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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
2
Poughkeepsie New York June 29 Albert J Dexter was elected captain of the 1915 Wisconsin varsity crew after Friday's race.
Washington June 29 That the constitutionalist delegates in the United States have no immediate intention of participating in informal conferences with the Huerta delegates for settlement of Mexico internal problems was indicated today in a statement by Jose Vasconcelos to the effect that Carranza representatives will probably remain in Washington for several weeks It is supposed they will await the result of Villas present campaign The Mexican factions can settle on peace terms Huerta is convinced that he cannot withstand a general assault on Mexico City and is willing to make concessions of a most sweeping character to bring about peace So convinced is the administration that peace can be arranged that General Leonard Wood who has been held in reserve to assume complete command of any aggressive operations in Mexico has been ordered to assume his duties as commander of the division of the east with headquarters at Governors Island An ounce of charity is better than a ton of advice.
In a gentle garden vignette, six lilies discuss waking with the Fourth of July season. They dream of becoming big and straight as more lilies join the bloom, while their fragrance mingles with the powdery air and patriotic songs they softly sing for a free earth.
Washington June 29 suffragists marched on the capital presenting petitions for equal suffrage to the senate and house. Leaders Dr Anna Howard Shaw Jane Addams Rhetta Childe Dorr and Mrs Medill McCormick headed a delegation to Speaker Clark and Vice President Marshall.
In Denver on June 29 Edward P. Costigan and Clarence P. Dodge led the Colorado Progressive Party after Costigan charged coal companies raised 50 000 to seize party control and defeat him. He also opposed keeping J S Temple as state committee secretary, accusing Temple of siding with the coal interests.
Navy department officials expect the plucking board to finish its work tomorrow and announce removals. Five captains four commanders four lieutenant commanders and two lieutenants are slated for removal. The board is headed by Admiral Southerland Rear Admiral Knight Rear Admiral Reynolds Rear Admiral Caperton and Rear Admiral McLean.
New York June 29. Play began at the Kings County Tennis Club in Brooklyn for the lawn tennis championship of Long Island. Many entrants had competed in the Metropolitan matches ten days earlier.
An article advises removing surface tan and dust with ordinary metcolite wax applied overnight, then rinsed away. It claims the thin outer skin is gently absorbed, improving complexion. Also recommends a saxolite hazel facial solution used daily to banish summer wrinkles and whiten skin.
Oyster Bay June 29 Colonel Roosevelt is sicker than he appears and his physician says four months of rest is advised. He has cancelled his California campaign tour due to health concerns. Dr Lambert notes malaria it caused an enlarged spleen and the colonel challenges the rest plan while vowing to recover.
A severe wind storm in Rushford Tuesday night caused only minor damage, mainly broken tree limbs. The piece notes many residents traveling or visiting relatives, including Laura Wright at St Olaf’s in Northfield, Mrs Ryder visiting from Prairie du Chien, and guests of the Evenson-Knudson wedding. Others mentioned include Miss Bernice Engh returning from Winona Normal, and Wilson Gould visiting from St Paul.
Mrs. Gardner Faraday and Vera visit Gerald Mosely in his MacDougal alley studio amid artful clutter and Parisian echoes. A pink crepe de chine kimono hints at Vera's past as Gerald greets them with casual charm before plans to sail the next day.
Vera, Sybil, and Gerald reunite in MacDougal Alley as Sybil reveals she is married to Gerald. Aunt Marcia warms to the happy couple, while Vera shares her engagement to Jack. The scene ends with the group stepping into sunlight, embracing new bonds and futures.
Banish summer fatigue with a teaspoonful of Horsford's Acid Phosphate in water with sugar. Marketed as a cooling beverage superior to lemonade in hot weather.
The backbone of the Westinghouse strike was believed broken when the Union Switch and Signal company at 2% Swissvale voted to return to work on Monday morning.
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