La Crosse election talk rails against incumbents and endorses Freas
The Tribune criticizes incumbent “present” officeholders and cautions voters about Schnell while praising Carl Hanson for efficiency and integrity. It endorses Billy Freas for comptroller and argues Judge Hunt should retain police court due to experience, cautioning about political pressure and urging detailed tax-cut plans from Republicans. It notes WisconsinDemocrats’ disdain for Fitzgerald and alignment with Hoyt over Neal Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton W. Hunt
Edward Cronon
Judge Hunt
Clint
Anderson
Dr. Anderson
la Crosse
Voters must choose between Ori sen and Dr friend Suiter
Apathy clouds municipal race but the electorate must decide which candidate best fits education, integrity, business ability and public spirit. The piece notes the Democratic party may scratch the ballot, highlighting names like Lapitz and others as capable contenders for the board of public works.
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Dr. Anderson
Orisen
Dr. Friend Suiter
Democratic Party
Lapitz
Board of Public Works
Smith
McCauley
Warres
Strauss
Schwalbe
Moodous
Lange
Gifford
Neal Brown Criticizes Democratic Absence in Senate Pick
A Washington letter reports Neal Brown voices strong criticism of fellow Democrats for the absence that enabled Stephenson’s Senate election. He calls the actions unwise and cites a Fitzgerald coup scene where a Kentucky congressman warned the New York representative to remove his hand, threatening a fight.
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Wisconsin
Neal Brown
the Tribune
Sterling
M. A. Hoyt
The
Journal
Fitzgerald
Ike
Hoyt
Stephenson
United States
Senate
Mr. Brown
Washington
House
Kentucky
Criticism and Appreciation in Musical Review
A letter to The Tribune argues for balanced music criticism that informs and educates beyond emotion. It praises clear analysis of Paderewski’s mature artistry and fairness in interpretation, noting his upcoming European tour and artists’ sorely tested hands.
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The
Tribune
la Crosse
Mr. Paderewski
Paderewski
Europe
Minneapolis
Woman's Card Party Hints at Ongoing Toil
The remark implies a woman balances social duties with household tasks as she attends an afternoon card party and leaves unfinished chores behind. The quote humorously reflects persistent domestic labor.
Spotlight on Thomas Shea at La Crosse Theater
Thomas Shea headlines shows next Friday and Saturday at the La Crosse theater with matinee and night performances. The lineup includes The Counsel for the Defense, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and The Bells. Cohen and Harri present a cast aimed at high modernist drama and stage prestige.
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Thomas #. Shea
la Crosse Theater
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Henry Irving Dodge
The First Violin at La Crosse Theater
True S. James stars in The First Violin at the La Crosse theater on Sunday April 4. The cast features Eugene Courverisier May Wedderburn and Adelaide with Frau Schmidt and the Dutch landlady adding comic color. Boltzman the German porter provides humor through stage German delivery.
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S. James
Richard Mansfield
la Crosse Theater
Eugene Courverisier
May Wedderburn
Frau Schmidt
Sigamunr
Karl Linders
Fredel
Eugene
Adelaide
Peter le Merchant
Sir Peter
Boltzman
Drain Man in The Servant in the House at La Crosse
Henry Miller sends the play to La Crosse for Tuesday April 6. The Drain Man is a embittered working man and social outcast who plans revenge on his own brother. In the house he meets a Hindu butler who wins his confidence and inspires him toward socialism ending in a fatal fall in a sewer. Clay Clement stars in the role.
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Drain Man
Charles Rann Kennedy
Henry Miller
la Crosse Theater
Far East
Clay Clement
Court Decisions Value Policy Insuring Special Interest
Washington rule holds policy value in realty insurance is conclusive if total loss. Bright vs Hanover Fire Insurance Co. 92 Pacific Reporter 779 confirms applicability when insured has a special interest and allows full recovery.
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Statute of Washington
Bright Vs. Hanover Fire Insurance Company
Pacific Reporter
Supreme Court of Washington
Billy Brown’s task and a future leadership promise
A father learns his son Jack refused to take the blame for cutting a cherry tree, admitting Billy Brown did it but Jack led the project. The father proclaims Billy will be president of the United States while Jack becomes chairman of the national committee.
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Kendall
Jack
Billy Brown
Billy
United States
Success Magazine
Scott's Emulsion ad promises cures for coughs and consumption
An advertises Scott's Emulsion claiming it cures cold or cough and strengthens the body. It invites readers to mail the advertisement with paper name, address, and postage to receive three copies of the Complete Handy Atlas of the World, from Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Love and Lie Split Village Lovers in Tragic Tale
John Shil, an upright land agent, lies to protect Laura Vane to shield her from lifelong pain after a fatal incident. The coroner’s questions haunt him as fate, love, and duty pull him away from Laverstone and toward distant Essex. Laura plans sacrifice as Shil resigns and prepares to start anew.
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Ben Holland
Laverstone
Stonewold Hills
John Shill
John Shil
Laura Vane
Tankerlane Court
Park Lodge
William Tankerlane
London
Lord Crancour
Essex
Shil
Lord Crawcour
England
Laura
A Psalm of Knife and Fork Satire on Meat
A humorous verse from Judge mocks meat reliance and adulterated foods. It urges eating fruit and wary meat choices, warning against embalmed cattle and cautious with sausages while celebrating carving as an art. The poem reflects distrust of butchers and a preference for safer, tastier dishes.
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Lacrosse Tribune
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Fr. G. Ee
V. Kidder City Editor
le Crosse
Wis
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Lee Newspe
Ise
Si Bargpesse Beaday
New York City
Association OF American Advertisers
A. A. Siever
LA Crosse Tribune
Quorn
Mary Daily
Sun
Frank H. Burgess
Hove
A E Blbeekman
Notary
Schnell
Carl Hanson
Hanson
Billy” Freas
Freas
Neal
Milwaukee Journal
Thomas Shea
Scott’s
Sir Robert
Miss Vane
Baronet
Old Vane
Danby
Harry Danby
Trencourt
Eton
J. B. Harris-Burland
Roya
Crean
Howe
Julia Boyton Green
Judge
Tional Bank
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
King & 8Th Streets
Song Service
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