. The Turnwell from Liverpool to New York was stopped and boarded but not sunk. crew evacuated and later reembarked at Milford Haven.
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London
Strathcairn
Trafford
Milfordhaven
Liverpool
New York
Brutal baby murder shocks Chicago lakefront
A two month old girl was found murdered and washed ashore in a drainage canal near Lemont. Her hands were tied behind her back and clothesline was wrapped around her neck as police mark it one of the city’s most brutal infant killings in years.
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Chicago
Ina
Lemont
Lansing Pleases Wilson With Secretary of State Retention
President Wilson is pleased with Robert Lansing as secretary of state and is aligned with Lansing on foreign policy. Officials expect Lansing to be permanently retained in the cabinet despite Bryan's resignation.
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Lansing
Wilson
Robert Lasing
Bryan
Washington
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