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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
12
Karl W Ackerman reports a second air raid on Karlsruhe on Tuesday. Sirens rang as residents sought shelter while German planes reconnoitered the city. Twenty seven killed and sixty wounded. An American casualty report showed twenty six unhurt but scared by the attack on an open town.
An Ann Arbor student recalls waking to a bomb blast 50 feet from her room. In Karlsruhe, I Krumdick of Grand Junction notes windows shattered by German air raids. The dowager grand duchess of Baden and the queen of Sweden rode past, surveying damage as publics buildings avoided ruin.
Frank Duveneck of Gloucester Massachusetts is unanimously awarded the grand prize in art by an international jury of forty five at the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco.
Chicago becomes a major advertising hub as 5900 ad men arrive from across the country. A Chicago vs St Louis ball game draws Mayor Keen of St Louis and 500 supporters. Tomorrow visiting ad men plan to edit fifty Chicago pulpits and push the truth in advertising.
Madison June 19 The Wisconsin Assembly indefinitely postponed a tax bill abolishing the tax commission by 19 to 42. Assemblyman Everett changed his vote for reconsideration, and the measure will return next Wednesday with administration hopes to turn the tide.
London June 19. The Hartlepool steamer Dulcie a 2955 ton vessel owned by C Nielse and Son of Hartlepool was torpedoed and sunk off the east coast early today One crew member drowned The ship built in 1906 measured 275 feet in length
Rome June 19 Pope Benedict names Rev Antony Schuler of Denver as bishop of El Paso Texas replacing the late bishop in a reforming move.
Workers in Cincinnati gear up as William Woodhead of San Francisco predicts a great convention. He says the event will hammer the Made in U S A idea and end the lure of imported goods. A mammoth parade features with a California bear mascot leading the Los Angeles contingent.
Howard Kinney of Campbell married Minnie Christopherpherson of Onalaska in a Wednesday ceremony. They will reside on the Kinney farm in Campbell with relatives visiting from St. Paul and Minneapolis. Local residents include guests, church society events, and upcoming local baseball at the park featuring the Opaccos versus the La Crosse Athletes.
Diamonds and jewelry valued at 8825 were stolen from the William L. Selig residence in Chicago. Frederick Koraf, the house man at the Lake View avenue home, is missing and a police report has been filed.
Assemblyman H J Grell defended a bill to legalize manufacture and sale of skim milk cheese in Wisconsin. He said it could add 2 000 000 dollars to the value of the state's dairy products and is a conservation measure by utilizing dairy by products.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally via bread and mucous surfaces with testimonials offered free. The price is 1 cent per bottle and Druggists carry Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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