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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
7
In London David Lloyd George declares that by July 1 the UK workingmen must accept industrial discipline or face military regulation. The move signals England waking up as wartime pressures demand organized industry to meet continental demands after four months of persuasion.
The article argues Lloyd George uses wartime crisis to push a bill giving the minister of munitions expanded power. It says July 1 will start mandatory compliance after a seven day grace period for workers and employers to settle disputes. The piece frames this as a democratic alternative to autocratic German methods and a turning point for England.
Delegates at the New York State Bankers' Association convention in Saratoga Springs hear Governor Benjamin Armstrong Jr of the New York Federal Reserve Bank address the Fed reserve act. Discussion follows with bankers asking questions before an afternoon boat trip around St George. The annual banquet closes the event tonight.
The article notes thousands grind India ink as a side line, working at night in winter. Ink is produced by burning oil in a lamp with a long removable chimney to clean soot. Sesame oil yields the best ink, with cheaper grades from coal oil in petroleum regions.
Poughkeepsie New York June 25 intercollegiate crews taper for June 28 race none in water until late this morning Columbia oarsmen started then Cornell Pennsylvania Stanford and Syracuse followed Coach Jim Rice sent his crew through a time trial Old regatta fans noted Stanford showing surprise and predicted a tight battle with Columbia for first honors
Dr. E. W. Sartel a leading Janesville physician was admitted to Mendota State Hospital for the insane. Friends say worry over drug users he could not help pushed him toward a breakdown.
A World columnist decries repetitive magazine cover art while ignoring the similar monotony on interior pages, arguing both showcase the same stale visual style after years of use.
Mrs Herbert Haire of Shawano Wisconsin suffered stomach and digestive ailments. After trying multiple remedies she reports swift improvement from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and plans to continue until permanently healthy. She endorses the product for stomach liver and intestinal issues and urges friends to order.
Washington June 25 The department of agriculture reports many ant lawn complaints but notes ants do little damage. For small lawns drench nests with boiling water or spray with kerosene emulsion or strong soap wash. Larger nests may require bisulphide or carbon, injected into the nest and sealed. Ants feed on plant lice and rarely harm plants. they may improve soil aeration.
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