Bulgars Report Planned Assault on Constantinople
March 7 the Bulgarians announce a Teutonic assault on Constantinople. General Ivanoff at Adrianople plans to move siege guns to Chatalja for a coordinated push on the Ottoman capital. Bulgarians claim success at Adrianople and report breakthrough into the ancient city, with Shukri Pasha said to have killed himself as the Bulgarians entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopia
Constantinople
War Office
Ivanoff
Adrianople
Chatal
Chatalja
Westerday
Holy
Mames
Shukeit Pasha
Two men rearrested on unpaid fines in Va district
A Hanson and Benjamin Peterson were rearrested by Police Station No 4 officer Dan Denesa for failing to pay prior fines after a drunkenness charge a month earlier. They had been released with a promise to settle the fines within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hanson
Benjamin Peterson
Vatrolmin Dan Denesa
Entertainments for Friday at two churches
The Ladies Aid of the German Methodist church will be entertained Friday afternoon by Miss Ida Nelson of 413 Caledonia Street. The Young People's meeting at the Norwegian M. Church will be entertained Friday evening at the corner of Berlin and Sul Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
German Methodist Church
Ida Nelson
Caledonia Street
Yous People’s Meeting
Berlin
Siil Streets
Young People's Society to Convene in La Crosse
Delegates from twenty five Western Wisconsin societies gather for the twenty second convention of the Young People’s Christian Endeavor at First Presbyterian Church La Crosse opening a three day session. Program includes devotions, speeches, music, and sessions led by pastors Y M C A officials and junior leaders in Sparta Tomah Neenah Stoddard Galesville La Crosse and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church of
Jlev. Harding R. Wogan
Sparta
S A. Boyd
la Crosse
Workers’ Conference
Rev. Edear
Barrifield
Christian Indeavor
If. GO
Kathmyin Mekhart
Stoddard
King
David Livingstone
R. J. Lloyd
Bangor
Lily Matheson
Neenah
Bele Spenter
Galesville
Engleman
Norma
Edgar T. Farrit
Tea Crosse
Eirrests
Y. M
Model Christian Endeavor
A. G. Tillman
Edgar T. Farrill
Benjamin Thomas
le i Salem
Eunice EB. Williams
Kathyn Hekbert
Belle Spencer
Edna Smith
J. King
Tomah
Angelo
Unionj Adams Center
Union
Decotah Prairie
Elroy
Gays Mills
Thillstorn
First Presbyterian
North Presbyterian
Liberty
du Prairie
North Bend
Newerdam
Olsen
Ontario
Sugar Grove
Congregational
Baptist
Viola
Viroqua
Carlation
West Salem
Warrens
United States
Minnesota Spaghetti Promoted For Easy Weekly Dinners
The ad extols Minnesota Spaghetti as a weekly staple, easy to prepare and inexpensive at about one cent per dish. It promises nourishment and vitality for the whole family, especially men, praising the VERY BEST DURUM wheat and retained gluten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Minnesota
Yieast
Moving Picture Show In Car At Grand Crossing
Employees of the Chisago Burlington and Quircy railroad at Grand Crossing and local residents watched moving pictures and heard free lectures in the safety first car. The car, dispatched with a large crew, toured towns to show new railroad safety appliances and operating guidance. The campaign aims to reassure workers and the public that the railroad is safest for employees and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago, Burlington & Quircy
Grand Crossing
Burlington Railroad
Derailment Causes Small River Junction Delay
A freight car derailment disrupted rail service at River Junction last night causing a few hours of delay. Worth side wrecking crews placed the derailed car back on the tracks and no damage beyond the car was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Junction
Worth
Dance at Homer Roberts farm draws largest crowd in West La Crosse
A formal dance was held last night at Homer Roberts chicken farm in West La Crosse. The event drew the largest crowd ever reported for a dance in the area and refreshments were served at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Robert
West la Crosse
Bowling Season Ends at Combination Alleys Tonight
The Nelson Clothing company meets the Yoyes Painters at Combination alleys to close the bowling season. Local standings and team notes are previewed as the finale unfolds at the familiar lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Clothing Company
Yoyes Painters
Grant's Ole Home Flood Danger
Severe flood conditions are reported on the Milwaukee railroad south of the city. At Galena the Plum River rose to 10 o'clock yesterday morning, tracks submerged and trains detoured. Water surrounds the round house at the Northwestern. boats used to move between buildings as six feet of water covers the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Galena
Plum River
Milwaukee
Savanna
Green Island
Browns
General A. &. Grant
Northwestern
Switchman Smashes Foot in Railroad Yard Accident
Kenneth Leyland a Burlington railroad switchman at Ayrand Crossing injured a foot in a yard accident Monday morning. He was taken to La Grosse hospital where his condition is reported improving.
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Burlington Railroad
Ayrand Crossing
Kenneth Leyland
la Grosse Hospital
Father John's Medicine Praised By Newark Mother
Vera Virginia Sites of Newark Ohio testifies to recovery from bronchitis after five weeks in bed thanking Father John's Medicine. She endorses it as pure wholesome family remedy free from alcohol and dangerous drugs and notes its prescription status and mail order option for a large bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Vera Virginia Sites
Newark
Ohio
Lowell
Mass
Lexpress
North Side Trains Collide at Whalen Minnesota
An east bound light train on the Southern Minnesota division of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway collided with a westbound passenger train at Whalen. Wirsman John Garrett and Engineer Herman were slightly injured. Conductor George G. C. Kaus led the freight into the siding. both Kaus and Engineer Herman were discharged. Kaus appeals to higher officials insisting the fault lies elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Kaus
Robert Herman
North Side Briefs From Dreamland and North Side News
North Side items note visits and returns of residents across St. Paul and surrounding areas. Messages record travel to Madison and Bangor, hospital stays, promotions at Crand Crossing, church entertainments, and multiple locals visiting relatives on the north side. Notables include Mrs. Burdice, Miss Wish Beyers, Milton Davidson, and several railroad workers with family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles St
Lutheran Hospital
Martin Alicklestad
Crand Crossing
Burlington
Mydels & Vogel
Charles
C. Wilcox
Pacific Coast
Delph Severson
Bangor
Joneh Losna
West Fia Roses
BE. Rossiker
Milwaukee Road
North Side
TI. W.cary
St. Paul
B. Griffit
Griffin
Milwaukee Railroad
Wabasha
J. Weem
Charles Sr
Minneanans
Edna Heally
Lansing
Iowa
la Crescent
Minn
Vira Merwin
Trempealeau
J. Belifeldt Las
Loomis Street
Alma
Wis
Lawrence Gleens
Wood Street
H. Field
M. Olson
Berlin Street
Centerville
Sabina Keaveny
Portege
Keaveny
Caleidonia Street
Dorothy Butzmann
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethel Lutheran Church
Mekvold
P. Gibbon
Prairie du Chienig
M. G. Solberg
Dubuque
P. G. Ward
George St
Jo& Roth
Pepin
I. F. Rinde
Miss Trith’ Dricksena Ie
Sparta
Holiday Carnival at Bangor Charms Despite Stormy Weather
The Ladies Aid Society of Bangor Presbyterian church hosted a March 21 holiday carnival, a colorful, financially successful event. Five holidays were staged from New Year to Christmas with themed rooms, decorative motifs, music, and treats, ending with a festive Christmas display and cocoa and doughnuts for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Bangor
George King
Marjorie Gilfillan
J. Wiles
Te. A. Gilfillan
Frappe
Gale
Mayme Merers
Helen Holeze
Lila Hisen
St. Patrick's Day
Mesdames R. M. Jones
G. Cooper
Mesdames Wheldon
Vaughar
Jenkins
Miss Price
Messames Vans
Bodmer
Boren
Knee
Arlan Bowen
J. J. Roberts
Hallowe'en
Debating Mothers Pensions in Franklin Club Meeting
The Franklin club holds a regular meeting at Freistad hall with a debate on whether the Wisconsin legislature should enact pensions for dependent mothers. Samuel Johnson leads the affirmative and W. Rather the negative, with attentive audiences anticipated. The event invites general public attendance. The text includes unrelated animal sketches and a Kans City Journal quotation about social judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Club
Freistad Hall
Wisconsin
Samuel Johnson
W. ©. Rather
Mer
Puliie
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Natural Color
A vintage ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claiming it restores gray hair to natural color and luster. It touts ease of use, availability at druggists, and anonymity of darker hair, noting a large bottle costs about five cents and a few applications suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreth
O. T. Erhart
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la Crosse Fund
Dayton
Mack’s
LA Crosse Theatre
C. J. Sevenson
George Street
Bulgars
Phepaard
First Presbyterian Church
Chas. Fletcher
Castoria
Epuricus Medicini
Overybont
Mar
Switchman
John
Gollide
Whalen, Minn
Figeman
North Side Briefs
Dreamland Theatre
Myrrolm Screen
Clear Pictures
Cassriff
Mesdames Jones
Putton
Ile
Kansas City Journal
LaCrosse Tribune
Lou
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