Notary Public Schedule Notes
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
3
A Regular Fellow Charles A Dittman Honored By Eagles
A tribute to Charles A Dittman secretary of the Eagles praising his intelligence and integrity. The writer admires his practical leadership and mission driven work against disreputable saloons while noting disagreements on some matters.
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Charles A. Dittman
The
Eagles
Mr. Dittman
Charley Dittman
Dittman
Littmann
Freehoff Loyalty Questioned in Wisconsin Roll Call
A Madison dispatch targets Assemblyman Henry A. Freehoff of La Crosse County in a roll call accusing him of betraying a Republican platform pledge over the tax commission abolition. The piece notes Freehoff’s progressive leanings, his district’s voting history, and his absence from the Republican convention while deriding the party line.
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Tax Commission
Madison
Chronicle
la Crosse County
Henry A. Freehof
Freehorst
No clear events or individuals in a one-sided quote
The fragment discusses appreciation for a man described as square brainy and likeable as an ally today and possibly an opponent tomorrow, but no concrete facts, names, places, or events emerge.
Quiet Life Over War Dreams in Simple Homemaker Verse
A poem contrasts royal conquest with a tranquil home life. The speaker rejects domination, bombs, and bloodshed, valuing sleep, family, a garden, and modest contentment over titles, uniforms, or empire. It champions peace and ordinary happiness over war and glory.
Office Changes Spark Talk of Summer Saturdays
A Patchogue man remarks on his friend’s loss of a best friend as he learns the office will close at noon on Saturdays in summer. The Speonk commuter laments losing a desk breeze and instead spending Saturdays weeded gardens in the sun.
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Patchogue
Speonk
City Girl Proposes Trip to Coney Island Shoot The Chutes
A city girl tells her uncle of plans to visit Coney Island and ride the chutes. He apologizes that he did not bring a gun, noting he did not expect to need one in the east.
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Coney Island
Arizona
Kitty
Medal Earned for Saving an Umpire’s Life
A player recalls earning a medal after saving an umpire's life during a baseball game. He says he held a pop bottle but did not throw it as the umpire called Sweeney out sliding to home plate, the play that would have won the game.
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Sweeney
The Rich Litigant Reverend Rice Honored in Emporia
The Rev. J. H. Rice, preacher judge of Emporia, is renowned in Kansas for his sermon eloquence and the fairness of his police court rulings. At a dinner in his honor he modestly noted that praise may be exaggerated yet he can claim to go into court with steady resolve.
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J. H. Rice
Emporia
Kansas
Dr. Rice
Home Buying Campaign Prompts Public Letters
The Tribune urges citizens to consider home buying as vital to city welfare and launches a contest offering five dollar merchandise prizes for short letters with sound reasons for supporting local home purchasing. Publicity is framed as a remedy for public evils and community growth.
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Tribune
Rich litigant blindsides verdict with plea to appeal
A wealthy plaintiff told his lawyer in Palm Beach to wire the result of a suit. The lawyer answered that right had triumphed. The litigant then wired back to appeal at once, seeking to overturn the decision.
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Palm Beach
Trickster Finnel on Bible Reading Debate in Albany
John H Finnel New York education commissioner dismisses evasive tactics in the school bible reading argument in Albany. He cites a fable about a schoolboy choosing parts of an apple to illustrate a point about straightforward discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Finnel
New York
Albany
Barrymore Accent Joke Reveals Transatlantic Casting Woes
Francis Wilson recalls Maurice Barrymore’s anecdote about a London manager who doubted his American accent and mocked the idea of Barrymore performing in England. The tale contrasts with Empress of Ireland inquiry notes and a race fan’s quip about a dead heat after a warm finish.
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Francis Wilson
Maurice Barrymore
Mr. Barrymore
Barrymore
Journeys End in-Taxi Bills On Floridas Rail Ride
Dick Minot and a restless companion aboard the Palm Beach Special endure delays and flirtation as they chase a luncheon at San Marco. A fidgety, copper haired beauty sparks Minots interest while the train crawls through Jacksonville and Sunbeam, with a last minute plan to outrun the schedule.
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Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
South
Palm Beach
Mr. Minot
Jacksonville
Romeo
Juliet
San Marco
Dick Minot
Sappho
Minot
Clara Wright Opens Eyes After Tornado Rescue
Miss Clara Wright, niece of aviation pioneer Orville Wright, showed slight improvement after being injured while attempting to rescue a horse during a tornado that devastated this area. Doctors report she remains in danger but is a little better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmore
S. D
Clara Wright
Orville Wright
Britain Faces Deficit and War Loan Demand
The Chancellor of the Exchequer announced a deficit exceeding 2.5 billion dollars in revenue and proposed a supplemental loan of 1.25 billion dollars as war funding in the afternoon Commons session.
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Londn
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