La Crosse Normal to Graduate 131 Students Tomorrow
The fourth annual commencement at La Crosse Normal School will be held in the auditorium at 9 30 am. One hundred thirty-one will receive diplomas or certificates, up twenty five from last year, with eight graduates in February. The program includes a recital, invocation by Rev D C Jones, a commencement address by Dr Nathaniel Butler of the University of Chicago, musical duets, and presentation of diplomas.
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The
la Crosse Normal School
Tschaikowsky
Clara Larsen
D. C. Jones
Harriet B. Oltman
Nathaniel Butler
University of Chicago
Stabat Mater
Rossini
Carrie Chapman Catt elected president of suffrage alliance
At the annual congress of the International Woman's Suffrage Alliance Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt was elected president by acclamation. It is the ninth straight year she has held the office. The alliance began in Berlin in 1904 with Mrs Catt as chief founder. The group has never chosen another president.
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International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance
Carrie Chapman Catt
Berlin
Catt
Poincare Seen By London At York House State Visit
President Poincare of France began his second day in Britain as the state guest by meeting U S Ambassador Page and other diplomats at York House. He later dined with the lord mayor and corporation, then traveled to Guildhall in a state carriage amid dense crowds and a field marshal escort.
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London
Poincare
France
Great Britain
United States
W. H. Page
Diplomatic Corps
York House
Corporation
Guildhall
Ambassador Cambon
Tribune Carriers Attend Eagles Carnival At La Crosse
The Tribune carrier boys were guests of the Eagles at their carnival in La Crosse. They toured all shows and were provided popcorn crackerjack and lemonade by members of the La Crosse aerie.
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Tribune Carrier Boys
The
Eagles
la Crosse Aerie
Lieutenant Governor's Son Hospitalized In Diphtheria Concern
Steven Morris five year old son of Lieutenant Governor Thomas Morris was admitted to St. Francis hospital after days of illness. Doctors fear diphtheria and a diagnosis is expected this afternoon.
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Steven Morris
Thomas Morris
St. Francis Hospital
Umbrella Tale Highlights Long-Hosted Item Claim
An Ohio man boasts of possessing an umbrella for more than twenty years. The quip notes value in leftover items and the patience to keep a mundane object, while a wry comparison to sculpture hints at hidden craft within ordinary things.
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Ohio
Wife No. 13 Seeks Divorce From Lionel Lawrence
Mrs. Lionel Lawrence, wife to a great grandson of Captain Lawrence, sues for divorce after discovering she is wife No. 13. The report appears in a collection of brief items from New York and other cities, including local curiosities and oddities.
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New York
Lionel Lawrence
Lawrence of
Expose Toilette Debuts As Paris Gown Sparks Show
New York on June 25 reports the debut of the expose toilette fashion from Paris. A crowd gathered as a gown with embroidered silk trunks and knee let displays drew attention. The look features filmy draped robes and stockings peeking from the dress.
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New York
Paris
France
Fifth Avenue
Milady
Mrs. Fred Gluck Dies in Lansing Iowa
Brownsville resident Mrs. Fred Gluck died at her son Fred Gluck Jr s home in Lansing Iowa at 10 Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held in Brownsville tomorrow afternoon.
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Fred Gluck
Brownsville
Fred Gluck, Jr
Lansing
Iowa
County Fathers Picnic Sets Sail for Dresden Park
County officers and supervisors plus city officials and guests boarded boats at 8:30 this morning for Dresden park for the annual county picnic. The crowd loaded boats with food and drink as Judge John Brindley prepared to mediate the annual ball game between supervisors and officers. Cr. H. Rawlinson, longtime county clerk and assistant sergeant at arms of the state senate, is home for the outing.
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Board of Supervisors
Dresden Park
John Brindley
Cr. H. Rawlinson
State Senate
Diamond famine after 1923 sparks concern in Denver
In Denver on June 25, J. C. Bloom, secretary of the Colorado Retail Jewelers Association, warned that no diamonds will be produced after 1923 unless a new field is found. He cited declining Kimberley field output and predicted no diamonds mined there within ten years.
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Denver
Col
J. C. Bloom
Colorado Retail Jewelers’ Association
Kimberley
South Africa
Bloom
Turk found in hotels arrested in Burlington building
Patrolman Ritter detained Karafil Ships a Turk claiming railroad crew work after sightings at the Germania and Burlington hotels. He wandered rooms and the building until unable to explain his presence, leading to detention pending investigation.
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Karafil Ships
Ritter
Burlington
Germania
Storm Lashes City with Downed Trees and Split Fences
A strong wind storm yesterday afternoon toppled several large trees on Rose Street and damaged wooden fences. A plate glass window at Billiken pool hall on Mill Street blew out as wind rushed through the back door. A large plant from Namor Shain’s roof on Mill Street was blown nearly two blocks, landing near bystanders.
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Rose Street
Billiken Pool Hall
Mill Street
Namor Shain
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Social Exchange
The North Side notes a busy stretch with guests from Dayton Ohio to St. Paul Minnesota visiting or returning home. Residents travel to Nebraska San Francisco and Milwaukee while others visit relatives in Winona Madison and Buffalo. Local hospital stays and church society meetings are listed along with several returns home.
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Eleanore Nagle
Dayton
Ohio
Swarthout
O. Sorenson
Caledonia St
Nebraska
Charles Miller
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Miller
Hazel Campbell
Winona
H. Larson
Madison
A. Burdine
St. Paul
Hattie Kiehna
Buffalo
N. Y
F. Campbel
Clarence Miller
Theodore
J. Paulus
South Fifth Street
Minneapolis
W. Raymond
City
W. Herman
Berlin Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
German Methodist Church
E. Koch
Caledonia Street
Veronica Breuer
Avon Street
Milwaukee
A. Peterson
Kane Street
Sparta
A. Losie
Sumner Street
Funeral for Theodore Hirschfeld Former Bakery Owner
The funeral of Theodore Hirschfeld, a former north side resident and bakery proprietor on Mill Street, will be held tomorrow at 8 15 am from St John’s Church. He died Monday night in Black River Falls after a brief illness, and he was blind for most of his life.
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Theodore Hirschfeld
North Side
St. John’s Church
Hirschfeld
Black River Falls
Mill Street
Man Pleads Innocence in Assault Case Involving 11 Year Old
William Bills, address unknown, pleaded not guilty in county court to charges of attempting to assault 11 year old Emelie Maurer, daughter of Ed Maurer of Heileman Brewing. Chief Webber filed the complaint. Preliminary hearing set for June 29. Bills held on $100 bond.
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William Bills
Emelie Maurer
Ed. W. Maurer
Heileman Brewing Company
Bills
Webber
Deputy Aynard Dies in Paris Parliament
In Paris the deputy Aynard collapsed during a session and died from heart failure while being moved to the corridor. The chamber adjourned immediately.
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Paris
Aynard
Man Learns Love at First Sight Seeks Rare Caviar Trial
A humorous line posits a suitor who falls in love instantly and would savor caviar on first encounter, imagining romance as a culinary surprise. The quip frames attraction as an unexpected tasting.
Tabernacle Baptist Ladies Entertained At Mrs Elliot's Home
The ladies of the Tabernacle Baptist church will be entertained Thursday at 2 30 PM at 8380 St James street with Mrs George Barber assisting and light refreshments served.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
G. Elliot
St. James Street
George Barber
George Fisher Condition Improves After Paralysis
George Fisher at 708 Avon street remains gravely ill after a paralysis strike at home. The article notes his condition improving slightly amid careful nursing and medical attention.
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George Fisher
Avon Street
Patient Taken to St Francis Hospital After Incident
Days ago the patient was moved to St Francis Hospital and is under care by Dr. R. E. Flynn.
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St. Francis Hospital
R. E. Flynn
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Copenhagen
Oyen
Odin J. Oyen
Main Street
King George
Museum of
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Ariz
Guayamas
Glasgow
Peter Donaldson
Clyde
Chamber of Deputies
Hutchinson
Kan
St. John
Chicago
Robert A. Pratt
Vancouver
Wash
Oregon
Los Angeles
William Ross
Desert
Ross
Tonneau
C. E. Carne
Carne
Deep P. Na Arrow Jlea
Arrow
Turk
F. M. Branson & Son
South Fourth Street
North Side Briefs
Giri
Star Theatre
Mona
Modocs
Castoria
General Electric Co
Majestic Theatre
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