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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1915

Page

10

German Newspaper Suspended Over Conte Reventlow Editorial

Berlin suspended the Deutshe Tagezeitung for an indefinite period after an editorial by Count Reventlow criticized the Lusitania sinking. The move reflects German foreign office aim to avoid hindering peace talks with the United States. The delay of Germany's reply to the American note extends at least ten days. Admiral von Tirpitz now handles the reply under Foreign Office review based on Meyer-Gerhard's data.

Carl W. Ackerman United Press Berlin The Hague United States Deutsche Tagezeitung Count Reventlow Lusitania Tagezeitung Germany Foreign Office Admiral von Tirpitz Anton Meyer-Gerhard

Application for La Crosse liquor license 1915

A U S citizen applies to the La Crosse Common Council for a license to sell intoxicating liquor for on premise consumption at 325 Pearl Street from July 1, 1915, to July 1, 1916. Bondsman listed is New Amsterdam Casualty Co. Dated June 15, 1915.

City of la Crosse United States Town of Pearl Street New Amsterdam Casualty Co E. D. Wermuth

Most Modest Man Comes to Town

The most modest man in the world, Al Butler, special agent for the Sells Floto Circus, Buffalo Bill's original Wild West, arrived for a one day engagement. He boasts the show is the greatest of the year, with star performers, clowns, and a star parade led by Buffalo Bill. invites the public to view the parade at 4:30 p.m. to prove his claims.

al Butler Sells-Floto Circus Buffalo Bill

John Coady Celebrates Eighty-Second Birthday

John Coady a longtime La Crosse police officer for fifty years received congratulations today as he moved through Eagle convention crowds on the streets. He remains lively and alert with a keen interest in city affairs.

John Coady la Crosse Eagle Convention

Early La Crosse marshal John Coady remembered

A biographical sketch recalls John Coady born 1851 in Tipperary who emigrated to the United States and settled in La Crosse. He served as city night watch, marshal, police detective, and helped found La Crosse’s first fire company. He retired in 1908 after a half century of service and witnessed the city’s early lumbering and river trade era.

la Crosse John Coady Tipperary Ireland New York Mississippi River Coady E. H. Chambers Adam Jacobus P. L. Clark

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Blues

Women should understand melancholy or blues is often a sign of organic disorder. For nearly forty years Lydia KE Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy, with testimonials from women restored to health by its use.

Lydia KE. Pinkham

Radish Encloses Buckle In Wisconsin Garden

In Ferryville Wisconsin Mrs W T Robertson grows a radish that formed around an old suspender buckle found in the soil. Neighbors may harvest earlier and larger radishes but they lack such buckle encirclement. She says she has also raised them with utensils.

Ferryville Wis W. T. Robertson

Mohr Arrested in Chicago Over 1906 Land Fraud Case

Carl H. Mohr, once tied to the North Dakota Improvement Company, was arrested in Chicago by federal authorities at the request of North Dakota officials. He faces an indictment for using the mails to defraud in a land sale dating to 1906. Mohr denies any current ties to the firm, now in receivership.

Chicago Carl H. Mohr North Dakota Improvement Company North Dakota Mohr

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ECE Middy Ummer Coats Pri Count Reventiow Main Street Pryor’s Main St Aluminum A. M. Castle Engineering Jay St Lunde & Childs S. 2Nd Street R. R Frank X. Dietz State Street Alfred James LA Crosse Auto Tire CO Jerome W. Hanks Batavian Bank New Phone M. Erickson Bakery CO Tier Bread Makers CE Smith South Eighth Street Langdon’s Union Shop Jay Hand Lacrosse Bottling Works S. 3Rd St BEST Northwest Northwestern Vines L. W. Campbell Mai Roth Gateway Mercantile Gene Goodwin Madam Pfeil Bien Jolie Coal and Coke M. Oswald S. 5Th Street Wanderers Dyers Cleaners Summer Tenneson Pederson King St. Coal CO O. T. Erhart Irvine W. A. Grimes & CO la Crosse Floral Co Hodge UNION Imperial MAIN Naturopathic Sanitarium S. 7Th St Cameron Ave Undertakers Tillman Bros Third Street Pray Guimpes CITY IS &2 Mr. Coady
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